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Guardian god Ulysses poses as a beggar to raise his son George. At a royal victory feast, nobles mock them until Ulysses reveals his sacred seal-generals, archmages and marshals kneel, the queen acknowledges him. When a cyclops attacks, Ulysses drops his disguise and slays the monster, revealing to George his father is a true god.
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00:02It's General Darcy. Damn, she looks incredible in that dress. I'd give anything to kiss her.
00:08She's the only female general in the kingdom, and the queen herself favors her. People like us
00:13could never get close to her. But hey, a man can dream. General Darcy is our very own goddess of
00:18war. How can you speak of her like that behind her back? Oh? I didn't know Mr. George was playing
00:27the hero for a lady. You're just a merchant. Say whatever you want. It doesn't change the
00:33fact that you don't even have the right to speak to General Darcy. Damn it! I have no
00:37such filthy thoughts. It is just admiration. Oh, admiration, is it? Mr. Ulysses, your son
00:43here admires General Darcy. Johnny, you hear this? Mr. Ulysses sure talks big. Good heavens,
00:53he thinks he ranks higher than the queen, and acts like marrying General Darcy would
00:57be doing her a favor. Lowborns will always be lowborns. Having a little money, suddenly
01:02they think they matter. Even worse than George. We toss him a few bones, and the old fool actually
01:07swallows it.
01:14George, just tell me one thing. Do you want a stepmother or not?
01:19Dad, don't be ridiculous. Without me, you wouldn't even be inside this camp. They'd
01:23have thrown you out long ago. I am just a merchant. No title, no rank, nothing. George,
01:29call me a bragger if you want.
01:36General Darcy, welcome to the barracks. The queen has not yet arrived. Would you like
01:39to...
01:39I know. Don't mind me. I'll look around.
01:41Of course. Take your time. If you need anything, just say the word.
01:51What's this?
01:54Is this how you patrol on the front lines? Show some discipline. You are meant to guard
01:58this kingdom. If you won't do your duty, who will?
02:04Yes, General Darcy. Understood. It will not happen again.
02:08Back to patrol.
02:13General Darcy.
02:16Little Darcy.
02:30Did I hear that right? Little Darcy. Look at her face. She's about to explode.
02:35Where have I seen him before? I remember now. At the gates. That's George's father,
02:40the great merchant. He's finished. And he's dragged George down with him.
02:46George, your idiot father is dumber than I ever imagined. He touched her shoulder and
02:51even called her little Darcy. Unbelievable.
02:53Start planning the funerals, Mr. George. One for your father and one for yourself.
03:02Mr. Ulysses! What a joy to see you! I had no idea you were here!
03:09Who is him?
03:14What happened?
03:16General Darcy is not angry. And she looks happy.
03:19Little Darcy, this is my son George.
03:22Hello, Mr. George. I am Darcy.
03:25General Darcy, a pleasure. My father didn't mean any disrespect. Please, forgive him.
03:33Mr. Ulysses, your George is adorable.
03:36I think so, too.
03:38George, wait here a moment. There are too many people around. Let's talk over there.
03:43My honor, Mr. Ulysses.
03:45Little Darcy, I will announce my identity myself. Don't tell George ahead.
03:50Mr. Ulysses, I know. You want to surprise Mr. George. Don't worry. I will not say a word.
03:55Never mind that. Little Darcy, how do you feel about me?
03:58You? You are my hero! If not for you, I would never be a Grand May, let alone the war
04:05goddess.
04:05And I've always wanted to be your wife.
04:12My wife, little Darcy, you know Jasmine is already my wife.
04:15I know, Mr. Ulysses. A man of your power should have more than one wife.
04:20Her Majesty told me herself. She doesn't mind at all.
04:24She also said you're insatiable. It always gets all over her face.
04:27She said she'd be happy to share you.
04:29Then it's settled.
04:33I still can't reach General Antony.
04:36Is that Ulysses really the guardian god of our kingdom or not?
04:40Duke Lancaster!
04:43We've got trouble!
04:46Brent, this better be something serious this time.
04:50You're a kingdom general for crying out loud.
04:54How many times do I have to tell you to act like one?
04:59You keep making a fool of yourself.
05:02Duke Lancaster this time is real.
05:05Our scouts just sent a powerful beast near the barracks.
05:08Something big is coming!
05:09What the fuck?
05:12Wait, no, no.
05:14Maybe this is a good thing.
05:15Brett, don't panic.
05:17This is the perfect chance to see if his identity is real.
05:20Of course.
05:22If you listen...
05:31That air, it's horrifying.
05:34A legendary-tiered beast carries terror in its name.
05:45General D-Darcy, you can't stand against it!
05:48A legendary-tiered beast is beyond any ordinary warrior.
05:52I can't face it, and neither could the Grand Marshal himself.
05:57Unless...
05:58A Grand Mage can't stop it.
06:00Not even the Grand Marshal?
06:09I never knew a legendary-tiered beast could be this powerful.
06:17What's that?
06:18A storm coming.
06:22A storm?
06:24Well, maybe that dragon's about to die.
06:26Mr. Ulysses, you really know how to put on a show!
06:29No!
06:34Putting on a show...
06:36You don't know a thing.
06:45Where did that lightning come from?
06:47How dare you speak to a noble like that!
06:49It was a coincidence!
06:50And you dare claim credit!
06:53A storm?
06:55A storm?
06:56A storm?
06:57A storm?
06:58A storm?
06:58A storm?
06:59A storm?
06:59A storm?
06:59A storm?
07:25A storm?
07:28Good heavens!
07:30The legend is real!
07:32Of course it's real!
07:33I heard that the Guardian God really exists.
07:36That's it! The Guardian God is here!
07:38That strike before was him!
07:40Exactly!
07:41So, Mr. Ulysses,
07:43don't tell me you're about to say it was you.
07:46Ulysses, how dare you!
07:47You're impersonating the Guardian God himself!
07:50The most powerful being on this entire continent!
07:55So that's it.
07:56Dad was always ordinary.
07:58It was just a coincidence.
08:01How could an ordinary man like my dad be the Guardian God?
08:04You two praise the Guardian God so warmly.
08:07Good.
08:08I look forward to watching you eat shit.
08:11Mr. Ulysses, I'll give you this.
08:13You sell it well.
08:15Too bad a lie stays a lie no matter how you spin it.
08:18Good heavens.
08:19Like father, like son.
08:21George, so that's how a lowborn like you became a great merchant.
08:24All you sell is big words and empty talk.
08:29Dad, leave it out.
08:30Your stories just get wilder.
08:33Mr. George, sometimes you could believe your dad.
08:37What?
08:49Grand Marshal!
08:54The auction's about to start.
08:56Her Majesty is hosting it to celebrate the victory.
08:58Dad, if anything catches your eye, just say the word.
09:01Treasures?
09:02Just a pile of junk.
09:05Mr. Ulysses, do you ever stop?
09:07You're either bragging or about to.
09:10Junk.
09:11Big words.
09:12There are divine artefacts up for auction this time.
09:15Do you even know what a divine artefact is?
09:22Enough.
09:23I've put up with your insults long enough.
09:26Is this how nobles behave in this kingdom?
09:29We were wrong.
09:31We overstepped.
09:33Could Mr. Ulysses truly have some kind of standing?
09:36Oh my god.
09:41They're throwing Ulysses out.
09:44So Ulysses is nobody after all.
09:46General Brent has Duke Lancaster behind him.
09:49Even General Darcy won't step out of line now.
09:52Why don't you take a closer look and tell me?
09:55I know a fake when I see one.
09:57Mr. Ulysses, it's time for you to go.
10:01If General Darcy weren't standing right here,
10:03I'd have thrown this old bastard out long ago,
10:05waving a fake seal around trying to play me.
10:07Pathetic.
10:08Brent, is it?
10:10Sometimes a seal is easier to knock down than to pick up.
10:14I don't have to, Mr. Ulysses.
10:16You think some fake seal lets you swind your way through here?
10:18Not a chance.
10:19Get out now.
10:21Idiot.
10:25Duke Lancaster himself.
10:37Duke Lancaster, there's been a misunderstanding.
10:39Duke Lancaster, we have a disturbance.
10:41Oh?
10:44Disturbance?
10:46Yes, Duke Lancaster.
10:47This man has no invitation.
10:48I ordered him to leave, but he refuses.
10:50And he won't stop talking nonsense.
10:51Even worse, he dared to speak Her Majesty's name.
10:54Duke Lancaster, it's true.
10:56Duke Lancaster, all he said is true.
10:58Duke Lancaster, General Darcy tried to force me to back down.
11:02Even after I told her, the orders came from you.
11:06General Darcy, you crossed the line.
11:07Do not think-
11:12Duke Lancaster?
11:13Mr. Ulysses, please take back your seal.
11:19Mr. Brent here called it a fake.
11:21He knocked it to the ground.
11:22So on the ground it stays.
11:24What?
11:26Brent knocked it the ground?
11:29Damn it!
11:31Brent, you bastard!
11:32Are you trying to get yourself killed?
11:35Duke Lancaster?
11:37What's going on?
11:38Pick it up!
11:38Pick the damn thing up!
11:45Did you not hear, Mr. Ulysses?
11:47Some things are easy to throw down.
11:49Not so easy to pick back up.
11:53You bastard!
11:54I gave no order at all!
11:56Don't put words in my mouth!
12:00Huh?
12:04The seal is real.
12:05What?
12:07The seal is real?
12:11But, but, Duke Lancaster, how can the seal be rude?
12:14This Ulysses, he may be a servant of his holiness.
12:17He carries the seal on his behalf.
12:21No wonder General Darcy showed him such respect.
12:24Duke Lancaster, save me!
12:25What should I do?
12:26I was following your orders!
12:28I never knew the seal was real!
12:30Brent, don't you dare say that.
12:31I never gave you any orders.
12:33Go in peace.
12:34Your family will be well looked after.
12:36But if I hear that again...
12:41...then your whole family...
12:44Your son's rolling in coin.
12:46And you're out here scraping by on fish!
12:48So pathetic!
13:09Dragons!
13:10My god there are so many dragons!
13:13Oh my god!
13:15It's the queen!
13:18What's the queen doing here?
13:34George, a merchant.
13:36At a nobleman's feast.
13:37Well, the kingdom does need its merchants.
13:39Come on, let's have some fun with him.
13:46Good morning, my lord.
13:48George, you've got some nerve.
13:50A merchant dares to show up this late.
13:53My lords, my apologies.
13:55Some business held me up.
13:56I lost track of time.
13:57Your apologies mean nothing.
13:59You don't belong here, George.
14:01That's right.
14:02We hear your father is a beggar who digs through the trash.
14:06What makes a beggar's son think he belongs at this victory feast?
14:11That's rich, George.
14:12I hear you're old.
14:14Another lowborn wretch trying to weave his way in.
14:17My god, what is wrong with being lowborn?
14:18Are the lowbred not subjects of this kingdom?
14:21George, you truly are a beggar's son.
14:24You may have coin now, but your eyes still see the world like a beggar.
14:28Exactly.
14:29Lowborn scum, he'll never get through that gate.
14:40How is this possible?
14:41What is wrong with the guards?
14:42They let a beggar walk in.
14:43Come on, let's see what this is about.
14:45We cannot allow some beggar sneaking into this feast.
14:50You!
14:51Lowborn scum, what do you-
14:53Dad, sneaking in here is pointless.
14:55If the labels spot you, it's over.
14:57You need to go.
14:58That seal, it looks just like the one the Duke described.
15:02I must verify this first.
15:04Don't provoke him until I know for certain.
15:07Prepared for you.
15:09Old fool, are you still dreaming?
15:11Old beggar, you think waving around some random seal will get you anywhere?
15:16Shut up!
15:18Who gave you the right to be so insolent?
15:21General Brent, what?
15:23General Brent, please, don't be angry.
15:25I will have my father leave now.
15:27Mr. George, how can a son speak to his own father like this?
15:33If the good sir wishes to stay, then he stays.
15:36What?
15:37General Brent, he has no right to be here!
15:40He has every right to be here because I say he does.
15:42And I won't tolerate such disrespect from nobles of this realm.
15:46Mr. George is a prominent merchant who has contributed greatly to our kingdom.
15:50His father deserves the chance to visit just like anyone else.
15:57The Archmaid Ferdinand, he vanished years ago.
15:59And now he has appeared here?
16:00Good heavens, the Archmaid Ferdinand in our kingdom!
16:04I said 70,000.
16:06The Archmaid Ferdinand bids 70,000!
16:09Do I hear a higher offer?
16:11Mr. Ulysses, it seems fortune smiles on you.
16:14The Archmaster has placed his bid.
16:16It appears you're off the hook.
16:17Ferdinand made the bid.
16:18Let him have it.
16:19Keep faking it!
16:20You wouldn't dare compete with the Archmaster.
16:22A mere servant of his wholeness.
16:24How could he ever stand beside such a figure?
16:26Mr. Ulysses, didn't you say the Archmaster was your student?
16:29Aren't you gonna greet him?
16:31A teacher has no need to greet a mere pupil.
16:35Of course, Mr. Ulysses, I believe you.
16:37Every word.
16:39Dad, please, enough.
16:41The Archmaid Ferdinand is standing right over there.
16:44If he hears you, we're in real trouble.
16:47If you must keep up the act, save it for when we're alone.
16:51Mr. Ulysses, perhaps you don't grasp the weight of the Archmage's name.
16:57Why is the Archmaid coming this way?
16:59Could it be?
17:00It must be for Duke Lancaster and General Darcy.
17:03When will I ever have that kind of name?
17:06It seems my name still carries some weight across the continent.
17:09The Archmaster himself is coming to greet me.
17:12The Archmaster Ferdinand!
17:14I never expected you would come all this way to-
17:18General Darcy, it has been some time.
17:21You've made swift progress, the Grand Major realm already.
17:25It has been a while, Grand Major Ferdinand.
17:27Not here for me.
17:29The Archmaid Ferdinand!
17:32Mr. Ulysses, please forgive me for coming out of seclusion without your permission.
17:36What?
17:37The Archmaid Ferdinand, bowing to Ulysses, and apolitizing?
17:42Darcy said that before.
17:43Is this why she respects my father so deeply?
17:46Who exactly is Dad?
17:48He must be more than a servant.
17:50All these years in seclusion, and you still haven't reached God of Magic?
17:54Mr. Ulysses, well, that realm is not so easily reached.
17:57But I am close.
17:59Fine, you're already here, now go train.
18:01Yes, Mr. Ulysses, I'll train nearby.
18:03If you need anything, send for me.
18:07Mr. Ulysses, please forgive my earlier insolence.
18:10What?!
18:11There he goes again.
18:12Yes, he lied!
18:13The Archmaid Ferdinand was merely repaying an old kindness.
18:16As for being his so-called pupil?
18:18Ha!
18:18If a blacksmith teaches a mage to hammer iron, does that make a mage his student?
18:23That's it!
18:24The Archmaster Ferdinand was just expressing gratitude.
18:27That's why he left the moment the gift was delivered.
18:29It makes sense now.
18:30There was never any real bond between Mr. Ulysses and the Archmaster.
18:33Exactly!
18:34Why else would you call him only a pupil in name?
18:37Who would turn away the Archmist as a true student?
18:40Because you could never actually claim him!
18:43Could it be that I simply didn't want him?
18:44Of course, Mr. Ulysses.
18:46Whatever you say.
18:48So father wasn't hiding anything.
18:51In what world could my father be his holiness?
18:53That's ridiculous.
18:55My guardian god, why don't you-
18:57My lords and ladies, our next item.
18:59A Highborn Dark Elf.
19:01Sign a Master Servant contract and she will be both maid and bodyguard.
19:05Bidding is restricted to nobles.
19:07Bidding starts at 100 purple gold coins.
19:09God! A Highborn Dark Elf!
19:11That bloodline holds the potential to reach God of Magic!
19:14Ha ha! The Night Kingdom has just fallen.
19:17I love seeing captives like this!
19:18I hear that a Dark Elf tastes delicious.
19:20This one is mine.
19:24This error.
19:27Something fails.
19:31Nope.
19:32It's a trap.
19:36How is the time?
19:38Nearly finished, Your Majesty.
19:45Has it been delivered?
19:47Your Majesty, it has been delivered to their victory feast.
19:49Good! Ha ha!
19:50Once it goes off, every last noble in the Kingdom of Ordo, including that damn Jasmine, will die!
19:57You are certain Ulysses is not there?
19:58Rest here, my King. Ulysses has never appeared at Ordo's victory feast. This time would be the same.
20:02Ha! Perfect!
20:03What about Ordo's other strong fighters?
20:05We know that General Darcy is at the barracks.
20:08Antony is in seclusion at the border.
20:10He would have to break off his training and ride at full speed to reach the capital in time.
20:13Break off his training? For no reason at all?
20:15He is at a critical stage in his pursuit of God of Magic, and he must hold the border. He
20:20will not return.
20:21Your Majesty's wisdom is unmatched. Without Antony, Darcy alone cannot hold the line.
20:25Even if Antony were present, he would struggle against it. To stop it completely, they would need-
20:32Not now.
20:34Mr. Ulysses, if it's a trap, why not strike first?
20:37Think on it.
20:38Of course. You are here, what could their little tricks possibly do? They cannot know you are present.
20:44Exactly. Let us watch them make the first move. Do not tip them off.
20:49With you here, Mr. Ulysses, they don't stand a chance.
20:53Dad, what are you and Darcy talking about?
20:56Getting to know your stepmother better. Do you want to listen?
21:00That's right, Mr. George.
21:02I'll leave you two to it.
21:06What's this, George? Has the elf caught your eye?
21:09Well, you are of marriageable age now.
21:12Dad, I have no choice. I only envy those nobles who can bid.
21:16Really?
21:17It is that difficult, Mr. Ulysses. I know you enjoy tall tales, but some things are best left unsaid, unless
21:24you wish to make a laughing stock of yourself.
21:26Do you want Mr. George to become a noble? Not a chance.
21:29Not even if Jasmine gave the order.
21:31Her Majesty. Of course she could.
21:34Not just a minor title, she could grant a dukeship if she wished.
21:37But you, Mr. Ulysses, do you truly believe you know the Queen, that she would listen to you?
21:41Is that difficult?
21:44Mr. Ulysses is admirable in many ways.
21:46But these tall tales of his...
21:48Each one grows more absurd.
21:51Ordering the Queen about.
21:53Who does he think he is? His holiness?
21:56Mr. George, I advise you to keep a close watch on your father.
21:59Warn him to hold his tongue.
22:01In private, such talk may pass.
22:03But if Her Majesty should...
22:06You are right, Duke Lancaster. I will go.
22:09He thinks he can become a noble? He is not worthy.
22:12Good heavens. That arrogant fool, Ulysses, all he does is talk.
22:17And you, George, are no better.
22:19Duke Lancaster, what do you think Ulysses is up to?
22:22He might be going to meet someone.
22:23A lowborn like Ulysses? He stumbled into a few lucky connections.
22:27His holiness, Archmaster Ferdinand, nothing more.
22:30He is gutter trash. Who would he possibly have to meet?
22:33True. Not a single honest word out of that man's mouth.
22:38I wouldn't be surprised if he comes back claiming he just met with Her Majesty.
22:46The Night Kingdom has been up to something at the feast.
22:51What? The Night Kingdom has schemed something?
22:56With my love here, there is nothing to fear.
22:58I am only reminding you.
23:00As for my identity, do not reveal it yet.
23:06I see. You want to find out their plan first, without spooking them.
23:13Yeah, and making George a noble won't be too hard for you, right?
23:17Not at all, my love. Did George ask for a title?
23:23I was going to grant him one at this feast.
23:33All hail Her Majesty the Queen.
23:39Rise.
23:45Your Majesty.
23:47Suspend the auction. I have an announcement to make.
23:50Yes, Your Majesty.
23:51Mr. Ulysses, Her Majesty has arrived.
23:54Did you not say you would have her Grant George a title?
23:57What are you waiting for?
24:01Duke Lancaster, you are not actually buying his nonsense, are you?
24:05Please. As if Mr. Ulysses would dare call out to the Queen in public.
24:11Unless he really does know her. Don't be absurd.
24:15Call out? I have already spoken to her. I told Jasmine moments ago.
24:19Mr. George, did you warn your father or not?
24:22Her Majesty stands before us and still he tosses her name about like she were nobody.
24:27Mr. Ulysses, you just won't quit, will you?
24:30Father, even if you do know the Queen, you must still show her proper respect.
24:34She is Her Majesty.
24:38Mr. Ulysses, why is Mr. George suddenly so certain?
24:45He was hiding at the gate earlier.
24:48He must have seen me speaking with Jasmine.
24:52No wonder.
24:55Are you going to tell him who you really are?
24:58He needs time. Let him piece it together. This is better, don't you think?
25:01Time? From what I can see, Mr. George is already halfway to losing his mind.
25:07Mr. George, it seems you have inherited your father's gift. A title? Keep going?
25:12Mr. George, the Queen listens to Mr. Ulysses. What are you thinking?
25:15Unless you believe he is his holiness.
25:19His holiness?
25:28Maybe it is possible.
25:32I thought you had potential to be someone, but now not a chance.
25:36A fragger like you will never amount to anything in this kingdom.
25:39What?
25:40The Queen has granted a merchant the title of Duke.
25:43A new star rises in the kingdom.
25:44It really happened.
25:46Dear gods, am I dreaming? Mr. George, straight to Duke!
25:49What's wrong with my ears? It can't be real.
25:50A Duke? A young man raised to my rank just like that?
25:53Brother, what secrets are you hiding? The Queen listened to you.
25:57What are you all waiting for? Did you not hear me?
25:59Lord help you, George!
26:01A noble. I am truly a noble now, and a Duke. Please, rise, all of you.
26:05Thank you, Your Grace.
26:06Mr. George, keep striving.
26:08Yes, Your Majesty, I will give everything I have.
26:17Continue now.
26:20Mr. Ulysses, did you actually arrange this?
26:24Could you be his holiness?
26:27Mr. George? What does George have to do with this?
26:32Me?
26:32Yes, you, Mr. George. Have you all forgotten what Her Majesty just said?
26:37Your Majesty, I think I see it now.
26:40She said Mr. George had made contributions.
26:42I see it too. The kingdom needs trade to grow stronger.
26:45It needs merchants to build ties with other kingdoms, and that means he is indispensable.
26:50No wonder she encouraged me.
26:51Perhaps Father simply recommended me to the Queen because he serves his holiness.
26:55The true reason is me.
26:57Mr. Ulysses, Duke Lancaster certainly has a gift for filling in the blanks.
27:01He really does. He found a way to make it all fit.
27:04What do you have to say now, Mr. Ulysses?
27:06Taking credit for your own son's achievements, all to save your own lies!
27:10Mr. Ulysses, you really have a gift for spinning stories.
27:12You nearly had me convinced you were his holiness himself.
27:15Mr. Ulysses, you have no equal.
27:17You spin a story and somehow tie it all together.
27:19His holiness, the art master, the queen, and now only the grand marshal-
27:21Ah yes, the grand marshal. I nearly forgot.
27:23Mr. Ulysses, don't-
27:30I am happy to-
27:31Ah, Dad.
27:34The seal is too important. How can you just toss it around like that?
27:37It's just a seal. No big deal. Keep it if you like.
27:40What?
27:41As for who I am, I already told you.
27:44This feast is for me.
27:46You mentioned the Guardian God earlier.
27:47It's me.
27:48Stop joking.
27:49How could you be the Guardian God?
27:52Mr. Ulysses, I know you like joke, but this goes too far.
27:55The Guardian God's name shouldn't be thrown around like that.
27:57If word spreads, it could bite you.
28:01Mr. Ulysses, I get it now.
28:02That seal is the Guardian God seal?
28:04You serve him.
28:05You are his servant.
28:07No wonder Duke Lancaster was so shaken.
28:09Ulysses serves the Guardian God.
28:10That explains everything.
28:11Why General Darcy showed him such respect.
28:13It all makes sense now.
28:14That's it.
28:15Father, a servant all those years.
28:17He must have met his holiness somehow and became his attendant.
28:20Father went through all the humiliation for me.
28:22I cannot let him down.
28:24I will make him proud.
28:25I will make all his sacrifice worth it.
28:27Dad.
28:41This auction is held at the request of Her Majesty.
28:44The treasures on offer include items from the Royal Collection to rare pieces from every kingdom.
28:49Our first item is a White Tiger Crystal Core.
28:51Bidding starts at 100 gold coins.
28:53Good heavens, a high-tier beast core.
28:55I bid 200.
28:56400.
28:57Dad, do you like it?
28:59I'll buy it for you.
29:01A little trinket to pass the time.
29:03Mr. Ulysses, allow me to gift it to you as my apology.
29:07Just a high-tier beast core.
29:08It wouldn't even prop up a table properly.
29:10Workless.
29:11Exactly.
29:12A man like Mr. Ulysses wouldn't even waste a glass on that thing.
29:17Sold to the gentleman for 1,000 gold.
29:20And now, our second item, a forbidden.
29:25Darcy, what do you mean?
29:27You'll find out soon enough.
29:31There he goes again, running his mouth.
29:33General Darcy actually falls for it.
29:35He spends too long serving his holiness and starts thinking he's on God's level.
29:38But what his holiness sees in his...
29:40George, just believe me.
29:41You want to learn Ferdinand's magic?
29:43It's simple.
29:44I'll have Ferdinand come and teach you himself.
29:46Dad and his tall tales.
29:48Will he ever stop?
29:49Yeah, yeah.
29:50I believe you, Dad.
29:53Mr. Ulysses, you do tell the most amusing jokes.
29:56The Archmaster hasn't been seen on the continent for ages, let alone teaching anyone.
29:59Even his holiness would have trouble finding him.
30:03Mr. Ulysses, if anything in this auction catches your eye, say the word.
30:07I'll buy it for you as...
30:14He just keeps going bigger and bigger.
30:16I can't breathe.
30:18The eternal armor's set on you.
30:20Why not just say you're his holiness himself?
30:22That's right.
30:23I own it.
30:2450,000 purple gold coins.
30:26Dad, I know you love to joke, but not with this.
30:2850,000 purple gold coin.
30:29I can't afford that.
30:31Relax, George.
30:32I have.
30:33What money?
30:34Every coin you've ever had came from me.
30:3750,000 purple gold coins.
30:39Even the great nobles would struggle to put that together.
30:41You?
30:42Money.
30:43A servant.
30:44Don't make me laugh.
30:45The sheer nerve.
30:4850,000.
30:49A simple apology gift, and he's out to ruin me.
30:53Mr. George.
30:54Mr. George, don't worry.
30:55I am a duke, after all.
30:57Allow me to have a word with the auctioneer.
30:59Thank you, Duke Lancaster.
31:01Mr. George, keep a close watch on your father.
31:03Yes, he may be connected to his holiness, but he is not his holiness himself.
31:07Running his mouth like this will only bring trouble.
31:09Duke Lancaster, I understand.
31:11Dad, since Duke Lancaster is willing to help, please stop bidding.
31:14Otherwise, I'll be ruined.
31:15I keep telling you I don't need your money.
31:17Why won't you believe me?
31:19Cancel the last bid.
31:20Start the bidding again.
31:22Ah, Duke Lancaster.
31:23Of course, the bidding will be reset.
31:27No more disruptions.
31:29Don't cancel.
31:3060,000 purple gold coins.
31:32My bid stands.
31:34Fine!
31:35Fine!
31:35I wash my hands on this.
31:37You are a servant to his holiness, nothing more.
31:40Know your place.
31:43There you go.
31:44I knew you would say that.
31:45I admire your nerve, Mr. Ulysses.
31:48Why not say every master on the continent is your pupil?
31:52Good heavens, I have never heard anything like it.
32:01You dare.
32:02Enough!
32:03My father is not yours to mock.
32:05Duke Lancaster, I am a duke now.
32:08Show my father some respect.
32:10Whatever he says, he is my father.
32:12Forgive us, your grace.
32:14We were wrong.
32:16Mr. George, for your sake, I will hold my tongue.
32:21A son fights for you.
32:24How lucky you are, Mr. Ulysses.
32:27Congratulations to the noble who won the Dark Elf.
32:34Almost right.
32:41Your Majesty, look out!
32:42Protect the Queen!
32:47Thank the gods.
32:48The Grand Marshal is here.
32:50Anthony, you made it.
32:52I thought we were about to embarrass our teacher.
32:54Right on time.
32:55Let us finish this together.
32:57Relax.
32:57With me here, a curse-bound puppet will not be a problem.
33:02Mr. Ulysses, I'll give you this.
33:04Your luck is unreal.
33:05Speak of the Grand Marshal and he appears.
33:07Mr. Ulysses, the Grand Marshal has arrived.
33:10Shouldn't he come and pay his respects?
33:11I meant no mockery.
33:12I'm merely curious.
33:14Once the curse-bound is dealt with,
33:16Anthony will come to me on his own.
33:18There you go again.
33:19A few lucky breaks.
33:21That's all it was.
33:21But this time,
33:22there is no way this works out in your favor again.
33:25How does a man as capable as Duke George have a father like that?
33:28And his stories just keep getting wilder.
33:46She's pinned.
33:48Seal her now.
33:50Now.
33:51No!
34:03All hail the three Majors!
34:08Without the three of them,
34:09we'd all be dead by now.
34:11Mr. Ulysses,
34:12it will all be over soon.
34:14Duke Lancaster.
34:16My father was only joking.
34:18Why would I need to make him?
34:19I'll wait.
34:24Wait?
34:25Big words.
34:26Let us see how that works out for you.
34:42Your Majesty.
34:48Go.
34:49Do what you must.
34:54Yes, Your Majesty.
35:04Good.
35:06You have grown much stronger.
35:08Rise.
35:11You honor me, Mr. Ulysses.
35:13Mr. Ulysses,
35:15the Night Kingdom will not stop with just one puppet.
35:17We stopped the curse bound,
35:19but they won't stop here.
35:21We need to prepare for whatever comes next.
35:24I held the border all this time
35:25without a single sign of the enemy.
35:27Their real aim must be to strike
35:28from within orderly itself.
35:30Mr. Ulysses,
35:31it seems we must lean on you again.
35:33Rest easy.
35:35I am here.
35:36I have already seen through
35:38the Night Kingdom scheme.
35:42What's going on?
35:44Why has nothing happened?
35:47My king,
35:48by all accounts,
35:49it should have...
35:55Father,
35:56what is all this?
35:57Are you hiding something from me?
36:03Mr. Ulysses,
36:05I was wrong.
36:06I will never question you again.
36:08Please forgive me.
36:09I beg you.
36:16Is Antony going to come and greet me?
36:19Sure, sir.
36:20Every word you spoke was true.
36:22Even Grand Manishal Antony
36:23has to greet you in person.
36:25I was being stupid before.
36:27Please forgive me.
36:29Enough.
36:30You have been rather amusing,
36:31so I will let it go.
36:33Rise.
36:39Who do you think
36:40Mr. Ulysses really is?
36:41Think about it.
36:42Darcy stays close to him.
36:43Antony and Ferdinand
36:44call themselves his pupils.
36:46And the Queen likes George,
36:47all because of him.
36:48So what title does that leave?
36:51Could he...
36:52Could he be his wholeness?
36:57Dad,
36:59you...
36:59you are his holiness.
37:01But that cannot be.
37:04How could his holiness
37:05dress like this?
37:21Good heavens!
37:22What is it?
37:24Ulysses!
37:24Come forth and face me!
37:31Could it be?
37:33His father?
37:34That voice.
37:35Frank.
37:36How can it be his voice?
37:38It is Frank.
37:39He sacrificed all his people
37:41in the Night Kingdom
37:43to resurrect the Cyclops.
37:45And now he controls it.
37:47What?
37:48He sacrificed his own people?
37:51He is insane!
37:52He slaughtered his own people
37:54for ambition
37:55and now he sets a monster loose
37:57on the continent.
37:58He can die.
37:58Last time Mr. Ulysses struck
38:00the Night Kingdom
38:01was nearly wiped out.
38:02Not like Frank had anything
38:03left to lose anyway.
38:05You talk too much.
38:07You talk too much.
38:19Mr. Ulysses.
38:20He is his holiness.
38:29I've been mocking his holiness
38:31all this time.
38:37Good heavens!
38:38Did I hear that right?
38:39Mr. Ulysses is his holiness.
38:41He really is his holiness.
38:43You heard right, Sam.
38:44He is.
38:45And we...
38:46We dared to mock him.
38:49Heavens!
38:50His holiness is the Queen's husband!
38:54My father.
39:04The Cyclops is a mythic breed.
39:06Even for Mr. Ulysses
39:07it will be a hard fight.
39:08I'm going.
39:09I'm going too.
39:12And me.
39:14You don't have to.
39:17Your Majesty, why?
39:22Mr. Ulysses has become
39:24a god long ago.
39:26Just a Cyclops.
39:27It is nothing to him.
39:29Wait.
39:30Dad is not just
39:30the Guardian God.
39:31He's an actual god.
39:33My dad is a god.
39:34Not a god of magic.
39:35But a real god!
39:37That's Mr. Ulysses for you.
39:40Mr. Ulysses.
39:44With your strength, Ulysses,
39:46do you think I am still
39:47that weakling from before?
39:49I am a god of magic now.
39:51The strongest there is.
39:53Even you cannot stand against me.
39:55You talk too much.
39:58I'll grind your bones to dust
40:00and take my place among the gods.
40:02All the humiliation
40:03I'm going to make you pay!
40:05Now!
40:06Die!
40:15The one who dies
40:16is you.
40:18Impossible.
40:20I am the strongest god of magic.
40:22How could you break free
40:23of my spell?
40:25Unless...
40:25Unless...
40:26Unless...
40:26I am the strongest god of magic on it.
40:26Maybe.