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Red Feline on the Cross - Chapter 1 - The Old House - Page 6
Red Feline started slowly, rubbing herself at a pace that allowed her to visit her parallel world, where the peace was suddenly broken by a predatory race of people who came from afar.

The communal existence of the tribe was interrupted by the arrival of 500 Roman legionaries. They were the advance troops of a far reaching empire.

The tribe did not have a name, they did not believe in that. For a long time the lands near the southern coast were the stage of bloody conflicts between loose groups of people struggling to survive. But the land was enormous and the fighting was senseless and somehow some of these groups managed to put down their weapons and organized and divided the territory. There were a few tribes that were abiding by that agreement and managed to last a few generations. Until that fateful time when the Romans arrived

 
Red Feline was letting her excitement grow, pushing it calmly, heaving and breathing slowly, feeling her skin tightening and loosening. The images forming in her head, the Romans invading the territory, laying the land to waste, slaughtering the defenders of the tribe.

The Romans advanced slowly, subjugating entire villages and conquering large territories. The news of their advance was slow to reach the villages and tribes on their path, so it was almost a surprise when they finally arrived.

The Tribe was not ready when those working on the farthest part of the land saw in the distance the caravans of men and beasts approaching with thundering sounds and clouds of dirt.

They quickly gathered to decide what to do. Were they friends or foes? The Tribe was ready to defend their land.

 
Red Feline lowered her dress to reveal more of her breasts and raised her skirt to feel more of the wind on her body. The images were rushing through her head. The Roman soldiers advancing quickly, crushing the weak resistance of the tribe. The villagers were defenseless against the might of the 500 soldiers.

They had approached the area and sent an emissary to demand their surrender of lands and people to Cesar. Of course the tribesmen did not understand a word of Latin, their dialect was very different. They could not communicate with the invaders, there was no way of reaching an agreement.

That was not an issue for the Romans who had only one mission, to bring Pax Romana to this people and to absorb their land into the empire.

The tribesmen reacted to the advance by trying to fight with sticks, stones, bows and arrows. Their lack of martial training was evident as the Roman swords cut them in pieces.

 
The tribesmen did not surrender their territory . They fought to the death.

The Romans were merciless. In a short period of time they slaughtered all of the fighting men and some women who fought at their side. Some women were hiding with the children.

When the fight was over, dead bodies were spread over the conquered land. The price was heavy for the Romans, many of their soldiers lay dead, many more were wounded.

The soldiers rounded up the surviving women and children, separated the boys from the girls and in a swift act of cruelly, killed all the boys. Two of the women fought to prevent the killings but they were subdued.

Only five women and 15 girls survived the slaughter. One of the girls was the daughter of the head of the tribes council, her mother was one of the surviving women, and she was one of the two who fought the soldiers when they were to kill the boys.

 
Red Feline turned around to face the column, to press her breasts against the cold and hard surface, while with her fingers she continued playing.

She felt she was reaching a hight point, the fear, the anticipation, the solitude, the emptiness of the room, the breeze against her flesh, were all making her shiver with pleasure.

She pressed her lips against the cold plaster, her hands against her breast and inside her, her legs trembling with pleasure, her skin ever more sensitive. She took both hands to her legs while pressing her breasts against the wall.

Her mind was racing with images of water falling on her, fire burning around, the sting of heavy winds crashing against her skin and the sight of the girl watching as the Roman soldier took her rebellious mother to a tree.

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