"Caesar, no, Luga, I see a clear difference in Jovian's expression, and he doesn't seem to want to see you help your fellow citizens in Rome in the west."

Luga didn't answer Andrew's question in time, but watched Jovian's reflection disappearing in front of the door, and then secretly breathed a sigh of relief, stood up, untied the belt around his waist, and brushed the crown aside.

He seemed unwilling to let too many people see his ease without his majesty, a gesture that was rarely seen before the world when he was truly Augustus.

"It's not his fault, as you and I can see here, the senators and nobles are not optimistic about Attila's friendship with Ravenna, or rather have a wait-and-see attitude. On this issue, the two sides are not of the same mind, and they cannot force it at all. ”

"So, do you think that the nobles of the Senate will not be on your side, or that the Athenian nobles among them are still haunted by what you did to fight Attila, and if this operation really succeeds, for God's sake, everything is good to say, but it fails? You can't bear the cries of disappointment from your people. ”

"That's really bad news, at least when all this is not happening, Andrew, my dear friend, why did you retreat in advance?"

"I'm worried about you, Caesar, you know, and I'd love to see you turn the tide again, because Quinta is still in Milan, and I can't abandon her."

It seemed like a lot of courage for Andrew to say this, after all, supporting Augustus to send troops just to protect his own woman, such words always sound so pale and ridiculous. "Besides, this is helping Valentinian, and now Valentinian hates you to Caesar, he will not remember you, on the contrary, he will definitely scold you behind you and damage your reputation."

As he spoke, Andrew fell into a contradiction, and again, whether to help or not to help became a fatal question at this time.

"That's why, Andrew, when we're strong, we can't forget our friends who are in danger at any time in a distant land, even if they don't get a little good." Luga stepped forward and reached out and patted Andrew on the shoulder, signaling him to cheer up.

In the evening, Luga received the Privy Councillor Demisious, whom Luga admired because he was not only a philosopher but also a royal orator.

"Is there anything I can do to help you? Caesar. "That's what Smith said when he came in.

"Oh, of course, loyal ones, come on, sit closer, so that we can discuss."

"Caesar, if there is anything you tell me to do." Demisius repeatedly saluted and showed respect to Luga, which made Luga a little embarrassed, after all, although the person in front of him was still young, he was embarrassed to call him with such enthusiasm.

"As you see and hear in the Senate, Smith Sho." Luga got down to business, "I did do some very, um, unacceptable rudeness about the Greater Greece region. So, I hope you can think of a way, after all, I don't want to be unhappy with the money bag. ”

"I understand, I understand, Caesar." Demesius nodded repeatedly, "We have all heard about what Caesar did in Athens at that time, and of course, that incident really hurt the hearts of the nobles. ”

"So I need you, my privy minister." Luga leaned in and took Dermisius' hand tightly, and continued, "Go, Your Excellency should know what you can do." ”

Seeing Luga say this, when he let go of his hand, Demiscius had a small cross made of gold in his hand, although this cross was small, but it was inlaid with precious stones, and it looked very valuable.

"I see, Caesar, leave it to me." Demisius nodded repeatedly, then got up and withdrew.

"Oh? Do you want to solve your worries when you are about to leave? "Before you see him, you hear his voice. Luga was attracted by the female voice, looked up, and saw Lickinia appear outside the door.

"So you've been eavesdropping at the door, despicable woman." Luga scolded angrily, but he didn't look angry, it was more of a sarcastic joke than angry.

"Why, am I not welcome?"

Li Kinia deliberately frowned and looked at Luga, but her footsteps did not stop getting closer and closer to Luga, until she came to Luga's face, stretched out her hand and lifted Luga's chin presumptuously, with a charming smile on her face, "Why, can't I know about this matter?" ”

"Perhaps, my sister, this is, after all, a man's business."

"A man's thing?"

Lickinia was not in the slightest hint of shyness, and since she had returned to Constantinople, she had become more and more arrogant. She sat directly on Luga's lap, although Luga showed a slightly uncomfortable expression at that moment, which could even be said to be angry, but Luga quickly concealed his undeserved expression, and replaced it with the enjoyment that Likinia wanted to see.

"You're really a surprise to me, Liekinia, you ambitious woman."

"Oh, is it? Oh my God, you were the first man to compliment me, to praise me with that word. Leekinia smiled, her eyes fixed on Luga, looking smug as if everything was under her control. She smiled more and more charmingly, leaned down and pressed her plump breasts against Luga's chest, as if she were taking advantage of Luga. "I want to see, or hear, what good is your compliment from Caesar?"

"You're really, getting more and more charming." Seeing Likinia rubbing her body so cheekily, after such a long time, Luga was naturally horny, and the evil thing under his crotch suddenly rose up.

Luga raised her head, smiled, and looked at Likinia without fear, at least not losing half a point to her in momentum. She was so presumptuous, Luga didn't seem to be afraid, he leaned close to Liekinia's ear and said to Licina: "Don't forget, the maids behind you can watch, if it spreads, it will not be good for you and me." ”

"But what if you marry me, isn't it a matter of course?" Lichinia looked at Luga, reached out to hold his chin, and continued: "Then the question arises, you, great Caesar, when are you going to marry me, like Plasettia to assist Constantius. ”

"It seems that Constantius did not live long." Luga smiled, and continued, "Don't you want to see your daughter, poor Yudoria, who hasn't felt her mother's love yet?" ”

"Don't lie to me anymore." At the mention of Yudoria, Lickinia's face immediately changed, and she grabbed Luga's right hand and glared at Luga's eyes with both eyes. "I've been waiting, like praying for God's grace."

"Okay, but you have to serve me, and you can't make me feel any sense of insecurity, or I'll kill you." Luga looked directly at Licinia with smug in his eyes.

"Haha, okay!" Leekinia changed her face again, and even grabbed Luga's right hand and put it on her chest, squeezing it constantly.

At this time, Luga smiled, and smiled weirdly.