The Curia

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Aemilivs looked at the Senator and smiled back. Almost he laughed out, but he could contain it. He was very pleased to see, that this even younger Roman seemed to be smart as a fox. Aemilivs, a smart fellow himself, always thought the Senate to be a bunch of old and boring men, but this appeard to become far more interesting as he expected.

My friend, thank you very much for your warm and honest welcome. He smiled. I've caught up the last bit of your .... discussion ... and I must say, since I am a young and highly motivated Tribunus, I indeed am keen on making soon the experience of defeating our enemies in battle.

But first you have to explain, why I should make this experience in the coldness of the north, while I could also fight enemies in the warm climate of the south. How strong are our armies? How strong are our enemies? Are we able to replace soldiers fast, if we should fail in the first campaign, or would we be protectless, if we don't succeed at the first try? Are the northern enemies weaker than those in the south? And isn't the south economically more profitable?

Convince me, and I'm your man.