Romanum Imperium นิยาย & เรื่องราว

he continued, referring to the color of Roman’s eyes. “Let me introduce myself, I’m legion” he smiled brightly “What do you want here? You had better not hurt anybody” Roman said in a commanding tone as he had noticed the blood on experiment 12 “Oh, well as you can see we’re short in number so I’m recruiting” he chuckled as he gesticulated with his two hands aside

"Maximus, are you suggesting that the Romans are inherently dangerous, incapable of embracing the principles of the republic without external guidance?" Maximus, choosing his words meticulously, responded, "Not inherently dangerous, Senator Cassius, but historically prone to assertions of superiority. By guiding Rome through this transition, we foster an environment where equality and justice can thrive. This is not an indictment of the Roman people but a recognition of the need for a cautious approach." His answer, rooted in historical awareness and political foresight, struck a chord with some senators, who began to see the wisdom in his decisions. Maximus had articulated a rationale that

I muttered. “I don’t get it.” “What do you know about Rome?” “Uh, it wasn’t built in a day?” “Nice try,” I said. “It was founded by Romulus after he killed his twin brother, Remus.” “So?” “Apart from the association with Alpha Calvin’s establishment, which may give customers a false impression they’re connected somehow, it also implies ‘Remus’ is kinda the poor relation.” “You mean this guy’s trading on the Alpha’s success?” “Yep,” I said.

One evening, Lucia entered the library and found Roman standing near the window. Alone. He rarely spent time alone. Which made her hesitate. For several seconds neither spoke. Then Roman surprised her. “Sit.” Lucia blinked. It wasn’t a request. She sat. Roman remained standing. Looking out toward the estate grounds. Finally he spoke. “When I built this empire, people thought it would collapse.” Lucia remained quiet. Roman rarely discussed the past. “I spent years proving them wrong.” His voice remained calm. Measured. “But empires don’t fall from one attack.”