Maximus gave his reply: The civil war in Rome has just begun. If we launch an attack too early, it might cause Pompey and Caesar to reconcile and unite against us. We must wait until both sides have exhausted considerable strength through continuous fighting and become mortal enemies, then launch an attack when their main forces are far from Italy and far from the Gaul region. This way, we can increase the success of our assault and reduce the casualties of our troops.
Although Vercingetorix was somewhat unwilling, he had to admit that Maximus was right.
Since they had endured for such a long time and the Gaul tribes had paid a considerable price, waiting a little longer for the ultimate revenge against the Romans seemed acceptable. Vercingetorix had to suppress his excitement, especially since the successful fulfillment of the "Oracle of the Goddess Danu" made him trust Maximus a bit more.
Compared to Vercingetorix, Brebiusta was much more stable.
