It is not only the small Gallic village that resists the Romans. There are other such villages scattered around the world, and naturally, their common struggle makes them allies. One such village exists in Britain, and unfortunately, since tea is unknown (at this time), lukewarm water with a drop of milk cannot offer them the powers of the famous Gallic magic potion, something that inevitably, sooner or later, will make the rebellious Britons feel the sandal of the Roman conqueror on their heads. Thus, our kind-hearted and unruly friends find themselves in Britain. I would say: This is a unique fortune for the Britons. The only unlucky ones in this entertaining story are, as always, the Roman legionaries and the ever-faithful to their profession pirates. For the latter, their brand-new ship has become the notorious rock in the well-known mythical martyrdom of Sisyphus.