So Pompey takes his forces and retreats across the Adriatic to regroup with the intent of coming back and retaking Rome. And so you can imagine a lot of the senators, especially the powerful senators who are in opposition to Julius Caesar, go along with Pompey. So Julius Caesar, even though he's now in control of Rome, he knows that this isn't the end of it, that a civil war has become, that it's only a matter of time before Pompey's forces and these senators return and retake Rome. So he decides to take the fight to them. He puts his second in command, Marcus Antonius, often known as Mark Antony, who was one of his generals in the Gallic Wars. He puts him in charge of, he puts him in charge in Italy, and then Julius Caesar leads several of his legions off across the Adriatic. And it's a pretty interesting story in its own right.