The Strix That Offered Protection
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  • Time 4h 22m
  • Reads 259
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 41
  • Time 4h 22m
Complete, First published Dec 29, 2021
The Romans were spreading their empire across the planet, every land they tried to take the humans lost. Humans were sick of being treated barbarically, from crucifixions to other forms of vicious murders, the people had enough. The people outside the empire called upon their gods, to which their prayers were answered. The gods sent them powerful beings, beings the Romans had never encountered before. The Roman Emperor Concilius The second tried to send his best men, but the men were thwarted at every turn.
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