21:57Let her go
21:59Is that Kael?
22:00That good-for-nothing from the stables?
22:03How did he get there?
22:08Kael
22:09How did you do that?
22:11Do you know who he is?
22:13He commands King Caesar's
22:15royal army. He can snap a
22:17warhorse's neck with his bare hands.
22:19He could crush your bones with one hand.
22:22This psychopath.
22:42Heavens.
22:46I said, let her go.
22:48Did you hear me, you oversized mascots?
22:57Catch it!
23:02I challenge you to a duel.
23:15A stable boy has such power?
23:19He threw that giant across the square?
23:20That's the guy who tore Aristos apart.
23:22The handprint on the divine iron.
23:26Could it be him?
23:27Impossible.
23:28How could a bastard raised in the stables
23:30be the god's chosen warrior?
23:40Kael...
23:55He is overpowering the giant!
23:59He is overpowering the giant!
24:07Impulsive.
24:16Dammit!
24:23Die, you brat!
24:25Ha ha ha ha!
33:06Nous avons besoin de nos propres gens pour prendre charge.
33:13L'honne-t-il.
33:14Et Kael.
33:16Fond un moyen de seize-t-il.
33:20Quand Persia demande une réponse, nous nous handons Kael.
33:23Il prend le blame.
33:24Il a tué Xersus'un frère.
33:26Surrendra un homme et sauve Sparta.
33:34Go.
33:41To Kael.
33:42To the man who killed Oogang.
33:48How did you do that?
33:49That was the commander of Xernesi's royal champions.
33:54I am only a little stronger than most.
33:59You call that a little bit?
34:02More or less.
34:04An ordinary warrior could not wield my family's hero's sword.
34:09But that sword isn't good enough for you.
34:11The divine meteoroid Aristos brought back now has a purpose.
34:17I will forge that divine oar into a true legendary sword for you.
34:32Forge, a sword for me.
34:34I cannot accept that.
34:35What's wrong with that?
34:36You killed the Persian envoy.
34:38You avenge Lord Aristos.
34:39You are Sparta's hero.
34:44The Persians will not give up easily.
34:46We need to arm ourselves quickly and be ready for war at any time.
34:51That divine oar looks difficult to forge.
34:55The problem is power, not forging.
34:58Who could forge it?
35:00Miss Selene.
35:02Do not let the gown fool you.
35:04She redesigned half the shields Sparta has issued in recent years.
35:07My spear too.
35:08She shaved half a finger's width from the head because it slowed my thrust.
35:13That change saved my life.
35:15She never cared for banquets and balls.
35:17She preferred lingering in the workshops.
35:19Even the veteran blacksmiths fear her.
35:22The moment she enters, she points out to them the heat is wrong,
35:25the metal is impure, or the hammer strike is landing off-center.
35:28And she is always right.
35:30The wrist carbs she made were both light and sturdy.
35:32The nobles thought they weren't pretty enough,
35:34but we soldiers fought over them.
35:38Selene has a sharp eye, skilled hands, and a temper to match.
35:42She will be the one to forge this sword.
35:44Unfortunately, the divine iron is too heavy.
35:47Smelting, turning, hammering it will require monstrous strength.
35:51If only we could find the one who made the handprint.
35:56There's no need to look anymore.
36:00I made those handprints.
36:07Really?
36:10Really?
36:15It's true.
36:17Compare my hands with the prince if you still have doubts.
36:21We believe you.
36:23So you were the one who moved the divine iron?
36:26It was blocking the road.
36:29I only wanted to get back to the stables.
36:33Blocking the road!
36:34That is over a million pounds of divine iron!
36:36Jeez!
36:37He says it as though he moved the log!
36:42Sparta spent decades awaiting its champion, yet he dwells in the horse stable all along.
36:48To Kale!
36:50To Kale!
36:54To Kale!
36:55To Kale!
36:58To Kale!
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47:21Has the citadel decided how to face the Persian army?
47:24Of course I've thought it through.
47:25Then take your men to the borders. What are you doing at the foundry?
47:30Kael is to blame for this mess. Give him to the king of Persia and Sparta will not have to
47:34go to war.
47:38Hand Kael to the enemy? He just saved Sparta!
47:44Bastard!
47:54He saved you, he saved me, and he saved all of Sparta!
47:59Without Kael, Urag would have teared us all apart!
48:02It wasn't just Lord Astreus who died. He saved the Lord of Sparta too!
48:07And you! What gives you the right to send the hero away?
48:12A hero. A stable boy has no right to call himself a hero.
48:19He killed the Persian envoy, brought an army down on us, and expects praise.
48:25Tie him up and hand him over.
48:30You're saving Sparta?
48:32You're going to destroy Sparta.
48:36Shut up!
48:39Shut up!
48:41Shut up!
48:47Shut up!
48:52Shut up!
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