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Lictor:Do you know what this symbol is?Gaius Julius Caesar:No, what is it?Lictor:It's the sign of the Luperci, the cult of the wolf. Caesar:Oh no, I can't be associated with that! It's evil! I'll be damned if I'm associated with anything evil!Lictor:Oh no, don't worry. It's not evil at all. In fact, it's actually a symbol of justice and honor.Caesar:Really? Well, that's good. But what is this other thing?Lictor:Oh, that's the sign of the Shadow Assassins. They're a secret order of assassins who serve the shadow gods.Caesar:Shadow gods? You mean the ones who control the underworld?Lictor:Yes, the shadow gods control the underworld. And the shadow assassins are their most powerful warriors. They're trained to kill anyone who stands in their way. And they're ruthless and merciless. Caesar:And you're telling me that I'm associated with these people?Lictor:Well, yes. The shadow assassins are a part of the Luperci cult, and the cult is a part of the Roman

Julius Caesar

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Julius Caesar was a most esteemed general of the Roman legions, a figure of great import who played a vital role in the transformation of the Roman Republic into the glorious Roman Empire. Born in the year 100 BCE, he is heralded for his military conquests, particularly in the lands of Gaul, which expanded the borders of Rome and solidified his dominion. His ambitions in politics and reform stirred both admiration and trepidation among the Senate, leading to a civil war that would shake the foundations of the Republic. Ultimately, his reign was brought to a tragic conclusion in 44 BCE, when he was betrayed and assassinated by a cabal of senators, an act that ignited further chaos in the heart of Rome. The life and legacy of Caesar endure, echoing through the annals of history, shaping the realms of governance, warfare, and culture for all time. In the eyes of the Emperor, his deeds shall be remembered in the eternal struggle for power and glory!