[Ancient Rome] How to Divorce the Tyrant Nero

As the largest procuress in the red-light district, Scylla knew the famous women in Rome like the back of his hand.After all, she makes a living by intelligence. If she can't even find the little bird around Claudius, then Octavia will have to consider changing to a more capable partner.

"Your father's new lover is named Kelponia, and she's a whore from Asia Minor." Scylla took a puff of cigarette with a face full of displeasure, with a sneer on his lips: "She used to be my senior ji|Female, it's a pity that this small temple of mine can't accommodate her great god."

"From your tone, she wants to be an uncrowned queen." Octavia has seen some prostitutes who don't know how to live or die, many of them are the mistresses of high-ranking generals and even nobles, and some of them even have sex with their lovers In and out, almost no different from his wife.

"Empress? You can also say that!" Scylla felt that Octavia's description was extremely apt, and she wished Octavia would quickly kill that bitch who dared to betray her: "Except for the unobtainable status, Kelponia wants to dominate His Majesty's thoughts forever. If you hadn't taken little Agrippina far away, it is estimated that the two of them would still have a chance to compete."

As a high-ranking ji|daughter, Kelponia relies only on the favor of His Majesty the Emperor.

Once Claudius loses interest in her, Scylla alone can tear Cerbonia apart.

"But compared to Kerbernia, I look at Claudius and I like Nero more." Ever since Nero moved into the palace, Kerbernia was left out by Claudius for a while.It wasn't until Nero returned to the old house of Domitius's family that Claudius recruited Calponia again: "Your family's blood is also really strange. The older the man is, the more he likes little boys. I remember mentioning When Biluo was alive, most of the little fish around him were young and beautiful boys, and some of them were even begged from behind the temple."

"In comparison, Caligula is not so keen on male sex, because he prefers wives." Discussing pornographic news about rich and powerful families is a great hobby of many people. On this point, Scylla No exception: "Compared to Messalina, little Agrippina hates Lucilla the most."

"Is it because of Caligula?" Octavia thought of little Agrippina's behavior after returning to Rome, and couldn't help questioning: "My mother said that little Agrippina loved Cali deeply. Gula, it's just that I don't think a woman in love would murder her lover."

"Caligula is not little Agrippina's lover, at most it is little Agrippina's unrequited love." Scylla sarcastically said: "Also, the beautiful word love comes from your mouth There is always an inexplicable sense of disobedience."

Scylla felt that Octavia was like a pillar in the Temple of Vitas, which could perfectly shield her unnecessary emotions: "The deeper I get along with you, the more I think you are an emotionless monster."

"Then are you afraid of me?"

"No, you make me feel at ease." Scylla said seriously, "Because monsters are always more reliable than humans."

After all, Scylla put down the pipe in his hand, and finally brought the topic back to business: "The j|girl you asked me to find for you already has a candidate, and it just so happens that she has some personal grievances with Kelponia. "

"Who?"

"Cleopatra, a well-known social star." Scylla joked: "She claims to be a descendant of the Egyptian royal family, but anyone with ears knows that she came from Athens. It just so happens that your ancestors also Take this one, maybe His Majesty will be fascinated by it."

Octavia didn't care about the background of the candidate Scylla chose, she only cared about whether the other party was obedient enough: "What kind of grievance does she have with Kelponia?"

"When Cleopatra first came to Rome, Cerbonia bought Cleopatra's younger siblings in the slave market, and then gave the girl to some sadistic |sexual councilor." Sku La slowly said: "I buried her sister for the penniless Cleopatra. As a price, she sold herself to me and sought revenge."

"If it wasn't for you suddenly asking for an obedient daughter-in-law, Lord Narcissus would have introduced Cleopatra to His Majesty the Emperor. In addition, Cleopatra's younger brother was sent by Kerponia Lord Narcissus and I can't get involved in the back of the temple, and I can only let you think of a way."

"Behind the temple..." Some bad images flashed in Octavia's mind, causing her to subconsciously shake her head, causing Scylla to look sideways: "What's wrong with you?"

Scylla thought that Octavia was having a headache how to get Cleopatra's younger brother out of the back of the temple, so he kindly suggested, "Maybe you can ask the virgin Vitus for help."

Although Conesia was under the guardianship of the high priest, the relationship between the two was still mutually restrictive.

Presumably the chief priest would not fail to give Conesia a face.

Octavia, who was going to kill the group of high priests in a few days: "...not this question."

For some reason, Octavia always felt that the appearance of Calponia was not accidental, let alone a beauty trick used by those conspirators to overthrow her and Messalina.

She should have a bigger, wider role.

"You just said that Kelponia gave Cleopatra's sister to a certain abusive nobleman." Octavia tapped on the table lightly and said: "That nobleman who is it?"

Scylla thought hard, and his face changed suddenly: "Lukius Hiranus, the nobleman who was sentenced to death for having an affair with Yulia Livia."

"That's right." Octavia, who finally connected all the problems, called Ellius outside the door, and ordered to him: "Go and get the ledger I found from Pallas' house." Come, let Titus check the recent tax records and property declaration records of the little Appius couple."

"What's the matter?" Scylla asked in astonishment: "Hasn't Lucius Hiranus been executed long ago? Could it be that the dead can still turn out the waves?"

"Of course the dead can't turn the waves, but the living can." Octavia said with a gloomy expression, "If both Nero and Brittanicus are dead, who will be my father's adoptee?"

"Your son."

"But can my father wait until my son is an adult? The Romans will not choose a baby emperor." Octavia said coldly: "And by then, my father's best plan is to choose someone who can inherit the throne for me." , and there are not many men with family background who are against me."

"Marcus Hiranus, he is the son of Appius Jr. and Emilia Lepidus. Although Augustus deprived Emilia's line of succession of the throne, everything is in danger. [-]. If both Nero and Britannicus are dead, then Marcus Hiranus is the last male heir of Augustus, and my father’s best choice.”

"I'm afraid Calponia was secretly sent to my father by the little Appius." Octavia conspired: "If you want to poison Britannicus and Nero, then it is better to be close to the emperor." the best choice."

"I guess the death of Lucius Hiranus must have been driven by them behind the scenes." Octavia thought of the relationship between little Appius and the Hiranus family, and further speculated: "It's just that in my father's eyes Here, the young Appius and his wife don’t have much energy now. But don’t forget, once Lucius Hiranus dies, Appius the young is the first heir of the Hiranus family. Besides, their daughter is still Daughter-in-law of the Vitellius family."

"As soon as Marcus Hiranus ascends the throne, this couple needs money, people, and the support of the Vitellius family in the army."

"As for me, I'm just an existence at the mercy of others."

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