The Roman Empire tried their best to dissolve the human spirit of Great Britain. Emperor Claudius ruled from Rome, but his vengeance left an ominous existence in Great Britain. The emperor left Govenor Scapula to carry out his tyranny. The Roman's resolve toward the Imperial Pixie's was still underway.

The Imperial Pixie's maintained their low key presence until the Roman's brutality forced them to reveal their powers. The Imperial Pixie's previously raised the water of the River Ouse, known as the Pixie's Bath, to save five year old Anna from being hung in the Roman gallows. They drowned the Roman General Cassius in order to spare seven baby girls from the same fate by Roman hands. The Roman's soon discovered that the Imperial Pixie's actions only served as a warning, until now. …show more content…
He would use the material to build a wall around the new Roman temple. The British slaves refused to follow the Govenor's orders. When the Roman soldiers saw the slaves fear they beat them into submission. The slaves fearfully and reluctantly removed pieces of the Pixie's dolmen. The Imperial Pixie's took cover midst the plethora of prim roses and water violets that surrounded the Pixie's Bath as the British slaves worked all night to build the wall around the Roman temple.

Although nothing seemed suspicious during the decommissioning of the Pixie's dolmen, the following day the Governor woke to a deadly silence in the castle. He searched each room only to find his staff was either dead or set free. The Governor had more British slaves brought in to replace them, but the Imperial Pixies freed them as well.

The Governor was furious and terrified. He had been warned of the Pixies' hellish wrath, but he assumed that killing was beyond their nature. The Governor intended to stand his ground with the Imperial Pixies; unlike the day he released Anna to her mother. He refused to dismantle the wall around the Roman