Soldier Of Rome: The Legionary (The Artorian Chronicles) - Plot & Excerpts
The First and Twentieth Legions had been selected to carry the assault, along with the two cohorts of the Praetorian Guard that accompanied Germanicus. The general himself was on foot and conspicuously devoid of his helmet. He was pacing back and forth in front of the assaulting cohorts. He was smiling and bantering with the men of the Praetorians. “Is he really going to lead this assault?” Valens asked. “That’s what it looks like,” Magnus answered. “I guess he wants to make the Emperor proud,” Statorius remarked. Were he still in the field, most veterans had no doubt that Tiberius would have led this attack personally as well, such had been his reputation. “Quite a reputation to try and live up to when your adoptive father is not only emperor of the known world, but also one of the most aggressive soldiers to have ever lived,” Vitruvius remarked. The optio was at the left end of the line, right next to where Statorius’ section had fallen in at.
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