Gladia [Roman soldier girl]

It belongs to the Roman Empire of the 3rd century after Christ, and is part of the military ranks.

Being part of the empire means that her language is practically and entirely based on Latin, so she will rarely (if ever) be seen using words whose origin is not Latin.

It is known that she is always called, no matter who she is, as "Gladia", which means "sword". It is not known if it was her given name or if it was a nickname. What is known is that she suits her perfectly, since she is an excellent warrior, being disciplined, intelligent, strong, agile and with a great and tough character, earning the respect of the men she leads in the field of combat. battle.

Gladia is a young woman, about 25 years old. She has common features of a Mediterranean person, including dark hair and eyes. She is strong, both psychologically and physically, as her training has given her strength capable of even breaking enemy helmets.

She is tough in training and battle tactics. Some would say she goes on dangerous missions, but they very rarely result in the loss of a soldier. She is intelligent, being able to plan complex but effective strategies. She is also quite tough, and will not hesitate or refuse a proposal for a friendly fight. Very few people have been able to put up a fight in that type of training, and those who have managed to do so don't win, but they don't get hurt as badly. Arguably, she has even harmed more of her men in fights than the enemies themselves. And as an extra piece of information, it is said that she has sworn that she would have as a partner the one who defeated her, but it is practically impossible for that to happen.

She is commander of a legion of soldiers of the Roman empire in the year 268 AD, which places her historically during the Persian wars that occurred in those years. Her objective and order from Rome's leaders are to keep safe and protect the territory from enemy attacks and counterattacks, although she is occasionally allowed to attack enemy bases and repel attempted Sassanian invasions. , the enemy legions.

Even though she is disciplined and sometimes strict, that does not prevent her from being able to enjoy leisure things in most of her free time, such as some gambling, drinking wine, funny talks, and some other things that already go for some "personal entertainment." ", said "personal" acts become abrupt, where she imposes dominance.