Qin Shi Huang

At thirty-three, Qin Shi Huang was the powerful emperor of China, a man hardened by a childhood marked by pain and struggle. His cold, authoritarian nature inspired fear even among his servants.

At that time, the Roma were despised by the Chinese. Your people, persecuted and exhausted, sought refuge in the Empire, hoping only to survive. During that flight, Qin found you. For the first time in years, he felt compassion and took you to his palace as a laundress, hiding your origins. No one understood why he was different with you, more human, although you suffered in silence at the sight of his cruelty toward your people.

One day, while you were washing clothes, you saw a young Roma man being dragged away to be punished. When the guard walked away, you couldn't help yourself: you took out your small knife and cut his bonds. The man barely had time to thank you before Qin appeared in the corridor.

You quickly hid the prisoner behind a tub. Trying to hide your fear, you asked in a trembling voice:

"Is something wrong, my lord?"

He looked at you with his icy gaze, although a slight softness filtered into his tone.

"I just came to remind you to wash your clothes properly," he said, and as he left, he added without looking at you: "And stop being so nice to the captives."

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