Marcus Verus Sol - Revision history

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	Despite being grief-stricken, he charged his mother to run the estate in his absence until he finished his terms, returning to Rome just barely in time to get to the first meeting of the new Senate, not even having time to find his office or set back up in his twin nephew's home. By the time he reached the Senate, all he had left was a burning desire for the change that would have saved his brother and sister.		Despite being grief-stricken, he charged his mother to run the estate in his absence until he finished his terms, returning to Rome just barely in time to get to the first meeting of the new Senate, not even having time to find his office or set back up in his twin nephew's home. By the time he reached the Senate, all he had left was a burning desire for the change that would have saved his brother and sister.

	===Reign===
	Markus Verus Sol served as tribune to the plebians for three years, making massive strides in plebian rights which ended up very minimal differences between the plebs and the pats.

	==Story==		==Story==

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	\|<span style="font-size:small;">'''Tribune of the Plebs'''		\|<span style="font-size:small;">'''Tribune of the Plebs'''
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	\| <span style="font-size:small;">'''Born''': 78 BC		\| <span style="font-size:small;">'''Born''': 88 BC
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	\| <span style="font-size:small;">'''Spouse''': Astra Aelius		\| <span style="font-size:small;">'''Spouse''': Astra Aelius

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	\|<span style="font-size:small;">'''Tribune of the Plebs'''		\|<span style="font-size:small;">'''Tribune of the Plebs'''
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	\| <span style="font-size:small;">'''Born''': 90 BC		\| <span style="font-size:small;">'''Born''': 78 BC
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	\| <span style="font-size:small;">'''Spouse''': Astra Aelius		\| <span style="font-size:small;">'''Spouse''': Astra Aelius

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	As Civil War loomed, Marcus gathered the members of his Plebeian Assembly, his roommates, and his closest companions, formally inducting them into the Tribune's Guard, Legion X. Before battle, he addressed them not merely as soldiers but as family, telling them that if they were to die, they would die together as kin. He formally adopted many into his family, including Titus Verus Sol, Publia Vera Pultcher, Tokuania Vera Cerise, Shleepington El Verus Hennessius, Kennatius Vera Sol, Monocibus Verus Helvia, Romilius Verus Kaine, Thees Verus Ghostos, Finn Verus Helvia, Octavia Ferus Helvia, and his nephews Alba and Spurius, who assumed the Verus name to honor both their mother Julia and their guardian Marcus.		As Civil War loomed, Marcus gathered the members of his Plebeian Assembly, his roommates, and his closest companions, formally inducting them into the Tribune's Guard, Legion X. Before battle, he addressed them not merely as soldiers but as family, telling them that if they were to die, they would die together as kin. He formally adopted many into his family, including Titus Verus Sol, Publia Vera Pultcher, Tokuania Vera Cerise, Shleepington El Verus Hennessius, Kennatius Vera Sol, Monocibus Verus Helvia, Romilius Verus Kaine, Thees Verus Ghostos, Finn Verus Helvia, Octavia Ferus Helvia, and his nephews Alba and Spurius, who assumed the Verus name to honor both their mother Julia and their guardian Marcus.

	Throughout the Civil War, Marcus and Legion X fought recklessly upon the front lines, deliberately using Marcus as bait to lure enemy forces into fatal overextensions. During the fighting he personally slew two traitors. The campaign earned him tremendous respect for Lucius Aurelion, one of the few senators willing to fight beside him in the front ranks, while simultaneously diminishing his opinion of several former allies-including Divinia Umbria, Zekor Gracchus, Gaius Aurelion, and others-whom he believed remained behind merely to claim glory and loot the battlefield.		Throughout the Civil War, Marcus and Legion X fought recklessly upon the front lines, deliberately using Marcus as bait to lure enemy forces into fatal overextensions. During the fighting he personally slew two traitors. The campaign earned him tremendous respect for Lucius Aurelion, one of the few senators willing to fight beside him in the front ranks, while simultaneously diminishing his opinion of several former allies, including Divinia Umbria, Zekor Gracchus, Gaius Aurelion, and others, whom he believed remained behind merely to claim glory and loot the battlefield.

	Following the battle, Marcus attempted to spare the captured Aquarius Vinarius, with whom he had spoken before the war. During negotiations, however, he was ambushed by Montelius Sopranius, the Legion V member who had persecuted him most relentlessly. Amid the ensuing confusion, Senate loyalists killed Aquarius.		Following the battle, Marcus attempted to spare the captured Aquarius Vinarius, with whom he had spoken before the war. During negotiations, however, he was ambushed by Montelius Sopranius, the Legion V member who had persecuted him most relentlessly. Amid the ensuing confusion, Senate loyalists killed Aquarius.
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	As reports regarding the Umbria family continued to accumulate from the Lucretia, Aurelion, Gracchus families and numerous independent Plebeians, Marcus investigated their activities and concluded they sought to control Rome through deceit. Believing that merely arresting Divinia Umbria would ignite another civil war, he instead planned a state-sanctioned execution. To carry it out, he assembled Legion X, members of Legion IV, Plebeian militia, armed clergy, the Consul, and fellow senators. Delays in carrying out the arrest allowed Legion II and Zekor Gracchus to intervene. Divinia was instead placed on trial, during which Marcus survived three separate assassination attempts by members of Legion II. Unaware that nearly half the Senate consisted of unconfirmed Umbrias appointed by the Consuls, Marcus argued passionately for execution. Divinia was ultimately found guilty by a narrow margin, though the punishment imposed was only the stripping of her Senate and Patrician status, with abstaining members ensuring her survival.		As reports regarding the Umbria family continued to accumulate from the Lucretia, Aurelion, Gracchus families and numerous independent Plebeians, Marcus investigated their activities and concluded they sought to control Rome through deceit. Believing that merely arresting Divinia Umbria would ignite another civil war, he instead planned a state-sanctioned execution. To carry it out, he assembled Legion X, members of Legion IV, Plebeian militia, armed clergy, the Consul, and fellow senators. Delays in carrying out the arrest allowed Legion II and Zekor Gracchus to intervene. Divinia was instead placed on trial, during which Marcus survived three separate assassination attempts by members of Legion II. Unaware that nearly half the Senate consisted of unconfirmed Umbrias appointed by the Consuls, Marcus argued passionately for execution. Divinia was ultimately found guilty by a narrow margin, though the punishment imposed was only the stripping of her Senate and Patrician status, with abstaining members ensuring her survival.

	After the verdict, Marcus fled the Senate fearing for his life. Once again, he found himself abandoned by Zekor Gracchus, who admitted he simply did not care about Marcus' safety and would instead remain at the Colosseum with his Legion. Returning home offered no sanctuary, as Legion II lay waiting and forced Marcus into another desperate chase through the streets. Searching everywhere for Zekor-including the Senate, his villa, and other Patrician estates-Marcus finally returned to the Colosseum, where he and his companions were ultimately hunted down and killed. Only after Marcus' death did Zekor lead his Legion against Legion II, claiming the glory Marcus had been denied.		After the verdict, Marcus fled the Senate fearing for his life. Once again, he found himself abandoned by Zekor Gracchus, who admitted he simply did not care about Marcus' safety and would instead remain at the Colosseum with his Legion. Returning home offered no sanctuary, as Legion II lay waiting and forced Marcus into another desperate chase through the streets. Searching everywhere for Zekor, including the Senate, his villa, and other Patrician estates. Marcus finally returned to the Colosseum, where he and his companions were ultimately hunted down and killed. Only after Marcus' death did Zekor lead his Legion against Legion II, claiming the glory Marcus had been denied.

	Following the slaughter, the surviving Consul Publia Vera Pultcher swore vengeance. Supported by Pontifex Astra Vera Sol and Pontifex Alba Verus Kaine, she rejected both Zekor Gracchus and Nefarius Umbrum, backing revenge, reform, and continued progress. In doing so, she secured a Religious Populist Military dictatorship, supported by her Plebeian militia, the heads of the faith, and the emergency authority vested in the sole remaining Consul over a Senate left too fractured to maintain even basic decorum.		Following the slaughter, the surviving Consul Publia Vera Pultcher swore vengeance. Supported by Pontifex Astra Vera Sol and Pontifex Alba Verus Kaine, she rejected both Zekor Gracchus and Nefarius Umbrum, backing revenge, reform, and continued progress. In doing so, she secured a Religious Populist Military dictatorship, supported by her Plebeian militia, the heads of the faith, and the emergency authority vested in the sole remaining Consul over a Senate left too fractured to maintain even basic decorum.

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	As Civil War loomed, Marcus gathered the members of his Plebeian Assembly, his roommates, and his closest companions, formally inducting them into the Tribune's Guard, Legion X. Before battle, he addressed them not merely as soldiers but as family, telling them that if they were to die, they would die together as kin. He formally adopted many into his family, including Titus Verus Sol, Publia Vera Pultcher, Tokuania Vera Cerise, Shleepington El Verus Hennessius, Kennatius Vera Sol, Monocibus Verus Helvia, Romilius Verus Kaine, Thees Verus Ghostos, Finn Verus Helvia, Octavia Ferus Helvia, and his nephews Alba and Spurius, who assumed the Verus name to honor both their mother Julia and their guardian Marcus.		As Civil War loomed, Marcus gathered the members of his Plebeian Assembly, his roommates, and his closest companions, formally inducting them into the Tribune's Guard, Legion X. Before battle, he addressed them not merely as soldiers but as family, telling them that if they were to die, they would die together as kin. He formally adopted many into his family, including Titus Verus Sol, Publia Vera Pultcher, Tokuania Vera Cerise, Shleepington El Verus Hennessius, Kennatius Vera Sol, Monocibus Verus Helvia, Romilius Verus Kaine, Thees Verus Ghostos, Finn Verus Helvia, Octavia Ferus Helvia, and his nephews Alba and Spurius, who assumed the Verus name to honor both their mother Julia and their guardian Marcus.

	Throughout the Civil War, Marcus and Legion X fought recklessly upon the front lines, deliberately using Marcus as bait to lure enemy forces into fatal overextensions. During the fighting he personally slew two traitors. The campaign earned him tremendous respect for Lucius Aurelion, one of the few senators willing to fight beside him in the front ranks, while simultaneously diminishing his opinion of several former ~~allies—including~~ Divinia Umbria, Zekor Gracchus, Gaius Aurelion, and ~~others—whom~~ he believed remained behind merely to claim glory and loot the battlefield.		Throughout the Civil War, Marcus and Legion X fought recklessly upon the front lines, deliberately using Marcus as bait to lure enemy forces into fatal overextensions. During the fighting he personally slew two traitors. The campaign earned him tremendous respect for Lucius Aurelion, one of the few senators willing to fight beside him in the front ranks, while simultaneously diminishing his opinion of several former allies-including Divinia Umbria, Zekor Gracchus, Gaius Aurelion, and others-whom he believed remained behind merely to claim glory and loot the battlefield.

	Following the battle, Marcus attempted to spare the captured Aquarius Vinarius, with whom he had spoken before the war. During negotiations, however, he was ambushed by Montelius Sopranius, the Legion V member who had persecuted him most relentlessly. Amid the ensuing confusion, Senate loyalists killed Aquarius.		Following the battle, Marcus attempted to spare the captured Aquarius Vinarius, with whom he had spoken before the war. During negotiations, however, he was ambushed by Montelius Sopranius, the Legion V member who had persecuted him most relentlessly. Amid the ensuing confusion, Senate loyalists killed Aquarius.
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	As reports regarding the Umbria family continued to accumulate from the Lucretia, Aurelion, Gracchus families and numerous independent Plebeians, Marcus investigated their activities and concluded they sought to control Rome through deceit. Believing that merely arresting Divinia Umbria would ignite another civil war, he instead planned a state-sanctioned execution. To carry it out, he assembled Legion X, members of Legion IV, Plebeian militia, armed clergy, the Consul, and fellow senators. Delays in carrying out the arrest allowed Legion II and Zekor Gracchus to intervene. Divinia was instead placed on trial, during which Marcus survived three separate assassination attempts by members of Legion II. Unaware that nearly half the Senate consisted of unconfirmed Umbrias appointed by the Consuls, Marcus argued passionately for execution. Divinia was ultimately found guilty by a narrow margin, though the punishment imposed was only the stripping of her Senate and Patrician status, with abstaining members ensuring her survival.		As reports regarding the Umbria family continued to accumulate from the Lucretia, Aurelion, Gracchus families and numerous independent Plebeians, Marcus investigated their activities and concluded they sought to control Rome through deceit. Believing that merely arresting Divinia Umbria would ignite another civil war, he instead planned a state-sanctioned execution. To carry it out, he assembled Legion X, members of Legion IV, Plebeian militia, armed clergy, the Consul, and fellow senators. Delays in carrying out the arrest allowed Legion II and Zekor Gracchus to intervene. Divinia was instead placed on trial, during which Marcus survived three separate assassination attempts by members of Legion II. Unaware that nearly half the Senate consisted of unconfirmed Umbrias appointed by the Consuls, Marcus argued passionately for execution. Divinia was ultimately found guilty by a narrow margin, though the punishment imposed was only the stripping of her Senate and Patrician status, with abstaining members ensuring her survival.

	After the verdict, Marcus fled the Senate fearing for his life. Once again, he found himself abandoned by Zekor Gracchus, who admitted he simply did not care about Marcus' safety and would instead remain at the Colosseum with his Legion. Returning home offered no sanctuary, as Legion II lay waiting and forced Marcus into another desperate chase through the streets. Searching everywhere for ~~Zekor—including~~ the Senate, his villa, and other Patrician ~~estates—Marcus~~ finally returned to the Colosseum, where he and his companions were ultimately hunted down and killed. Only after Marcus' death did Zekor lead his Legion against Legion II, claiming the glory Marcus had been denied.		After the verdict, Marcus fled the Senate fearing for his life. Once again, he found himself abandoned by Zekor Gracchus, who admitted he simply did not care about Marcus' safety and would instead remain at the Colosseum with his Legion. Returning home offered no sanctuary, as Legion II lay waiting and forced Marcus into another desperate chase through the streets. Searching everywhere for Zekor-including the Senate, his villa, and other Patrician estates-Marcus finally returned to the Colosseum, where he and his companions were ultimately hunted down and killed. Only after Marcus' death did Zekor lead his Legion against Legion II, claiming the glory Marcus had been denied.

	Following the slaughter, the surviving Consul Publia Vera Pultcher swore vengeance. Supported by Pontifex Astra Vera Sol and Pontifex Alba Verus Kaine, she rejected both Zekor Gracchus and Nefarius Umbrum, backing revenge, reform, and continued progress. In doing so, she secured a Religious Populist Military dictatorship, supported by her Plebeian militia, the heads of the faith, and the emergency authority vested in the sole remaining Consul over a Senate left too fractured to maintain even basic decorum.		Following the slaughter, the surviving Consul Publia Vera Pultcher swore vengeance. Supported by Pontifex Astra Vera Sol and Pontifex Alba Verus Kaine, she rejected both Zekor Gracchus and Nefarius Umbrum, backing revenge, reform, and continued progress. In doing so, she secured a Religious Populist Military dictatorship, supported by her Plebeian militia, the heads of the faith, and the emergency authority vested in the sole remaining Consul over a Senate left too fractured to maintain even basic decorum.

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