INMORTUA GENS

In the year 120 A.D., the once-mighty Ninth Roman Legion finds itself stationed in the rugged terrain of Caledonia, tasked with the daunting mission of safeguarding the local populace from the overpowering forces of nature and unpredictable tribal conflicts. As the legionnaires grapple with their arduous duties, they confront not only external threats but also the specters of their own past failures and ambitions.

Claudio Foti intricately weaves together mystery and historical intrigue, depicting the struggles and camaraderie among the soldiers. Each character is faced with their own demons, highlighting themes of loyalty and survival amid the harsh and unforgiving landscape. As the narrative unfolds, it becomes clear that the echoes of their existence may not be as ephemeral as they once believed, leading them to grapple with questions of immortality and legacy amidst the fleeting sands of time.