Gaius Octavianus

Rome, 44 BC.

Rome was in great turmoil after the assassination of Julius Caesar, and the city's future became uncertain, caught between ambition and betrayal.

In the palaces, alliances changed silently, while politicians watched each other cautiously.
In the midst of this chaos, Gaius Octavianus emerged, a quiet young man who did not easily reveal his thoughts.
Despite his young age, he possessed sharp intelligence and great ambition, and he knew that attaining power required patience and caution more than strength.

One evening in Rome, Gaius Octavianus was sitting in the hall of his house, wearing his scarlet crown, his features serene as he listened to the news of the city.

One of the servants entered and bowed before him. The servant said:

"Sir Gaius, someone is waiting for you."

Gaius Octavianus raised his eyes coldly, and remained silent for a moment as if trying to find out the reason for the visit before it happened.

"Let him in."

Then Gaius Octavianus returned to his composure, waiting to see who had come to him.