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Hundreds of boats as far as the eye can see.

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It is a day's drive away.

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It's a complete legion
It consists of at least ten thousand men.

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What about your forces, Marbod?

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We can't wait for it any longer
As long as they are close to arriving.

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-Then we must attack the ships immediately.
- How do you propose to do that?

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Can you even swim?

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Have you ever seen a similar ship?

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What about "Germanicus"?

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Tiberius will not agree to any negotiations.

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He will not keep any promise he makes.

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Let's attack the camp before the ships dock.

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I liked the idea. To rob the bird of its nest.

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Tiberius called in troops as reinforcements.

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If they land and do not find the soldiers' distribution camp...

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They will return.

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But how, Ari?
Didn't you say yourself that our number is small?

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barricades and arrows,

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Entry into the camp is hopeless.

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-Even if we entered, they would still outnumber us.
- One of us has three of them.

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I admire your courage, Thusnelda.

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-You are a valiant warrior and you want to fight...
-I don't want to fight.

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I did not want this war.

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And none of us tried to launch it either, right?

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The Romans forced us to fight it.

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I will sacrifice anything for true peace to prevail.

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But there is no peace without freedom.

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That is why she is ready to sacrifice what is most precious
For the sake of this freedom.

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And yes to say.

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But we don't have enough soldiers
To support your statement.

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We must mobilize all our fighters.

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Even the elderly.

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Anyone who can carry a sword.

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Do you want to lead your entire tribe into this battle?

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If I didn't, there would be no tribe.

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Nice to see you again.

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To see you alive.

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I will fight for the Cherokees, my father.

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I will do everything I can to...

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I can't bear to lose you again.

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I'm still a kid.

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I am not a warrior.

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Your stick is still soft.

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The battlefield is not for children.
- There was no difference between children among the Romans

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Or women and men...

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We are all barbarians in their eyes.

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Maybe I'm not fit to fight,

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But they don't know that.

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They just have to believe that I can.

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The plan may work.

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You will succeed.

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Who is there? Stop!

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Don't shoot me with arrows. I came alone.

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I have information for the commander.

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My name is Sigestes.

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If you want to survive, bring me in so I can talk to him.

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Go and inform the governor.

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As you requested,

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I want sanctuary in Rome.
And enough gold for me to live a comfortable life.

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No one betrays his tribe just for gold.

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That's something only a man would say
He has a lot of gold.

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Sir.

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What would you like to tell me before I order your skin?

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They know about the ships.

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Marbod is ready to lay down his life to avenge his wife.

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They also captured Germanicus.

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It's reckless.

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Act recklessly.

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Unfortunately.

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They will launch their attack tomorrow.

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They call you a fox.

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And it's always a fox terrier
A second or even a third exit.

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Even though he doesn't need it.

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12 summers ago.

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In "Carthage".

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He was a blacksmith.

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He had a smiley face.

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I don't remember him.

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Killing me won't change what happened.

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Maybe I wasn't even the one who killed him.

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You're the one who killed him.

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I remind you.

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What do you want me to say then?

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I want you to beg me to forgive you.

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And I want you to lick my ass.

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He inherited your lips, Thusnelda.

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“Tomilikos”…

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-Can I carry it?
-We have to prepare.

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“Tomilikos”…

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Of course.

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What's going on?

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What's going on?

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Wait, guys!

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Shut up, traitor!

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Preparations are going well.

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But we are not aware of their number.

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As long as we secure the camp
Until the ships dock, we'll be fine.

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As you wish, my lord.

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Good.

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Any news about Germanicus?

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No. But is your decision final?
By not sending a squad to rescue him, my lord?

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No entry or exit at all.

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Not until the ships arrive.

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I think you want to kill me...

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But…

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I also think you know
I have more value while I am alive...

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More than wasting my life in vain for a memory.

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Don't tempt me!

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"Dido"!

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Sleep tight, my dear.

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You'll live tonight because we need you.

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But I promise, by this time tomorrow

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I'll cut off your filthy Roman dick
And feed it to the pigs.

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So, he fell asleep,

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My dear.

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Move fast.

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"Dido"!

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Don't run away again.

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I've done it before.

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Without saying goodbye or saying a word.

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I didn't want to get anyone else involved.

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Especially you.

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But it's not that simple.

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You saved me when I had no one else.

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"Folkwin",

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We always said

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We don't owe each other anything.

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You have to make your own path

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Alone.

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But what if…

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This path led me to you?

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We will fight tomorrow.

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Together.

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Then we will be free.

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"Gaius!" Why doesn't he stand on the other side?

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He has the right to self-determination as well.

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The drums of war are beating! To the eastern gate!

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Draw your weapons! Hurry!

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They gathered in the forest to the east.

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At least ten thousand barbarians.

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When will the ships arrive?

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Tonight.

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It won't take more than a few hours to arrive.

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They are trying to hide their number.

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They hide how few they are.

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Or they hide how large their number is.

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"Germanicus!"

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Quickly, open the gate!

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Open the gate!

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It's a trap! They will attack from the other side.

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They're on the other side!

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Open the gate!

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Attack again!

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Open the damned gate!

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Where is Tiberius?

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"Tiberius!"

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"Tiberius!"

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"Marbod!"

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"Marbod!"

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"Marbod."

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Sorry for everything I did.

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He's running away! He's running away from me again.

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No, he won't run away.

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"Volkwyn." Hold on.

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“Folkwin”…

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I hate you so much...

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Because I loved you so much.

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I need you to promise me something, Ari.

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Yes, my friend. I'll promise you anything.

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I want you to love Tomilikos.

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As if it were your own.

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May you love him as you have always loved me.

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Promise me that.

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Promise me that!

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I promise.

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I promise you that.

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"Volkwyn."

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“Folkwin”…

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Dad!

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No one saw you in…

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Ride your horse.

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Ride your horse!

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The Roman soldier never leaves the battlefield!

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To death!

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- For "Rome"!
- This is the role of the soldier!

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Not the future Caesar!

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He should know
When will his fighting in battle become useless!

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My men are fighting!

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What "Caesar" is this who abandons his men?

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“Germany” is just one of many provinces.
Just like this camp.

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One day,

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You can issue a decree
By burning "Germania" to the ground.

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As long as you…

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Ride your horse now.

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For "Rome"!

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This is wrong, Dad.

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"Volkwyn"?

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"Volkwyn"?

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The ships are turning back!

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We were three kids when the wolf attacked us.

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We thought we were the masters of this world.

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But the wolf taught us that death hovers around us.

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We pledged to always protect each other.

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Until the end.

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The world is full of men who conquer,

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And those who get in their way.

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And when you think they have finished robbing you of everything you own,

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They find a way to draw you back into the battle.

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"Ansgar!"

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What happened?

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What happened here?

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"Ansgar!"

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"Ansgar!"

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"Tumelikos."

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- Tell me what's wrong?
- “Tumelikos.”

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"Ansgar!"

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One speaks of glory and honor in war.

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But there is only life or death before him.

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Much blood was shed.

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Their blood and our blood mixed in the mud.

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We bring children into this world

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Hopefully the world will be better for them.

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Life lies in the gaps between battles.

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Where love can sprout and grow.

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I don't think we'll live like this for a thousand summers.

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Perhaps the gaps will increase.

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But we are here now.

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We fight for the freedom of our people.

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And for the freedom of our children.

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"Tumelikos."

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I said I would sacrifice anything to achieve this freedom.

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Stop!

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You'd better not, Sonelda.

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"Thosnelda"…

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He'll be fine in Rome.

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Drop your weapons.

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I had no idea what that meant.

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I did my part.

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I love betrayal.

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But I hate traitor.

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But...we had an agreement.

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A mother should not be separated from her child.

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We'll take you with us to Rome.

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But I swear to the gods, tomorrow we will have our freedom!

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Translated by "Ayman Fayek"
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