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[After all, as a wife who killed her two husbands in a row, her words will have a lot less credibility in your eyes.]

[But you have to admit that Agrippina was right - if Nero was still in this position, her chances of becoming Roman emperor would be almost zero.]

You hesitated.

[This was noticed by Agrippina, a magician.]

【She decided to be more "honest."】

"Teacher Seneca."

Agrippina left the window and walked in front of Ian.

This terrible woman began to look her daughter's teacher from top to bottom, and then said something that was enough to scare people.

"If I'm not mistaken, you have secretly investigated the cause of death of my two husbands, right?"

"..."

Ian was silent for a while, and when he realized that it was impossible to hide it from Agrippina, he nodded.

"Yes, I am indeed investigating."

"But Madam, you know - her father is very important to Nero, and I can't watch her suffer because of something like this."

"That's fine."

Agrippina stretched out her hand forward, and a blue light shone on her hand and then touched Ian.

"I'll take this opportunity to tell you directly."

"I killed them all."

"..."

Although he had prepared himself mentally, Ian still subconsciously took a few steps back when he heard Agrippina personally admit it.

"Ma'am, please don't speak nonsense about this matter."

"You...know what the consequences of this will be."

"Of course I know." Agrippina stepped closer, "But I believe you, Mr. Seneca, won't tell anyone, right?"

"You don't want your relationship with Nero to end up without your father's approval and your mother's witness, do you?"

"Besides -"

Agrippina whispered some mysterious incantation.

There were a few blue mysterious symbols in her muddy eyes, which was a sign of the magic taking effect.

"Mr. Seneca, you should know that squeaking birds are the easiest targets for bows and arrows, right?"

"..."

This is a naked threat.

Agrippina's meaning was very clear - if Ian dared to speak out, she would kill her teacher with magic just like she had done to her two husbands.

However, what she didn't know was.

Ian is not actually afraid of death. What he cares more about now is another issue.

"Madam, if I remember correctly, the uncle you mentioned should be the current Roman emperor, right?"

"He will never lack beauties like you by his side."

"Are you... sure you can do this?"

"You are right. He is not as useless as those two wimps before." Agrippina replied very calmly. "It is indeed difficult for me to accomplish this kind of thing alone."

"So I need your help."

"..."

"Ma'am, can you let me think about it for a moment?" Ian responded, "I can't make a decision right away."

"Of course." Agrippina smiled coldly.

"But I can only give you one day - you should know we can't wait too long."

"……I see."

【You left Agrippina's room.】

[You thought seriously about Agrippina's words in the hall and did not sleep all night.]

【Before I knew it, it was daybreak. 】

[Nero walked out of his room.]

"Eh--!"

Seeing his teacher sitting in the hall in deep thought, Nero pounced over.

"Teacher, where did you go last night? Why weren't you in your room?"

"Shh!" Ian made a quiet gesture, "Nero, don't be so loud, your mother will hear you."

"It's okay~"

Nero lay in the man's arms, his green eyes full of mischief.

"Mother won't get up so early - so we are safe now."

"Or..." The girl licked her lips, "Hmm~ Teacher, do you want to make us unsafe?"

Looking at Nero's happy expression, Ian realized that she had no idea of ​​the significance of her mother Agrippina's visit.

The man's heart grew heavier.

He sat up, held his student Nero in his arms, and after thinking for a moment, he asked:

"Nero... Let me ask you again, what does the emperor mean to you?"

"..."

Although he didn't understand why his teacher suddenly used such a serious tone, Nero himself had been thinking about this issue for quite some time.

She lowered her eyebrows slightly, and after a moment of silence, she answered:

"If it was before, I think it was probably just to get everyone's attention."

"After all, if you become an emperor, no matter what you do, there will be people who care and pay attention to you."

"Now..."

The girl raised her head and looked at the man holding her with her green eyes full of affection.

"I want my teacher's reputation to spread as far as possible within Rome."

"In that case -- it would be considered as responding to the teacher's expectations of me, wouldn't it?"

"I...want you to become the greatest teacher in history!"

"Nero, you..."

Ian was touched by what he said, but Nero thought that his words did not satisfy him.

"Teacher, what's wrong with you? Is there something wrong with what I said?"

"..."

"Nothing." Ian shook his head, and then secretly made up his mind.

"Nero, you said it very well." The man's hand gently stroked Nero's head.

"Indeed, I also want to be as famous as the emperor - otherwise how can I justify all the efforts I have made during this period of time?"

"Hmm~ That's good!"

[You have once again confirmed Nero's determination. ]

[Knowing that she has made becoming the Roman emperor a mission, you decide to join Agrippina's plan.]

[You hid it from Nero and started a scheme that only the two of you knew about. ]

[The first thing to do is to divide the relationship between Agrippina's uncle Claudius and his wife Messalina. ]

In a dark alley in the Roman capital.

Agrippina, a magician, handed Ian the potion in a small glass bottle.

“Seneca.”

"This is the medicine I prepared. When you meet Messalina, just sprinkle it on a guard and it will arouse the lust in her heart."

"When she starts to feel overwhelmed, that's when we succeed, okay?"

"..."

Although he knew that this method was extremely despicable, for Nero's future, Ian finally nodded.

"I understand."

[This kind of thing is not suitable for Agrippina to do. ]

[Or should I say, her status is not suitable for frequent contact with her sister-in-law Messalina.]

[In comparison, as Nero's teacher, you also have a good reputation because of your previous speeches, so you are a better candidate. ]

[Of course, this is against your personal code of conduct.]

【But for Nero, you have to do this despicable thing. 】

【The plan went smoothly.】

【Agrippina's medicine was perfect.】

[Messalina, who was unable to resist it, soon cheated on one of her handsome guards.]

[After doing this many times, Agrippina seized the opportunity and brought her uncle Claudius to the scene of the affair. ]

[The current Roman emperor naturally could not accept such a thing - it was a great insult to the entire royal family.]

[He drew his sword on the spot and stabbed his wife Messalina and the daring guard to death.]

[In order to save his own face, Claudius did not announce the incident to the public, but lied that his wife Messalina died of a rare infectious disease, and then used this as an excuse to burn her body in public on the streets of Rome. ]

[Even after he executed his unfaithful wife and her cheating lover, the Roman emperor was still devastated.]

[After all, for him, Messalina is indeed the one he loves deeply. ]

[You know, this is the perfect time for Agrippina to take advantage of the situation.]

In the Imperial Gardens of Rome.

Claudius covered his head and fell into deep despair again.

"Messalina, why...why are you doing this?!"

"We were so in love and devoted to each other, why did you..."

As he expressed his pain, Claudius wished he could completely destroy the garden in front of him that he had built for Messalina.

But in the end he did not make this choice - because he knew that if he really did that, his connection with Messalina would be completely severed.

And at this moment——

A figure appeared near him.

"Uncle." A gentle voice sounded, "You look very sad."

"Um?!"

Claudius turned around and saw his niece Agrippina.

"Agrippina, why are you here?"

"I feel your sadness, uncle." Agrippina sat next to Claudius, "It tells me that you need someone to accompany you now."

"Please tell me the pain in your heart."

"Agrippina..."

[It must be said that Agrippina, who had been married many times, had mastered a set of skilled routines in seducing the opposite sex. ]

[The grief-stricken Claudius soon fell under her gentle attack. ]