All language subtitles for God of Light

By the will of Athens, Irene, wife of

Leonidas, is honored for his virtue and

devotion.

She is hereby named honorary [music]

priestess of the city. Let the gods be

our witness.

Lady Irene, congratulations.

>> [gasps]

>> Sister,

I

>> Don't call me sister.

We threw our WREATHS AT THE SAME TIME.

WHY DID YOU GET LEONIDAS while I was

cursed with a beggar?

>> That's not fair.

No.

THAT'S NOT FAIR!

>> [screaming]

>> ALL OF THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN MINE!

>> [screaming]

>> WHY SHOULD YOU FLOURISH WHILE I ROT?

If only

If only it had been Leonidas who caught

my wreath 3 years ago.

>> This glory you crave,

>> [sighs and gasps]

>> it's just a hollow shadow, Ares.

>> [laughter]

[panting]

>> If only I had another life,

I'd give up all this fake glory.

>> [music]

[music]

>> My

lady, throw it to me.

Throw it to me.

>> [cheering]

>> My lord,

the whole city has heard. The noble sons

of Athens are swarming below, desperate

to catch our daughters' wreaths and

claim them as their brides.

>> The house of Demetrius only weds the

highborn.

Throw your wreaths with care. Remember,

the one who lands the better match will

bring glory to this family.

Don't fail me.

>> I have returned to 3 years ago, to the

very day of the wreath throwing?

>> My lady, it is time. The crowd is

waiting.

>> Irene, my dear sister, can I go first?

>> In my past life, she insisted I throw

first.

Now she seizes the lead.

I see.

She has returned as well.

>> Beautiful lady,

over here.

My lady, throw

Throw it to me. Throw it to me.

My lady, throw it to me.

Throw [cheering] it to me.

My lady.

Beautiful lady,

over here.

>> This time I'm the one who will wed Lord

Leonidas.

>> He'll be mine.

>> My lord,

it's Lord Leonidas.

HE CAUGHT THE WREATH.

>> IT IS HIM. LEONIDAS' family is

divine-blooded. With his brother as the

archon of the Areopagus, our family has

risen to glory today. THE GODS ARE TRULY

WITH US.

>> [laughter]

>> IN THIS LIFE, I have mastered my fate.

In 3 years, I'll be the high priestess.

[music] Wealth, glory, and love, they're

all mine.

Eris, my sweet sister, you have schemed

and struggled

only to land yourself in [music] the

fires of Hades.

>> Excellent. The gods truly favor Eris.

She brings such glory TO THIS HOUSE.

>> IT'S all for the glory of our house.

Wouldn't you agree, dear sister?

Such great fortune, Eris. I couldn't be

happier for you.

>> Irene,

your blessed life is mine now. In this

life, you will never stand above me

again.

>> My lady, look. Lord Leonidas can't take

his eyes off you.

>> [laughter and gasps]

[music]

[music]

>> That man.

It can't be.

>> [clears throat]

>> Mike.

Lord Vodus,

if Queen Leto finds you roaming the city

in such a guise, she'll not be pleased.

>> Mother will not rest while I wear a

goddess. I had to escape. Since I'm

here,

I might as well see how these mortals

live.

>> My lord, I know we're blending in, but

do we really have to look like beggars?

>> The older the rags, the less attention

we draw.

>> You are right, my lord, but even in

these rags, you still carry the majesty

of a king. These mortals aren't even

worthy to stand in your shadow.

>> Hurry! The daughters OF DEMETRIUS ARE

THROWING LAUREL wreaths today. If we're

late, we'll be stuck STARING AT THE BACK

OF

>> WHAT was that thing?

Let's see what the mortals are up to.

>> That filthy minster cost me everything

in my past life. I'll not suffer the

same fate again.

It is your turn, sister, to be cast out

and to walk in that very same shame.

[music]

>> Our house is now allied with the house

of Leonidas, Irene. You'd better pick a

worthy match. Don't you dare disgrace

us.

>> Mother, please. My dear sister is the

beloved of the gods, isn't she?

She'd never bring shame to father's name

before THE WHOLE OF ATHENS.

I BET HER LAUREL WILL FALL UPON A MAN so

remarkable that the entire city will be

IN AN UPROAR.

>> [laughter]

>> WITH YOUR SISTER'S MATCH, WE ARE ALLIED

with the gods, Irene. You must bring us

the wealth of the Aegean. Power and

wealth bound as one. Only then shall the

glory of our line truly shine.

>> Wealth and power, the golden shackles

that bind the soul.

This time, I won't sacrifice for the

family's glory.

I only seek a simple heart and a quiet

life.

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> Beautiful lady!

>> Over here!

>> My lady!

>> Throw it to me!

>> Is it him?

In my past life, he was the one who

caught Aris's wreath.

Great Apollo, a sacred wreath caught by

a ragged minstrel? What a cruel joke.

>> [laughter]

>> Talk about bad luck. You rejected the

elite [music] of Athens only to throw

your future to a lowly minstrel.

Father's going to BE SO HUMILIATED.

>> [laughter]

>> YOU USELESS GIRL.

OUT OF ALL THE LORDS IN ATHENS, YOU PICK

A BEGGAR? YOU DID THIS ON PURPOSE,

DIDN'T YOU? MAKING THE WHOLE CITY LAUGH

AT US.

>> MY LORD, CALM DOWN. At least Aris has

[music] brought us glory. She's tied us

to the divine blooded family.

Without her, [music] we'd be a complete

joke today.

>> [laughter]

>> Oh, this is going to be good. The rich

merchant's daughter is really going to

marry SOME RAGGED MINSTREL?

>> [cheering]

>> APOLLO'S LAUREL HAS SPOKEN. The oath is

done. If she backs out, she's cursing

her whole family. Who's going to trust a

merchant who cheats the gods?

>> Quick, seize her. Don't let her get

away.

>> My lord,

why in the gods' name did you catch

that? What are we going to do? Please,

drop it.

>> The laurel is Apollo's decree, Othrys.

To catch it is to bind one's fate.

[music]

Besides, look at me in these rags.

She'll be more than happy to redeem her

oath with gold.

>> You're the one who threw the laurel.

Nobody forced your hand.

Why run from your own choice now?

>> You disgrace. LOOK AT THIS RAGGED

MINSTREL you've brought upon us. If that

beggar joins this family, WE'LL BE THE

BIGGEST JOKE IN THE CITY.

>> IN MY past life, I was offered as a

sacrifice to Leonidas' power.

Now,

I see.

I would sooner wed a ragged minstrel

and find some simple peace.

>> APOLLO HAS SEEN YOUR CHOICE.

It's final.

Even if you dare [music] defy the

heavens, the laws of this city will hold

you to it.

>> I'll marry him.

>> [music]

>> I'll marry him.

I'm Irene. What's your name?

>> I I'm Theron.

>> Let all of you and the immortal [snorts]

gods above bear witness.

I, Irene,

will keep the laurel oath.

I will marry Theron.

>> You really want to marry me?

>> Of course.

Since the god of light has guided into

your hands, this oath is done.

Surely you aren't the one looking to

back out now.

>> No, I'm not.

But I'm that poor Ireen.

If you marry me, you trade your glory

for the dust.

Are you truly ready for that?

>> I am.

We have our own two hands [music] and a

will to thrive. As long as we work hard,

the gods will surely grant us [music]

enough to survive.

>> All the gods on Olympus do is scheme for

power.

And yet in this fragile mortal realm, I

have found a spirit as pure as THE DAWN.

>> SOME RAGGED MINSTREL WHO CAN BARELY

SCRAPE BY ON A BROKEN LIAR, and you

THINK HE'S A GIFT FROM THE GODS?

>> IREEN, MY DEAR, listen to reason.

The man can't provide for himself.

If you wed him, you are throwing your

life into the dirt.

>> Fine clothes don't make a man noble.

Honesty and character do.

Photius carries himself [music] with

real pride, not arrogance. He's a better

man than most.

And he's the one [music] I'm marrying.

>> You're beyond hopeless.

>> THE LAUREL OATH IS SEALED. THE GODS ARE

WATCHING. LORD DEMETRIUS CAN'T BACK out

now.

>> Fine. YOU'VE MADE YOUR CHOICE. DON'T

COME CRYING to us later.

Just remember, once you're married,

you're nothing to us. DON'T YOU DARE

CRAWL BACK WHEN THE GLORY OF THIS HOUSE

LEAVES YOU BEHIND.

>> YES, FATHER.

I understand.

>> [sighs and gasps]

>> Move along. Nothing more to SEE HERE. BE

ON YOUR WAY.

>> Lord Leonidas,

please wait.

>> Please come with us. We need to discuss

your marriage to Eris.

>> Oh, sister, remember I warned you.

[music] Marry this beggar and you'll

spend your life in the gutter, forever

looking up at me.

>> Better keep praying, Eris. The life of a

divine blooded family is [music] far

from the dream you imagine. It's a storm

and you aren't ready for it.

>> OUT OF THE WAY, HOT SOUP! OUT OF THE

WAY, HOT SOUP!

>> YOU ALL RIGHT?

Are you hurt?

>> I'm all right, really. If getting a

little hurt means you'll fret over me,

it's a fair trade.

>> Please have mercy. PLEASE FORGIVE ME.

Please forgive me.

>> It's okay.

Go on, get back to work.

Just watch your step.

>> I've seen nothing but cruel, arrogant

nobles my whole life.

Meeting someone so kind and honest,

perhaps the god of light really is

watching over me.

Remember, 3 days for us.

Don't you dare forget.

Come for me and bring the oath we've

made.

I'll be waiting to be your bride.

>> I'll be there. I promise.

>> BEHOLD THE DOWRY OF ERIS DEMETRIUS.

Her dowry,

one pair OF SOLID GOLD LAUREL HAIRPIN,

99 CHESTS OF ATHENIAN GOLD COINS BLESSED

BY THE GODS.

>> The younger daughter's dowry is fit for

a king.

>> Of course, she's marrying [music] Lord

Leonidas from a divine blooded family.

The older one chose a wandering

musician. You don't waste treasure on a

daughter who's determined to be a

beggar. So, you're really going through

with it? Marrying a minstrel?

Better get used to the dirt, sister.

I wonder how long those pretty little

hands of yours will last before they're

covered in blisters and grease.

>> [laughter]

>> Now, that's what you call an entrance.

Lord Leonidas really knows how to make a

statement.

>> My Lord Leonidas,

this grand entrance

>> [laughter]

>> Lord Leonidas is already here, but

where's the elder daughter's groom?

>> [laughter]

>> Seriously, sister? Still waiting? The

sun's at its peak, and there's no sign

of your minstrel. Did he run out of

coins for a simple wreath?

Or did he just realize he's way out of

his LEAGUE AND VANISH?

>> [laughter]

>> OH MY GOD, IS THE GOD OF LIGHT ABOUT TO

DESCEND?

>> I I COME TO CLAIM MY BRIDE.

>> [music]

[clears throat]

>> My lord, you should follow the mortal

customs and give them a bow.

>> My respect, sir.

I've come to claim my bride, as

promised.

>> You dare show up to the ceremony in

those filthy rags? In front of every

noble in Athens? ARE YOU TRYING TO

HUMILIATE US?

>> IS THIS MINSTREL here to take a bride or

to beg for scraps?

Look at him.

Since when did we start letting street

beggars into A NOBLE ESTATE?

>> LOOK AT LORD IDES.

He's shining like a god in that golden

chariot. And this guy,

he's just dirt in the gutter.

>> [laughter]

>> It's embarrassing, really.

Seriously, sister.

Today of all days, under the watchful

eyes of the gods,

and your beggar can't EVEN FIND A PROPER

ROBE for the wedding?

I'd be dying of shame IF I WERE YOU.

>> [screaming]

>> A MARRIAGE IS A BOND OF SOULS, not a

show of luxury.

I chose this man,

and I stand by him.

Your petty insults mean nothing to me.

>> YOU STUBBORN BRAT!

>> [screaming]

>> HAVE YOU NO SENSE SHAME?

YOU'RE HUMILIATING US IN FRONT OF THE

WHOLE CITY.

>> MY LORD, PLEASE don't upset yourself.

Once she walks out those gates, she's

dead to this family.

Not a single coin. Not a shred of our

glory. She walks away with nothing.

>> BRIDES, TO YOUR CHARIOT! [screaming]

>> [laughter]

>> EXCUSE ME.

GOD OF LIGHT?

>> Lord Demetrius,

your son-in-law,

he's no mere mortal.

He's a divine favor from the high

heavens.

>> You flatter us, Elder Cleon. Please, the

honor is ours. After you, sir. LEAD THE

WAY INSIDE.

>> [laughter]

>> DID YOU COME HERE ON FOOT?

On your wedding day? Making your wife

trudge through the dirt. YOU'RE THE JOKE

OF ALL ATHENS.

>> [laughter]

>> NOT EVERY MAN HAS THE class to be a

gentleman like you, Lord Leonidas.

>> Poor Iren.

>> [laughter]

>> Let's go.

I'm taking you home.

>> Wait and see, Irene. When I become the

honorary priestess, you'll be kissing my

sandals in the dirt.

>> In the name of light, swear your oaths

to the HOLY FIRE.

>> THIS IS THE BEST place you could find.

>> My lord, you're a wandering musician

right now. This is the only empty house

outside Athens that fits, you know,

your cover.

>> The gods have seen.

Our vow is bound, Favus.

>> [clears throat]

>> My deepest congratulations.

>> [sighs]

>> Irene.

I'm sorry.

You shouldn't have to settle for a place

like this.

>> I think it's perfect.

Look at the space.

Once we seal the stones and lay down

some fresh straw, it'll be a proper

home.

>> [sighs]

>> Warm and dry.

>> Such a pure, humble soul.

She asks for so little.

I come to you with nothing, Irene.

Only this pendant.

It has been with me since my very first

breath. And now,

I give it to you.

>> Something so precious. You're just

giving it to me?

Let this be the witness to our bond.

You've trusted me with your past, Favus.

And I promise to keep it safe, no matter

what.

>> The golden sword is the God of Light's

personal sacred treasure. He has never

parted from it.

And he just gave it to her? Can it be?

Has the God of Light really fallen for a

Minal?

>> [sighs and gasps]

>> These bridal knots are complicated.

Shall I untie them for you?

>> Yes, if you wish.

>> [sighs]

[sighs and gasps]

[clears throat]

>> Turn away.

Flames are too bright.

>> [sighs and gasps]

>> But I want to see it all, Irene.

>> [clears throat]

>> I want to watch you become mine

[laughter] completely.

>> [screaming]

>> Morning.

Come and eat up.

>> [music]

>> It's best while it's hot.

>> Wait. [laughter]

Where are you off to?

>> It's the Delia 5S.

I must return to my family to offer my

prayers.

I'm almost done with the sacred sash I'm

weaving for the mother.

Just need a bit of gold thread from the

market. I won't be long.

>> I'm coming with you.

>> Who are they, Febus?

>> The laws of the divine realm are

merciless.

I can't drag Iren into this yet.

They're not here for me.

They're looking for Othrus.

>> Right, yes. My old unit from the city

guard. Just some old friends dropping

in.

>> [clears throat]

>> Up, all of you.

>> [clears throat]

>> Iren,

let me stay for a moment and help Othrus

with his old unit.

Would you mind going for the gold thread

without me?

>> Sure.

>> PLEASE FORGIVE US, GOD OF LIGHT.

>> Out with it.

Why the panic?

>> Emergency from the divine realm. Lady

Leto is furious over your absence. Her

spirit has shattered from her sorrow.

YOU MUST RETURN NOW.

>> WHAT?

You stay.

Guard Iren with your very life.

>> To Olympus, now.

You go to the vaults of Delphi. Seize

the rarest relics and deliver them to

the Demetrius' house. They are to be

presented as Iren's offerings.

>> I YOUR WILL, MY KING.

>> Fios is with his old units now.

They've had so little time together.

I shouldn't return just yet and

interrupt their reunion.

>> Well.

>> [laughter]

[gasps]

>> Well, if it isn't my dearest sister.

Back so soon and

all alone.

I see.

It's the day of Delia Irene.

>> [laughter]

>> Why are you alone? Is your starving

minstrel too scared to even show his

face at our door?

>> [laughter]

>> My husband had an urgent matter to

attend.

>> Look at you, my lady. So frail. Life

with a minstrel is tough, isn't it? So

why rot with a brega? You should have

stayed with a real man.

Like me.

>> [laughter]

>> She's always been like this. My dear

sister prefers the company of

oh,

beggars.

>> [laughter]

>> Save your pity, sister.

You should be more concerned with your

absent husband. Is this the divine life

you bragged about?

>> You!

Damn you, Leonotus. Our wedding night

and you went straight to the tavern. The

whole city knows. I'm a laughingstock.

>> My dear Alice.

>> Father, mother, [laughter]

you finally here.

>> [gasps]

>> Father,

mother,

good day.

>> Today is the sacred Delia.

And you're back without company? Have

you no shame left, Irena?

You shouldn't have even showed your face

here.

>> A few days away and you've lost your

manners.

Look at Leona, so noble. He came to

honor the day. Where's your shabby

minster?

>> [laughter]

[gasps]

>> What dirty work is he doing that he's

too busy for the sacred rules?

>> Mother, you're expecting way too much

from a beggar.

Sacred reals?

He wouldn't know them.

He's probably in the square right now

clawing for SCRAPS WITH THAT BROKEN

LIAR.

>> [laughter]

>> IT'S A true blessing, Lord Leonidas.

Your presence here with Eric's brings

such glory to our family.

>> [laughter]

>> Just a modest offering for my

father-in-law.

>> Oh, Lord Leonidas, you're too generous.

Look at you.

No gifts?

No offering? Marrying a minster is one

thing. But to show up for the rights

empty-handed?

>> Don't be too hard on her, mother.

>> A starving minster has no coin for

sacred offerings. He's likely begging

for crumbs in the MARKET RIGHT NOW.

>> [laughter]

>> YOU ARE WRONG.

I HAVE NOT COME EMPTY-HANDED.

I hand-wove this blessing myself

with threads of gold.

A sacred sash for the holy mother.

>> Get out!

YOU DARE BRING THIS WORTHLESS TRASH INTO

MY HOUSE?

>> A PIECE OF RAG FOR THE holy master?

>> [laughter]

>> How pathetic.

>> A beggar and his weaver, what a charming

pair.

>> [laughter]

[gasps]

>> Forget it. She's a beggar's wife now.

What else would she have but scraps?

>> My lord.

My lord, the priest of Delphi is at the

door. All for lady

Irene.

>> Lord Demetrius.

Which god has lady Irene charmed to have

the priest himself deliver such

treasures?

>> [laughter]

>> From Delphi?

Then [snorts] it must be the work of the

king of gods himself.

Holy priest.

Can it be?

Are these divine offerings truly for

this house?

>> A divine gift from Delta.

For lady Irene and her house.

>> There must be a mistake. The whole city

knows Irene wed a beggar.

How could the Delphi honor a nobody like

her?

>> Clearly, it is the Arcan's favor. The

Delphi is honoring my wedding.

>> Exactly. These are for Lord Leonardis

and heiress. A blessing for their union.

>> But actually

>> For your hard work, priest.

>> [clears throat]

>> A mistake perhaps.

The treasures are here. MY DUTY IS DONE.

>> [laughter]

>> SISTER, LOOK.

Double the gifts, double the glory.

Your minstrel is nothing.

Such a shame.

>> The god seeks sincerity, not fortunes.

My conscience is clear.

>> [laughter]

>> I feel no shame.

>> I wasted everything on you and you

BETRAYED ME. YOU WERE A BEGGAR. NOW YOU

MOCK ME WITH FILTHY RAGS.

GET OUT.

YOU ARE A DISGRACE TO THIS HOUSE.

>> AS YOU WISH. I'M LEAVING.

May the gods watch over you.

Farewell,

father.

>> In my past life, that minster ruined me.

Why do you get to walk away with

dignity? IT'S NOT FAIR.

FATHER, SHE LEAVES WITH NO SHAME. If the

elders know, they'll say you can't even

RULE YOUR OWN HOUSE. What an insult to

you.

>> Eris is right, my lord. The nobles will

mock us. They'll say our house is

lawless, A DISGRACE.

>> STOP RIGHT THERE.

>> [snorts]

>> YOU COME AND GO [clears throat] AS YOU

PLEASE

IN MY HOUSE? WHAT IS THIS PLACE TO YOU?

>> TO YOU, I'M JUST A TRADE FOR power and

wealth.

Why stay for the shame?

I'm done.

>> [laughter]

>> You want out? Pay the price. Walk

barefoot through the agora. Let the

WHOLE CITY STARE. SHOUT IT LOUD.

TELL them you shamed us. Then, the

sacred tree. Swear it to the gods.

You are nothing to this house

forever.

>> You'd truly go this far?

>> Eris is

a liar.

>> Mother.

Mother.

Are you unwell?

>> Back at last.

I have selected noble bloodlines to

continue your divine legacy. Yet you

cast the glory of Olympus aside to

become a minstrel among mortals?

>> I'll choose my own companion.

Since you are in good health, I shall

return to the mortal realm now.

>> Help!

>> Good.

Wise girl Eris, do as she says.

First to the Agra, then to the sacred

tree.

>> All for a minstrel? You treat your own

blood like a filthy criminal?

>> No offering, no servants. You made your

father a joke, a walk to pay the debt.

Be grateful. It's a bargain.

>> Eris is saving our name. She knows

honor. But you, you ruined it. You made

us a joke, a shame.

>> Honor?

It's because of the divine blood, isn't

it?

You'd burn me to please her.

>> YOU UNGRATEFUL BRAT! HOW DARE YOU TALK

TO YOUR FATHER LIKE THAT?

>> TO YOU,

I am property, flesh for the market. I'm

no different from a band of slaves.

>> ENOUGH! SHUT YOUR MOUTH!

>> That's Apollo's emblem.

>> Gods help us.

They're breaking my lady. I've got to

find the king, now.

>> Drop it! That's mine. Bias gave it to

me.

>> Fine craft.

How could a shabby minstrel afford such

a treasure?

Tell me.

Where did you steal it from?

>> It's his family heirloom.

Don't you dare call it theft.

>> An heirloom?

From a beggar?

It must be stripped from the dead.

I wondered how Apollo's sacred relic

could be here. It seems I was mistaken.

>> Phoebe is

may not have divine blood like you.

But that doesn't mean commoners are

unworthy of holding something precious.

>> All this fuss for a trash?

And you cling to it like a starving dog

with a bone?

Pathetic.

>> You've stained our name marrying that

beggar. And this?

This piece of metal? It seems your

beloved didn't think you were worth

much.

Pathetic.

Give

it back.

Right now.

>> You want it? Fine.

Pay for it. Kneel before the sacred

tree. Swear to Apollo that you sever the

name of Demetrius forever. And I'll give

you this trash.

>> You!

Father, say something. Will you let her

strip me of my name? Am I not YOUR OWN

BLOOD?

>> YOU DISGRACED THIS FAMILY. Ruined our

honor. From now on, I only have one

daughter, Eris. Eris.

>> This hollow family.

All it knows is plotting and exploiting

one another.

No warmth, no honor.

I would sooner leave with dignity than

rot in this place.

>> So be it.

>> I, Irena, do hereby sever all ties.

The house of Demetrius is dead to me.

We are strangers.

>> Trading your birthright for a beggar?

How pathetic.

But don't worry, Irena. We ceased to

place any hope in you a long time ago.

Is that what you have long desired,

Father?

Why should I stay and be a thorn in your

side?

>> You!

>> I swore the oath. Give me the pendant.

>> Not so fast, Irene.

You've given up our name. Now you suffer

our loss.

>> Bring the oil-soaked wood from the

altars. LIGHT THE COURTYARD WITH A PATH

OF SACRED FIRE.

>> WHAT are you plotting, Ares?

>> My lord!

LADY IRENE, SHE'S IN DANGER!

>> [clears throat]

>> IRENE?

WHAT DO YOU MEAN? IT'S THOSE MORTAL

FOOLS. THEY'RE ABUSING LADY IRENE IN THE

DEMETRIUS HOUSE. WHAT?

HEAR ME.

SUMMON THE HIGH COUNCIL OF GODS. TO THE

CHARIOTS. WE DESCEND ON ATHENS.

>> WHERE ARE YOU GOING, my king? Queen Leto

SAID

>> THAT'S ENOUGH!

>> [screaming]

>> THIS PENDANT MEANS everything to you,

right?

Then prove it. Walk the path of sacred

fire.

Barefoot.

If you're truly innocent, the fire won't

bite, will it?

Cross it

or I'll let the flames have your little

treasure forever.

>> You've lost your mind.

>> Scared already?

It seems that your love falls apart the

second things get hot.

>> Oh,

changed your mind?

Guess you don't really care about this

trash after ALL.

>> NO, ERRIS, DON'T.

>> Faios [snorts] is the only soul who ever

truly saw me. This isn't just a pendant,

it's his heart. I won't let these

monsters spit on it.

Fine.

I'll do it.

>> [laughter]

>> You're throwing your life AWAY FOR THIS

TRASH? YOU'RE OUT OF YOUR MIND, IRENE.

>> UNBELIEVABLE. Our precious lady is

burning for a beggar.

>> [laughter]

>> That music boy must be pretty damn good

if you're willing to bribe for him. What

a joke.

>> [laughter]

>> I mean, what else could a mentor even

give you? Poor thing. I guess when you

have nothing, even a piece of junk feels

LIKE A TREASURE.

>> I COME TO YOU WITH NOTHING, IRENE.

Only this pendant.

It has been with me since my very first

breath. And now,

I give it to you.

>> I'm getting it back, Faios.

Whatever it takes.

I promise.

>> Irene,

just hang in there.

>> [clears throat]

>> I

I did it.

The pendant, Eris.

Give

back.

>> Oh,

you really want it?

Go on then. Fetch. Crawl for it like the

pathetic little stray you are. If you

reach it,

it's yours.

>> [laughter]

>> Honestly, Irena, are you actually doing

this? Is that trash really worth your

dignity?

>> [snorts]

[laughter]

[screaming]

[laughter]

>> I got you back.

Finally.

>> You actually believe that trash is

special?

>> [gasps]

>> You're so devoted to your little

minster, aren't you?

But Irena, if that fire takes your

beauty, do you think he'll look at you

the same way?

>> Eris!

You poisoned your own heart to ruin me.

BUT MARK MY WORDS, the gods will rot you

for this. There's no mercy for a monster

like you.

>> The gods? I'm the gods' favorite. I'll

rot you. I'LL BURY YOU IN THE DIRT WHERE

YOU BELONG. You'll be a filthy rat in

the gutter, while the WHOLE WORLD BOWS

TO ME.

>> BURN HER. LET HER FEEL IT.

SHOW THIS LITTLE TRAITOR WHAT IT COSTS

TO SPIT ON OUR BLOODLINE.

BURN HER!

>> [screaming]

>> LET'S GO.

I'M DYING.

IRENE!

>> [screaming]

[gasps and laughter]

>> IRENE.

I'M HERE.

I've got you.

>> [sighs]

>> Faius, look.

I have it.

It's safe.

>> This man?

>> Wait.

Isn't he that ragged mintler?

>> Look at his robes. How is he wearing

silk like that?

And those golden soldiers, they're

taking orders from a mintler?

>> [laughter]

>> Oh, mother. Don't be fooled. This this

beggar has a brother in the city guard,

remember?

>> Of course, that explains it.

>> He's still bitter about the wedding. He

probably hired these thugs to play

soldiers just to scare us. What a

pitiful little act.

>> Wait. The armorer has just reported a

theft of the near arsenal.

That explains it.

>> What a joke. A beggar with nothing to

his name crawling into the house of

Demetrius to play god?

>> Look at him, Irene. Your precious hero

is a beggar and a thief.

When the guards get here, they'll drag

YOU BOTH TO THE STAKE.

>> Blind fools perish.

>> No.

What this?

IRENE, NO. STAY WITH ME.

>> [gasps]

>> WHO DID this to her?

>> [cough]

[laughter]

>> I did.

So, what?

I was just waking her up.

Who would have thought she'd be stupid

enough to walk the sacred fire for A

WORTHLESS PENDANT?

>> [laughter]

>> YOU'RE DEAD.

>> YOU PEASANT. How dare you yell in front

of a divine blooded?

>> That's right. What are you going to do,

beggar? She chose a nothing like you,

and now she's nothing, too. Compared to

our divine blooded, you're less than

filth.

If I want her dead, she should be

grateful I even noticed her enough to

kill her.

>> Less than filth?

>> I've seen enough. Arrest them. Throw

this filthy beggar and his shameless

bride into irons.

Take them TO THE HIGH COURT OF ATHENS.

>> You dare defile my wife

WITH YOUR FILTHY BREATH? SEIZE THEM.

>> [screaming and groaning]

[screaming]

[screaming]

>> GET AWAY. HOW DARE YOU TOUCH ME? I AM

THE WIFE OF LEONIDAS.

>> [screaming]

[laughter]

>> LORD LEONIDAS, HELP ME.

>> ARE YOU DEAF?

KILL HIM.

100 GOLD COINS TO ANYONE WHO GUTS THIS

BEGGAR.

GET YOUR FILTHY HANDS OFF ME.

>> MY BROTHER [snorts] SITS AT THE T OF

OASIS of Assasins.

To use at the head of the Areopagus, to

touch a lord of my house is to despise

THE LAWS OF ATHENS.

>> HAVE YOU LOST YOUR MIND?

DON'T YOU DARE DRAG MY FAMILY INTO YOUR

GRAVE. THIS IS LORD LEONIS. HE HAS

DIVINE BLOOD.

>> Lord

divine blooded?

You laid hands upon my wife.

Now you shall see Hades.

>> ARE YOU FINISHED WITH THIS, YOU GUTTER

RAT? RELEASE ME WHILE I'm still in a

generous mood. Or when I strike, you'll

wish for a quick end.

>> Every drop of Irene's pain

they will repay it tenfold.

Force their worthless faces into the

sacred fire.

>> [screaming]

>> HAVE THEM TASTE IT.

>> KILL ME. [screaming]

NOT MY FACE.

BURN ME ALIVE.

>> [laughter]

[screaming]

>> STOP.

STOP.

MY BROTHER IS THE ARCAN. HE'S SECONDS

AWAY. HE'LL HAVE YOUR HEAD FOR THIS.

>> WAIT.

>> Now you're quiet. Too late for regrets,

you beggar.

My brother IS THE GREAT ARCAN.

THE HIGHEST POWER in this city.

>> Well, you're going straight to the pits

of Hades.

>> Is that so?

Fine.

I'll wait. Let's see which brave little

Arcan is arrogant enough to stand

between me and my justice. CONTINUE.

>> [screaming]

>> YOU LUNATIC. GO AHEAD AND THROW YOUR

LIFE AWAY. DON'T YOU DARE DRAG MY HOUSE

INTO THE FLAMES WITH YOU.

STAND DOWN.

MY BROTHER, OVER HERE. SAVE ME.

LOOK AT WHAT THIS SCUM HAS DONE TO ME.

>> [screaming]

[screaming]

>> SO,

YOU'RE THE savage who dared to lay a

finger on my blood.

>> Yeah.

So, what?

>> This voice.

>> [snorts]

>> The solar gods from Olympus.

Why are they here?

I'm ready.

>> KING OF GODS.

>> KING OF GODS.

>> KING. KING.

>> BROTHER, THANK THE GODS. ARREST THIS

FILTHY BEGGAR.

>> HE DARED TO SET HIS THUGS UPON OUR

DIVINE BLOOD.

>> SHUT UP, YOU IDIOT.

>> ARCHAN.

JUSTICE, PLEASE. This filthy beggar

stole sacred armor from the city. He

even spilled blood on the day of Delia.

He has cursed us all.

>> Exactly, my lord. He is a fraud,

pretending to be a god. Show him no

mercy. Let him burn.

>> Okay.

Is this the justice of Athens? To grant

your brother license to kill at will?

>> You think YOUR TONGUE CAN SAVE YOU NOW?

STAND ASIDE, BROTHER. I'M GOING TO SEVER

THIS BEGGAR'S NECK MYSELF.

>> YOU IDIOT! DROP THE SWORD NOW!

>> YOU HIT ME?

OVER THIS SCUM?

>> DON'T LET THEM BLIND YOU, ARKHAM. These

are outlaws.

Thieves playing dress-up to threaten the

law.

>> MOTHER GODDESS LETO!

MOTHER GODDESS LETO! THE PROPHETIC FLAME

BURNS WITH WRATH. MORTAL BLADES ARE

DEFILING THE GOD OF LIGHT.

>> HOW DARE THEY?

Those filthy mortals dare to draw swords

against the god of light.

>> It seems

he's involved with a mortal woman.

>> Unbelievable.

And those mortals,

mere insects, daring to lay a hand on a

god?

SUMMON THE HIGH SOLAR GUARDS. Prepare my

golden chariot. I shall descend upon

Athens myself to see which mortal has

borrowed

the devil's courage.

>> GODS!

SEIZE THEM! THEY ARE REBELS! USE YOUR

STEEL! STRIKE TO KILL!

>> IT'S THE ATHENS ARMY.

Phaebus is outmatched.

I have to stop this

before he dies because of me.

Arthur,

it was all me. Arrest only me, but grant

him mercy. Spare him, please.

>> Finding your voice now? Too late.

Today, you both rot in Hades.

>> Arthur!

>> [screaming]

[groaning]

>> RETREAT! NO! ANY MAN WHO STANDS IN HIS

PATH WILL BE EXECUTED FOR TREASON. MOVE!

>> All who stand against me

perish.

>> Brother, NO! YOU CAN'T LET THEM GO. NOT

AFTER WHAT HE DID.

>> SHE'S an outcast. How does she win a man

that willing to die for her? I'll burn

it all.

She dies today.

>> DIE, YOU FILTHY BEGGARS!

STOP!

>> [screaming]

[laughter]

[gasps]

>> LOOK, he's bleed. Some god king you are.

Our divine flesh is no match for common

blade.

>> My golden pendant is with her now,

leaving me unprotected. But even so,

your worthless steel is an insult. You

dare to dream of wounding a god?

>> What kind of madness is this?

>> You and Irene share the same blood,

Aris. Why go this far? What demon has

poisoned your heart, Aris?

>> This that low life bastard is nothing to

me. I'd rather gut her than call her

family family.

Sister,

you truly are blessed. Divine blood cast

aside, yet still drowning in love from a

nobody. How touching. But listen,

sweeter your joy, the more I crave to

shred it to nothing.

>> Aris, finish him. RIP HIS BEATING HEART

OUT.

>> DRAG YOUR GODLY PRIDE TO HELL.

>> MORTAL FILTH, how dare you wound my son?

Apollo, the god of the sun.

>> He

He really is the god of light.

>> Great Queen Leto, PLEASE HAVE MERCY.

KING OF GODS, PLEASE FORGIVE US. We

weren't expecting you.

>> KING OF GODS?

HE'S LORD APOLLO?

>> NO,

that's impossible. No way. [laughter]

He's just a filthy minstrel.

How could he be the king of gods? The

one I tried so hard to destroy was the

king of gods. What have I done?

>> You dare wound a god, then face eternal

punishment. Throw them all into the

abyss.

THROW THEM ALL INTO THE ABYSS.

>> MOTHER,

judgment in the mortal world is mine to

give.

The Demetrius couple,

consumed by greed and deceit. You are

but dust. Return to the earth.

>> [screaming]

[screaming]

>> The house of Leonidas,

you dared use mortal power against a

god.

Feed the beasts of the abyss.

>> My lord, I WAS WRONG. PLEASE, SPARE ME.

I'LL SERVE YOU. I'LL DO ANYTHING.

>> [screaming]

>> NO, I WOULD RATHER END IT ALL RIGHT

HERE.

>> [laughter]

>> To die is a gift you haven't earned. For

your sacrilege, for your cruelty, I

condemn you to a living death. Eternity

will be your prison.

>> Throw her into the sunless prison.

Let her burn for eternity. She will

never see any LIGHT AGAIN.

>> NO, I'M THE HONORARY PRIESTESS. You

can't DO THIS TO ME. SISTER

IRENE,

HELP ME.

>> IRENE,

LET'S GO HOME.

>> THEOS, where are we?

I was back at my family's house. It's

all a blur. Did they hurt you? Did we

escape?

>> It's over, Irene. Do not move.

We are in the inner temple of Delphi.

Nothing can reach you here.

>> The Delphi?

How did we get in here?

>> The great Queen Leto descended. She

saved us.

>> Queen Leto?

>> You want to make some mortal woman your

one and only radiant Queen of Delphi?

Apollo,

have you lost your mind? Olympus will

never allow this nonsense.

Apollo, have you lost your

Olympus will never allow this nonsense.

>> Mother,

Irene walked through the path of sacred

fire for me as a mortal. She deserves to

be by my side more than any goddess.

Whether you like it or not,

she's the only wife I'll ever have.

>> Fine.

Such a devoted, loving king of gods we

have.

Since you care about her that much,

I'll give you a chance. I'll test her

myself. If she passes the temple's

trials, I will allow her to stand beside

you.

>> You give your sacred word, Mother?

>> Mark my words, Apollo. You are not to

tell her who you really are.

No using your divine power to help her.

If you do,

I'll throw her into the abyss myself.

>> You know, Othrys used to work at the

temple.

When he saw what happened, he found the

high priest for help. Queen Leto stepped

in, brought down divine punishment, and

drove off Leonidas and the Arca.

>> Thank the gods that blessed us.

What about my father and Aeris?

>> My lady,

they disrespected the gods. Queen Leto

exiled some, locked up the others.

They're never going to hurt you again.

>> But we've crossed the nobles, the

highborn. How can we ever walk the

streets of Athens again?

They'll hunt us down.

>> I asked the high priest for a favor.

Got myself a job as a low-level guard at

the temple.

And they've got you working as a servant

in the temple service hall.

We'll stay here under the gods'

protection.

>> Really?

We've got jobs? Give it a few years,

save up some coins. We could buy a

little stone house by the Aegean. Just

live a simple, happy life.

>> Sounds good.

Whatever you want.

Irene,

forgive me for keeping this from you.

>> My lady, this is the temple service

hall.

>> Where do you temple guards stay?

>> Us low-level guards, we patrol all over.

No fixed post. But don't worry,

I'll sneak over to see you whenever I

can.

>> Okay.

Be careful.

>> King of gods.

>> King?

>> Lady Pythia, this is Irene, the new

temple servant.

>> Ah, a new servant.

>> Lady Irene, this is Lady Pythia. She

runs the service hall. She's in charge

of everything here.

>> Lady Irene, if you need anything, just

let me know.

I'll take good care of you.

>> Is

Is she always this kind? I'm just here

to do chores.

Feels like they're treating me like a

noble or something.

>> Maybe.

She's just really devout and has a

gentle nature. You'll be fine here.

>> Lady Irene, please follow me.

You, wash these.

>> We're both servants and I have work of

my own to finish.

>> You took my easy job. Now I have to

scrub the beast pens and you have the

nerve to snap back at me?

>> Some people get in through Othere's

connections. Lady Pythia favors you.

Don't let it go to your head. You're

nothing without it.

>> The king of gods sacred treasure?

>> YOU STOLE IT. THERE IS NO other way.

Tell me the truth before I call the

guards.

>> Give it back. That's mine.

>> Yours?

How could some mortal servant have

something that belongs to Lord Apollo?

>> You stole it. The temple doesn't

tolerate thieves.

Go tell Lady Pythia.

Put her on the pyre.

>> I didn't steal anything. Give it back.

>> You horn. HOW DARE YOU?

>> GRAB HER.

>> THIEVES, everyone of you.

>> Queen Lato, the service hall is full of

mud and mortal filth. Someone as noble

as you shouldn't set foot in such a

lowly place. Let me go ahead and clear

the way. No.

I gave up my royal robes to become an

old woman so she'll let her guard down.

If I go in like this, all I see is

another act.

>> This is a sacred place of the temple.

How dare you degrade it with your petty

brawls like common street thugs?

>> Lady Pythia.

>> We weren't brawling.

Irene stole the King of Gods' sacred

treasure.

When I caught her, she attacked me.

>> A thief who defiles gods deserves to be

executed immediately.

>> My lady, this necklace was given to me

by someone very important. It's a token

of our bond. I didn't steal it.

>> Give it to me.

>> [snorts]

>> The golden sword, sun emblem.

This really is the King of Gods'

personal sacred treasure.

So,

Apollo truly has fallen for this mortal

woman.

>> My lady, everything I said is true. The

gods are my witnesses.

I didn't steal anything.

>> I will keep this until the truth comes

out.

If you're lying,

you'll burn to death.

>> Thank you, my lady. I will endure it.

Just uncover the truth.

>> This lady has been sent by the temple to

oversee the service hall. She'll teach

you the rules from now on. Anyone who

disobeys will be severely punished.

Since you like causing trouble,

you can go clean the sun tablet on the

back hill. You don't eat until it's

shining.

>> Wow!

>> Wow!

>> Wow!

>> Wow!

>> Wow!

>> This pain

is nothing.

I will get through this.

>> That new lady is tough. Even the strong

male workers won't touch that thing at

noon. That worthless [ __ ] hands are

going to be ruined for good. Stealing

the King of Gods treasure and all she

gets is cleaning duty? That's mercy.

Soon enough she'll be on her knees

begging for mercy.

>> Where's Irene? I didn't find her in the

service hall.

>> My

My lord, the lady got in trouble with

the new overseer. She's cleaning the sun

tablet on the back hill.

>> What? No mortal can take that heat. Who

dared to punish her?

>> That overseer. I think it's Queen Leda

in disguise.

>> Mother,

this trial of yours goes too far.

Irene.

>> Oh yes.

What are you doing here?

Aren't you supposed to be on duty?

>> How could they make you do this?

Come on, I'm taking you to Pythia to

settle this.

>> Don't do anything reckless. I don't want

you to lose your job because of me.

>> I'm sorry.

I couldn't protect you.

>> Theos, that necklace.

Naida said it's the King of Gods

personal treasure. Is that true?

>> I actually my ancestor was a high priest

at the temple. He performed great deeds

for the heavens and the King of Gods

gave him that treasure. Our family fell

on hard times so I became a wandering

minstrel but I've always kept it with

me.

>> Oh, that makes sense.

No wonder it's so special.

Don't worry. Once Lady Pyria figures out

the truth, I'll get it back for you.

>> Who's hanging around over there?

>> It's the overseer. Hide.

Guards aren't allowed back here.

>> Is the tablet clean?

>> Yes, my lady. It's done.

>> Good.

Now, sweep up the leaves under the

laurel trees.

>> Okay.

>> Mother,

how much more are you going to put her

through?

>> This mortal woman,

she's tougher than I thought.

>> Finally done.

What gives you the right to throw my

stuff?

>> The lady ordered it. She needs laurel

dew from the mountain top for her tea

tomorrow morning. Don't bother coming

back.

>> Laurel dew?

Up the mountain in the dark? No light,

steep cliffs, you're trying to kill me.

>> You stole the king of gods' treasure and

didn't get burnt alive. That's mercy.

And you're still complaining.

>> I'll say it one more time.

I didn't steal that necklace. So, shut

up with your lies.

>> If you didn't steal it, what? Lord

Apollo gave it to you?

>> You know what? Forget it. Why am I even

wasting my breath?

I'm just getting what's mine. What right

do you have to stop me?

>> How dare you?

Everything in this temple belongs to the

king of gods. You're a lowly mortal

servant. You don't own anything.

Just because Lady Pythia went easy on

you doesn't mean you're above us.

>> Irene!

>> [sighs]

>> Irene, it's okay. I'm here.

>> Oh my god.

>> WHO GAVE YOU THE GUTS TO DO THIS?

>> WHY IS OPHOIS THE king of gods'

attendant here?

>> You're dead.

>> Wait.

Is he

>> [screaming]

>> Ophois, THE KING OF GODS.

You're

the king of gods?

>> [sighs]

[groaning]

>> Lady Pythia,

who is he? How does he have power like

that?

>> You idiots.

>> This guy is a high-ranking temple guard

blessed by the king of gods himself.

That power you felt came straight from

the king of gods.

>> And you dare to mess with him?

>> I was just trying to save her.

Forgive me for disturbing you, my lady.

>> This is sacred ground.

A lowly guard trespassing in the halls

of service? You have overstepped,

soldier.

>> She's badly hurt.

>> She's a servant getting punished. She's

not dead, so she'll finish her

punishment.

>> If I push back now, it'll only make

Irena's trial harder.

Mother's not heartless.

She won't really hurt her.

Watch her.

Don't let anyone touch her.

>> Tend to her wounds.

It's awful to look at.

>> Who is she connected to anyway?

Sneaking around with a guard is a big

deal.

She didn't even get punished.

And that guard

Who does he think he

>> [screaming]

[screaming]

>> My face!

>> You stupid slave! What did you put in

the water?

>> Lady Pythia, please forgive me. I got

this fancy flower water from the mortal

world. They said it it makes your skin

smooth.

>> You used something without even knowing

where it came from? Guards, take her to

the border of the divine realm. Strip

her of her servant status.

>> No! I'm sorry. Please have mercy.

>> My lady, please let me try.

>> You?

>> I've read some old herbal scrolls. I

know a little about healing. I can fix

your rash. Please spare Daphne.

Lord Apollo seems to have forgotten I

existed.

So, which little bird in the service

hall is trying to reach for the son of

Olympus?

>> [clears throat]

>> I'm nobody. I wouldn't dare to have such

thoughts about the great king of gods.

Wait, I remember. There's a mortal

servant in the service hall who thinks

she's special. She's shameless enough to

pull something like that.

Irene, your time is up.

Once this goddess turns her rage on you,

no one is safe.

You're not completely useless.

Thank you, my lady. Two more days of

this treatment and it'll be gone.

>> [sighs]

>> What do you want now? Irene, Nia pushed

me to go after you before. I was stupid.

If you want to hit me or yell at me,

I'll take it all.

Can you forgive me?

You're not bad in nature. You just let

people get in your head.

>> Thank you.

>> My lady,

this Irena,

she has a good heart. She shows kindness

to those who wrong her.

Maybe

>> She's got a noble heart and a bit of

wit.

Not nearly enough to survive in the

divine realm.

>> That's her.

Irene.

>> So, you're the one who seduced Lord

Apollo?

You've got that [ __ ] look.

Fine.

You seduced a guard,

but you dare to reach for the king of

gods?

>> Stop! Irene didn't seduce anyone.

>> You dare to touch me.

Daphne!

I'm the future radiant queen. Guards,

slash this hussy's face. Let's see what

she has left to seduce with.

>> [crying]

>> Halt!

>> The service hall follows temple rules.

>> Since when do you get to do whatever you

want here, Kalista? An ugly old hag like

you dares to talk back to me?

>> How dare you?

>> Show some respect.

>> Yelena, using violence in the temple

will anger the gods.

>> THE GODS? I AM THE GODS' WILL.

>> Blame your low birth. Do you have any

idea who you're talking to?

>> Hold this old hag down. Let her know

what happens when she tries to lecture

me.

>> Have you lost your mind?

>> Good.

Very good.

You arrogant fool.

You don't even fear me.

>> You think you can pretend to be someone

important, YOU UGLY OLD DOG?

>> DIE.

>> [screaming]

>> I'M A MORTAL.

YOU TOOK THAT

from me.

>> [gasps]

>> You want to play hero? Fine. I'll whip

you both to pieces.

>> Kalista,

you're dead.

>> That man,

his build, his face.

He looks so much like Lord Apollo.

It can't be.

Lord Apollo is of royal divine blood.

Why would he dress like a beggar?

I must be falling for this.

You lowly guard, dare to destroy my

weapon?

Guards, arrest this beggar.

Enough.

Queen Leto?

Your Queen Leto. Callista, you think

your noble blood makes you special, but

your heart is as cruel as a snake's.

Queen Leto, please. I didn't know it was

you. I thought she was just some lowly

servant. It was them. Those lowly

slavers made me do it.

Still lying in front of Queen Leto?

Phaedra's,

the overseer. She's the Queen Leto.

>> Stop talking. I'm taking you to get

treated.

>> Callista,

you thought your beauty and blood gave

you the right to do whatever you want.

So, I'll take away what you value the

most. By night and stars, I strip you of

your divine blood. YOU'LL BE A MORTAL.

PLEASE, HAVE MERCY.

NO!

>> [screaming]

>> NO!

>> [screaming]

>> APOLLO, YOU CHOSE WELL.

This mortal woman has no power,

but she's strong and she has a good

heart. I yield.

She shall take her place by your side as

wife.

>> Apollo,

you

are Queen Leto's son,

the king of gods?

>> Irene, I'm sorry I kept this from you,

but yes, I am Apollo.

>> Child, he gave you his heart.

Now I'm giving it back to you.

You deserve this glory.

>> Irene, hiding who I was,

that was my fault.

But my love for you,

from the moment you threw that wreath

and I caught it, has never been fake.

Can you forgive me?

Will you be my one and only radiant

queen?

>> I will.

But before I wear that crown, there's

something from my old life I need to

finish myself.

>> Irene.

Why do you get all of this?

I HATE YOU!

IF IT WEREN'T FOR YOU, ALL THIS glory

would be mine.

>> You're wrong.

You did this to yourself.

Not me.

All that scheming and greed for power

had blinded you.

>> You hypocrite! I DON'T NEED YOU TO

LECTURE ME.

>> YOU GOT A second chance.

And look where it got you.

You did this to yourself.

>> What did you say?

Explain yourself. Don't you walk away.

>> Keep an eye on Eris.

She never sets foot in the divine realm

or Athens again.

Never.

>> No!

I was supposed to be the city's honorary

priestess!

I'M A DIVINE BLOODED WIFE!

>> THE KING OF GODS and his queen, after

everything they've been through, they

finally made it.

>> [laughter]

>> I'm so happy for them.

>> In the name of Olympus,

I grant you the honor of standing beside

the gods.

>> Hail the sun!

Hail the sun!

Your

Glory to the king of gods. Glory to the

radiant queen.

>> From this day forward, Irene is the

radiant queen, my one and only wife.