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Timur.

It's nice of you to show up.

Grandfather.

Who did this?

The Mongols.

He was appointed by Tulu Khan himself.

Why would the Mongols kill a king that paid him tribute?

There's a meaning of this.

Was it you?

It wasn't me.

He was just a puppet under Mongol control.

This was made to look like the Barlas clan.

Our clan.

I will gather my men and we will go to your brother in Khorasan.

Prepare him to be our next king.

And you... We will find who did this.

And what if it don't, Nevio?

Let it be known, the king is dead.

The king is dead! What if he tries to take the throne for himself?

Convince the nobles to wait for our return with Hussein.

And if they don't?

War will come to Thamrakant.

To Lhukan will come.

Thimur.

When will your time come?

Cacusra.

In our absence, our fears for Samarkand became reality.

Herkusra vanished, presumed dead.

My Ogluhaji led a reckless rebellion against the Mongols, bringing Tughla

wrath upon the entire city.

I chose loyalty to the Mongols, to Tughla Khan.

I wondered if I could have stopped it all that night.

If I had not believed my uncle.

Yet, with his dying breath, he swore he didn't kill the king.

Tugul Khan sent his son Ilyas to fetch us from the Silk Road, where raiders,

emboldened by turmoil, frayed upon the trade caravans that sustain us.

Now

we

wait for an end to the fighting.

For a word from the Khan.

for the day when Huthin claims his rightful throne.

On behalf of our future king, we protect the rogue, holding the line

until order is restored.

They were after black powder.

En route from China.

Nothing more dangerous than a weapon you can't control.

Ah!

Don't be so sure of that brother.

We can still catch more of them.

We can cut them off at the next pass.

You would want me to attack a woman in retreat.

Ah, yes, I forget that you are a man of honor. Those laws of Yassa will get you

killed one day.

Those raiders will return for more as soon as we turn our backs.

And Bahatu will be here to protect the Silk Road.

As we promised to do.

Those promises would do no good if the road is over, Aunt Timur.

Son of Taragai.

Timur Baralas from Kesh?

Yes.

Help these travelers gather their

things.

They'll camp with us tonight.

Saved. by the legendary Timur, the pride of our fair city.

I'm honored.

You exaggerate.

Is it true you fought off the pack of wolves to defend your mother?

I would have to have been very young.

So the story goes.

I am just an ordinary barless man like you.

There is nothing ordinary about what you did today.

My grandfather received this from great Klykon.

A promise of safe passage along the Silk Road.

He said a glimmer alone would keep raiders at bay.

Now it seems to be an invitation, even before your grandfather's death, my

And here I thought you knew only the legendary Timur.

Qazgan was a great leader.

Been a good client.

Uluqan and the Jet Mongols are our only chance to restore order to the Silk

Road. And when they restore me to the throne, I will bring peace to our

From one end of the Silk Road to the other.

You cannot afford to lose one of your strongest men.

Just take a few days, Gil.

Aljay, why retreat?

Why are you pretending to know the intricacies of the game?

Has your sister ever retreated from anything?

She's made a trap for our new friend.

Timur, it's been too long.

Prinsilius, what brings you this far?

My father wishes to see you in Samarkand, straight away.

As soon as I've seen my men.

These raids are growing more frequent, and some of the Bahar Tuur need time to

heal their wounds.

Your hand does not summon your men, Agatimo.

Is he well enough to ride?

Of course he is.

He wouldn't disappoint the Khan or his messenger.

A game of strategy.

Come, my friends.

Let us gather some spoils for our journey with Timur.

Perhaps he will join me for a game in Samarkand.

Why summon you and not Hussein?

Now don't try this.

I trust his father.

Tughluq will give Hussein the throne.

What will the people think when they see you?

Riding into Samarkand instead of Hussein. I am no threat to them.

There are rumors, Timur.

Rumors of your father's vision. I am not my father.

Nor am I his visions.

The people don't see the man. I do.

For the kind of father you are about to become.

What would we name him?

Him? Or her.

Something noble.

Like you.

Tikina.

After your mother.

For a son.

Jahangir.

King of the world.

Your brother will like it.

Have a day.

I promise you before our child sees this world, I will restore our family's

place in Samarkand.

Everything will be as it was.

Are you certain you don't want me to join you?

In these uncertain times, I will not risk my lovely wife.

You'll be safer with your brother.

Just promise me.

You'll be careful.

With the jet mongrels, nothing comes free.

I will make you proud.

Me pod.

Am I getting older?

I don't want to talk to you like this.

But I have to find a way to get my son back to you.

You don't know anything.

But... Come closer.

Our ancestors... ...started from the time of Genghis Khan...

...and went this way.

So... I've only just found out.

I don't know what to say to you.

I don't want to congratulate you.

But I want to ask you a question.

If you don't know how to serve your ancestors, you should serve

your son.

Things are held in perfect balance, as we see it in nature.

So it goes with our very soul.

And he raised up the heaven and set a balance that you may not transgress.

You may not transgress in the balance, but waiting equitably.

Your father always knew you were destined for great things.

I hear his visions are coming true.

I am a trusted advisor without any trust to a newly appointed leader

without the sense to lead.

Don't forget what you love.

You must first be patient with what you hate.

Al Ghazali.

It's all to come to something in you, as we all have.

Even if your short -sighted teacher told you to stay closer to home.

I foolish as it turns out.

Come, sit.

You are the blessing to us.

Kaldakhan's untimely death, your uncle's rebellion, Toluk's conquest, and now

Ilyas.

And perhaps with you in his ears, he'll be able to restore some semblance of

peace.

Reps you well.

Insha 'Allah.

My dearest love, Toglu Khan has named me chief advisor to his son, Ilyas.

I am aware of the promise I made to your family.

Now the Thane will have to wait.

The Khan's faith in me mandates I guide his son.

I may be the only thing between our people and Ilyas' ambitions.

I will send for you when it is safe.

I didn't expect to see you here.

But I escaped an hour ago.

Good thing that I did.

Otherwise, there would have been no spice for the dinner.

Your wife? She's well.

Hey, good brother.

Thank you for the good tidings.

I don't know when I'll see her again, now that I'm staying a while.

Oh, I've heard.

The special assignment for Khan himself.

People are talking, then.

The people are anxious.

I'm sure you can see that.

Your uncle caused my turn to rest.

These people suffered for his long and costly war.

Now they dine with Ilias in hopes for peace.

And then there's you.

You must feel the eyes of Arun looking at you and your Bagadir.

What should these people expect from a man whose loyalty lies with Hussein?

How will you keep the peace?

I hope this common merchant isn't bothering you, Admiral Timur.

Not at all.

Your place is up front.

Come, join him.

Our thanks, of course, to my father, our Han, the wise and merciful leader, who

has worked tirelessly to restore peace and unity to this land.

And for bringing us Amel Timo, nephew to a palace traitor.

Now, my chief advisor, may his wise counsel and position shield us from his

family ties and future discord.

Let us raise our cups today.

Great Ameltimo.

Few words?

I understand the Barless Rebellion has taken many lives. Only fools fight him

against the heart.

Fools or not, this tragedy has consumed me day and night.

Yes, I am barless, but I am not my uncle.

In this time of transition, we must all unite

in peace.

Once again, under a true and worthy Khan.

I pledge myself to the service of Tughlu Khan and to his pursuit of peace,

prosperity, and security for all people. To the

Khan! To the Khan!

Not feeling so well.

But my father told me of his intentions.

I was glad to have your strength by my side, Timur.

One does not secure the integrity of his role by ignoring the ambitions of

others.

And I will now allow you or your wife, brother, to be done in my way.

No.

Literally. You must hurt the boy.

There's the cigarette patch. I used to smoke it in and out all the time.

Bring me Timon.

My horse died just outside the northern wall.

Go.

Return to your wife's camp.

If you survive this, consider my debt repaid.

Seymour...

Fuck you!

God bless you.

Like a newborn horse, this one.

Leave him.

Adoration witch.

Ah, Bernie.

Your reputation precedes you.

I searched you for any knives, hidden weapons.

Found only this.

I play a little shut -run with myself.

Am I your captive now?

You still only see me as your enemy.

Even after I saved you from expiring in the desert.

After what they did to you in summer camp.

What do you know about that?

I know way more than you realize.

It wasn't my honey that touched your lips that night.

Tuguluk was bad enough, but it's done.

Now I don't need to explain that to you.

I've never seen anything quite like the fight you put up with those jet Mongols.

That rage.

That passion.

They couldn't use me.

If I wanted you dead, Tamor, you would be.

Why would I trust you?

Every man in my camp is free to go.

Stay.

Let me fix you.

You may just discover we're after the same thing.

Then what is that?

Justice.

I've been looking for a worthy opponent.

Who's there?

I thought you were dead.

Not as dead as you.

You didn't make it very far.

What are you doing here?

Arges, her thought wasn't for me.

Kind of welcomed me in.

They've been good to me as long as I'm useful to them.

Yes.

I'm sure.

They're just eagles.

And they're exiles like you and me.

Just trying to survive under the weight of the Mongols by any means necessary.

Damn the Mongols.

I will kill Ilias for what he has done.

You can barely walk.

You've been in bed for months, poisoned by mad honey.

Fortunately, Banner is intimately familiar with its secrets.

Samarkand is a ten days ride on horse.

Once you get there, if you get there, you can limp up to the gate

and kill Elias while he's there.

Help me now.

Fate.

It has brought us back together.

I just see why.

I'll fashion a brace for that, Lark.

I think we got off the wrong foot, you and I.

I'm Douglas.

Son of Douglas.

But you, like the rest, can call me James.

The leader is a Persian purist.

Her, I understand.

But the rest of you... We fight for our own reasons.

Even by the things like us.

What about you?

Great leader.

What is it you fight for, eh?

You wouldn't understand.

Taking something that's yours, protecting something that's yours,

something we can all understand.

They will all pay.

Aye.

I'm sure they will.

To me, you're the lame.

I'm starting to see where she kept you alive.

When Haji revolted, why didn't you join them?

Your allegiance was with Tughluq.

My disdain for the Mongols is no secret.

Especially after their actions against your father.

You dredge up the memory of my father now?

It's not about the past, Ching Mo.

It's about what he could see in you.

He foresaw that the end of the Mongols rule was near.

He dreamt that I would become a new king, wielding a flaming sword,

the Mongols.

And he was foolish.

Foolish to challenge the Mongols.

Foolish to question Khadgar.

Yet here you are in exile, having played the loyalists to those who never valued

your allegiance.

Maybe you should accept what your father saw.

You should be king.

We were banished for his false prophecies.

My rejection is not out of cowardice.

I made a promise.

To whom?

Khaz 'Gan.

Yet just like him, you chose some uncles of your own people. No.

Khaz 'Gan chose me.

Khaz 'Gan gave me a second chance.

Khaz 'Gan gave his granddaughter's hand to me in marriage.

Yet with Khaz 'Gan's death...

The people didn't choose for Thane his heir.

It was your uncle who emerged as the symbol of freedom.

And look what happened to him.

He wasn't the leader we needed.

You are.

Yet swayed by your loyalty to your wife's grandfather, a puppet king,

you have overlooked our suffering.

Now the mantle falls to you again.

Can you truly turn your back on it forever?

I can.

And I will.

It's not about the crown, Timur.

It's about the man.

Strength.

Integrity.

Justice.

My life.

It's of my own making, not false prophecies.

Khosgon and Al -Jive are dead.

All that is left for me to do now is to right the wrongs against them by Ilyas.

So what better way to avenge your wife's death than to

fulfill the prophecy that Ilyas and the Mongols so fear?

You survived as a pawn your entire life.

The pawn's potential is often overlooked.

I will show you how a pawn can become something more.

Not as swift as the others.

Yet he persevered.

His journey may seem perilous, but with strategic allies, he may survive longer

than expected.

Finally come to take a drink with me, eh?

My news, mad honey.

One drop, make you feel alive.

Any more?

Well, you know. And with a powerful escort, you move forward undetected.

A mere spark can change death.

It's how we take the fight to earlier.

Once he's endured every challenge, every deception,

he can be exchanged with any piece on the board.

He emerges anew.

Transformed.

No longer in anyone else's shadow.

A king.

Something different today?

I don't think Lady Banu would want me to flay you.

Not after all that hard work, no?

All the more reason to put up a good fight.

How was the opponent?

Only took you six months.

You exaggerate, my Christian friend. Oh, thought it would take you longer than

that to call me a friend.

You're getting tough.

I understand you more than you think.

My family fought alongside William Wallace.

The wild William Wallace.

You've heard of him, no?

Yeah.

He was a great man.

He did what he had to do.

Tried to unite the clans, but... Angry cats in a sack, all of them.

Always forgetting us common folk.

So I vowed never...

To serve another king.

But this is my home now.

And I'll fight anyone to defend those I now call friend.

Even the likes of you.

Or maybe you're right to mirror the lame.

Maybe I am going soft.

Thank you.

More than expected.

Aye, and they hardly put up a fight.

Not bad.

So is for the Amory.

Bring that chest here.

What are you doing with them?

Before you get going, these men were on their way from Samakan.

They're very sane that we'll let you perish.

Want to join them?

I suggest you discuss this with Kaikou, sir.

You summoned

me.

We have captured a man who could lead us to untapped sources of black powder.

He's among the caravan outside.

Tarsur?

I owe him my life.

There's more.

A king is alive.

Hussein lives.

Amassing forces.

Evading Ilyas all this time.

Where? I know this must come as a shock to you.

To us as well.

With Jethro's back powder, we can bring Ilya to his knees.

Now is not the time to waver, Timur.

No thing can unite us.

Why do you insist on being a pawn to the other men?

Have you learned nothing?

Hussein evaded the attack.

Aljai.

Do not underestimate the power of fate.

So long as Hussein lives, so does my promise.

It is stronger than any twist of bait.

I'll miss you more.

Who are they?

Civil travelers, by the look of them.

Go. Tell the others.

I'll try. Go.

I'm alright.

Jogging.

Ilyas has gone legit numbers this morning. We could put up a fight.

With what army?

The army you promised me.

It is foolish to underestimate the Mongols. You can't even subdue your own

Mongol wife, Hussein.

So many brilliant, tactical minds in one room.

It's a shame none of you are young and not just writers coming into your camp.

Praise Allah on the great blue heavens.

You are alive.

I'm a hard one to kill.

Maybe, brother.

Just maybe.

Come.

Now tell me, where have you been these many months?

You were able to write after being poisoned?

I've never heard of any man surviving meth, honey.

Sarai, my husband isn't just any man.

Elias must have sent his men to Karhassan before you arrived in

Aljay was seriously wounded.

We barely escaped.

But Zayn's always been good at hiding.

I did more than that.

Father said he was as slippery as a fish.

Slippery or not, you saved my wife and son.

You kept him safe, even when you thought I was dead.

And I am once again in your debt.

Elias has to pay for what he has done to this family.

Let us march on Samarkand now.

Togluk is on his deathbed.

Elias has left Samarkand and is traveling north to be with his dying

take his place as Khan of Jagatai.

We go now.

The traitorous people of Samarkand will not stand a chance.

The people of Samarkand need to be liberated, not conquered.

Timur, this is our chance.

With you by my side, think of what hell we can bring to Ilyas.

Dikijuk holds Samarkand with just a few hundred men.

We can leverage Samarkand against Ilyas' return.

Have you lost faith in me?

I just got you back, and your heart is already on the road to Samarkand with

same.

Yes, it is.

But if you just say the word, I will tell him to find someone else to march

the battle with him.

My brother sees all new opportunity, always has.

His eyes are constantly scanning the horizon, looking for his next move.

But the man I love is different than

the people of Samarkand.

I'm more concerned with the needs of my wife and son.

Joachim needs to know his father is a great man who honored the promise he

to protect the world and its people.

We both did, amongst Ophelia's love.

I'm just grateful Joachim was unhurt.

I should have been there to protect you.

Oh, no.

You had no idea.

You'll never be safe, not until Iliath is dead.

Now is the time for Usain to die.

You will succeed I have no doubt

We have been gathering forces this last year.

Lying in wait.

Perhaps you have forgotten how to count.

My jagun of congressmen are stronger than any of Velatis Minham of thousands

men. I hear you have snuck in and out of the city many times.

What do you know of Samarkand's defenses?

We are an armist.

Perfectly medical.

Is our cause not just?

I cannot conjure angels with flaming thorns like the visions of my father.

What is it?

You play shotgun, don't you?

The Jets have no breath.

It's true.

We don't need the number.

The Mongols that remain in Samarkand don't care enough about that city to

sacrifice themselves for it.

What makes you so certain they will retreat?

Their will to fight stems from two things.

The fear of their Khan and spoils of war.

Will it make the city appear as if it is surrounded?

Torture.

Illegitimate.

Who marches on us in these great numbers?

Ikijuke is no fool.

He will not risk his own men, especially in the face of a larger force.

What is your plan?

I terrorize Ilya.

This fight is not worth his math.

With Ilyas Khan, who rules the city?

Abu Shihab.

Let's go.

Perfect.

We need a coward for this plan to work.

Raise the flag.

We must surrender.

Every noble me will bow to the rightful ruler of Karmakhan.

Retain.

When they raise the white flag of surrender...

We will lead Iskander and his men around the back of the city.

And they will crush the jet forces as they try to escape.

Then the city will be ours.

When the people of Samarkand see that we have taken the city without harming a

single soul, they will join us.

There are two things left.

To send a message.

And set the trap.

Biggie joke.

Surprised to see me back from the dead?

No.

Because I didn't put the blade in you, myself.

Tell Elia.

I am waiting for him.

I'm prepared to meet my blade.

And what about me?

You, my friend, will help us kill Ilya.

The bloody reign of Ilias and his puppet rulers has come to an end.

The day is yours, Hussein.

Samarkand will be free of tyranny.

And those who turn against my family.

These men have surrendered.

They pose no threat.

No threat?

They conspired against us.

Not once, but twice.

Scheming in their dark corners against my grandfather.

Scheming to serve you up for slaughter.

You let them live now, and they will come for you again.

And again.

I will not be blinded by a sense of honor.

Do you want justice?

Or not.

My dear Timur,

word has reached camp of your victory in Samarkand.

I rejoice to see my brother on his rightful throne.

Our greatest threat now is Ilyas.

Is everything all right?

I'll be fine.

My wounds refuse to heal, and I grow weak with fever.

I cannot wait to recover with you in my home of Samarkand.

I believed like the rest that you were dead.

Yet here you are, the liberator of Samarkand.

I'm half the man I was the last you saw me.

The lame may be, but still Timur, son of Tarakai.

No other man could accomplish what you did today.

What we did today.

How does he think, sir?

He has Samarkand.

With that, he may.

But it should cost a man something.

The spilling of a man's blood.

It might be justified.

It might be worth it.

To Genghis Khan it certainly was.

But there's a cost.

You can see it in a man's eyes.

At least he hoped to see it.

Hussein can lose control.

He's lost much.

And he lets his rage overtake him.

And how long will it last you?

We both want to see the Silk Road restored.

Don't be blinded by just the individual and ignore the whole.

Don't worry, teacher.

All will be made whole soon.

Toglok is dead.

Ilias is now Han and will move on us before long.

The scouts have confirmed.

Ilias rides from the north.

Your trap works, Timur.

We will ride north to meet him.

Sathur, we've been expecting you. As requested.

Good to see you.

Change firepower.

How do I assure our men it won't blow their heads off?

You don't.

You're the man of faith, aren't you?

What troubles you?

The throne.

It's finally yours.

It has always been mine. And always will be.

And after tomorrow, we will finally have our peace.

All Ilyas will see is a broken, crippled man leading a small

army of unmounted men.

Blackfather, will it be enough?

With Jasur's help, we'll survive the first two waves.

Then it all depends on you.

You put a lot of faith in this.

Dust.

No.

I put my faith in you.

Tomorrow, when the Mongol drummer signals the third wave, you will flank

from the hill.

And we will have them surrounded.

Whoa!

Next way.

Betty!

Mochi!

Finish them!

Not this time.

Let's go!

I love you, too.

I love you, too.

I love you, too.

I love you, too.

I love you, too.

You must trust that you'll match him, Blackbeard.

Who's there?

Those are my men down there.

They're trapped in the mud, as we will be too.

Samarkand is undefended.

Let us make our stand there, not here.

My love.

What is it?

What is wrong?

She's been ill for a long time. Her wounds have festered.

We belong to God.

And to him shall we return.

Don't speak this way.

Where is he?

He chose the throne over us.

He betrayed us.

He left us to die.

I fear my brother doesn't understand the cause of his actions.

Listen to me.

You have survived without me before.

You need to be strong for our son.

Now is the time to do what needs to be done.

Restore our debt.

Give our son the world he deserves.

Promise me... Now go get help.

Help. No, no, no. I cannot do this again. I cannot do this without you.

You have to. No.

Hasn't your husband sent for you to join him?

I won't go to him.

Not after what he's done to you.

I'm taking my son away from here.

I'm going to kill Elias with or without Hussein.

And then what?

Once you defeat Elias, You and Hussein have no enemy left but each other.

What then will become of you two?

Hussein has stopped at nothing to ensure his claim, while you have lost

everything.

Timur, think about it. Who knocked over the first piece?

Huh? Ilyas? Tugluk? Haji?

Hussein killed his grandfather.

No.

He started this game you're playing, which has cost you everything, while he

sits on the throne.

You fixed your gaze on Ilias for so long that you've been blind to the ambitions

of those closest to you.

He will never stop Timur.

And do you think, in the end, he'll let you live?

What then of your promise to Alje to protect your son?

If I don't return, watch over my son for me.

This was made to look like our clan.

I will not be blinded by a dance of honor.

We are running out of man. The walls will fall before the day is through. Are

there not able -bodied men all across the city that can pick up arms and fight

for us?

They will fight for you?

In the right, you are not different from Ilya.

Hey! He's right.

Praise Allah.

You're alive.

The link that once bound us together is gone.

It'll become a voice.

No one remains to dispute my rightful claim.

We made sure of that.

I have stopped at nothing to infer that claim.

By birth.

By marriage.

By... Whatever else I had to do.

I had to do.

Brother, did you do it?

My grandfather became too weak to hold power in his hand. Those noblemen

Did you do it?

I did what

had to be done.

Do you think it was easy for me?

Is this not what both of us wanted?

Let us finish this together.

Let us make every sacrifice, every compromise worth the blood that has been

spilled.

Now, there is only Ilias.

It has taken me many years to grasp this truth, my son.

Men hunger for power, often with little regard for the souls trampled beneath

their ambitions.

So I resisted what others claimed was my destiny.

But fate is not a path you choose.

It is chosen for you.

Our only task is to have the courage to surrender to it.

Surrender.

As I embrace my fate, I do so to forge a path for you, my dear

Jahangir.

A world transformed by sacrifice.

The rumors are true, Dan.

A cripple walks our camp.

A share of his for myself.

Offering up his brother's surrender.

I prayed him this.

Was meant for me.

Will you finally take me up for game?

As we discussed your brother surrender?

That'll be all.

Let's play where I left off.

Your move.

Tell me.

What were you afraid of?

You should be flattered.

A threat worthy of my attention.

You and I could have worked together.

Rebuild the Silk Road.

What you've always failed to grasp, Timur, is what it really takes to rule,

to build, to conquer.

To take what is yours.

You say you fight for the vision of my great -grandfather, but you don't have

his fortitude.

His metal. His backbone.

And you do? I have his blood.

You come into my camp alone.

You talk of joining forces of uniting these miserable people. I have come to

bring them justice.

One way of my hand.

You understand?

My gods... Give the order, then.

You may have fooled my father, but I'm not so easily taken here. Who do you

think you are?

You are no Han.

You will never be Han.

Every move you've made.

I've been one step ahead of you.

I saw what your brother did to you on the battlefield.

You should be grateful to know that after I've killed you, I really need the

revenge.

You're clearly too blind and weak to get yourself.

Yes.

I am only a man that has lost his queen.

And you would expect me to resign the king.

But I am not you.

Aljai warned me to not trust you.

I should have listened to her.

Let's play this out.

We've been waiting for you.

The time has come, man.

Shatranj.

It's a beautiful game with a long history.

All the hands have just passed through.

The way the pieces have changed.

The ways that the rules were rewritten.

Give me ten of your best men.

I've never heard of any man surviving that, honey. The way that the pawn can

move twice as quickly to start the game.

It wasn't my honey that touched your lips that night.

How horses became knights.

Guard!

When the pawn reaches the end of the board, and it goes as far as it

can, that pawn can be exchanged for any piece you so desire.

And if it was never lost at all.

When I signal, open the gates.

It's simple, Iliath.

Open the gate!

I have learned to play your game.

I should have seen who saved for the man that he is.

A man like you, who calls himself leader, but destroys everything

and builds nothing.

You do not have what it takes to rule, to build, to conquer

I have a plan

To

build a

better world

Thank you.

Have they chosen?

Yes.

Your

men

have chosen you to lead.

Follow me and there will be strength and justice.

Spare all those that pledge allegiance.