Episode 14.3.a

>in conclāvī ultimō praetōriī Societātis Potentium, in Aegyptō, 80 CE<

iānua clausa est. in ultimum conclāve advēnistis.

 

lūx in pulpitō vacuō in mediō conclāvī micat.

 

nūllus Lapis adest. cūr? ubi est Lapis? hīc adesse dēbet!

 

subitō aliquid aureum in conclāvī cōnspicitis. est Rōmānus aureus!

 

sonus pugnae extrā conclāve maior fit. omnēs ad pulpitum lentē prōcēditis, incertī: estne haec alia ars?

 

cum propius spectātis, vidētis aliquid magnum et grave ōlim in pulpitō stetisse: pulvis et harēna in mediō nōn tam altī sunt.

 

Rōmānus aureus, rēs mīra, in latere suō stat!

 

in alterā parte est imāgō Marcī Antōniī; in alterā, Gāī Iūliī Caesaris Octāviānī.

 


agendum: dīc aliquid dē aureō. (Deliberate the meaning of the coin and what clues it may give about the Lapis. Deliberate first in your teams, then in the immersion prompt with the other Recentiī.)

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