Death of the gods

Rome, IV century. Raised in captivity by his relative, the cruel emperor Constantius II, the young Julian of the Flavian family always expected death and was almost used to fear. He grew up in an atmosphere of slander, suspicion, denunciations and gossip, having learned to cheat and deceive in order to read forbidden books. The prisoner dreamed of only one thing - to become the ruler and against everyone else to return to the temples of the gods of Ancient Greece ...