Òyì nke e mepụtara

And just before that moment we see him as a general, a man respected by thousands, leading the Roman army through a brutal war against the last tribes resisting Rome’s power, and the fight is savage with flaming arrows cutting through the sky and soldiers clashing in chaos, but he moves through it like he’s done this a thousand times because he has, and he wins not just with strength but with control, earning the loyalty of every man beside him, and when the battle ends and the enemy falls, the