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02:11that the child has passed.
02:16She'll bear again.
02:19Sirius Helen Bosch.
02:22She's beyond our healing.
02:25If you'd have caught upon us sooner.
02:30Dear Magic,
02:36I'm surprised to see the standard of Magnus Maximus
02:39discovered so lightly.
02:41Not as lightly as they discarded his head.
02:43The fool had himself declared emperor
02:45and marched on Rome.
02:48Maximus is dead.
02:50Along with the last of the legions.
03:14What is this?
03:17You've killed her.
03:18She was bound for death.
03:19I will have my gold
03:21and your flapping tongue.
03:33I'll kill you.
03:37I'm sorry.
03:38No, I'm sorry.
03:40I have no joy.
03:40No.
03:41No.
03:42No.
03:42No.
04:00To be continued...
04:14Er fassath is mirtan wessus.
04:18Er is fassath mirtan wessus.
04:22Seferum.
04:24En sthensis mirtan wessus
04:27wishan fensae.
04:33Ifen illes nerilis
04:36he wishan for.
04:46Ifen illes nerilis
04:48he wishan fensae.
04:53Ifen illes nerilis
04:59he wishan fensae.
05:05Seferum.
05:07Seferum.
05:09Seferum.
05:10Seferum.
05:12Seferum.
05:13Seferum.
05:17Seferum.
05:19Seferum.
05:23Seferum.
05:26Seferum.
05:28Seferum.
05:30Seferum.
05:35Seferum.
05:37Seferum.
05:52Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
06:38Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
07:06Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
07:37Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
08:06Alleltyrians!
08:33Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
08:57Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
09:01Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
09:04Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
09:33Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
10:06Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
10:34Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
10:36Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
11:05Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
11:06Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
11:34Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
11:36Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
12:05Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
12:06Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
12:25Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
12:59Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
13:00Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
13:01Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
13:30Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
14:01Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
14:02Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
14:02Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
14:31Alleltyrians, Kentiger.
14:35Blood for blood.
14:36It is the only way for a king.
14:46Daughter!
14:49I thought you were meant to be hunting.
14:51I was.
14:55Ah.
14:56And I see you've brought your quarry back.
14:59Alive.
15:00Father, he helped me.
15:03I wasn't aware they were a fair folk this far north.
15:08What might a savage like you know of the fair folk?
15:20Savior of Atlantis?
15:23Our ships were...
15:25They were separated by the storm.
15:27Two ships landed in Leones.
15:29King Avalak and his brother King Belin.
15:32They assumed they were the only ones as well.
15:36Two.
15:37Two ships.
15:39And this is a day for feasting and revelry.
15:42We must send word to our brothers in Leones.
15:45Eh?
15:46Ah.
15:47What a glad reunion awaits us.
15:49Belin still dwells there.
15:51My mother and King Avalak dwell in the Summerlands with my father's father, King Alethon.
15:55Loyalty on both sides, eh?
15:58Good enough.
16:00I am Kustenin, King of Gotha and Kelithon.
16:04You've met my daughter, Ganieda.
16:10Ganieda.
16:12You must stay with us this night, son of Karis.
16:15I am eager to return home.
16:17But the sun will soon set and darkness makes for treacherous trouble.
16:21My hill pony is sure-footed.
16:23Yet by now he will have been washed and stalled.
16:26You would not deprive him of a good night's rest.
16:28Well, I'll settle then.
16:30You'll stay with us this night.
16:35It is a shameful business.
16:37Forgive me, lad.
16:38It could not be helped.
16:40Ganieda.
16:41Make sure the son of Karis wants for nothing while he's under my roof.
16:54My father likes you, wolf boy.
16:56You're welcome here.
16:59I might.
17:01I have said so, have I not?
17:05Is that from your home?
17:07It was a gift from a wise woman of the Hawkevein.
17:12As was this, I imagine.
17:19There's eyes.
17:21Wolf's eyes.
17:24Hawk's eyes.
17:26I've never seen eyes like that in a man before.
17:31I find myself endlessly curious about you, Mervyn.
17:35And yet you do not reveal your secrets.
17:39You need to only ask.
17:42I will call to have a bath drawn for you.
17:45You need one.
17:47Cool.
18:00Oh, then, lad.
18:02Is it true that you spent these last years among the hill folk?
18:07I was taken as a child.
18:09Well, surely a canny lad such as you must have found plenty of chances to escape.
18:15Oh, escape was there if I wanted it.
18:18But I began to believe I had a purpose, and I'm...
18:22What purpose was that, then?
18:24I do not know.
18:26You will not say, Father.
18:27He is as secretive as the Benchie.
18:34So, are you now to return to your people in, uh...
18:36Inis Avalak?
18:38That is my intention.
18:40The weather's gonna break any day now.
18:42The frost will catch you up.
18:44All the more reason to go quickly.
18:46You're likely to find your death at the end of the Sea Wolf Sphere.
18:49You'll have to catch me first.
18:52You're really so invincible, Wolf Boy.
18:54Look, if he wants to go, he wants to go.
18:55Well, I will ask you to winter here with us.
19:09Continue your journey after the frost melts.
19:12Then, I can send a proper emissary with you to, you know, parlay with our brothers in the south.
19:19I thank you for your offer, Lord Castaner.
19:22I will consider it.
19:25I don't know.
19:30I don't know.
19:52Hold on.
20:13Stay.
20:25Stay.
20:32Stay.
20:34Stay.
20:37Stay.
20:38Stay.
20:51Stay.
20:53Stay.
20:55Stay.
20:56Stay.
20:58Surely this cannot be the great huntress, slayer of Lord War of Calithon, whose footsteps
21:04I heard coming from a great distance.
21:15Where does the king intend to ride today?
21:18Disgusting for him to meet with his chiefs.
21:20What will you do?
21:22I thought I could find something I might use to paint to make this a proper home.
21:29This is not the life I promised you.
21:32That is not what I meant.
21:34I do not need riches to be happy I've spent.
21:37You bring me more joy than gold over good.
21:41But I will not live on berries and fish in a mud hut with you forever.
21:44So ride out and win me a kingdom.
21:50Of course, milady.
22:07Perhaps.
22:09If you mean to suggest that I stay behind, I will save you the trouble.
22:14I would never do such a thing, Lord.
22:16Be grateful, Merlin, that you will not bear these trivial pains as I do.
22:22It is true the fair folk live long lives.
22:25But we are not immortal.
22:27You forget that I knew your father.
22:30I am yet convinced that he was not of this world.
22:34You have his presence.
22:59The first official king.
23:02David is reading to him from one of the holy texts that he brought with him from Rome.
23:06My mother says it soothes my grandfather greatly.
23:10The grandson of King Avalax should not dwell in a hovel with his fair folk wife.
23:14You and yours ought to be under my roof.
23:18We desire to make our own way.
23:21The noble thought, and that you shall.
23:25I have no doubt that you will fare far better than me, Merlin.
23:29Already you have a wife and a promise of heirs.
23:32There is no greater blessing to leave behind a legacy of both justice and righteousness.
23:38You continue to confound me, boy.
23:40You're safe, boy.
23:49You're safe.
23:52You are safe, boy.
24:02You're safe, boy.
24:04You're safe, boy.
24:09Amen.
24:09The answer is safe.
25:10If the Romans have gone, perhaps we can convince them to return.
25:40We can convince them to return.
26:28We can convince them to return.
27:09We can convince them to return.
27:18We can convince them to return.
27:39We can convince them to return.
28:33We can convince them to return.
28:45We can convince them to return.
29:35We can convince them to return.
29:39We can convince them to return.
30:09We can convince them to return.
30:39We can convince them to return.
31:25We can convince them to return.
31:41We can convince them to return.
32:16We can convince them to return.
32:39We can convince them to return.
33:15We can convince them to return.
33:22We can convince them to return.
34:00We can convince them to return.
34:03We can convince them to return.
34:08We can convince them to return.
34:34We can convince them to return.
34:48We can convince them to return.
34:52We can convince them to return.
35:00We can convince them to return.
35:01We can convince them to return.
35:26We can convince them to return.
35:31We can convince them to return.
35:34We can convince them to return.
35:39We can convince them to return.
35:40We can convince them to return.
35:43We can convince them to return.
36:10This is not unlike the glade where we met.
36:13Remember?
36:15Tara turned to awe in a moment.
36:18Tara.
36:19Of course.
36:21Of me?
36:23You're flattered.
36:24Of the boar.
36:34What?
36:39What do you see?
36:41Old friends.
37:06They are the wolf thing.
37:08They came seeking Kentigun.
37:10You?
37:12They bring news from my people of the Hawkfane.
37:16Our gurn has fallen ill and will soon return to the mother.
37:20Are they worthy of our trust?
37:22More so than any people on the island of the mighty.
37:26Then I will ride with you in case you have need of arms.
37:30I admire your loyalty failures.
37:36I do apologize for this to pay.
37:39You're a man of many tribes, nor the wilt.
37:41Many obligations.
37:43You are my first obligation.
37:46And our child.
37:48And do not tarry long.
37:50I will meet you in two days' time at the stream where I've rested eyes on you.
37:54At the stream.
37:55Does that mean?
37:57Do not.
37:59Do not.
38:05Do not.
38:07Do not.
38:35So, since this defense in us, shall lift us the letters slid on us.
38:51So, since this defense in us, shall lift us the letters slid on us.
39:26So, since this defense in us, shall lift us the letters slid on us.
39:50So, since this defense in us, shall lift us the letters slid on us.
40:13So, since this defense in us, shall lift us the letters slid on us.
40:28So, since this defense in us, shall lift us the letters slid on us.
40:39So, since this defense in us, shall lift us the letters slid on us.
41:00So, since this defense in us, shall lift us the letters slid on us.
41:11So, since this defense in us, shall lift us the letters slid on us.
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