Publius Septimius Geta Novels & Stories

How dare you come before us after what you did! Episteme’s anger knew no bounds. “You built this whole library pretending to honor our late father, Tiberius Julius CelsusPolemaeanus, but look what you’ve done. He is here, tormented by us now. Look what you made us become. May even our last name become ash in your mouth!”

A voice commanded, “State your name and rank, soldier.” Eyes blinked, and the parched mouth opened, but gave no sound. The officer on horseback ordered, “Give him wine. Loosen that tongue up for us.” “I bet he has some tale to tell,” one of the other soldiers stated. Once he sat up, cradled by two Roman soldiers, and wine had washed the man’s gullet, he sputtered, “I am Flavius Varius, fourth Tribuni Augusticlavii to the 9th Legion of Rome.”

I was so happy and excited as heads, limbs and body parts flew around me whenever my sword meets its target. I stopped when I was just a few feet away from his elite guards. I looked at him. “King of Germania, hear me. I am Maximus Aurelius of Rome, son of Caesar Marcus Augustus Aurelius and General of the Roman army. I offer you the chance to keep your life. All you have to do is order your soldiers to retreat and you will pledge allegiance to Rome.” I said to him. Part of me hoped he would consider and accept defeat, but another part of me just wants to continue the exciting battle.

King Atticus's eyes twinkled immediately and he had a look of complete felicity on his face. Rithambara was highly irritated and wanted to leave as soon as possible because she had to deal with the robbers which she caught last night. She had learnt few things about Roman royal families and men through Cato. When she first saw Augustus , he was exact replica of her imagination. It was a surprise for her because she somewhat had his image in her mind when she thought about Roman men. After getting no reply from him for her welcome , her anger

The fate of the Athena-Rome state hung in the balance as the opposing factions engaged in a subtle but intense struggle for dominance. Unbeknownst to Eurydice, a key figure within the Sons of Liberty was Octavius, the adopted child of the late King Gaius. Octavius, driven by a desire for revenge against Maximus and the perceived intrusion of Athenian influence, had become a linchpin in the renewed efforts of the cabal. His strategic prowess and charismatic leadership made him a formidable force, and he aimed to reshape the future according to the traditional Roman values championed by the Sons of Liberty.

He turned his back at them again, making the small crowd parted as he made his way out the library. Chessa knew she it would be awkward to meet Minalissa’s eyes. But the small fiery exchange between them made her realize two things. One, Augustus nickname was G, meaning he was Matty’s first love. Second, Minalissa was well acquainted to Augustus, and it seemed, to his brother as well- Ram Raganzo.

Although he and Tyr were not exactly friends and had only met once, the two could be considered to have been through a life-or-death situation together. Garfield continued speaking. “Julus is my surname. Senior Belisarius must have informed you that I am a descendant of Ptolemy Julus, or should I say, Emperor Martyn.” “So, your name can be literally translated as ‘the horny cat’?”Tyr tentatively called out Garfield’s name. “Bah!” Garfield stomped on the ground in frustration. “What the hell are you calling me a horny cat for?” he protested. “My name is Cicero Julus!”

Rafaello asserted. Gia glared at him. "Why are you preaching for him? Augustus never considered you as his brother! He has humiliated you in numerous incidents. Augustus took advantage of the people around him. He's not only egoist but also egotist," Gia stated and snickered.

She started reading quietly: ‘ “Today we found our new home. Claudia and me. Far away from Rome, far away from the senate and the intrigue. Here our love should finally be free.” Marcus stepped closer. “Who wrote that?” Livia left. Her voice became softer. “The author is called Gaius Octavius Tullius. A former senator under Caesar. He writes he fell in love with a slave named Claudia. A forbidden love. They fled together... just like us.” She kept reading, side by side. The entries were full of love, hope and later