[Ok.
Knight, depends on your story. Many different sources claim that Spartacus was a Thracian, enslaved either when captured fighting against Rome, or when captured after being outlawed for mutinying or deserting from the Roman auxiliary forces serving in Macedonia. Either way, he now serves the Romans.]
Spartacus looked onto the burning ruins of Athens. He golden armor carried on it the emblem of a sword; his allegiance to the Roman god of war. His infantry division was regrouping and counting their loses, but the victory instilled with them a new moral. "Apollodorus," he called to his messanger, "where have they run of to?"
"They ran through an underground tunnel that, by our calculations, leads north out of Athens. However the entrances have been collapsed. We have already begun measures to breking through the entrances. We estimate...."
"Halt their progress."
"What?"
"Look behind you, nothing but sea. And to the west stands the already fallen Sparta and Agra states. Corinth has not be taken yet, but Roman occupation is thick and it would be suicide. However there is no Roman occupation to the north, so that is where we shall meet them. Assemble the troops, we head for Megara."
"Yes, general." Apollodorus left the company of Spartecus to instruct the commanders on their new orders. By high noon, the armies were mobilized and ready to be moved.