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  • ariel_18
    ariel_18a month ago
    respondió a Zarathos325

    Thank you so much for the review😃. I'm glad you appreciated the choice of the Late Antiquity period. It is indeed a fascinating era of transition that deserves more attention in historical fiction, especially with figures like the ones you mentioned. Regarding your mention of Clovis, that is a very sharp observation. Since his rise to power happens in the exact same years as my current chapters, I can confirm that he will indeed enter the story😱 He is set to play a significant role in the upcoming conflicts as the world of Romulus and the world of the Franks inevitably collide. Ave, and thank you for being part of this journey...

  • ariel_18
    ariel_18a month ago
    respondió a Zarathos325

    Thank you, Dominus. Ave

  • ariel_18
    ariel_18a month ago
    respondió a JL_8547

    Hey there! Sorry for the late reply. To clear up the confusion; no, the MC is not a transmigrator. Romulus Augustus is a native of this world and time as the last West Roman Emperor. The reason the narrative might feel unique is that this entire story is being narrated by a fictional historian named Aelius Tacitus in the year 1000 AD. This is an alternate history where Romulus doesn't just disappear but strives to restore the Empire, and we are reading the chronicles written by Tacitus centuries after the events took place. Thank you for asking.

  • ariel_18
    ariel_182 months ago
    respondió a DaoistaG7gpq

    Thanks! Hope you’ll enjoy what's coming next. Ave!!!

  • ariel_18
    ariel_184 months ago
    respondió a LonelyLearner19

    pls read mine

  • ariel_18
    ariel_184 months ago
    respondió a Punisher_720

    Thank you for the excellent name. Fritigern carries a powerful history and fits perfectly with the gritty atmosphere of the story. I will immediately integrate it into the upcoming chapters. Ave Roma!

  • ariel_18
    ariel_184 months ago
    respondió a Punisher_720

    Thank you! Please read ANNOUNCEMENT #6: A TRIBUTE TO.

  • ariel_18
    ariel_185 months ago
    respondió a Punisher_720

    Thank you, Praefectus! Ave Roma!

  • ariel_18
    ariel_186 months ago
    respondió a Vuld_Edone

    Thank you Vuld_Edone for providing such valuable feedback. Regarding your point about Vitus and the logic of betrayal, You are absolutely right. I agree that betraying for fun feels shallow. Your observation that "had they stayed loyal, they would have died anyway" is a crucial logical point that I realized needed to be highlighted. Based on your input, I have revised the narrative in Chapters 1 and 2. I’ve adjusted Vitus’s motivation to be more pragmatic, he isn't just a villain, but a man making a necessary sacrifice to save the city from total slaughter. It adds the layer of complexity you suggested. Thanks again for helping me sharpen the story. I hope you enjoy the future developments.

When Rome Stood Firm

The year is 476 AD. The great beast that is the Western Roman Empire lies dying. Outside the fog bound walls of Ravenna, the barbarian king Odoacer waits with patient hunger, ready to claim the corpse of a civilization that ruled the world for a thousand years. Inside the cold halls of the imperial palace sits Romulus Augustus. He is only fifteen years old. To the world, he is nothing more than a puppet emperor, a boy wearing a crown too heavy for his head. A placeholder draped in purple silk, waiting for history to finally turn the page on Rome. Even his own people whisper behind his back, calling him the Little Disgrace. Then fate strikes with merciless clarity. When his father, the empire’s last true protector, dies in the mud, the illusion of safety shatters. The siege tightens. Romulus is abandoned. His generals are traitors searching for a new master, and his own guards prepare to trade the boy’s life for their survival. He is trapped in a city ready to surrender its emperor to the butchers beyond the gates. But despair does not kill him. In the deepest depths of fear and grief, something else awakens. The frightened boy breaks. Romulus refuses to become a sacrificial lamb. Armed only with a stolen dagger and a burning hunger for vengeance, he crawls out of his besieged city through the filth of its sewers, not to flee, but to hunt. Tonight, the young Caesar dies. And something far more dangerous takes his place. History has already written Rome’s obituary. But the Wolf of Ravenna is about to rewrite it in blood. WRSF Patreon: https://patreon.com/WRSFTheImperialArchives?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink WRSF Discord: https://discord.gg/DarxBKRe

ariel_18 · Guerra
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The Rulers of Santara

Note: This story is also being officially published on RoyalRoad.com under my account: https://www.royalroad.com/profile/657530/fictions. Three kingdoms stand strong in the east, west, and north of the land of Santara. Peace has been maintained ever since Malakar, the ruler of darkness, was defeated by the allied forces of the three kingdoms hundreds of years ago. The evil force has since fallen silent, hiding in the ruined and forgotten south of Santara. Yet, time moves on. Kings rise and fall, rulers come and go, and unknowingly, the shadow of darkness begins to creep from the south with a plan so sinister. While the three rulers of the kingdoms are busy competing for power, sharp claws of darkness start to erode the walls of the borders. An ancient terror, long thought dead, slowly awakens, bringing a threat greater than ever before.

ariel_18 · Fantasía