Rome, three days before the Ideas of October. Emperor Claude died, poisoned by his wife Agrippine, while he wanted to repudiate her to marry Lolia Paulina, mother of Murena. Nero, son of Agrippine, became emperor. Her mother having bought her the favours of the army and the senate, she believed she could govern. But at the age of 17, Nero is no longer a child, and she will learn it at her expense. Britannicus, son of Claude, was removed from power. But Pallas, in order to avenge Nero who had taken Acté away from her, her favorite slave, gave Britannicus a scroll that could change the face of the world: the act of repudiation marked by her father's seal, which eliminates Nero from the succession. Meanwhile, Murena sought the assassins of her mother while Nero arranged to settle the problem Britannicus. A realistic drawing very detailed, a scenario that restored to the least possible scene of the inviolable acts of the history of Rome, which had never been discovered in a few details, since Neros to settle the crime, which had never been the same.