Hamius Junius

Hamius Cambrigius Junius (1 November 103 BC - 30 December 67 BC) was a Roman military and political leader, and the emperor of the House of Cambrigii, the only Roman sub-empire to have made it past Gaul. Hamius Junius was the diplomat of Zeroii Bruti, the person who was originally appointed as the Emperor of Cambrigium, however, as the legion marched onwards towards their destination, Zeroii Bruti was assassinated and Hamius was placed in the throne of the emperor.

Early Life
Hamius Junius was born in the town of Capua. He grew up to be a skillful diplomat who went around the British Isles, creating trade routes with the local tribes. As he entered the Senate being the Tribune, he rose up the ranks as Zeroii Bruti discussed with the Emperor if he could command a Republic in the north. At the time, Hamius was called into arms, being the bodyguard and diplomat of Zeroii Bruti. Hamius became a trusted friend with Zeroii.

The March Northwards
Hamius Junius went alongside Zeroii Bruti towards the Scandinavia and the British Isles. Many tribes agreed to help the legion, XVI Legio, by sending a portion of their reserve to be in the legion. At the dawn of the 3rd of July, Hamius witnessed Zeroii and his praetor bodyguards marching towards woods, only to be ambushed by a Gallic tribe named Galtipexi. Hamius amassed the troops and quickly attacked the ambushers, he heard Zeroii uttering his final words: Vos ero in per, meus filius (You shall sit in the throne, my son). Two days later Hamius was elected the new leader of the XVI Legio, and the upcoming emperor of Cambrigium. Ten years later, when Cambrigium became a well-defended city, Hamius ordered his bodyguard, Tenius Bruti, to take command of the XVI Legio, as he (Hamius) had more important matters at hand. As the harsh winter of the British isles broke the will of the legion to march anywhere, they resided inside Cambrigium.

Death
Hamius was found dead in his lounge, with a gladius sticking out of his chest. The Urban forces soon found the culprit, Impulsius Gaius, who once led the rightmost flank of the arca archa. Impulsius was hanged and left in the town center to put fear into any other assassin that might of lurked inside. Hamius was given proper burial under his bed in his Imperial Palace.