"Dear guest, what I want to say is that it is the Goddess of Happiness Day. This is a festival that only belongs to women." Under the flower gallery, Yulia walked to Karabis and reminded that the festival Yulia mentioned is a festival exclusive to ancient Roman women. The dates are uncertain, from autumn to winter. Women are proud today, put aside the men's secret gatherings and praying for the Goddess of Happiness. From the ceremony to the content, they are strictly confidential.

"Yes, this is naturally. I am also going back to Rome." Yulia's implicit meaning, Karabis understood that he felt that the task here had been completed and he could go back to "hand over" Crassu. As for Yulia's saying that she didn't like him, it was exactly what he wanted. This was not my responsibility. Do I still want me to get married if I book a blind date? Even if I book a marriage, I still want me to have a son?

Unexpectedly, Yulia asked the maid around her to deliver a box, "You must have a purpose when you come here. I owe you what I owe you, I will repay you first."

Karabis took the box and opened it. It was covered with the golden ring of Numawang and a half-old robe. "This is the token of the family and ancestors. I have nothing to give you. Let's talk about other debts later."

But handing over this means getting engaged to Yulia? Just when Karabis was confused, Yulia wrapped her "iron anchor" woven hood on her body and said calmly: "Just tell the people behind you that the wedding will be held until you return from the expedition to Lusitania. As you ask, everyone will be happy. And... I will talk about it then." After that, the mistress of the Opheranum Manor walked towards the inner hall and directed the female slaves to arrange the prayer ceremony for the Goddess of Happiness Day.

On the Clippers leaving Sardinia, Karabis looked at the ring and robe. Then he asked the minion to take out the Toga robe. "Try put it on." The minions changed color when they smelled it. For no other reason, this thing was a difficult clothing to wear. So they spread the robe, which was an oblong cloth with white laces, then folded the robe into two asymmetrical pieces, carefully surrounding Karabis' neck. Try to expose all the laces, then put down the hem around them, and hang straight to Karabis' feet.

Then he wrapped his clothes from his left shoulder to his back, and then wrapped them back from his armpit to his left shoulder. Finally, the heavy burden of the whole robe fell on Karabis' left shoulder. Finally, Karabis had to lift his left arm flat to lift the drooping part, forming a steady and free and easy style. "Take the ring." The follower respectfully put the ring on his middle finger. He stood in front of the mirror and looked at himself. "In the future, I will be destined to be Li Bida in this time and space?!" With doubts and emotion.

The boat docked at Ostia Harbour, took off his robe and fingers to keep the environmental protection. When he changed into a knight's cloak and got off the boat, he saw Kelly, the personal slave of Lukulas. The other party was tired and excited. He came up and grabbed Karabis and said, "The other guy you master hates the most is about to perish!"

"As far as I know, the Lord of Pier hates two people the most, Pompei and his ex-wife Claudi. Do you think Claudi is going to be finished? If I guess correctly, he and Caesar's wife Pepeya were found to have sex with him and became a rape." Karabis had long seen this inside story, and the culprit was the little pet rabbit bought by Fan Lundingna.

"If the male owner doesn't mind, it doesn't matter. But do you know that Claudi is now being prosecuted by the entire Julius family for blasphemy of the goddess of happiness." Kelly said excitedly, and then the two walked along Ostia Street by the Tiber River towards the city of Rome.

Listening to Kelly's inconsistent statement on the way, Calabis had a general understanding of the ins and outs of the incident. He had long known that Claudi would commit suicide, but he did not expect to commit such a great death. Three days ago, Claudi once again showed his new "male" style in the official residence of Caesar when he took office as the high priest, and instantly became popular in the entire Roman city's gossip world.

On that day, Caesar's mother, Oteria, his wife Pepeya, and his daughter Julia (who was born by Caesar's ex-wife Takanalia), carefully dressed up in the official residence, and invited almost all the noble women or daughters in Rome. They gathered together to pray or meet with the goddess of happiness. The women sat in front of the huge potted flower plants, said some private thoughtful words under the bright chandeliers and wine to ask the goddess for blessings. Then they ate sons and wine, started playing the piano, dance, and sang. As a result, in the dim corridor, an old maid of Oteria remained highly alert. She found that in the corridor, there was a "woman" wearing a bunny and a long-sleeved robe and a veil, with a veil, obviously bigger than other petite guests. Moreover, they didn't say a word strangely, and they were just constantly peeking into the gorgeous rooms in the official residence.

The old maid, who was suspicious in her heart, asked the hostess to arrange a new concert. The female guests at the meeting played the flute together. At this time, Pepeya said that she was feeling a little weak and wanted to go back to her room to rest. Just when the "woman" saw that Pepeya was leaving and wanted to follow her when there was too much talk, the old maid grabbed "her" and asked "her" to perform the flute. As a result, the woman became panicked and shrank. All the female guests began to suspicion and asked her to report her name. Whose introduction is here?

"Pepea." When "she" finally couldn't stand speaking, the female guests present screamed because the other party's voice was heavy and turbid, and it was obviously a man.

A man shaved his beard, applied makeup, put on women's clothes, and smuggled into the most sacred and inviolable Goddess Day of Happiness. He wanted to commit adultery with the wife of the male owner here! Is there anything more terrifying than this? Anyway, the female guests are absolutely unthinkable.

When Claudi threw away his veil, threw away his wig, and ran around in the official residence like a frightened wild horse, Caesar's mother, Oterlia, calmly covered the statue of the goddess with cloth, and then ordered to the female guests and the maids: "Closed the passage, everyone was in a team of three, lit lanterns and torches, took off the legs of the chair, searched the rooms one by one, and pulled him out!"

So the female guests and maids were no longer panicked. They acted like soldiers on the battlefield obeying the general's majesty and as Caesar's mother asked. Finally, Claudi was found in the attic room of a maid's maid. They tore off his breasts and robe on the spot, and shouted loudly to interrogate the stallion.
Chapter completed!