Re: The Price of Freedom, Innocence Lost
Gave this a try.
I like the story, and it definitely tells me there's more on the site than just the adolescent rubbish I was seeing previously.
I do wish there was a bit more of roman life than just the gladiator arena.
Last year I read the first man in Rome by Colleen McCullough and I was quite fascinated by a lot of details of roman life, for example the fact that well educated Greek slaves could actually become pretty powerful since they were responsible for a lot of the clerking and records duties.
Still since I died in chapter seven due to a lack of agility, I'll see if it goes places later.
Thanks for a really nice find.
Btw, I've dug out my old chooseyourstory account, I'm darkempathy on there.
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