Sheba and the Gladiator Page #2
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Why would they?
Odenathus was loyal to Rome.
His assassins
are right here in Palmyra.
Bathsheba...
It's dawn.
-I must go.
-Yes, or you'll be found out.
I'll be back soon.
Then you'll no longer be
the vestal virgin.
You'll simply be Bathsheba,
the spouse of Julian.
You!
Are you asleep?
-Are you relieving me?
-Yes. I'll do better than you.
I'll keep my eyes wide open.
Fire...Fire!
Come on, hurry.
Come on, move.
This way.
Bring water!
Valerius, at last.
Quickly, let's go.
Thank you, Lator.
Flavius...
Go up there and keep guard.
I'll take care of this.
You, at least, didn't forget me.
It is Rome which does not
forget its favourite sons.
A conquered son.
In Rome, the Senate
and the Emperor know
that you were overwhelmed
by a far larger army.
They also know it was
an honourable defeat.
Our friendship makes you
forget reality.
In Rome I will face demotion.
Worry not. Marcius Valerius.
Rome needs you.
Julian...
I have an idea.
A brillant idea.
What idea?
I'll go back to Palmyra.
No.
I must return to Palmyra
at all costs.
For what purpose?
Our revenge.
But how can we achieve it?
I have a plan which could turn
the situation in our favour.
What happened last night
is unforgivable.
I can't trust anyone any more.
If it isn't treason
it's gross negligence.
It's incredible.
Despite guards everywhere
a slave in chains
managed to escape.
Had we killed him
as I suggested...
I alredady told you
a Roman doesn't see death
as punishment.
Marcus Valerius is too
dangerous to be free.
We can't just
sit back and wait.
Don't worry.
Marcus Valerius will not
remain free for long.
And remember...
I want him alive.
Don't give her words
too much importance.
That Roman dog!
How could he?
Your men will recapture him.
An envoy of King Shapur
has arrived from Persia.
-Where is he?
-In my quarters.
Do not fear.
I'm not going to kill you.
You!
Here.
It's my only weapon.
How did you get in here?
That doesn't matter.
Just listen to me.
You'll pay dearly
for your audacity.
-I will play fair.
-What do you want?
I want to be your ally.
You!
Those who helped me escape
would have dragged me to Rome.
Rome doesn't forgive
those who fail.
All this sounds amusing.
It's not hard to choose
between an inglorious death
and a new life.
at your service.
The sword of a traitor.
I've shed my blood for Rome
on many a battlefield.
If i go back I'll receive
the most atrocious insult.
Do you think I'm so naive
as to believe you?
I can help you accomplish
your dreams of power.
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