Annekya is the last of the tribute her tribe sent to Rome. As a slave, this is her story through the Colosseum, and into a new household she could grow to actually cherish. Her only problem with this new household? She's a servant, and suspects she might have a crush on her young Roman master. Not Good.

***First Five Chapters Only, Whole is Published*** The laws of the legion are eternal, handed down by the gods of the Imperium themselves. Out of the ashes left by the great cataclysm that was the end of a world, the Princes of Iron arose and forged themselves a dominion ever expanding and engulfing the lands around theirs. Called demons by the other races, the Divine Princes rule with thaumaturgy at their beck and call, unfeeling and perfect. Within the legions, dark engines of destruction and conquest, glimmers of light sometimes appear. For Tita Nautia Helva and the soldiers of Fourth Legion, such a suggestion strikes just in time to shake their world down to its foundations. The question in the aftermath is simple: who will you become?

Laura's Poetry Chronicles continues with: . A poem about Lisa Cooper, my own Hazbin Hotel/Helluva Boss character . A expansion on my poem about my own successor to Club Penguin Island with some aspects of Club Penguin Rewritten and Club Penguin Online . A acrostic poem about retiring from DeviantArt back in late 2018. . A sequel to "Swim Away Sailor" about the mermaid being welcomed back back the captain of a ship. . A spin-off of my poems about my own successor to Club Penguin known as "Experimental Island" about another island where Magellanic penguins live. . An old poem I wrote for one of my Go!Animate videos back in January 2012. . A horror love poem that is written to celebrate Hallotine's Day, a fusion of Valentine's Day and Halloween. . A Japanese haiku I wrote back in Summer 2016 that includes kanji. . A new poem I wrote about discovering the truth about two people I used to be a fan of, but not anymore. . A sonnet about escaping from despair and feeling freedom in a magic garden. . A second part of a poem about discovering the truth about two people I used to be a fan of, but not anymore.