Homo homini lupus est. If you don't kill, they will kill you. That's what they said and that's what they thought. The Roman Empire was at its peak. The heart of the empire is Rome, the Eternal City, the center of ancient civilization. All the languages of the world are heard on its streets. Legions pass by with thunderous steps. The beauty of women from different countries and peoples blinds the eyes. Here they enjoy bloody spectacles and indulge in unbridled orgies. Great poets, philosophers, and sculptors live here. Defiant luxury and lawless slavery coexist here. Intrigues and conspiracies weave endlessly here. Deeply vicious individuals flourish here, and it is they who constantly find themselves at the pinnacle of power. Guy Caesar Caligula goes to the coveted Roman throne, sparing no one. Next to him is Junia Claudilla, his accomplice, lover and wife. This is truly a femme fatale: smart, beautiful, turning men’s heads. And at the same time, she is cunning itself, a cold-blooded killer, a two-faced creature. Unusually skillfully using her charms, she turns formidable statesmen into obedient lambs, blindly carrying out her will. The greatest criminal the world has ever seen. And the greatest woman you can’t help but admire...