Tullius first appears alongside Vettius and Sextus in the stands, watching over the old arena of Capua. He, however, is not comparable to that of a gladiator as when he faces Gannicus, Oenomaus tells Gannicus to let Tullius win. It should be noted, though, that he also appears to care genuinely for his friend and apprentice Vettius, whom he helps in business matters whenever possible.Ī former soldier of the Roman Republic, Tullius boasts skill with a sword.

He does not care who he hurts, and in fact takes a sadistic joy in the pain and humiliation of others - slaves and fellow roman elites alike. Tullius shows himself to have psychopathic tendencies. He wishes to have fame of his own on the sands and tries, repeatedly, to purchase Gannicus from Batiatus, as he wants a gladiator of his own in the primus. He has an interest in the games and has given his own slaves to work on the erection of the arena. Tullius is a skilled and respected businessman of Capua. Tullius wears standard merchant's clothing and always keeps his hair short and tidy.

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