Romulus

Down the slopes of the Palatine, Yemos and Wiros, sons of the She-Wolf and of Silvia, announce the birth of a new city: Rome. Ilia, Deftri, the whole population of the Ruminales and many Latins in search of a new homeland are with them.

Wiros welcomes the four kings of the nearby populations to ask for their support against Titus Tatius, but the meetings don't go as hoped. In exchange for peace, Titus asks to have his priestesses returned.

Titus' army continues to advance. Ilia, Yemos and the Ruminales respond by attacking a Sabine defense unit, hoping to catch it by surprise, but they fall into a trap.

Yemos is dying. In an attempt to save him, Wiros appeals to a priestess, who suggests taking him to the land of the Tusci. During the journey, a Sabine ambush thwarts their plan.

Back in Rome, Yemos and Wiros must face the lack of food in the village. Wiros sends orders to take the salt hidden in the enclosure dedicated to the goddess Rumia, but amid disagreement tensions erupt.

As the Sabines march toward the enemy city, Rome prepares for battle with the whole army deployed at the gates. On the field, Yemos sees the She-Wolf and decides to follow her advice.

Titus gives Wiros three days to surrender, but the King of Rome urges the others to have faith in their victory. Meanwhile, Yemos shares the visions that the She-Wolf revealed to him.

Wiros capitulates to the Sabines and surrenders the city of Rome. A woman puts a blanket on the shoulders of the former chained-up king, shocking Titus.