Original 2D“”concept Adam Baines “”

in the heart of the ancient Roman arena, the grand Colosseum, a most unusual gladiator stepped into the sand-covered battleground. This was Gaius, known far and wide as the “Gladiator with the Big Horn.” He had earned this moniker not for his prowess with a sword, but for a unique gift bestowed upon him by the gods.

Gaius possessed a massive horn, one that spiraled gracefully from his forehead. It was as much a part of him as his own arm, and it had been the source of both fascination and fear among the spectators. The horn was a gift and a curse, for it marked him as different, a rarity in the gladiatorial world.

As Gaius stood before his opponent, a formidable adversary armed with a lethal trident, the crowd hushed in anticipation. His horn gleamed in the gladiatorial sun, an iridescent testament to his extraordinary nature. Many believed it to be a sign of divine favor, while others whispered that it was a curse that had led him to this life of combat.