This is the best I can do: "Ite, et fornicari tibi, o homo, qui capite similis videtur."
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The Illustrated Chronicle of the Lady Jasmine
- Thread starter Wragg
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Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Best I can get (using wording from my language) is : "Ut irrumabo, inprobus!"
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
She did not violate the rule, she sought confirmation of it!
(I wonder what's the second rule : "Even without pissing off anyone, Barb will suffer the consequences"!?)
We have left the original story behind, and we're taking a new direction - leading into the unknown and the unpredictable...But Valeria has a reason to be confident...
I suspect there may be a few plot twists to negotiate, but the entertainment value remains consistently high!
You may be right, but...
...then again, I suspect not.But Valeria has a reason to be confident...
A Praetorian Tribune! That suggests that the Divine Caesar himself is interested in whatever is going on in this little part of the Empire. You don't suppose he just heard about Josephine's party, eh? No? I thought not.
I am very much looking forward to the next bits.
Slavegirls!! Fresh popcorn!!
Get used to it. Being stretched nude before a bunch of Roman soldiers happens all the time here on CF.
But only Wragg can depict it so vividly
Wragg, this is well told story!
This is all getting to be very exciting now. The Tribune looks like he's all business, and wants to kick some orgying, corrupt magistrate butt. Jasmine need not get too embarrassed - these Romans don't seem to care about her that much. 
Well done again, Wragg.
Well done again, Wragg.
Here comes the cavalry! Perhaps there is a hope of rescue after all...? Another nice pair of complementary, high and low viewpoints to illustrate this scene.
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
ShadowWolf
Tribune
Is a new set of tortures in store for the proconsul?
Sounds like the Tribune is interested in something more than a quick friendly chat with the Proconsul, or is that the soon-to-be-ex-Proconsul? Doesn't seem to like Josephine much either. As they say in the Asterix stories, Ceasar really isn't pleased, is he?
Anyway, our good Upianus may be a pillock, but he seems to see which side of the bread has the butter, and the not-long-for-his-job-or-likely-much-of-anything-Proconsul looks a bit like dry toast.
Now, this must be serious stuff, if the Tribune is happy to crucify Roman legionnaires. The almost-erstwhile-Proconsul must have really stuck his foot in it, I fancy.
This just keeps getting better!
Also, can we get back to whatever Valeria is up to?
