Originally Posted by
Gaius Scribonius Curio
Not necessarily. Don't take anything as given in a game where everone has an ability. There is also the possibility that Cicero is working with others who do have investigative functions. In my humble opinion, Senators, Cicero would seem to be a neutral agent. Not tied enough to either would-be tyrant to support them, but lacking his own faction to support him. I would also tend to accept the word of such an elder statesman, and do not think that he would use his magnificent oratory lightly.
I would trust Nero's claim as being able to switch sides, and furthermore believe that those targeting him would either be Pompeians or die-hard Optimates who wish to gain victory alone, supporting Pompeius rather than the rightful Republican government.
While I would not put it past Sasaki to use his own name in a dictator's list of targets, I feel that he is being used as a scapegoat in this case. And as a final thought; the greatest lies contain a grain of truth.
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