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Quintus Arinas, age 30, a Centurio in the Roman Army had directed his division in defeating Egyptian troops while cleaning up norther Egypt after the fall of Marc Anthony to Octavius. in his companies efforts to defeat their enemy they'd lost many, not a one had left the battlefield without getting wounded. Quintus has come from simple beginnings and worked his way to his position, earning his rank and loyalty of his men they'd defended themselves to the last. and when reinforcements had arrived to the battlefield only to find Quintus, and 5 of his soldiers badly wounded, but victorious.
Urgently they were taken back to the imperial army hospital, they were treated for their wounds, cleaned bandaged and sewn up by the most talented medics on staff. After attempts to save their lives Only assistance of the gods, could save them. Two months later after the battles had been concluded, he was the last of his legion alive. For his bravery, Augustus Caesar addressed him personally assured him his fighting days in Egypt were over, they were going home, and he would be able to trade his uniform for that of a senatorial toga. Caesar would need loyal men within the Senate, he'd be given the opportunity to prosper, have an estate of his own, with slaves and servants, he'd hold title and his accomplishments in battle would allow him to marry well. His allegiance to Augustus Caesar would be challenged that was for sure, but Quintus knew he'd follow Caesar to the gates of Hades and back If necessary.
At 6'1" 210lbs Quintus was an imposing figure, with his hair cut traditionally short was black as night, the defined muscles of his body earned over years at campaign have him the physical ability to create war and his opponents would be greeted by the steely sky blue eyes staring back at them as he shouted commands to his men, his voice was deep enough that he could bring an entire field to attention at a simple command. He had grown to war, enjoyed the men he served with and did well, but his final battle had taken it's toll, now months removed and left to recuperate he could feel the years of battle catching up to his body. Given the opportunity he'd consult the gods to gain his strength back, but he knew where he was going he'd need to use his sharp mind to defend against the tactics of his fellow Senator.
Quintus was sitting comfortably, his bare feet propped on a small canvas stool as he reclined at the door leading in to in his tent. He'd be greeted by attendees upon reaching Rome, however he found it best to also study what books he could on the processes that lay ahead of him. He felt a shadow cross the heat of the sun, darkening the pages of the book he was reading. Looking up he met eyes with the runner who gave him a small scroll message, the runner nodded and quickly headed down the hill away from Quintus tent. Watching the runner, he caught troop movements gathering on the coast their packs and clean lines in order, something that he'd taken great comfort in, now comfort would come from clothes and civilian life. Stretching, he raised his arms over his head groaning he felt his ribs still healing give him a reminder of the battle he'd survived. Grimacing he turned attention to the scroll, unclasping the wax roll mark, he read the message.
As a congratulatory gift upon his appointment to the senate, he'd be receiving a spoil of war to cement that Augustus Caesar meant for him to succeed in the Senate. What did he have in mind? A horse? no.. not practical. And then it dawned on him that he may be receiving possession of his first slave. What ever this gift was he'd make sure to express his thanks at his first opportunity. Two praetorian guards were escorting a young woman, her raven hair shifting in the breeze as they approached the hill leading to his tent. “Hm...a spoil of war she would be hm?” Quintus said to himself, “Yes... a spoil of war indeed.”
Urgently they were taken back to the imperial army hospital, they were treated for their wounds, cleaned bandaged and sewn up by the most talented medics on staff. After attempts to save their lives Only assistance of the gods, could save them. Two months later after the battles had been concluded, he was the last of his legion alive. For his bravery, Augustus Caesar addressed him personally assured him his fighting days in Egypt were over, they were going home, and he would be able to trade his uniform for that of a senatorial toga. Caesar would need loyal men within the Senate, he'd be given the opportunity to prosper, have an estate of his own, with slaves and servants, he'd hold title and his accomplishments in battle would allow him to marry well. His allegiance to Augustus Caesar would be challenged that was for sure, but Quintus knew he'd follow Caesar to the gates of Hades and back If necessary.
At 6'1" 210lbs Quintus was an imposing figure, with his hair cut traditionally short was black as night, the defined muscles of his body earned over years at campaign have him the physical ability to create war and his opponents would be greeted by the steely sky blue eyes staring back at them as he shouted commands to his men, his voice was deep enough that he could bring an entire field to attention at a simple command. He had grown to war, enjoyed the men he served with and did well, but his final battle had taken it's toll, now months removed and left to recuperate he could feel the years of battle catching up to his body. Given the opportunity he'd consult the gods to gain his strength back, but he knew where he was going he'd need to use his sharp mind to defend against the tactics of his fellow Senator.
Quintus was sitting comfortably, his bare feet propped on a small canvas stool as he reclined at the door leading in to in his tent. He'd be greeted by attendees upon reaching Rome, however he found it best to also study what books he could on the processes that lay ahead of him. He felt a shadow cross the heat of the sun, darkening the pages of the book he was reading. Looking up he met eyes with the runner who gave him a small scroll message, the runner nodded and quickly headed down the hill away from Quintus tent. Watching the runner, he caught troop movements gathering on the coast their packs and clean lines in order, something that he'd taken great comfort in, now comfort would come from clothes and civilian life. Stretching, he raised his arms over his head groaning he felt his ribs still healing give him a reminder of the battle he'd survived. Grimacing he turned attention to the scroll, unclasping the wax roll mark, he read the message.
As a congratulatory gift upon his appointment to the senate, he'd be receiving a spoil of war to cement that Augustus Caesar meant for him to succeed in the Senate. What did he have in mind? A horse? no.. not practical. And then it dawned on him that he may be receiving possession of his first slave. What ever this gift was he'd make sure to express his thanks at his first opportunity. Two praetorian guards were escorting a young woman, her raven hair shifting in the breeze as they approached the hill leading to his tent. “Hm...a spoil of war she would be hm?” Quintus said to himself, “Yes... a spoil of war indeed.”