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La profecĂa susurra entre las sombras de la ciudad eterna
''Una vida concebida en el odio reescribirĂĄ la historia usando la sangre como tinta''
Un presagio de venganza que resonarĂĄ en cada rincĂłn del imperio,anunciando el fin del tirano.
Pero antes que la sangre corra y el imperio caiga, atestigĂŒemos como el emperador Geta
con sus propios actos,ambiciĂłn y poder,firma el capĂtulo inicial de su destrucciĂłn.
CAPITULO UNO:
El trono es frĂo.
Siempre lo es, el mĂĄrmol pulido le hiela los dedos mientras tamborilea, esperando que esta farsa termine. El salĂłn apesta a incienso barato y al sudor rancio de los esclavos que Acacius ha arrastrado desde su Ășltima conquista.
BĂĄrbaros, todos. Sus cadenas resuenan contra el suelo, un eco que le taladra los oĂdos. Quiere su vino. Quiere sus aposentos. Quiere silencio.
A su izquierda, Caracalla se rĂe como idiota, haciendo malabares con una fruta que su maldito mono intenta arrebatarle.
Ese bicho asqueroso. Lo llama "Dundus", como si un bicho pulgoso pudiera llevar un nombre.
Lo mira de reojo, su cabello desordenado cayendo sobre la frente, su sonrisa torcida. Siempre jugando, siempre provocĂĄndolo. Si no fuera su hermano, ya lo habrĂa hecho azotar por esa insolencia.
âTermina con esoâ gruñe, apretando los dientes. âY controla a tu rata.
Ăl suelta una risita, pero no dice mĂĄs. Mejor. Su paciencia se agota.
Mira al frente, al General Acacius, que se adelanta con su aire de perro leal. Inclina la cabeza, esperando su aprobaciĂłn. Como si le importara su victoria en tierras que ni siquiera puede ubicar en un mapa. Solo quiere que esto acabe.
âLos cautivosâ dice Acacius, su voz resonando en el salĂłn. âDe las tierras del norte. Un regalo para Roma.
âNo me digas ÂżUn trofeo solo para ti, Geta? â dice su hermano, con esa voz que destila veneno disfrazado de broma. âÂżDesde cuĂĄndo te interesan los despojos de Acacius?
Lo ignora, pero su sangre hierve. No es su asunto. No es su derecho. Ella sigue mirĂĄndolo, y por un segundo, jura que ve una chispa de algo mĂĄs en esos ojos.
ÂżOdio? ÂżOrgullo? No lo sabe, pero quiere saberlo. Quiere romperla
Los guardias la arrastran, sus cadenas raspando el mĂĄrmol. Diana camina con pasos firmes, no como los otros que se tambalean o arrastran los pies. Hay algo en su postura, en la forma en que levanta el mentĂłn, que le irrita y le fascina a la vez.Â
âÂżNombre? â pregunta, su voz baja pero afilada, dirigida solo a ella. Quiere escuchar su voz, probar si ese desafĂo en sus ojos se refleja en sus palabras.
âDiana â responde, sin vacilar. Su voz es clara, firme, con un acento que delata su origen extranjero pero no la hace menos precisa.
Hay un matiz en su tono, no exactamente insolencia, pero tampoco sumisiĂłn. Le intriga aĂșn mĂĄs.
Caracalla suelta un bufido, inclinĂĄndose hacia atrĂĄs en su trono. "Diana," repite, burlĂłn, arrojĂĄndole una cĂĄscara de fruta al mono, que la atrapa con un chillido.
Su mandĂbula se tensa. Quiere partirle la cara, pero no le da el gusto de reaccionar.
En cambio, mantiene sus ojos en ella. Diana no parpadea, no baja la mirada. Hay algo en ella que no encaja con los demĂĄs esclavos, algo que no puede descifrar aĂșn.
âÂżY bien? â dice, inclinĂĄndose ligeramente hacia ella, dejando que su voz baje hasta un susurro que solo ella y los guardias mĂĄs cercanos pueden oĂr.
Sus labios se aprietan, y por un instante, cree que va a responder. Pero no lo hace. Solo le sostiene la mirada, y ese silencio es mĂĄs provocador que cualquier palabra. Su pulso se acelera, no de ira, sino de algo mĂĄs peligroso. Curiosidad. Peligrosa curiosidad.
Lo fulmina con la mirada, pero no contesta. No le darĂĄ la satisfacciĂłn. En cambio, hace un gesto a Acacius.
âA mis aposentosâ dice, sin apartar los ojos de Diana âElla servirĂĄ allĂ.
El salĂłn murmura, los guardias dudan, y Caracalla suelta una carcajada que resuena como un latigazo.
âÂżTus aposentos?â dice, casi escupiendo las palabras. âVaya, Hermanito, esto sĂ que es nuevo.
Que se rĂa,que crea que lo conoce,pero esta esclava, no es solo un capricho,hay algo en ella, algo que va a descubrir, aunque tenga que romperla en el proceso
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A/N: I don't think I've ever wrote a chaper with so little dialogue.Also I did not proof read it, so I'm a hundre percent sure there will be mistakes... sorry I will do it later
Word count: 2050
Warning(s): concubines (?); under-age sexual activities (NOT WRITTEN IN DETAIL); angst; Severus being and ass; a little bit of touching between the twins and Marcella (NO INCEST they are not Targaryens); dub-con(?)
The next couple of weeks were quiet. Too quiet. Severus did not do anything after the incident in young Marcellaâs chamber. He did not beat his sons, he did not try with the inspection again, during meals he did not talk about it. It was like as if he forgot it ever happened. Julia knew better than that, she knew her husband and knew that he was planning something. The way he watched his sons and Marcella when they did not know it, when they talked, studied or just walked together, she could see a plan forming behind the emperorâs eyes, she just couldn't figure out what it was.
One morning, on the twinsâ birthday, when the Empress went to see her sons in their chambers, the boys were already gone. One of the servants informed Julia that the Emperor came by early that morning and took them away. When the Empress asked her where Severus took her sons the young girl casted her eyes down.
âI asked you a questionâ she said, her voice sounding like a generalâs command.
âHe⊠The Emperor took them to⊠to the concubinesâ she finally spoke looking up at the older woman just in time to catch the colour drain from her face. âAugustaâŠâ
âGo to Marcellaâs chambers, make sure she does not leaveâ Julia said in a quiet voice, but firmly.
But it was too late. The Emperor sent for the young girl, who was already escorted to the part of Palatine Hill where sheâs never been before. The place smelled like a thousand of flowers, she saw a couple of women with colourful clothing, and she could hear faint laughter. Laughter and something else. The servant escorting her stopped near an enormous door and when the young girl looked up at him, he avoided her eyes, just nodded towards the door. Thatâs where the laughing was coming from, and somehow it put her in ease. The thought of being in one room with Severus after everything that had happened made her stomach drop, and her whole body shiver. When the servant came for her saying the Emperor wanted to see her, she wanted to run, to hide. Go to the twinâs chambers and never leave. But she knew she couldnât do that, being in the boysâ chambers was the thing that got her into trouble in the first place. So with the elation of a condemned man she followed the servant.
She reached for the door something in the back of her mind screamed at her to not do it, and to the gods⊠She should have listened. What she saw inside made her feel like someone pulled the floor from beneath her feet.
***
When their father came for them, they should have known it was not because of their birthday, or at least not entirely. While they were walking through the palace, he kept telling them how they were now almost men and that they needed to learn things other then what their teachers thought them. Things that would make them men. The two boys gave each other questioning looks, keeping their guards up, still not trusting their father to not give them a beating after they pulled swords on him. The fear and confusion made it take them longer to realise they are in a part of the palace neither of them was before. Bassianus recalled coming close to it one day when Geta was too busy reading about war statistics, so he had to play alone. He remembered his mother scolding as she made her promise not to come here, or anywhere near this place.
âYou all right?â Geta reached for his arm when he suddenly stopped.
âMother doesnât want us hereâ he whispered to his brother looking around as if they did something bad.
âYour mother is not hereâ their father snapped at them, making them flinch. âMove.â
***
Marcella stood there with both feet rooted on the ground, not moving, not blinking, for a while she was sure she wasnât breathing. The room was full of women and men and various state of undress, but it wasnât the sight that made her turn into a living statue. It was seeing Geta and Bassianus in the middle of the room. Geta sat on one of the sofas eyes tightly closed, as one of the younger women kissed his neck and whispered into his ear. His face contorted as if he was in pain â but it could not be further from the truth - as the womanâs lips danced on his neck and her slim fingers caressed his still clothed chest. Bassianus sat not too far, his whole body stiff, apart from his trembling hands, a woman sat on his left and a man sat on his right, the latest was whispering something into his ear while the woman caressed his legs.
Marcella watched. She couldnât look away, her were open wide, her chest raising and falling rapidly, then her gaze met with the emperorâs. He watched her, not even trying to hide the cunning, malicious smile playing on his lips. For some reason, reason she couldnât comprehend yet, tears burned her eyes, as she looked back at the twins and the concubines around them. She only moved when the young woman moved her hand under Bassuanusâ tunic. In her haste, she knocked over a vase filled with fragrant flowers, which crashed to the floor with a loud clatter, making the boys look at her way. Their eyes went wide as soon as they saw her, which in any other scenario would made her laugh but not in this one. Geta was the first who moved shaking the womanâs hands off him.
âMarcellaâŠâ but the girl just slightly shook her head, turning in her heels and started running back towards her own chambers. On her way she almost run into the Empress, but when she wanted to stop and comfort her, ask her what had happened, the young girl shook off her hands and kept running.
Once in her room, Marcella climbed to her bed and started sobbing. The sound of it was loud and heart breaking, she was sobbing so hard it made hear chest hurt and couldnât breathe properly. The twins wanted to enter her chambers and the guards let them, but they did not get far, as Marcella throw her goblet their way, screaming at them to leave and not to come back. They tried to talk to her through the door, pleading, trying to explain, but she did not listen. Marcella sat on her bed, knees pulled up to her chest, her hands covering her ears not wanting to listen to anything they had to say.
***
Days passed and Marcella avoided the twins as if they were the great fever. She ate at her chambers, she only left in the middle of the night to go the baths when she knew everybody else was asleep. One night Geta knocked on her door telling her that Bassianus had another âepisodeâ and it would help is she would be there. Marcella almost opened the door but as she stood her mind kept repeating the images of the concubines and the way they were touching both Geta and his brother. So she sat back on her bed hugging herself as she cried quietly.
âShe hates usâ Bassianus whispered to Geta as his head rested on his brother shoulder. âShe will not talk to us, ever again, she will not love us. She hates usâŠâ
âShhhh. She does not hate usâ Geta took his brotherâs hand. âShe doesnât⊠She canâtâŠâ his voice cracked, as he tried to calm his brother and himself.
On a similar evening, when he could barely comfort his brother, he took Bassianus to the baths. To his surprise two praetorians were already standing by the entrance, same ones who where usually guarding Marcellaâs door. At first Geta wanted to leave, but he couldnât bring himself to it. He wanted to see her, he needed to see her. When they entered Marcella had her back turned to them, her long, dark her now wet stuck to her shoulders and back.
âWhat are you doing here?â she asked without turning around. Her voice was so cold it made both of them shiver. She never talked to them that way.
âWeâŠâ Geta started and his mouth felt dry like a dessert all of a sudden. âWe couldnât sleep, so we thoughtâŠâ
âNo matter what you thoughtâ Marcella interrupted him. âI was here first, and I do not want you here. Neither of you.â Her words cut like a sword, making Bassianus let out a noise that sounded like a wounded animal. âGo get one of those wretched women to tend to you. I believe they would be more than happy to help you sleep.â
âMarcella you donât understandâ Geta pleaded, making the girlâs chest ache but she still stayed in the water with her back turned to them. âFather, he made us⊠We didnât⊠WeâŠâ
âHe said itâs the only way we will be menâ Bassianus added quietly. It was odd, he was always the louder one, but now his voice was barely above whisper.
âYou have to believe usâ Geta stepped closer. âMarcellaâŠâ
âYou came for bathing or talking?â she asked slightly turning her head towards them.
âBut you are stillâŠâ
âYou saw enough naked women, havenât you? I doubt I can show you anything new. Especially with the water up to my neck.â
Geta looked at his brother but he couldnât tear his gaze away from Marcella. They discarded their robes and stepped into the warm water, slowly making their way towards the girl. She finally turned to them, her eyes red from all the crying in the last couple of days, but they still looked at her as if she was the most beautiful creature the gods could grace them with. And for them she was. Their father could bring them a thousands of concubines it would not change.
âMarcellaâŠâ Geta reached out caressing the girlâs face, forcing himself to not to look lower.
âThey touched you andâŠâ she started and her voice cracked. She knew emperors had concubines, of course she knew se was not stupid, but it still hurt like nothing before in her short life. The only thing that broke her heart more was losing her dear sister. âYou let them.â she said accusingly. Bassianus stepped closer not caring about their naked state, he wrapped his arms around the girl, hugging her, hiding his face into her neck.
âWe did not want to.â he whispered holding onto her for dear life. âWe did not⊠Donât hate us. We canât bare you hating us. I canât bare you hating me.
Marcella wrapped her arms around him, her face pressing against his as she let out a shaky breath looking up at Geta with glassy eyes. Geta kissed the top of her head, then her forehead, her nose, her cheeks. Marcella gently stroked Bassianusâ back until he was ready to pull away.
âShow meâ she whispered and Geta tilted her but before she could ask what she meant the girlâs lips were on his. She was clumsy, nowhere near as skilled as the concubines, of course she wasnât but still it was perfect. She was perfect. After a moment of hesitation, his hands find her face, pulling her closer as his brotherâs hands found her side, and her waist under the water making her gasp into his mouth.
âMe tooâ Bassianus pulled her to himself almost possessively. Marcellaâs face was red, her lips parted as she turned to the other brother, her hand caressing his face and playing with his hair.
âI donât hate youâ she whispered, unshed tears glistening in her eyes. âI could never hate either of youâ and with that Bassianus crashed his lips onto hers. He wasnât as careful as Geta, but he was not rough either. While she kissed his brother, Geta caressed her shoulders, played with her hair, planted feather light kissed on the part where her neck met her shoulder.
Severus had to try so much harder if he wanted to separate them. They belonged together. They knew it. They wanted everyone to know it.
The next couple of weeks were quiet. Too quiet. Severus did not do anything after the incident in young Marcellaâs chamber. He did not beat his sons, he did not try with the inspection again, during meals he did not talk about it. It was like as if he forgot it ever happened. Julia knew better than that, she knew her husband and knew that he was planning something. The way he watched his sons and Marcella when they did not know it, when they talked, studied or just walked together, she could see a plan forming behind the emperorâs eyes, she just couldn't figure out what it was...