Legends rise… and destiny cannot be escaped.
The Pendragon Cycle Episode 7 with English Subtitles
In Episode 7, the battle between fate and choice intensifies as ancient forces begin to awaken. Alliances are tested, and the path forward becomes more uncertain than ever.
As power struggles unfold, the characters must face the truth about their destiny and the sacrifices required to fulfill it.
With epic fantasy, emotional depth, and dramatic twists, this episode continues the journey into a world of legend and prophecy.
Watch The Pendragon Cycle Episode 7 in HD with English Subtitles.
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The Pendragon Cycle Episode 7 with English Subtitles
In Episode 7, the battle between fate and choice intensifies as ancient forces begin to awaken. Alliances are tested, and the path forward becomes more uncertain than ever.
As power struggles unfold, the characters must face the truth about their destiny and the sacrifices required to fulfill it.
With epic fantasy, emotional depth, and dramatic twists, this episode continues the journey into a world of legend and prophecy.
Watch The Pendragon Cycle Episode 7 in HD with English Subtitles.
#PendragonCycle #Episode7 #FantasyDrama #EnglishSubtitles #FullHD #WatchOnline #Streaming #EpicFantasy #Adventure
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00:16The End
00:37I don't know.
00:59Maddox archers arrived last night.
01:02We estimate about 2,000, with another 500 mounted.
01:10How many of them are?
01:16More.
01:21We grow our army by twos and threes, and every day a new warship arrives from Saxon land.
01:30Do we grow?
01:30Well, some of the Domnoni eyes slipped away last night.
01:34Who do you want?
01:36The quarrels outside this tent.
01:42We all know the enemy is strong.
01:45But the ranks are more numerous than our own.
01:47It was our weakness and division that let the barbarians gain a foothold in this land.
01:54If we are to drive them out, it must be by our strength and unity.
01:58And how are we to drive out 15,000 Saxon with only two and a half thousand men?
02:13Hengist's arrogance will be his downfall.
02:23The boy is a fool.
02:265,000 could not hold that war.
02:29Not even if they were the finest soldiers in the world.
02:32We must talk to him.
02:34Attempt to impart some reason.
02:36Speak if you will.
02:38I've had my fill of talk.
02:40What are you saying?
02:41Look around you.
02:43If we stay, we're doomed.
02:44And if we retreat, the Saxons will rape and pillage this land.
02:48Let them rape and pillage.
02:50The walls of my fortress are high, and I intend to live to see another summer.
03:03I didn't figure you for a coward.
03:08Since when does a king need permission to ride among his troops?
03:11Don't lie to me, Morkant.
03:12I do not lie.
03:13You would abandon your brothers on the eve of battle.
03:17I would save my people from destruction.
03:20So should you.
03:22A Saxon army could never breach the walls of Tintagel.
03:24Send your men back to their beds, and I'll say no more of this offense.
03:30No one commands my men, but I.
03:38I'll say no more of this offense.
03:41So should you.
03:52No one commands my people from this very first.
03:54It's on your'em.
03:55Take a few.
03:56Get away from me.
03:56Let me down.
03:56Wait.
03:57Come back.
03:57Why won't
03:58you? Come back.
03:58Come back.
03:59Hey, come
03:59Come back.
04:02No one night.
04:05Come back. I'll
04:06say no one
04:06day.
04:22King Aurelius, I present to you the Lords of the North.
04:26Greetings, my friends.
04:28You'll find a warm welcome here.
04:31I hear you brought us some Saxons to kill.
04:34That's welcome enough.
04:38Steward?
04:39Battle chief?
04:48Are we late to the battle?
04:52The enemy's before us.
04:54Not behind.
04:59I heard the Ferry of the North, the Great Warriors.
05:03Did the Saxons take your own?
05:07No.
05:08He was me daughter's husband.
05:20My lord, there's someone waiting for you.
05:31Mother, what are you doing here?
05:35It's not safe.
05:37I've come with some brothers from the shrine of St. Joseph to ease the pain of the wounded
05:41and the passage of the dying.
05:53What is it, Hawke?
05:58Not long ago you offered me the Fisher King's sword.
06:03I would gladly take it up now.
06:07I did not bring it.
06:10I have offered that sword to each of the three great men in my life.
06:14Your grandfather refused it.
06:15Your father refused it.
06:17And you refused it.
06:22I have always believed you were meant to be, High King.
06:27Your father prophesied it.
06:29Havgan declared it.
06:34Perhaps they saw through me to another.
06:37And perhaps, perhaps you were meant to wield a different weapon.
06:43Let's go.
07:00What's the matter of hand?
07:05It's gone.
07:13King Gwaras' daughter.
07:19Does your brother know?
07:22My brother has more important matters to attend to.
07:27As do we all.
07:37The river's too far, and too deep.
07:41It's not too far on horseback.
07:43And it's not too deep, if it's unguarded.
07:46As soon as we might our army's north,
07:49Angus will turn to us.
07:51No, he won't.
07:53Because the main body of our war horse will already have engaged him.
08:00Here.
08:05Make an easy target.
08:08Make him commit his war horse.
08:10Aye.
08:11Then I will lead the Manta troops to the river.
08:16Cross.
08:18And I'll tuck Angus from behind.
08:21Here.
08:22It must be me.
08:23If you can kill the great Voldar himself,
08:27his armies will collapse.
08:31Don't you think it's a good plan, King Gwaras?
08:32I think it's a desperate plan.
08:35And foolish.
08:41But I can see none better.
08:47Than the die's cast.
08:52Tomorrow,
08:54we make war.
08:57For Britain!
08:58For Britain!
08:59For Britain!
09:00For Britain!
09:06For Britain!
09:07For Britain!
09:08For Britain!
09:09And what happens when we cannot hold the river long enough
09:11before Aelius makes his crossing?
09:14We won't need that long.
09:17Just long enough...
09:21For Merlin to remember his calling.
09:37It's good to promise, but it's the man in the north.
09:40But it isn't enough.
09:44What does Aurelia say?
09:46His new faith has clattered his judgments.
09:49Are you waiting on a miracle?
09:53And why do you tell me this?
09:57Because I think you can give him one.
10:08They say that when the battle of Aurelia is upon you,
10:12they'll give you a call and stop War Force.
10:14Ride with us in your battle tomorrow.
10:18We face 15,000 Saxons.
10:23What do you ask?
10:24I know what I ask.
10:27I'll lead you into victory with her.
10:29The men of Britain will proclaim me king.
10:38Yes.
10:42At least there will be a person.
11:00Is it before me?
11:05Is it behind?
11:07Is it behind?
11:30The men are ready for battle.
11:36For the soul of a person.
11:39The battle is already begun.
11:41Go on.
11:55Is it before me?
11:58Is it behind?
12:07War camp is no place for a lady such as herself.
12:10Lady is never safer than with the battle chief of Britain watching over her.
12:17Forgive me if I've overstepped.
12:20No.
12:22No.
12:22Give her.
12:50He seeks our deliverance from God.
12:55When he could so easily just give it to us, with his own hands.
12:59But my power, Yizu, let that.
13:02At least to Shah, the Klieg on the heart, ashtar a zeppel.
13:09Are you made that?
13:14That is why he seeks deliverance from God, and not by his own hands.
13:24Old Walleye approaches.
13:28You are Lady of the Lake.
13:30And you are King Gawlas of Tantagil, yes?
13:34This is my daughter, Ileana.
13:37I would entrust her into your care tomorrow.
13:41Can you help bind wounds and fetch water for the dying?
13:47I will do whatever I can to overfight.
14:11I will do whatever I can to overfight.
14:14I will do whatever I can to overfight.
14:16In the days of your father's fathers, before the treachery, before the conspiracy, when
14:25the eagle still flew above the emperor's wall, and the Roman peace still held in these lands,
14:32A babe was fetched from the waters beneath Erwithba.
14:38And that babe, a bard.
14:42And that bard, a prophet.
14:48Here then, if you will.
14:52The vision of Taliesin, at Elfin, at Gwivno-Gadanir.
14:59And this is the way of it.
15:18Far to the west, across the sea, an everlasting land, a maiden faced the god of her fathers
15:30in the sand, she saw her home destroyed, claimed by war and by the sea, a wonder of forlorn
15:42in a world that knows no peace.
15:49Far to the north, in Gwyneth's land, the country's ancient home, a poet faced the god
15:59of his fathers in the stones, he saw his home destroyed, claimed by war and by the sky, a wonder
16:11of forlorn, seeking truth among the lies.
16:34Children of Wyneth-Prythain now, from every hill and glen, abandoned by our fathers' gods,
16:44and spawned by mournful men.
16:48We've seen our homes destroyed, now from hill and glen, alive.
16:55United, now we rise, up like dragons in the night.
17:01Ooh-ah, ooh-ah, ooh-ah, ooh-ah-ah, ooh-ah-ah, ooh-ah-ah, ooh-ah-ah, ooh-ah
17:13-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
17:16-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
17:17-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
17:17-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
17:17-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
17:31When our homes destroyed, our names will live in song
17:36When the hero's cup is raised, let our victory wine be strong
17:42Oh oh ah ah ah ah uh ah ah...
18:23There is a land shining with goodness, where each man protects his brother's dignity as
18:30his own, where war and want have ceased, and all races live under the same law of love
18:36and honor. It is a land bright with truth, where a man's word is his pledge and falsehood
18:44is banished, where children sleep safely in their mother's arms and never know fear or
18:53pain, a land where kings extend their hands in justice rather than reach for the sword,
18:58a land where mercy, kindness, and compassion flow like deep water over the land, and men
19:10revere virtue, revere truth, revere beauty, above comfort, pleasure, and selfish gain.
19:24A land where peace reigns in the hearts of men, faith blazes like a beacon from every
19:29hill, love like a fire from every heart, where the true God is worshipped and his ways acclaimed
19:36by all.
19:39There is a golden realm of light, my friends, and it is called the Kingdom of Summer.
20:07Life is so funny.
20:09There is a golden realm of light, my friends, and it is called the Kingdom of Summer, and it
20:20is called the Kingdom of Summer.
20:30I don't know.
20:51I don't know.
21:20I don't know.
21:21Be resilient.
21:31It is an honor, Father, to ride with you into battle.
21:37May we both earn names the Bard shall speak of throughout the ages.
21:54And may God in heaven deliver us.
21:57I don't know.
22:00I don't know.
22:02I don't know.
22:24Let's go, King.
22:28I failed you, Aurelius.
22:32I failed?
22:34I said to the head of an army of your making.
22:36And while I've been playing kingmaker and politician, while I've been wallowing in my misery for
22:43a lifetime or more, while I was busy being king in Maradunum and fame brother in the north,
22:52dreaming away my youth, I should have been focused on my first calling.
23:02My true calling.
23:07I am Merlin Emrys, son of Taliesin at Elfin at Gwyvna, and I am the last true Bard of the
23:15Islands of the Mighty.
23:17I will uphold you in battle as the Bard of the Old Need.
23:27Faith of Britain never rests in the hands of the Great Light.
23:42And I will see you when the battle is won.
23:54It's your prayers, it fell.
24:11I don't know.
24:45I don't know.
25:03Are we not riding with them, Lord?
25:06No.
25:08We must fight a different battle.
25:37Men of the island of the mighty, long have your tribes fought alone.
25:43Against the Irish, Picts, Scotty and Saxon.
25:47The times against each other.
25:52East and West.
25:54North and South.
25:57Cymru and Brigante.
26:00Kenobi and Demetri.
26:03Belgae and Demnonii.
26:07Since Bran the Blessed, you have only known peace when it was given to you.
26:11You've only known unity when it was forced upon you by stronger kings.
26:16But today, you stand together.
26:19You stand as Britons.
26:24You stand as one.
26:27Or you will surely fall.
26:51Behold the sword of Magnus Maximus.
26:55Emperor of Breton and Rome.
26:58Who held this land against the barbarians so long ago.
27:05Now behold your battle, Chief.
27:11Miss Hold the line, brother.
27:14Miss Hold Britain.
27:21Miss Hold Britain.
27:22Miss Hold the line, brother.
27:32Pinus Maximus.
27:33Miss Hold the line, brother.
27:41subtly.
27:41Miss Hold the line, brother.
27:44Miss Hold the line, brother.
27:44If you came here, by North and South.
27:46Miss Hold on back.
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38:54We'll be right back, my love?
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