The stone wall Julian made backfired, causing all six legions to be trapped by his own creation.
Thanks to that, with just a few hundred gladiators, the rebels managed to hold the wall for hours, while the remaining 40.000 rebels were able to get out safely of the mountains and start walking toward the capital city of Rome.
This once more turned the legionaries in a difficult situation, as there was no legion left protecting their capital city other than the town guards. Hence the roman legion had to quickly rush back to stop the rebels.
Along their way, the rebels took some time to sack a few villages in order to get some food and liberate more slaves. Within the span of just two days, their numbers grew once more.
On that night, Spartacus, their leader, ordered them to do something that was unexpected, but much welcomed by everyone.
