Chapter 3574

Caesar's Legion

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Everything was for Caesar. The purpose of establishing the Tenth Legion and the goal it pursued were all for Caesar.

The fact that the Tenth Knight was not by Caesar's side in his final moments was already a sin.

Now that Caesar has reappeared, what if something unexpected happens if they can't meet him as soon as possible?
If it were the old Parthia, Virginio would naturally have no worries or fears.

However, Parthia now reveals not only the Miracle Legion, but also the Military Soul Legion, as well as the three-talented decisive battle unit.

Regardless of which legion it is, they all pose a very high threat to Caesar in the current situation.

Moreover, the absence of legions with a similar role to the Thirteen Roses on the battlefield meant that Caesar was no longer protected by his Royal Guard.

Although he looked down on the Rose Legion, Virginio of the Tenth Legion was well aware that, as proven by countless historical events, the Thirteen Rose Legions were still of great importance.

While the Thirteen Roses still existed, Virginio could still believe that someone was protecting Caesar, at least until they arrived.

Without the Rose Legion, who can shoulder such a great responsibility?

The Fifth Lark Legion, used for suppression, assassination, and destruction?

A fourteen-legion combination so comprehensive that it almost lacks restraint?

Regardless of which one it is, they are completely different from the positioning of the Thirteen Rose Legion.

Therefore, they must get to the battlefield in the shortest possible time, even if it means expending their own physical strength.

It was their fault for failing to protect Caesar in the past, but now that Caesar has reappeared, if they still can't protect him, Virginio feels he might as well commit suicide.

Driven by the desire to follow and protect Caesar, Virginio led the Tenth Legion into the battlefield at top speed.

As for Parthia's flanks, which he had deployed to block Roman reinforcements, they were breached by the Tenth Knights at high speed.

It can be said that the army originally intended to block the speed did not play any role in slowing down the enemy, and was instead directly overwhelmed by the Tenth Knight.

Quickly breaking through the enemy's defenses, Virginio led his army to the main battlefield and saw what it was like.

Instead of looking at the core area of ​​the battlefield, they focused their attention directly on Caesar's location, which was also the location of the Fourteenth Group.

Driven by his instinctive love for Caesar, Virginio immediately wanted to lead his entire legion toward the Fourteenth Legion.

A mere legion cannot protect their great Emperor Caesar. Only they, only they, are the sharpest sword and the strongest shield in Emperor Caesar's hand.

But for now, at least we need to get closer to their great Emperor Caesar.

The moment the Tenth Knight appeared on the battlefield, Caesar noticed this legion, noticing that it was no different from any of the previous ones.

"The Tenth Knights are still as lively as ever." Caesar frowned as he noticed this familiar legion, his tone and mindset not quite perfect.

Caesar's feelings toward the Tenth Knights were actually quite complex.

On one hand, he highly recognized the Tenth Knight's combat strength; on the other hand, his feelings and perceptions of the Tenth Knight towards him were quite complex. If he had to choose the legion he most admired from all the legions, Caesar would definitely not choose the Tenth Legion.

However, if we were to choose the legion that loves him the most among all the legions, then the Tenth Legion would undoubtedly be the one.

It is precisely this difference that leads to a significant difference in Caesar's views on the Tenth Legion and his behavior towards them.

"Help me inform the Tenth Legion not to come here and to obey the orders of the current Emperor Severus." Caesar glanced at Benito, thought for a moment, and then had him deliver the order.

Regardless of the current situation, Rome must at least be responsible for its current state.

The tenth knight charging into his position would not change the course of the battle. It would be better to hand over command to the current emperor, putting more pressure on him and forcing him to grow stronger.

Caesar made a rough judgment about Severus's talent and potential with just a glance.

Having trained numerous outstanding legion commanders and generals, Caesar knew very well how to help a person grow efficiently.

Although sometimes negligence may lead to accidents due to excessive pressure as people grow up, those are just accidents.

Given the current focus on the battlefield, no surprises are likely to occur.

Moreover, with the appearance of Turalyon's phantom on the battlefield now, the pressure it will exert on Severus will likely further force him to grow stronger.

Seeing Trajan's command style and ability, Caesar knew that Trajan was a master, a master on the same level as him.

As for who is stronger and who is weaker, we'll only know after they fight.

However, their combat styles and abilities are different. Watching Tula's actions, Caesar felt that he could still gain some insights and learn more, which was quite good.

Upon receiving the order from the Ten Prisoners Legion, Virginio rolled his eyes at them, but then firmly chose Caesar's order, handing over command of the army to Severus.

After so many years, the Tenth Knights Legion once again obeyed His Majesty the Emperor's orders.

It wasn't because the emperor was so powerful or noble, but because of Caesar's command that the Tenth Knight was able to abandon his pride.

Severus was quite pleased to learn that he had the command of the Tenth Knight.

After all, given Trajan's cautionary tale, it's quite heartwarming that Virginio would still choose him.

Looking at Severus's facial expressions and movements, Palmiro hesitated for a moment, but still did not tell Severus about Caesar's existence.

Severus, who was close to the front line of the battlefield, would hardly notice Caesar, who had already toned down his imposing manner and sharpness, unless he looked back.

After a brief moment of thought and hesitation, Palmiro chose to obey Caesar's orders in response to the conflict between Severus and Caesar.

As one of the legions created by Caesar, the Fifth Lark has undergone many developments and, after so many years of effort, its strength has improved considerably.

However, with the legion's numbers greatly reduced and its strength severely weakened, Palmiro no longer knows how to face Caesar.

We can only take it one step at a time. (End of Chapter)