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Glaukos acted as though he had no idea of his transgression, like it had only been a spar. That angered Kallik even more. 

He had drawn blood first, and he might have been pleased with himself over how messed up Glaukos looked right now if it wasn't for the imperator's anger and disappointment. As justified as he felt in what he did, he couldn't help the sinking feeling in his gut when he heard the anger in Germanicus' voice.

He said nothing as the impertaor spoke, not even when he scolded the other soldier for what he had done. 

Germanicus pointed out that Kallik should have come to him with this instead of fighting with Glaukos. The auxiliary looked down. He knew it had been the wrong thing to do, but his temper had gotten the best of him. He clearly wasn't rational where Aquene was concerned. He only hoped this wouldn't cost him the imperator's approval when he and the healer told them of their relationship. 

He was ordered to the punishment ground and his jaw tightened. At least this time he knew he deserved it. Kallik said nothing, he just turned and trotted off. He was to wait for the imperator to get Aquene's point of view, though he knew no matter what they discussed he would still be punished.