In the aisle, under the shadow of the statue of Pompei, the chair was covered in blood. Caesar fell on the floor next to him. His body, body, walls and statues were covered with splattering blood. One of his sandals was on his feet and the other was scattered beside him. The people involved in the assassination surrounded him and the pool of blood. The only personal slave who followed in Caesar, carrying the documents, was covered in blood. He was so scared that he stood aside and didn't dare to move.

The steaming smell of blood surged, but Caesar was still shaking slightly. He murmured the word "mom". After hearing him say this, Brutu, who was holding a dagger, remembered his mother Sevilla, and tears couldn't help but flow. So he walked to Caesar, knelt down, held his hand and begged, "I am not afraid of death, but I still hope to get your understanding."

But Caesar's eyes were staring at him, and the puzzled words were read blurred in the corner of his mouth. Brutu could hear that it was a curse, asking the gods and ghosts of the Julius family to chase his enemies and to hunt down today's murderer until the end of the world and until the end of time.

"Oh my God, what did you do!" At this time, Cicero slowly walked over. The breath he saw Caesar was getting weaker and weaker, and he eventually died. However, Cicero did not dare to go forward because he was afraid of being stained with Caesar's blood, which made him suspicious of being involved.

The remaining hundreds of people surrounded him, and many were so scared that they didn't say a word. Only Brutu stood up and calmly faced everyone with his blood-stained hands, holding the dagger and saying, "Don't panic, the ambition has paid its debt."

"Now you have committed such a terrible crime against a sacred man in this sacred place." Cicero said first. But his son-in-law, Eulabella, held his wrist and refused to let his father-in-law continue to speak. He said to Brutu, "Listen, we all praise your killing of the tyrant. Although we have not been notified before, or some lack courage, everyone is happy about the tyranny of the singular husband, so now are we who can help you."

"That is to declare this assassination that is legal and favorable to the state. Caesar was dead. His ambitions and crimes of subverting the Republic were to be tried, the enemies he persecuted were to be recalled, and the Senate would regain its power and preside over the war against distant nations." Kasio and Brutu replied in an orderly manner.

"We must also abolish all the unfair policies of this devil bastard!" Casca also added aggressively.

"What are you waiting for!" Yurabella raised her hands and said with an excited expression, "Now we can go out in groups and ask all the nobles in Rome to help us. Don't worry, Caesar has no decent allies. Except for the group of dilapidated and dangerous elements, as long as we make a conclusion about his death, our victory will be unshakable!" So many of the followers and attempts to gain fame. Even if they had nothing to do with the assassination plan, they all shouted that they followed behind Yurabella and began to walk outside the theater.

At this time, Caesar's entourage and slave felt that the mood was wrong, so they rushed in from the waiting room and the open-air place. They saw the master lying in the aisle with bloody slump, his robe slid down, his shoes were still falling off the edge, his body was cold and dead, so scared that he ran away in all directions, which caused chaos inside and outside the theater. The people screamed and ran around. At the entrance of the iron bar, Anthony grabbed the blood-covered documentary slave who walked out and asked, "What's wrong with Dick Thidd?"

"Die, die, so much blood, all of the master's blood." The documentary slave was obviously insane. When Anthony held him, he would only turn around in the spot. At this time, Anthony heard the whistling sound, and the red flag on Capito's mountain rose again. He saw the entrance of the theater, with blood stains on his robe. Brutu and Casio all walked to the front, and then Diheimos joined the team. At this moment, Eurabelah behind him also rushed up with his father-in-law Cicero, pointed at Anthony and shouted, "Anthony and Libidaus are Caesar's two accomplices, and should also help them kill them!"

"Isn't it enough for you to kill Dick Thidd!" Anthony realized that the situation was irreversible. He held the iron bar and said, "I want to kill more people and put Rome in the second civil war? I remember your faces, Eurabella and Cicero, you are the manipulators behind the scenes!"

Anthony's rhetoric made Eula afraid. He wanted to speculate and kill his enemies in the chaos, but Brutu disagreed with this. He shouted to all the people who were still present, "There is only Caesar. We killed a tyrant, or sinners who attempted to be tyrants, so that the Republic can be liberated again, and pay you freedom!" After that, Brutu called the slaves who came with him, and used a long pole to lift a small hat called "Pilenus". This hat was usually worn by freed slaves or redeemed prisoners of war, which meant that they killed Caesar and "Rome regained freedom."

Then, Sipingzel suggested, "We should not kill Anthony and Libida, but we should also prevent them from being killed by retaliation. This matter should be limited to the city of Rome. Now Brutu and Kasio temporarily retreat to Capito, where there is security guarantee, and the army will not be allowed to use force; then I contacted Banks and others to contact more people to join our camp; Luga, you go and take over the Sixth Legion of the Hezhou station with the order of the Senate; Diximos, you organize all the sword slaves to sanctuary order in the city, and control all the homes of Anthony and Libida, or Caesar's minions, and let all the legions loyal to the Republic in the surrounding provinces come closer."

"We must prevent Li Bida and Anthony from using their identity as the cavalry commander to convene the Tribs People's Congress separately to pass bills that are unfavorable to us. Therefore, we must immediately issue the Senate edict, asking all the people to concentrate at the foot of Capitola Mountain in the future to listen to our speech on the matter, and then the situation will be settled." Brutu asked, and then everyone held the hat as a banner and went up Capitola Mountain in a mighty manner.

The whole street was full of chaos. In the square of Rome, people began to set fire in the market. The bodies killed by enemies were scattered everywhere. Anthony was still standing in front of the iron bars until Li Bida came with his entourage and the sword-fighting slave, "What are you doing, Marco?"

While the two were talking, another Caesar's confidant, Pansa, also received news, "Dick Thito was stabbed to death!"
Chapter completed!