Chapter 3: The Prophecy

As Venextos continued to live his new life in Gaul, he began to notice that there was something different about him. He had memories of his past life as a history professor, and he found that he had a deep understanding of the events that were about to unfold.

Venextos knew that the Gallic Wars were coming, and he knew that the Gauls would soon be facing a powerful enemy. He wanted to warn his new friends and allies, but he also knew that they would never believe him.

One night, as he lay under the stars, Venextos had a vision. He saw a great battle, with the Gauls fighting against a powerful enemy. He saw himself at the forefront of the battle, leading his people to victory.

As he woke from the vision, he realized that he had been given a purpose. He had been reincarnated for a reason, and he was meant to help the Gauls survive the coming war.

The next day, Venextos went to see the village elder, a wise and respected man named Dumnorix. He told Dumnorix of his vision and shared with him his knowledge of the future.

At first, Dumnorix was skeptical. He had never heard of such things before, and he was wary of Venextos and his claims. But as Venextos spoke, Dumnorix began to feel a sense of foreboding. There was something in the young man's eyes that spoke of a deeper understanding, a knowledge that went beyond his years.

As they spoke, Dumnorix began to recount an ancient prophecy that had been passed down through the generations. The prophecy spoke of a great hero who would lead the Gauls to victory in their time of greatest need. The hero was said to have been reincarnated, and he would come to the Gauls in their darkest hour.

Venextos realized that he was the hero of the prophecy. He had been reincarnated for a reason, and he was meant to fulfill his destiny.

With Dumnorix's blessing, Venextos began to gather the people of the village. He told them of his vision and of the prophecy, and he urged them to prepare for the coming war.

At first, the people were skeptical, but as Venextos spoke, they began to feel a sense of hope. They could sense the conviction in his words, and they knew that he was a man on a mission.

Together, Venextos and the people of the village began to prepare for the coming war. They trained for battle, stockpiled food and weapons, and built fortifications to defend their homes.

As the days passed, Venextos knew that the Gallic Wars were drawing closer. But he was no longer afraid. He had a purpose, and he was ready to lead his people to victory.