Augustus Road

Batiatus was obviously amused by Fantu's behavior of pretending to be a senator, because only senators were qualified to sit on the ivory armchair. He also pulled down a section of curtain and put it on his shoulders, forming a toga style, and also dragged He replied in a long tone: "Oh, senior veteran Fan Tu, I condemn your hypocrisy, because you yourself are at home all day long killing your slaves."

"Oh, I can swear to the door god, if he also cares about men's back doors, not only have I not done it myself, but I also forbid the slaves in my mines and manors to do so."

"Then, call me, the praetor Batiatus, to answer your motion. Roman law stipulates that you can privately plant trees that can grow in your father's mansion, but grapes are not included, because grapes are not trees. , just vines. Based on this, I infer that citizens’ back doors are protected by the door god and cannot be entered casually, while slaves are not trees but vines. A noble person will not be condemned for entering the slave’s back door. ”

"That's beautifully said. Dear Advocate, you have solved the biggest legal problem since the founding of Rome. On behalf of all Roman citizens, I thank you for your integrity and tact!"

After saying that, the two of them started laughing, and Li Bida seemed to be listening to the cross talk.

The "Justice Officer" noticed Li Bida's embarrassment, waved his hand, and said with a smile: "I'm sorry, maybe you, a slave from the East, can't understand our jokes, because maybe your country doesn't have the concept of citizens, nor does it have the concept of citizens. No legal thinking.”

Then, Batiatas turned around naturally and saw Monimee's still sitting body again. After staying for a while, he muttered to himself: "Oh my God, she is such a beautiful princess."

Lepidus followed Batiatas' words and saw that he was right. Even if it was just a corpse, Monime was the most beautiful corpse in the world. Her skin was as white as snow, whiter and golden than the pure white silk robe on her body. Her curly hair hangs down on her cheeks, her eyes are half-opened under her thick eyelashes, and her red lips have not yet lost their luster of life.

"Damn it, Batiatus, what are you doing!" Fan Tu suddenly shouted.

As if losing his soul, Batitas used his stubble-covered lips to bite the cheek of the dead Monimee, "I'll go first, I'll go first, Fantu, I'll go first." Then he pulled off Monimei's top again and grabbed her breasts, "How warm, these breasts are as slippery as oriental silk. This is a real princess, and she's still warm!"

Fantu stood up and cursed: "Damn it, bastard, Batiatas, I never knew you had such a bad habit. Fortunately, we slept together in the same tent for three years." But Batiatas didn't know anything about it. Without hearing Fan Tu's words, he directly spread Monimei's long legs, one on each side, and put them on the armchair, forming a big obscene "M" shape. Both Fan Tu and Lebida turned their heads in disgust. , and soon the hall echoed with Batiatus's cheerful and low hum.

But when Lepidus turned his head, he suddenly felt that Mithridates' eyes on the mosaic moved!

With a chill in his heart, Lepidus' back began to shiver. There were too many incredible things that happened tonight. He went from a linguistics college student who traveled to Turkey to a slave of the ancient Roman legions. He felt better. Before he could get used to it, he encountered such a phenomenon of strange power and confusion. Lepidus suppressed his fear and stared at the mosaic again. The next phenomenon confirmed his judgment. The eyes of King Pontus in the portrait were indeed moving. He was standing, and seemed to be looking down, watching Batiatus humiliating the body of his concubine Monime.

Lepidus wanted to say something, but the huge fear prevented him from taking a step for the time being: the soldiers annihilating the silver corpses, the gorgeous palace, the strange mosaics with moving eyes, what a strange night it was!

On the other side, Fan Tu, who was unaware, ran to a walnut wood dining shelf in the corner of the hall. There was a beautiful fruit basket filled with figs that were attractive in color, fragrance, and fragrance. Fan Tu grabbed a few Then he chewed it with a savory taste, took out a wine bottle with a sharp bottom, and poured good wine into his stomach. Suddenly, a red light jumped out of the fig bowl and pierced Fan Tu. On the raised neck. Fan Tu screamed, and the wine bottle fell to the marble floor, shattering immediately. He slowly bent over, shaking violently, his breathing became heavy and difficult, and then he fell into the broken pottery shards and brown wine, After a few kicks, my feet stopped moving.

Lepidus had not yet reacted to the sudden change, but Batiatas was still twitching mechanically in front of Monimee's dead body as if possessed by a demon.

At this time, the mosaic on the wall made a clicking sound, like the sound of human footsteps or the sound of shouting. Lepidus was so frightened that he shouted to Batiatus with all his strength: "Attention The wall in front of you!"

With a sound, a doorway appeared in the wall, and then a small white figure sprang out, with a shrill scream, and a flash of light hit the back of Batiatas' helmet. The captain snorted, and then Along with Monimee's body and the ivory armchair, Banglang fell to the ground.

At this time, the white figure turned back to look at Lebida, who was almost paralyzed with fear - a ghost with a green face and a ferocious expression, holding a small bronze ax inlaid with gold in his hand. There was another shrill scream, and he rushed towards me with his teeth and claws open!

Li Bi Da instinctively stepped back, but his legs were already weak, and he fell to the ground with his legs spread out. The axe fell like lightning. He could only close his eyes, raise the cloak in his hand, and hold it in front of his naked body. It was better than nothing.

"Wow!!!" The female ghost riding on him actually vomited first, and the dark blue vomit poured out of her mouth and nostrils, falling all over the cloak.

Taking advantage of this gap, Li Bi Da mustered all his strength, and used his hands and feet to push and kick the female ghost. He pushed her down, and then Li Bi Da grabbed her right arm holding the axe and hit it hard against the pillar on the side. Finally, the female ghost couldn't bear it anymore, and howled a few times. The small axe she threw down in pain clanged and slid a long way along the smooth floor.

Then, Lepidus pressed the ghost under him like a bear. The ghost cursed incoherently, twisted her body, and then suddenly made a few "woohoo" sounds, tilted her head and spit out a few streams of blue-black saliva.

Then the ghost's curse became clearer, in Greek: "Let me go! Dirty Romans, dirty Romans who defiled my mother's body, you all must die! I, the princess of Pontus, the long-robed noblewoman of Cappadocia, Adiana, swear to curse you in the name of the three goddesses of vengeance, you all must die!"