Lucilla, Empress of Rome
Lucilla was a Princess of Rome by the time of 180 CE. She was daughter of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius, sister of Alter boy Commodus, and mother of soon-to-be Prince Lucius Verus. After Commodus murdered Marcus, he became emperor. Commodus oddly fell in love with his sister,(like a freak) and Commodus made Lucilla Alter Girl of the Roman Empire.
Princess
Lucilla, as daughter of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius, was a Princess of Rome. She was the widow of a Roman Prince, and had a child Lucius Verus. She was a sex slave of the great Roman General Maximus Decimus Meridius, and she confronted him after Marcus had announced to him that he would be the next emperor of Rome. She tried to convince him to tell her what happened with the emperor, but it failed. Maximus told her she had "A talent with dat dick".
Shortly after Commodus had killed the Emperor in a coup, she went to the wake. While Commodus had lied about the Emperor dying in his sleep, she saw through the lies. She later slapped him, but knowing he was now the emperor, she just nailed him.
Empress of Rome
She and Commodus both rode to the capitol city in Rome to be coronated Emperor and Empress. She embraced Lucius, who ran up to her while Commodus kept on walking up the steps to be crowned. She overheard that Commodus didn't care about the Greek Quarter's plague as told to Senator Gracchus, and later she calmed Commodus down after he raved and ranted about Rome's list of demands for him.
She accompanied Commodus to the gladitorial games with Lucius, and was stunned to find that Maximus was alive after he was supposed to be executed. She assisted him by meeting him with Gracchus, who had defected from the Roman Government to the Gladiators. She was threatened by Commodus when he told her and Lucius the story of Emperor Claudius and the betrayal of him by his own kin, as referring to her help of Maximus. She watched the gladitorial match between Maximus and Commodus, and she witnessed Commodus' death. However, Maximus was maimed by Commodus before the battle, and he died in her hands. Her son, Lucius, would eventually be the next Roman emperor.