Chapter 3573
For Caesar
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Caesar, who sensed the Parthian Empire's will and activated his backup plan, arrived on the battlefield expecting another perilous situation. However, upon seeing the battlefield and Trajan, who was also a phantom, he was completely dumbfounded.
Everyone has a backup plan, but everyone's backup plan is tied to Parthia, is that right?
"Am I not the only one waiting for Parthia's imperial will?" Caesar, witnessing this scene and expressing his feelings, spoke with a hint of agreement, but also with a touch of complexity.
"You are His Majesty Caesar?!" Benito, the commander of the Fourteenth Legion, was initially shocked by the appearance of Emperor Trajan, and was somewhat dazed and numb. However, when he heard the voice beside him, he turned his head and was immediately shocked when he saw Caesar.
Trajan and Caesar were both outstanding rulers recorded in Roman history.
One was His Majesty the Emperor in Roman history, and the other was the First Citizen of Rome.
However, if we were to discuss which was more surprising, it would naturally be Caesar. Therefore, Benito's gaze was immediately drawn to Caesar when he saw him beside him, and Trajan, who was originally surprised, was completely abandoned.
Compared to Trajan in the distance, Caesar, who appeared before him, was far more worthy of attention.
When he asked and was not denied, Benito realized that the illusory figure in front of him was the real Caesar.
Seeing Caesar appear beside him, Benito's previous worries completely disappeared.
The Parthians' previous actions of constantly promoting and elevating their legions during the war, and the anxieties that arose from such actions, were no longer a cause for fear when Trajan and Caesar appeared.
Trajan and Caesar, whose abilities and strength have been proven throughout history, are beyond question.
With these two men by his side, and with these two men directing the Roman army, Benito had absolutely no idea what the word "defeat" meant.
"Your Majesty Caesar, do you wish to command the army? I will coordinate the troops for you right away!" After thinking about Caesar's great achievements, Benito glanced at Trajan and immediately asked.
Compared to Trajan, who was resurrected in the Second Trajan's Legion, the enemy could only gain command by constantly expanding outwards.
Although he gained command quite quickly, the gap between him and the Fourteenth Army was still enormous.
As the 14th Army Corps was originally established to coordinate and communicate with large armies, it naturally served as a command node.
In this situation, if the Fourteenth Legion relinquishes its command, Caesar will instantly gain command of more than a dozen legions, enough for a large legion commander to exert his due power.
With Caesar's command and assistance, turning the tide of the battle in a short period of time is not a problem at all.
However, upon hearing Benito's words, Caesar glanced at Trajan in the distance, then calmly shook his head, refusing to agree to Benito's request.
Seeing that Caesar had not agreed to his request, Benito hesitated for a moment but did not ask why, and simply carried out the original order.
As for Caesar, he did not have direct command of the army for two reasons: firstly, because of Trajan, and secondly, because on the battlefield at that time, the Roman army truly had a large legion under command.
In particular, the Roman commander in charge at this time was the current Roman emperor, and Caesar considered his command skills and abilities to be quite good.
Under such pressure, their abilities and skills develop remarkably quickly, and their potential is exceptionally strong. Driven by a sense of responsibility to future generations, Caesar did not want to rob them of this opportunity; such a situation and pressure presented the fastest chance for a commander to grow.
Under such pressure, as long as Severus can shoulder the weight and pressure of the entire army, he will naturally grow and push the war situation toward victory.
From this perspective, the phantom figure that directly takes over the battlefield is not responsible for the current battle situation at all.
Meanwhile, the Tenth Legion, advancing at high speed, recognized Trajan the moment his legion appeared.
After realizing Trajan had appeared, Virginio remained relatively calm.
Although the Tenth Legion had offended many people, its relationship with Trajan wasn't particularly bad; at least it wasn't so bad that they would fight whenever they met.
He acknowledged Trajan's abilities, his strength, and his historical significance in Rome, so Virginio didn't have many thoughts about him.
When Caesar appeared, Virginio's eyes and demeanor changed instantly.
Although he did not see Caesar appear directly, for someone like Virginio, the moment Caesar appeared, his extremely sensitive intuition led him to make similar guesses.
Having made a guess, Virginio did not hesitate or delay, but directly demonstrated the power of miracles, exploring in the direction his intuition had indicated.
Although using the power of miracles in this way is a waste of power, it is insignificant when it comes to confirming one's inner thoughts.
Driven by his loyalty and love for Caesar, Virginio, as the tenth knight, relied on his intuition to pinpoint the direction and then used the power of miracles to directly achieve a miracle, thus locking onto Caesar standing next to Benito.
Upon witnessing Caesar's phantom image, Virginio instantly became excited.
In the past, Virginio's attitude toward the wars between Rome and Parthia was that participation was acceptable, but there was no need to get deeply involved.
The Tenth Knights, all knights, were not lacking in military merit or rewards. Their participation in battle was primarily for glory and to prove Caesar's correctness.
Although the deceased Caesar could not see these things, they still worked hard for them.
Now that Caesar's resurrection is confirmed, even if it's just a phantom, just by looking at the phantom that is also Trajan's, Virginio instantly judged that this phantom has memories.
A Caesar who possesses Caesar's memories—isn't that Caesar himself?
Since it is Caesar himself, then he is worthy of their following.
"Damn it, the great dictator Caesar has already arrived on the battlefield, how can we waste time?" Virginio changed his previous expression and directly reprimanded the people around him, while explaining the reasons.
Upon hearing this reason, the entire Tenth Knight went completely mad.
He directly used the power of miracles, a power exceeding the world's limits, to increase his movement speed, striving to meet His Majesty Caesar in the shortest possible time! (End of Chapter)