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Captain Juan de Cartagena.
Captain Gaspar de Quesada.
You broke the most sacred oath of the sea.
Mutiny is punishable by death.
May the Lord have mercy on our souls.
Saltwater!
Saltwater!
There's a storm approaching!
We need Elcano.
Go! Earn your freedom!
We have changed the way people see the world.
Take it all in, Juan.
Know that if we remain united and we keep the faith…
we can do this.
Two men on the Concepcion are dead.
Vasco de Gama wrote about this illness.
Soon you'll have nobody left to give orders to.
BOUNDLESS
Do they speak your language, Enrique?
It is very similar.
We must be close to the Moluccas.
No.
- No. - It will cure you.
It won't cure me, Juan. It will kill me.
- Don't be silly, come on. - No.
No…
I thought you Basques were supposed to be fearless.
Your island and your people have fed our bodies and our souls.
We offer you these gifts as a token of appreciation and friendship.
He says we are the first pale men they have seen.
They will feed us and cure us as a show of hospitality
and he asks what brings us to these lands.
We are traveling the world we do not know.
And we want your friendship…
so we can trade with your people.
They came looking for this.
Yes.
He says they grow everything on these islands,
but cloves grow on islands not far from here.
He says he doesn't believe we braved the great sea
and risked our lives for this.
Yes, we did.
No, it's alright. Fear not.
The weapons will protect you and give you power.
Yes.
Our Father, who art in heaven,
hallowed be Thy name.
Thy kingdom come,
Thy will be done
on earth as it is in heaven,
Give us this day our daily bread
and forgive us our trespasses,
as we forgive those who trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation,
but deliver us from evil.
Amen.
Do you need something, sir?
No. And you, Enrique?
What do you need?
I've written in my will that when I die, you will be a free man.
You will receive payment for your service to me and to the Spanish Crown.
I will never leave your side, sir.
I know, Enrique.
I just wanted you to know.
They're Mactan warriors.
Enemies of the Cebuans.
He says Rajah Humabon has insulted his people
by allowing foreign demons onto these shores.
Silapulapu threatens to wage war on the Cebuans
if we do not leave these lands.
If Rajah Humabon wants us to leave in order to keep the peace…
we will leave.
He says that if we leave,
Silapulapu will attack and destroy Cebu for helping us…
We won't allow that.
We will visit the Mactans and they will also see the light.
Commander, the Mactans will not welcome us.
They are not peaceful.
He says the Mactans are savage warriors.
They will kill their men and then rape their women.
Have our men prepare their weapons.
Ferdinand, we have what we came for. Let's load up fresh water and go…
We can't leave these people to their fate.
It could be time
to show the Mactans some compassion, Commander.
We'll offer to parlay with them.
Father, you shall be our envoy.
- Father… - Leave me.
Wake up! Wake up!
Soldiers of the Spanish Crown,
we cannot allow these savages to dishonor God.
They must follow the path of rectitude, or die.
Sir, haven't the men suffered enough?
The Cebuans are now our allies, they will have our protection.
What gives us the right…
You can fight with me and defend them…
or you can stay here.
You decide.
Ferdinand, let's wait for the tide go in.
Our artillery is useless from here.
Muskets and pistols will be enough to scare them.
Let's go! To the boats!
Let's go!
- Where are you going? - I'm old enough.
- Take it off and go to the forecastle. - I'm not scared.
- You should be! - I'm ready!
Go to the forecastle!
Await my order!
Fire!
Don't touch me!
Leave me!
Get your hands off me!
No, no…
Where's the commander?
To the ships!
We will find that new route.
We will reach the Spice Islands.
And we will have the life we deserve.
Do it.
Prepare to go around!
Fire!
Reef to port!
You'll always be in my thoughts.
Retreat!
Sebastián!
So?
What did he say?
Chief Silapulapu says…
he won't return the commander's body for all the riches on our ships.
They will keep it to show others who try to invade their island.
Very well.
We'll turn our ships around.
We'll bombard this damn island to hell.
Duarte… Revenge won't bring back our friend.
We cannot permit such an outrage!
He's our commander.
He deserves a Christian burial.
We all share your grief.
But it would be unwise
to do battle to recover his corpse.
Listen to the maestro.
Let's set sail and return home.
No.
No.
What say you?
We have made a unique discovery on this voyage.
The strait that joins the two great seas…
…and the western route to the Indies.
And we owe that to our commander.
Elcano is right.
But I think the best way to honor him would be to continue our voyage.
No!
We cannot leave the body of the man who led us here to those savages!
No, gentlemen.
We are not savages. We are men of honor.
We must recover his body.
Very well.
What do you propose?
We'll bombard the island with our cannons.
Then we will go into the village,
only this time,
the Cebuans will lead the attack.
I'll speak with Rajah Humabon.
We'll ask for his help.
Good.
I'll come with you.
That will be all, gentlemen.
- Sir? - What is it?
As of today, I am a free man.
- What? - Ferdinand told me that he made a will.
And in it…
he grants me my freedom upon his death.
Is that so?
How dare you?
You were the commander's servant.
If you make it back to Seville alive,
you'll be my sister's servant, as she is his wife.
- But he said… - He said nothing!
Back to your duties.
Now!
Well?
Humabon laments the death of the chief of the pale men.
He admired him and considered him a good man.
All right.
Thank you.
Now tell him we are grateful, but we need his help
to recover the commander's body.
Tell him.
What are you waiting for?
Tell him.
Rajah Humabon,
the pale men are selfish and arrogant.
They seek only your riches.
If you help them now, when they leave…
your Mactan neighbors will seek revenge.
Finish them off…
and you can keep their ships and cannons.
They are not invincible.
You've seen that for yourself.
What's going on?
What did you tell him, Enrique?
Rajah, can we count on your help?
- Run! - It's a trap!
It's a trap!
Run!
It's a trap!
- Run! - Elcano!
- They've betrayed us! - Let's go!
To the ships!
It's a trap!
Load the cannons and culverins!
Omar, the muskets!
Let's kill the bastards!
Help them onto the deck! Come on!
Fire!
We have to kill them!
We have to kill them!
Let's bombard the beach!
No, Gonzalo, enough men have died!
Pachito, tell the other ships.
Raise anchors! Hoist the sails!
- Kill them! Kill them! - Let's go.
We're leaving.
Have you found anything?
Not a single chart of this area.
The men wish to speak to you.
They've chosen you as captain. From now on, you're in command.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
Captain.
- Captain! - Captain!
Adaptation: Daniel Murray Subtitles: DUBBING BROTHERS
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