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Tacitus enjoys two Gaulish virgins, one a rebellious warrior women, the other an eager and obedient beauty.

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Darkgouf

I know this is an older story, and I am sad that, for now, this is the last chapter here. Hopefully, down the line, you will be able to pick back up after you're done with Hall Pass.

RDJohnson

I would love to write more on it, but unfortunately, I still have to keep my day job for now. I can throw it into the pile I work on when I am stuck on Oaths. It wont be fast, but it would be in the pipeline at least. Is it just the setting, or the character in particular?

Darkgouf

It's the setting that brought me in, but the character keeps me wanting to read more. I see a twist coming up with the harem that he's building. He's a stuck-up kid who I can see changing here soon, maybe through a violent overturn at his party or one of God or Goddess talking to him about changing his way. It doesn't have to be Roman; it could be a Norse god or goddess. Heck, it could be that he fell in love with one of the ladies in the harem, which makes him change. In the pipeline is better than lost. I know it's hard having a normal life and still trying to write, I understand it might be a while, and Oaths has been great.

RDJohnson

I don't think he will change much. The unique thing about the Roman setting, is how widely accepted slavery was by society, and even to a wide degree the slaves themselves. The idea that keeps circling around in my head is about a free woman who has fallen into slavery through no fault of herself. I could tie it into the current story, or make it a separate one entirely. I am leaning more towards the first option. Also, there was a period where it became fashionable for your noblemen to sell themselves into slavery, so they could get to be gladiators, who were the rock stars of their time, rolling in wine, women and money. That might be fun to explore too. I might do a bit of a switcheroo thing where I follow several different Roman families, and have them tied together somehow. What do you think?

Darkgouf

Understandably, he will not change. As far as your thought, I don't see why you couldn't either do both or tie them together. I think the first one is the better one if you only go for one, though.

RDJohnson

I actually have a few pages already of an actual sequel, now that I think about it. I'll add it to my to do pile, and see where it goes. Thanks for the poke.