13번째 전사 영화 대본 "Tartars,"

[Waves Crashing] who attack caravans, slaughtering everyone.

[Wind Howling] - [Horse Whinnying] - The Tartars are coming!

[Thunderclap] The Tartars are coming!

[Man Narrating] I am Ahmed Ibn Fahdlan, The Tartars--

Ibn Al Abbas, Ibn Rasid, Ibn Hammad. - [Rumbling] - [Man #2] Run! Run for your life!

And things were not always thus. [Men Shouting]

At one time, I was a poet... - [Horse Whinnying] - [Camels Snorting]

in the greatest city in the world. [Shouting Continues]

[Shouting In Native Language]

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Life was easy, and I lived without care...

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[Man] They have stopped. They are not following.

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until one fateful day...

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I met a beautiful woman... - [Man #2] A boat!A boat! - They're Northmen! A

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who belonged to another man.

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A boat! Over there!

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Her jealous husband complained to the Caliph...

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[Man #3] Look! They are going!

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who made me the ambassador to the land of the
They are leaving!

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Tossuk Vlad--

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a country far to the north. Move! Move! Keep moving!

I was banished from my home... Ay-yi-yi-yi-yi-yi. Wait, wait, wait!

and from all that I knew. Those men in the boat, who are they?

So, I journeyed by camel back many months into The Northmen. Keep moving and keep quiet!

the lands of barbarian peoples--

Why? Are they dangerous?

accompanied by Melchisidek, an old friend of my

father-- It depends. Maybe they'll let us go, or maybe
they'll kill us.

through the lands of the Ogus, the Khazars and

the Bulgars, [Shouting]

into the lands of murderous bandits, called [Ahmed] I am an ambassador, damn it!
I am supposed to talk to people! "Buliwyf wishes a song of glory."

You may yet have the opportunity. Recite a poem, a tale.

[Shouting Continues] Surely you remember something.

What do you suppose the potentate of this Uh--

encampment calls himself?
In the beginning, the Earth was void,
Oh, emperor, at the very least.
- and the spirits of God passed-- - [Woman
Hmm. Emperor. Screams]

- [Drums] - [Men Chattering, Laughing] - [People Gasping] - [Body Falls To Floor]

We seek your-- - [Chattering, Laughing Resumes] - [Resumes]

We seek your headman, your king. [Ahmed Narrating] Now that there was a new
king,

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the Northmen prepared for the funeral of their

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[Speaking Greek] old king.

Eh?
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[Speaking Greek] [Both Speaking Greek]

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[Speaking Greek]

na "We will burn him. In one moment, he and all he

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owns can be in paradise.

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He says their king is out there in that tent.

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He says the king will not speak to us.
[Man Continues In Greek]

These are our gifts to our lord to support his

Apparently, the king won't speak to us because kingdom in paradise.
he's dead.
- To take with him? - [Woman Speaking Native
This is his funeral. Language]

[Speaking Foreign Language] - [Man Continues] - 'Lo there do I see my father.

[Melchisidek] You are being introduced to one of [Man Continues]

the heirs apparent--
'Lo there do I see my mother, my sisters and my
-Buliwyf. -[Speaking Foreign Language Continues] brothers.

[Speaking Greek] - [Woman Continues] - 'Lo there do I see the line

of my people... [Blowing Nose]

- back to the beginning. - [Man Continues] [Men Shouting]

'Lo they do call to me. [Man Shouting In Native Language]

They bid me take my place among them in the [Man Shouting In Native Language]
halls of Valhalla,
[Chattering In Native Language]
where the brave may live forever.
He's a messenger.
- [Man Continues] - [Melchisidek] "She will travel
with him. He comes from their homeland in the north with
a message for Buliwyf.
You will not see this again. It is the old way. "
He is Wulfgar,
[Men Chattering In Native Language]
son of King Hrothgar, a great king from the
[Groaning] north.

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Another ship arrived during the night. He comes to ask Buliwyf for help.

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There's a boy standing out there on the bow like His father's kingdom is under attack. Their village
he's a statue.

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is destroyed.

[Speaking Greek]
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[Speaking Greek] A terror that has no name.

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The boy is letting them see him. A terror that must not be named.

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[Chuckles] He's in plain sight! [Men Murmuring]

They do not know if what they see is real. Look at them. What thing would affect them so?

Something to do with the mist. [Speaking Greek]

Apparently, they find dangerous things, spirits in
the mist.
The boy was being polite, giving them time to
decide if he's real.
"The name cannot be said. "
[Men Speaking Native Language]
"He calls for the Angel of Death.

[Slurping Loudly] [Woman Speaking Native Language]

[Man Speaking Greek] [Woman Continues In Native Language]

[Whispering]
[Men Chattering, Laughing]
"He calls for the bones. She's an oracle.
- [Speaking Native Language] - [Cheering]
[Woman Continues]
Ten.
[Woman Shouting In Native Language]
[Woman Shouting]
She calls for men, a number of them.
[Speaking Native Language]
[Speaking Greek]
- [Men Laughing] - Eleven.
Thirteen. The number of months in the year.
- [Speaking Native Language] - [Men Cheering]
She says 13 men must go."
- Twelve. - [Woman Shouting]
[Buliwyf Speaking Native Language]
[Man Speaking Native Language]
[Woman Continues]

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- [Man #2 Speaking Native Language] - [Man #3

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[Man Speaking Native Language] Shouting]

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[Voices Overlapping] [Buliwyf Speaking Native Language]

[Shouting]
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- [Speaking Native Language] - [Men Cheering] What the hell are you saying?

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[Woman Continues Shouting] The 13th warrior is you.

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- [Speaking Native Language] - [Men Cheering] [Whinnies]

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[Woman Continues] [Sputtering]

- [Speaking Native Language] - [Men Cheering] - [Imitating Dog Barking] - [Whinnies]

- [Man Speaking Native Language] - [Men [Chuckles, Speaking Native Language]

Cheering]
[Melchisidek] He thinks your horse is too small.
- [Chattering In Native Language] - [Men
Cheering] - [Men Laughing] - [Speaking Greek]

- [Speaking Native Language] - [Cheering]
Eight.
- [Speaking Native Language] - Nine.
Something about, "Only an Arab would bring a
dog to war. "
"He wishes to know your name. "
I am Ahmed Ibn Fahdlan, Ibn Al Abbas, Ibn [Speaking Native Language] ... we can find some
Rasid-- geese.

- "Eban. " - No, no. So then he says, [Raspy Voice] "Do not foretell me
wife,
Listen. Ahmed Ibn Fahdlan. Ibn means "son of. "
for I will get to know so-proven aye komin home
Eban. tonight. "

Hyah! Hup! - [Halga] I don't sound like that. - [Men

Laughing]
What is he saying?
Roneth slept with her while we took the horses.
"Hurry to meet death before your place is taken."
- [Laughing Continues] - [Man] Blowhards, both of
[Scoffs] you.

[Melchisidek] I will not forget you. Go with God. She probably was some smoke-coloured camp
girl.
You listening?

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Looked like that one's mother.
[Men Laughing]
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[Laughing Continues]
[Chattering In Native Language]

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My mother...
[Laughing, Chattering Continue]
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[Laughing Stops]

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[Chattering In Native Language Continues]

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[Laughing Continues]

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from a noble family.
[Rainfall]
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[Chattering In Native Language Continues]
at least,
- [Laughing Continues] - [No Audio]
know who my father is,
[Speaking Native Language] ...tomorrow.
you...
- [Speaking Native Language] - [No Audio]
pig-eating son of a whore.
...sneak up to steal ten or twelve horses.
[Man] No, no, no, no, no! Wait!
[Speaking Native Language]
Come on, come on, come on, come on. Come.
[Men Laughing]
- Come on. - Where did you learn our language?
I listened! - Come on. - [Laughing Continues]

[Laughing] - The dog can jump. - [Men Chuckling]

[Laughing Continues] [Both Laughing]

[Whinnies] Here.

You can draw... sounds? - No, no. - Eat!

"Draw sounds"? Shouldn't we stay closer to land?

Yes, I can draw sounds, No, boy! This is no day to be close to land!

and I can speak them back. Odin!

Show me. Odin!

There is only one God... Odin!

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- [Man] Bring me those sacks. - [Whinnies] - What did you-- What is that-- - [Whispers] Be

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- Hey! - Mind yourself.

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Odin!
[Whispers] Be quiet.
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na Land!

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Only an "Arob"... would bring--

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[Sea Gulls Cawing]
A dog to war?
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I heard this the first time.
"Arabe," speak what I draw.
- [Man Imitating Dog Barking] - [Man Laughing]
There is only one God...
[Laughing Continues]
and Muhammad is his...
- [Barking Continues] - [Man Imitating Dog
Howling] prophet.

[Chuckling] Good going, "Arabe. " Go.

[Whinnying] Here.

- [Grunts] - [Men Laughing] - You'll need this. - [Grunts]

 Grown to a fine, fine man.
I cannot lift this.
What troubles this place, old man?
Grow stronger.
You know he might be mad.
Rider.
Be in the mist.
Well-fed on a light mount.
[Chuckling] Has anyone seen one?
Perfume.
- Has anyone seen one in a hundred years? -
[Scoffs] A woman. Hyah!

A herald. They say they used to be all over this

countryside...
It's a silk-swaddled messenger boy.
and worse further north.
Tell me your names! Quickly!
People say many things.
I am Son to Hygiliak, called Buliwyf.

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Whatever they are, unless we can track them,
We all know your worthy lord.
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we need a proper fence and some sort of moat--
We come on an errand to serve him.

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My Lord Hrothgar will want to
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welcome you

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himself. I don't want to build a fence. I'm not a farmer.

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No wall, no moat, not even a presentable fence. - Let's go track the bastards-- - [Ahmed]

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Gentlemen!

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You couldn't keep a cow out of this place.

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[Man] Women and children.
[Grunts]

[Child Sobbing]
Barely a man between 15 and 50.
- Boy! Speak to me, boy! - Who did this?
My lord, this is Buliwyf, son of Hygiliak, come
from across the sea. - Speak to me! - Find someone who knows him.
- Wait!
I know the man. I sent for him.
[Sobbing Continues]
Knew him as a boy, knew his father,
I know him.
and I know him now.
It's a farm stead, just up the glen.
Grown to a man.
I will take you.
Don't step in front of me. To the right. The ridge near the watchtower.

[Whining] And to the south.

[Insects Buzzing] The edge of the trees near the first ridge line.

[Wretching] Something drove them out.

So it's true. Put your hand down, little brother.

No horse tracks. I believe they watch us.

- They were afoot. - Their heads are missing. Even now.

The child must have crawled into a hole to If we chase?

escape.
- They melt. - Will they come to us?
They have been...

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gnawed upon.

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So, if there's a fog, they will come.

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It is said they eat the dead.

Wh-What kind of a man... could do that?

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We are hunted now in our own land.

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It was not man.

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At first we thought to build, to leave something,

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- It's the Wendol. - Shh!

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farms as far as the eye could see.
They are here.
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[Spits]
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[Branch Crackles]
What is it?
What of the settlements to the north and
- The mother of the Wendol. - [Shouts] upcountry?

[Horse Whinnies] Estwyck was burned.

- The trail? - Dies in the rocks, two miles up. - Two years. - Two years... ago.

So they are clever. And the others, we had no word.

And cautious. Not for some months.

And there's more. At night, with the drink upon them--

You do not drink tonight? They come in the night, in the mist.

No, we don't drink tonight. Always in the darkest, like they could see in the
black.
But let the dawn come,
Did they go on two legs or four?
and they see the bodies.
It seems they did both, like a thing that was both
This gentleman has the look of a great warrior. man and bear.
No doubt he's very brave.
Though, myself, I cannot tell.
But to face the Wen...
I saw the glow worm, though.
he'll need some amazing luck.
Saw it clear. We all did on the last night.
Luck often enough will save a man,
Saw it come down out of the hills, through the
if his courage hold. mist.

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That's as may be. Slithering this way and that. Long as a hundred

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- Who is that man? - King's son.

But wait for the Wendol one night's time...

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and then talk to us of courage.

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Said it was a hate from old times.

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I thank the lord for his advice,

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There will be fog.

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though I don't recall hearing any exploits of his...

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apart from killing his brothers.
- [Whispering] - Bring me my armour!

I will stand the watch with you.

[King] You sit down and be silent!
These are guests at what is still my table!
[Guests Murmuring]
My lord, the children will need protection.
Should they pass us, then you and yours must
stop them.

There is a man who was at Estwyck. [Men Shouting]

I saw the thing that did this clear enough! Luck in battle, boy.

Teeth like a lion, head like a bear, [Door Closes]

claws that could tear a plank to kindling. [Ahmed] How can you sleep at a time like this?
The Old Father wound the skeane of your life a - [Growling] - [Screams]
long time ago.
[Yelling]
Go and hide in a hole if you wish.
[Screaming]
But you won't live one instant longer.
[Bones Cracking]
Your fate is fixed.
[Men Panting]
Fear profits man nothing.
Well, he didn't run!
[Man Snoring]
Hey.
- [Snoring Continues] - [Gasps]
You appear none the worse for wear.
[Gasping]
- Rognar is here. - His head?
[Distant Rustling]
No.

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[Wood Creaking]

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[Creaking Continues]

[Whispering] When they come,

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What about Hyglak?

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we form a circle in the centre of the room,

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- I see none of them. - What?
backs to one another.

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None of them.

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[Whispering] I am not a warrior.

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Very soon you will be.
None of the ones we killed.

Nor do I.
[Screaming]
Not one.
[Men Grunting]
I took two at least that could not have lived.
[Screeches]
As did I. As did we all.
[Shouts]
- Even the Arab gutted one. - There was some
[Gasps] life left in him.

Ow! They carried them off.. They must have.

[Groans] They are demons.

Their blood looks real enough. You,in here. You, over here.

- Ow! - You complain much. [Commands Continue, Indistinct]

[Quietly] Ow. - [Grunting] - Move!

Help me carry Ragnar out. [Grunting]

- [Man Groaning] - What is that? Stand there. I'll cut this pole.

Cow urine. Keep your eye on the pole, all right?

"Cow urine"? [Chuckles] So.

- Boiled down. - [Chuckles] No. Now you do it.

No, no, no. Don't put that filth on me. No, no. [Grunts]

Water. Clean water. Aah!

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As you wish. [Groans]

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Tomorrow the pus will run and you'll have a [Grunting]
fever.

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Is there a metal worker? [Panting]

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Come, friend.

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A metal worker!

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Your head has gone looking for your hands.

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He insisted.

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They will meet you in paradise.

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No bodies, but here perhaps...
Give an Arab a sword, he makes a knife.

It works.
is one of their claws.
When you die, can I give that to me daughter?
Let's go, little brother.
[Men Laughing]
We have the fences to build.
Are you thirsty?
[Man Speaking, Indistinct]
- Mead? - Water.
Keep 'em comin' down.
Thank you.
Come in here. Line up there.
Aah!
Over here. It'll be a long day.
- Ow! [Breathing Heavily] - That's a woman's
sound. [Man] The redhead?

Do that again and you'll make it. Mm-hmm.

- You'll heal. - [Groans] I'll do it.

I think my nose is ruined. You shouldn't be involved.

- A small price. - Ow! - What should I do? - Keep your teeth together
and go back to work.
[Mutters]
[Groans]
People are very quiet today.
Watch where you throw that.
- The peasants fear you will bring the fireworm
down on us. - What? You dig like a dog.

The fireworm. The fire-serpent. Did you call me a dog?

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"The fire-serpent." [Chuckles] I said you dig like one, flinging earth carelessly

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A dragon?

I do not believe in dragons.

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Beware of Prince Wigliff.

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I'm deaf?

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He poisons the king's ear,

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You're a fool, little man.

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says your Buliwyf has plans to take his kingdom.

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- [Chuckles] - Is there truth in this?
That is because, boy, your words are feeble...

and twisted as an old woman's!

No.
This old woman'll send you to the next world, old
You may believe me. man!

Then be cautious. [Crowd Murmuring]

- She would say no more. - [Scoffs] - What happened? - [Metal Scraping]

She doesn't need to. An engineering dispute. [Chuckles]

Prince, aah! [Spits] [Scraping Continues]

[Buliwyf] We'll need an example. - You notice he's bigger than you? - Yes.
 [All Gasping]
- And younger? - Yes.
See to your friend.
- Bet on him, if you like. - I may!
He was a brave man.
[Both Grunting]
- You-- you could have killed him at will. - Yes?
Luck.
- Wh-wh-why the deception? - Deception is the
[Crowd Murmuring] point!

[Both Grunting] Any fool can calculate strength.

Aah! That one has been doing it from the moment he

saw us.
[Fighting Continues]
Now he has to calculate what he can't see.
You must stop it.
And fear what he doesn't know.
[Crowd Gasping]

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As you say, foolish and expensive.
- He's going to get killed. - That is possible.
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We'll miss Angus tonight. We will miss his sword.
But you can't-- you can't--

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Edgtho?
[Murmuring Continues]
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Edgtho?
[Spits, Coughs]
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[Grunts]

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- I thought to find you in the tower. - Yeah.
[Panting]
c - Why I'm not in it. - Brought your food.
[Strikes Shield Twice]
[Distant Thunder]
[Fighting Resumes]
- It's going to rain. - Surf.
[Crowd Gasping]
Three miles up there's a cliff.
- [Men Grunting] - [Metal Clanging]
Tide's right, waves make thunder.
[Gasps]
Farmers call it the "thunder cliff.s. "
[Sighs]
The mist is forming.
You stupid fool s!
I see it.
 [Pounding Hoofbeats]
[Horse Snorts]
[Whinnying]
[Horn Blowing In Distance]
Push it now!
The worm. They've roused the fireworm.
Heave!
[Drums Beating]
So you saw the fireworm?
[Gong Sounding]
It's cavalry.
[Gong Continues]
- I rather prefer a dragon. - Hundreds.
[Shouting]
With torches.
[Neighing]
Take the north.
Quickly!
Let's go, little brother. It's beginning.
No time to waste. Outside! Go!

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"Arabe"! Here!
Quickly! Move!
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[Shouting]
Come on!

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Guard!
[Man] Go get the water.
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Allah, be merciful.
A serpent of fire.
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Breathing fire.

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[Pounding Hoofbeats]

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What's that in the field below the tower?
Ja! Did you see that? Hold this.
- It's a child. - Look at her.
I got you! Ja!
Open the gate. Get the gate!
[Groans]
- Open the gate! - Push!
[Whinnying]
No! You need to raise the spikes first! Help me!
[Laughing] Yeah!
- Come on! - Down.
[Growling]
[Whinnying]
[Grunting]
[Whinnying]
[Groaning]
 Fight them! Turn and fight them!
[Growling]
Aah!
[Growling]
Come on! Come on!
[Groaning]
Ahmed!
[Groans]
What do I do with it?
It's a man.
Put your foot on it and stand!
It's a man.
- Aah! - [Whinnies]
It's a man. It's a man.
Aah!
It's a man! It's a man!
[Indistinct]
It's all right, little brother.
[Grunting]
- There are more. - [Growling]

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[Horn Blowing In Distance]
Aah!
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Aah!
Aah!

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Aah!
- Aah! - Aah!
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[Panting] Don't!
Aah!
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Aah!

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[Horse Whinnies]

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- [Whinnying] - Get 'em over!
Aah!
Aah!
[Panting]
They've breeched the gate!
Skeld, Halga, Roneth...
Aah!
and Rethel will be joining them.
[Groaning]
I cannot...
[Groaning]
taste neither the fermentation of grape...
Aah!
nor of wheat.
They've breeched the gate!
- [Chuckles, Laughs] - What?
 Oh, Weilew. Oh.
Why do you laugh?
[Clicks Tongue] Shame, shame, shame.
Honey. [Laughs]
It's a Queen Weilew fronts me now, does she not?
It's made from honey.
We seek your counsel, Madam.
We will die here.
We or he?
It is...
Step closer, Buliwyf.
possible.
Closer.
Come.
You know me?
Come on.
I have ears. "Warrior," says the wind.
She finish you, or bring you back to life?
"Chieftain," says the rain.
A gentleman doesn't discuss such things.

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But why seek you me?
- [Growls] - Three more on the fence.
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Met you your match?
Looks like the mating of a man and some beast.

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Met you your match...
It's a man.
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with the eaters of the dead?

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If it's a man, it must sleep.

na We seek your wisdom.

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I f it sleeps, it has a lair and we have a trail.

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Wars are won in the will.
Attack them?
c Perhaps you've been fighting in the wrong field.
I s there a choice?
Have you a token? A thing.
Come with me. There is a woman who can help.
- A thing of them. - Yes.
Bring the Arab.
Ahh.
There's one down here who was old...
They show you the way you will not see.
when my grandmother was a girl.
Slaughter them till you rot.
She's quite mad.
You'll accomplish nothing.
The perfect advisor.
Find the root.
 They think they are bears.
- Strike the will. - How?
They want us to think they are bears.
This is the mother of the Wen.
Hey, how do you hunt a bear?
She they revere.
Chase it down with dogs. What--
She is the will.
How do you hunt a bear in winter?
Where do I seek her?
Go in his cave with spears.
She is the earth. Seek her in the earth.
Where is a cave?
[Clears Throat]
It's in the earth.
And Buliwyf, beware the leader of their warriors.
[Horse And Rider Approaching]
He wears the horns of power.
The next glen, many fires.
He, too, you must kill.

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I s there a cave?
Have we anything resembling a plan?
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[Rushing Water Sound]
Uh-huh. Ride till we find them, kill them all.

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But there's no cave.
[Panting]
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Yes, there is.

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A child could follow this.
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na - Straight into the rock face. - Can we get to it?

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They have no fear, no fear of us at all.

af
I f they don't keep dogs, maybe.
[Dog Barks]
c [Speaking Native Language]
[Barks]
[Shouts]
The dog does not approve.
[Shouts]
Bear skulls.
[Arrow Whooshes]
I don't think they like company.
You'd have to kiss me first, dearie.
The claws.
Let's go.
The headdresses.
[Snoring]
Bears.
Oh, how deep in the Earth are we?
 [Shouting]
- Deep enough to fall out the bottom. - Come on!
Go! Kill her!
Look at your feet.
Do it!
I was wrong.
[Grunting]
These are not men.
[Growls]
[Rushing Water Sound]
[Grunts]
If we cut our way through them,
[Snake Hissing]
we will have the other lot on us.
- Aah! - [Grunts]
Down the wall,
[Guttural Sounds]
and we swim.
[Growling]
I go.

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- [Screeches] - [Grunts]
[Grunts]
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- Let's go, little brother. - I do not enjoy heights.

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[Grunts]
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[Shouting]
[Grunts]
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na Damn it!

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Stay.

af
It is done?

c
[Speaking Native Language]
It is.
[No Audio]
[Shouting]
[Wendols Chanting In Native Language]
A hard fight to get clear of here?
[Chanting Continues]
Hey, there's a passage leading down.
[Chanting Continues]
[Groans]
[Groans]
[Groans]
[Shouting]
I've run about as far as I care to.
Aah!
[Spits]
 Breathe! Breathe! Deep breath!
Today was a good day.
Now, one, two, three!
A good day.
The way we'll know is...
[Men Shouting, Distant]
if they don't follow us,
Get along, lad.
it's too far to swim!
Go.
[Laughs]
Helfdane?
[All Gasping]
We'll just keep following this stream.
Not through the night.
It has to come out somewhere.
- His fate is sealed. - [Ahmed] You don't know
Stream disappears under the rocks. that.

- Buliwyf! - I'm all right. The skeane is tied.

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[Rumbling]
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Here they come.

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I have only these hands.
Go on, make it worse.

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e.
I will die a pauper.

a f
Now it's gonna rain. [Laughs]

c
- [Men Laughing] - It's gonna rain. It's gonna
You will be buried as a king.

rain. A man might be thought wealthy...

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait! if someone were to draw...

- Thunder. - Waves make thunder. the story of his deeds...

- The thunder cliffs. - Surf. Surf. that they may be remembered.

There's a surf out there. Such a man might be thought wealthy indeed.

Can we swim it? Do we drown trying? He's travelling to the other side.

Try it. He grips his sword as if afraid he will not wake.

Think no more of these things. You must rest They're all terrified, ready to break and run.
now.
I wish we had Buliwyf with us.
- I'm not tired. - Rest.
It's a small matter.
The Wendol want vengeance for killing their
mother. Here.

They will come soon. Prepare yourselves.

Again? Merciful Father,

We killed the mother but not the leader. I have squandered my days with plans of many
things.
As long as he lives, they will come back to fight
us. This was not among them.

When? But at this moment,

Tonight. I beg only...

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[Sighs] to live the next few minutes well.

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The evening lasts so long here. - [Babies Crying] - When the time comes.

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I don't think tonight there will be-- For all we ought to have thought...

na
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- [Horn Blowing] - fog. and have not thought,

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[Horn Blowing] all we ought to have said...

[Grunting] and have not said,

[Child Crying] all we ought to have done...

[Rumbling] and have not done,

"Kill the mother," she said. I pray Thee, God, for forgiveness.

"Kill their leader and they will break." [Horse Neighs]

We'll soon find out if she was right. They're coming!

At least we don't have to worry about fire. [Dog Whining]

[Horn Blowing] [Scream Continues]

[Whinnying] [Horn Blowing]

[Horn Blowing] It's over.

[Thunder] [Dog Barks]

'Lo there do I see my father. [Whining]

- 'Lo there do I see my mother and my sisters... [Thunder]

- Mother and my sisters...
We shall make prayers for your safe passage.
- and my brothers. - and my brothers.
Prayers to who?
'Lo there do I see the line of my people,
In your land one god is perhaps enough, but we
back to the beginning. have need of many.

'Lo they do call to me.

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I will pray to all of them for you. Do not be

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offended.
They bid me take my place among them.
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In the halls of Valhalla,

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where the brave...
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Good-bye, Northman.
may live...
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forever. forests of demons we travelled.

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Aah!
c Praise be to Allah,

[Horse Shrieks] the merciful and compassionate.

[Screams] May His blessing be upon pagan men...

[Growling] who loved other gods, who shared their food...

Aah! and shed their blood...

[Groans] that his servant, Ahmed Ibn Fahdlan,

Aah! might become a man...

Aah! and a useful servant of God.

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