Sad as it might seem, the only member in the Zimeca household is Seneca. Last round, his pregnant wife died, leaving their twin toddlers to survive alone, which made him ask his masters if he could move back to take care of them. Andile Callani is a very nice man and he gave his approval. Unfortunately, by the time Seneca was allowed to move back, both the children had been taken in by Patrician families who needed new slaves in their households.
Row 1: Seneca Zima (Head of the family, sitting)
I couldn't let this sadness continue. When I discovered the lamp Seneca had in his inventory, I immediately took action.
There was no doubt that he was resurrecting his wife Nona and their unborn child.
While he was at it, he also wanted to wish for peace of mind, and I let him.
It wasn't long at all before Nona started to give birth to their third child.
A worried Seneca watches as his little wife delivers a second son, who they name Valens.
When she's finished caring for the baby boy, she has her birthday into an adult.
Here she is. She truly looks just like her mother Akinyi did once upon a time.
Nona's gladiator brothers Marianus and Tacitus nearly had a fight outside of their apartment building, so they got chased off.
Little Valens grows into a toddler, looking a lot like his brother Ovidius. Excuse the dark picture, it seems like I forgot to put torches in this apartment...
Nona is pregnant again! And still sick, too. That's what killed her last round.
As the belly grows, it turns out she has a love for crepes. I'm not sure how many of those she ate haha, a lot.
Seneca couldn't be around when his first two children were young, but he seems to be trying to make up for it by giving Valens lots of attention.
His aunt Luciana spoils him too whenever she comes over.
It's time again! This time, she decides to try out a snow birth.
The little girl Vita arrives to the neighborhood as the fourth Zimeca child.
After the birth, the parents head to the Baths where they enjoy some alone time.
Once back home, their little boy has another birthday.
Here we have the kid, and that ends the round. Glad to see this turned out a happy one.
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