César wants to remove the small Gallic village that is taunting him. To do this, he wants to build a model Roman town around it. Thus, the isolated village will have to disappear or adapt and become Roman. The architect of the city first comes up against the Gauls who prevent him from clearing the forest. But the latter finally let the slaves charged with this work be released. Once the first building and the Roman tenants arrived on the spot, the situation deteriorates rapidly in the small village: everyone seeks to take advantage of this new clientele. The architect of the city first comes up against the Gauls who prevent him from clearing the forest. But the latter finally let them do so that the slaves charged with this work can be released. Once the first building and the Roman tenants arrive on the spot, the situation is rapidly deteriorating in the small village: everyone seeks to take advantage of this new clientele.