Ares is a Hellenic God. Thrax, respectively, is a barbarian. If the author implemented some historical nuances in the characters it would have been much more immersive and gripping. For starters Romans and Barbarians are like archenemies as the latter ends up being the former's nemesis. How can a Roman, especially when Julian is allegedly a nobel, which implies him being well-educated and informed about the country's conflicts, be in such cordial a relation with a barbarian. And why is the Egyptian girl's character like that of a whore, no idea. Julian's attitude should be condescending at the least when he represents the overlord of Europe. When following the historical context it would be much easier to create a dynamic relationship between the main characters and therefore the story more interesting. The fact that the author is unacquainted with European mythologies is the least of problems.

You care about the grammar but can't spell the word correctly...pathetic

Just for the protocol, Christianity is divided into several branches among which are protestantism and orthodox in addition to catholicism. On such premise calling God a Catholic deity sounds a little bit offensive, doesn't it?

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thanks for chapters

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