Sicilia

[Tazgrent]

SICILIA

Welcome to fertile Sicilia, breadbasket of the Repbulic!
Here you can communicate with the governor, and he can interact with you.
Current Governor: T. Basiliscus Aquila

[Tazgrent]

To Governor Conus Cornelius Agricola:

Salve, governor. As you may already be aware, I am gathering troops from all over Italy in order to crush the Carthaginian threat. I would like to make a request of you. I know there are a number of Cohorts currently stationed on your beautiful isle, in the cities. I request that perhaps you detach a cohort or two and send them to the army currently waiting for the fleet on the North coast of Sicilia. I am about to leave to join up with them, but for the time being they are under the command of my Tribune, Publius Cornelius Scipio (the Younger). This is not an order, as my Imperium does not apply to the provinces, but I can assure you that if you help me out here you can be assured of reciprocal help in the future. Quid pro quo, if you will. I sincerely hope you take my request into consideration and that you do your best to assist the Republic.

Long live the Republic
-Praetor Gaius Cassius Caudex

[Royal_McKeogh]

AAAHHH exclaimed Sextus as he walked into the governor's 'palace' located on a hill near the seaside town of Messina '. He knew this was what he wanted to do, spend his days in some distant Roman city, and doing a good job of governing it. In time, the Senate would see it was a good idea to send him to the provinces. He walked across the Villa's main courtyard to his quarters, the master bedroom, he thought. OOC: i dont know how long the term is ingame: It is going to be a good 6 months he thought as he picked up a bushel of grapes off of a fruit bowl in the bedroom.He then turned to the attendant and said I would like to have dinner on the balcony, it has been a long voyage from Rome. He then went into his study to begin sorting through tax records and military records from the provinces. He stopped himself HIS provinces he said amusing himself as he set about the endless task of appeasing the Senate, and his responsibilities.