Lucius Celeritus was an interesting man, to say the very least. He made a habit of visiting with the gladiators two days after every major spectacle. But for a priest, he would say very little. Mostly he would pull up a stool in front of the bars separating the gladiators from the public and listen. If Lucius did say anything, it was so cryptic that you didn't understand the meaning of his words until two days later.
You decide if anyone could help you decide what to do with your freedom, it was Lucius Celeritus,
As you walk through the market to the temple of Mercury, your senses feel as if they will be overwhelmed by the cacophony of sights, sounds and smells surrounding you. Add to this the number of fans who stop you to express their admiration for your gladiatorial skills, and it's no wonder your progress to the Temple of Mercury is going so slowly.
Do you make an extended side trip in the market, or plow on to the Temple of Mercury?
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