The dangerous priestess

In Vitoriana, in Ancient Rome, the priestess Andreina was in charge of a temple located in the center of the Roman city, near Naples. She was always known for being manipulative and dangerous, and a declared enemy of Danucia, the Christian woman whose possessions were confiscated and who ended up living on the streets of Vitoriana.

Suéllia and Jéssia, mother and daughter, frequented the temple that Andreina administered, and the priestess was also a "guru" to the wicked Cassiana, the perverse madame. Andreina also harbors a certain closeness with Valdenius, the violent revolutionary, but she ends up controlling herself because he is married to the archer Josiana.

Andreina also has free access to the house of Senator Eraldus, the highest authority in Vitoriana. She is the one who usually performs prayers and rituals for him and gives him "spiritual instructions." Andreina also used to ask for excessive monetary contributions to maintain the temple. Unlike what a true religious leader should be, Andreina used to look down on the poor and exalt the rich.