Roman Slave Owner

He was disappointed, even hated, by the Roman army.

This is an army of demons!

He painstakingly saved so many Thracians, but he didn't expect them to become slaves.

So he made a decision that he would leave the Roman army.

The door of the confinement room opened, and the dazzling sunlight appeared in front of him, which made him unable to bear to cover his eyes.

As he adjusted, he found Aetius standing before his eyes.

The confinement is over, come with me.

said Aetius.

Spartacus stood up slowly and left here with him.

Have you reflected on these days?

said Aetius.

Spartacus nodded expressionlessly, of course it was just perfunctory.

Aetius sighed, Don't be so impulsive in the future, if you encounter that kind of thing again, you can come to me.

Thank you, sir, you are a good man.

Spartacus said.

Really, if you want to repay me, train hard. Go take a bath and rest, and start training tomorrow.

Aetius patted him on the shoulder.

Sorry, I'm afraid I'm going to disappoint you.

thought Spartacus.

What did you say? Someone is missing? Who is it?

Belieus said angrily.

Spartacus is the little chief who fought some time ago.

Aetius said, and at the same time scolded Spartacus countless times in his heart.

You bastard made me miserable.

I offended a lot of people because of you, but you ran away without saying a word. You told me how to behave in the future.

how long it has been?

Three days.

It's been three days? What did you eat during this time? Why didn't you come to report?

Bellier said angrily.

Aetius blushed. He thought that Spartacus couldn't figure it out and went somewhere to relax, but he didn't expect that it would take three days for him to disappear.

It's not called missing! This is a deserter! Do you understand? I look down on deserters the most in my life. How did you become a cavalry captain? You are such a waste.

Hearing Belieus's yelling, Aetius could only endure it.

When Belieus was almost done venting, Aetius said, Sir, please allow me to lead someone to bring him back.

No, your subordinates are all Thracians. I can't send you. I'll choose someone else.

Belius said.

One more thing, his father is a tribal chief, and I'm worried they will shield him.

said Aetius.

Is that so? Then tell his father to let him hand over Spartacus, otherwise their tribe is the enemy of Rome, and their whole tribe will have to pay the price.

Belieus said disdainfully.

A small Thracian branch tribe is not in his eyes.

All right then.

Aetius sighed and said that he didn't know who Belieus would send to capture Spartacus.

In the deep mountains of Thrace, heavy snow is falling, covering the mountain village with a layer of silver makeup.

Sarah left home a little restless. Fai went to the Maidoi tribe a few days ago, and lost her temper after returning.

From then on, Fay no longer had a smile on his face, but instead had a gloomy face every day.

She asked what happened, but Fay didn't tell, and sometimes even became violent enough to swear, which caused many people headaches.

At this moment, a somewhat cold palm suddenly covered her lips.

Sara couldn't help but turn pale with fright, and when she was about to fight back, she felt that familiar breath.

She looked back and found that it was Spartacus.

Spartacus, why are you back?

Sarah said in shock, isn't he in the army ahead?

Spartacus in front of him looked extremely embarrassed, with disheveled hair and a mouth full of stubble, as if he hadn't bathed for more than ten days.

Looks like a bum.

I...the Romans were too cruel. They captured many Thracians and called me a barbarian, so I came back.

Spartacus whispered.

Do you know what you're doing? Do you know how the Romans dealt with deserters?

Sarah said in shock.

This is simply unbelievable, Spartacus actually became a deserter, which completely subverted her three views!

I know, but I... really don't want to fight for the Romans. You don't understand what they did. They burned, killed, looted, and did everything! They are a group of demons!

Spartacus scratched his head and said that he sometimes still has nightmares.

You will bring disaster to the Horde.

Sarah said with a serious face.

this……

Spartacus hesitated.

Come with me to see my father.

Sarah said.

All right.

Spartacus said.

Soon he returned to his familiar home and saw his old father.

Faye seemed surprised and asked why he was back.

But Sarah saw pain and disappointment in his eyes.

Spartacus told what happened, and the disappointment in Fay's eyes became more obvious, which made Spartacus feel even more uneasy.

You are the number one warrior in the neighborhood, and I have always been proud of you. I thought you would make our tribe more prosperous, but I found out that I was wrong.

Fay said sadly, even a tear appeared in his eyes.

Spartacus stared blankly at his father. Since he was a child, he was his father's pride and a warrior praised by everyone. This was the first time his father looked at him with such disappointment.

Do you know? A few days ago, the Maidoi tribe sent someone to inform me to hand you over to the Romans. Otherwise, our village will become the enemy of Rome, and our whole family will become slaves.

Fay said.

What did you say? How could they do that?

Spartacus said angrily.

They can do this because they are Romans and there is no one in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea that is their match.

Fay said.

Father, you're not going to hand over Spartacus, are you?

Sarah said in a panic.

Spartacus, do you want the entire tribe to be implicated and become slaves because of you. Or surrender yourself, which will save the tribe from disaster.

Fay said.

Spartacus felt like a bolt from the blue, how could it be like this?

How could they be so unreasonable?

This is his own business, how can they implicate the entire tribe.

They're just too much!

Spartacus said angrily.

I trust you will make a wise choice.

Fay sighed.

Spartacus returned to his home in a daze, why did he become like this?

How could the Romans be so overbearing!

Sarah kept comforting him, but Spartacus couldn't listen to a word.

He felt dizzy. These days he lived and slept in the open, and he didn't sleep well at all, so he fell into a deep sleep.

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