Three hours later, Claudius I stood on the steps, looking at the private residence behind him, as if in a dream.
The matter was resolved.
The Goddess of Justice, responsible for the trial, was discerning and confirmed that the conspiracy was solely the act of young Agrippina. He was unaware and did not participate.
But as a husband, as a monarch, he bore the responsibility of oversight.
Therefore, he was no longer suitable to continue serving as the Emperor of the Roman Empire. Seven days later, he will abdicate before the Pantheon, witnessed by the gods, and crown Divine Son Nero.
As compensation, he will be granted a divinity, eradicating his physical ailments and granting him a healthy constitution.
Regarding this outcome, Claudius I felt not a hint of resistance, but rather full anticipation.
Compared to the throne, divinity is far more precious.
Moreover, there is the health he has dreamed of!
If this is the punishment, he would rather it came more often.
