Rome.
Gaiseric, the leader of the Vandals, was attempting to open the city gates under the guise of an allied army. As the Barbarian Race army approached, the people of Rome felt uneasy. The Roman Church realized this was an opportunity, so Pope Leo I immediately led a group out of the city to negotiate with Gaiseric, trying to persuade him to lead his army away.
Not long ago, Pope Leo I had persuaded the Huns to retreat. Although God's Whip, Attila, was no more, the prestige of the Roman Church had significantly risen.
Gaiseric received Pope Leo I as he exited the city.
But just as he tried to deceitfully open the gates of Rome with promises, a sudden sound of galloping hooves rang out.
Several bloodied Vandal cavalrymen arrived, panicked, saying, "An elite cavalry unit is attacking us!"
"We've suffered a great defeat! Countless casualties!"
What?
Gaiseric was taken aback; he couldn't focus on anything else and immediately ordered, "Tie him up."
