Augustus Road

Amysus is a city in the bay, the mouth of the Dunmos River. The curved city wall strictly protects its land side. On the protruding promontory, there are cyan lampstands and neatly arranged lampstands. Shipyards, docks, and warehouses are all filled with seabirds circling. There are many beautiful buildings with red tile roofs in the city. The bright colors alone can make Roman soldiers covet them.

The location of the Hybrida chariot happened to be on a high slope in a dense forest outside the city of Amisus. He looked around and felt that the dense forest was filled with the murderous aura he was familiar with. He could vaguely see shields. The reflection of the bag surface, swords and spears, and the snorting of many horses were heard - is our legion hidden in the dense forest here?

At the bottom of the high slope is the camp of the Roman Latin League Legion, with about 5,000 people, mainly from Samona and Massi. At first, Luculas assisted this alliance when he went to Calabi to fight Mithridates. The legions were deployed at Amisus to besiege the city.

The Allied Legion and the defenders of Amisus fought intermittently for almost half a month, but no one really contributed. When the defenders saw that the Allied Legion had moved back today, they actually let many craftsmen leave the city and march along the coast. Rows of scaffolding were erected on the city wall damaged by the ballistae, and repairs began.

When Luculas led the main force of the Seventh Army and the Eleventh Army to rush here, the Amisus defenders were absolutely unaware of it.

"Surprise attack, assault, this is a perfect opportunity to capture the city wall of Amisus!" Seeing this scene, Hebrida shouted excitedly, and then Lepidus stepped forward, and Hebrida asked him: "Why am I still locked up here? I want to go back to the regiment and prepare to receive the plunder in Amisus."

"This is the coach's punishment for you, sir - he just let you sit in the carriage and watch the city fall without your share of the spoils." Lepida conveyed what Uteris had brought from the legion headquarters. command.

At this time, Hebrida was like a violent beast, roaring in the cage, cursing anyone and everyone.

One of the scolded ones, Eastern Commander Luculas, was sitting under a shade in the dense forest on the hillside. The golden sun was setting. He was sitting on a simple folding chair, stretching his legs and enjoying the skill of two slaves. Massage - because he accidentally sprained his foot when dismounting.

"Is it too risky to rashly use cavalry to attack Amisus?" the adjutant named Sonagius questioned - he did not believe that Luculas would use cavalry to attack the fortress with tight walls. It is obviously out of line with ordinary generals.

Luculas was in a good mood and did not directly answer Sonajius's question. Instead, he smiled and asked the generals if they knew what he had dreamed about last night. Seeing that no one knew, he said that he dreamed of the goddess Diana holding an arrow last night. The arrow admonished him - "Why is the king of beasts sleeping so soundly when we are chasing deer?"

"The fortune teller said that if I can seize Amisus as quickly as possible, then the balance of the gods will tilt even more towards the Romans, and the coast of Pontus will be subdued." After speaking, Luculas Smiling, he winked at Cydelius, who understood. After putting on his helmet, he made a military salute: "Your Excellency, I will definitely take down the walls of Amisus at sunset."

Haibrida, who was yelling and swearing, gradually became tired and squatted in the carriage. Then he suddenly remembered something and nervously asked Lepidah if anyone was staying at Karabi's camp. Lepidah replied that the commander seemed to be leaving an eleven. Where are the several brigades of the legion. Haibrida looked nervous again, and soon began to curse again.

At this moment, about thirty trumpeters lined up out of the dense forest, all wearing exaggerated wolfskin cloaks, and then Sercydelius rode a horse. Accompanied by several camp officers, including Uterius, Stop a hundred meters away from Highbury.

"Secydelius, my officer, I am the centurion of the third legion of the Sixth Brigade, Hybrida!" Hybrida shouted with all her strength.

Sexdelius actually tilted his head, looked at him, and then smiled, probably indicating that he recognized Hybrida.

"Commander, I saved your life in the battle of Talla Fortress. Please do your best. You cannot deprive me of my right to participate in this battle."

Sexdelius shouted back: "After that battle, didn't I reward you with twelve gold coins?"

"Damn it, how did I get only four of them?" Hebrida finally solved her long-standing doubts.

The other party shrugged his shoulders and expressed his regret that he could go to the person in charge of military supplies. Then he drew out his dagger - taking this as a signal, the thirty trumpeters puffed up their cheeks and blew hard. The piercing sound of trumpets rose to the sky.

Then, Sexdelius pointed at Hybrida's ears with his finger, shook his head to indicate that he could no longer hear what Hybrida said, and then he rode the black horse under him. , rushed down the hillside in a flash.

Following Sekedilius were several centurions selected from the vanguard. They held up canes and flags, and followed the commander with shouts. Then there were more and more legion cavalry in the dense forest, most of them mercenaries. The Gauls, holding short spears in one hand and round shields in the other, half-naked, shouting fanatical slogans, rushed out one after another. The sound of horse hooves was like thunder, getting louder and louder - -These selected cavalrymen had been ambushed in the dense forest beforehand, and now they rushed out together, catching the enemy by surprise.

Lepidus, who was standing under the elm tree, felt that the wind waves stirred up by the cavalry's charge were about to lift his clothes off. Potti beside him was also frightened, but Adiana still opened her bright eyes - she wanted to see the Roman army clearly.

The timing of Luculus' sudden attack was extremely appropriate. The defenders had been fighting small-scale harassment battles with the allied legions for a long time, and their nerves had long been paralyzed - when Secundus led the cavalry to come bravely, the defenders on the city wall were eating because of the shift change, resulting in the darts and towers being empty!

The craftsmen who were repairing the city were either chopped down or captured by the sudden attack of the cavalry, and they didn't even have time to dismantle the scaffolding. After several clashes back and forth, Secundus led his men to dismount directly and climbed up the scaffolding densely!

In addition, the four battalions of heavy infantry of the Seventh Legion followed the cavalry and divided into two groups under the city wall. One group attacked a high hill where a river passed in the south of the city; the other group threw away their shields and javelins and rushed forward lightly with only short swords, aiming at the lighthouse on the cape.

After the sun set, the Romans achieved all their combat goals - a section of the city wall was occupied by Secedius, a crossbow and a catapult were set up on the high hill, the warehouse and dock on the cape were set on fire, and the defense of Amisus was attacked from several sides and was about to collapse.

"Amisus City should not last until tomorrow morning." Lepidus sighed as he watched the flaming stone bullets fired by the crossbow, drawing a series of flaming trajectories and falling into the city.

"A reptilian slave actually has the nerve to care about military affairs?" Adiana, who was sitting under the elm tree, said sarcastically.

Lepidus ignored her. After applying medicine to Demetrius on the stretcher next to him, he picked up a rough blanket, wrapped himself in it, and prepared to fall asleep on the grass. At this time, he saw Potty wearing a very thin linen coat, with two exposed shoulders hugging each other, obviously very cold. No wonder Potty gave his blanket to Adiana.

So Lepidus nodded to Potty, took off the blanket, and indicated that he would give it to Potty. Unexpectedly, the slave girl rolled to Lepidus' side and wrapped them both with the blanket. Lepidus only felt the warm and fragrant soft flesh filling him, and his blood surged immediately. Although he only used one eye, he saw everything of Potty's battle with Hebrida last night. When he thought of it, his breathing became tight.

Hebrida was still cursing, and Adiana also cursed softly. After a while, even the "owl" under the elm tree snorted twice, twisted its buttocks, swept the princess of Pontus with its tail, and left impatiently, making her angry and annoyed.

Listening to Lepidus' nervous breathing, Potti laughed, then put his ear close to his, and asked, "Carabis, are you still a virgin?"

"I..." Lepidus was about to say something, but blood suddenly blocked his throat. Potti actually used his fingers to wrap his "little slave", and then skillfully put it on...

Poti's hands under the blanket were extremely dexterous, like a butterfly flying through flowers, like a flying needle, sometimes fast and sometimes slow, sometimes fast and sometimes slow, rubbing all the sensitive points of Lepidus' body into the head of "little Carbias". Lepidus felt itchy all over, and something sour fermented rapidly in his body, as if it was about to explode, a big explosion of bliss.

"Hula", the crossbow on the hill fired at Amisus, and Potti's hands also cooperated with the roar of the stone bullets, and suddenly increased. Lepidus was so happy that his neck shrank, and he almost didn't scream out because he was afraid of Hebrida who was still roaring in the prison cart.

There was another "whoosh", and Potti smiled evilly again, and his hand turned over fiercely again.

Then, Lepidus' neck stretched and shrank with the rhythm of the ballista.

"Cabias, what are you doing!" Adiana stood beside the "owl" in anger and shouted at the two sneaky people. This time, Lepidus was completely killed. He could no longer hold on, and all the "thousands of horses" galloped out-coincidentally, a flaming stone bullet may have hit a fuel warehouse somewhere in the city of Ammisus, and the loud noise almost made the night clouds fall.

Lepidus enjoyed such a wonderful hand for the first time, and the feeling of incomparable comfort was as if the "big firework" was launched from under his crotch, and he felt an indescribable sense of accomplishment.

The huge and terrifying sound of fire also covered up Lepidus' embarrassment, because Adiana's attention was drawn to the side. He bent over in a painful posture, holding his crotch and slowly stood up, saying "I'll go change the medicine for the Jew (Demetrius)." Then he hurriedly left the two difficult women...

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