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Okay time for the rest
To the southeast, the Germanic front has also been brought to a pause thanks to the winter chill. Legios I and XXX parted ways following their subjugation of the Alamans, with the former heading eastwards to confront the Marcomans. Vettius Praetextatus was able to defeat the gathered strength of the Barbarians after they confronted him on the field, but the victory wore the first legion thin, and he was forced to withdraw to Juvavum to replenish his forces.
Flavius Eutychianus and the XXX legion meanwhile continued north, capturing and burning the Langobard capital of Aregelia. Flavius was tempted to advance further to threaten Tulifurdum and subjugate the Langobards more fully, but good sense told him to return south in order to present a united front against the Marcomans with Vettius, hoping the Langobards had been adequately chastened. For now he encamps outside of Uburzis, enjoying winter in the hospitality of the Alamans. Current plans are for the two legions to rejoin come spring for a joint attack on Casurgis, so as to bring the barbarians who wrought so much grief in the reign of Marcus Aurelius to heel.