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00:00You
00:30Carry torch forward
01:00I mixed you carry bow
01:02Too far from freaking blood
01:04Strip them of weapons and armor
01:06What supplies they yet carry
01:10These men travel from the north
01:12The purpose would Crassus have there
01:16Those who follow him are known by mark of the bull
01:22These are not his men
01:26Eagle and the dolphin
01:30I've laid eyes upon Crassus before
01:34The mark of Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus
01:36Pompey
01:38A master of both land and sea
01:40Her husband spoke with deep admiration of the man
01:42Bending tongue to welcome him as Rome's greatest warrior
01:44I have heard tale of his conquests
01:48If Pompey's scouts return to the Republic
01:50As night follows day
01:52The man and his legions will trail their shadow
01:56Spartacus
01:58Spartacus
02:00A writer approaches
02:04May hope and distraction
02:06Give voice if eyes lay upon movement towards blanks
02:12Let's see
02:16That is no Roman
02:18Roman
02:24Drink
02:26Do not waste such on the dead
02:36You can't live
02:38I am but pale shade
02:50Haunting the world fallen from meaning
02:52Haunting the world fallen from meaning
02:54Haunting the world fallen from meaning
02:56And we must nourish Spectre
02:58So that it may reclaim flesh and promise of better days
03:02There stand none upon horizon
03:04There stand none upon horizon
03:06It was his end as he always dreamed
03:12A glorious battle
03:14The days after we parted were filled with victory
03:28The blood of our enemies
03:30The blood of our enemies turning fields to crimson mud thick with the dead
03:34The blood of our enemies
03:36The blood of our enemies turning fields to crimson mud thick with the dead
03:44Turning fields to crimson mud, thick with the dead.
03:52For who played within a cross?
03:58Only to have it snatched from us by Crassus and his patience.
04:06It was the man himself that robbed Crixus of life.
04:14Crixus was engaged by the traitor Caesar when boy in scant years...
04:26...pissed back with spear.
04:37What of Aegon?
04:41Does he share fate with Crixus?
04:44No.
04:56There's but single reason Crassus spared my life...
05:00...to taunt Spartacus with vision of his end.
05:03Crassus attempts to goad you into foolish action.
05:18I hope someone stands so moved...
05:22...that we must turn from such thoughts...
05:25...and set purpose towards more pressing concern.
05:28What day?
05:29The scouts were headed south towards Crassus legions.
05:32He was sent more when they did not return.
05:34We cannot afford to be caught between two armies fighting as one.
05:38No.
05:39We cannot.
05:40None among the Gaul's men form words of note.
05:41We have set lash and heated iron towards the loosening of tongues.
05:42Shall press until one unmoors from a stubborn tether.
05:43We command all taunt from rebellious root.
05:44I have time nor patience to pause for such distraction.
05:45Give word to break encampment as Apollo approaches eastern sky.
05:46I would quicken pace.
05:47There is a matter of some small concern within the followers' camp.
05:49A whore by the name of Kenthara discovered beaten and slit as pig from womanhood throat.
05:58Followers' camp is but brief step from our very ranks.
06:00I would not have it for.
06:01We cannot face it for a couple of years.
06:03We cannot do it for a full year.
06:04A hero by the name of Kenthara discovered beaten and slit as pig from womanhood.
06:10Followers' camp is but brief step from our very ranks.
06:13I would not have it for you.
06:17ranks. I would not have it fall to chaos and murder. I shall personally attend to
06:21the matter. May those responsible suffer equal fate.
06:25Imperator, two soldiers approach on horseback, bearing crest of Pompey. See
06:31them to my Praetorium.
06:39Proconsul Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus offers support and campaign against the rebel
06:44Spartacus. Offer greeted with wondrous surprise. I've never known Pompey to
06:52support any cause but his own interests. I will not risk journey to your
06:57commander's camp nor will I break from my charge to bow and scrape before
07:01imagined Titan. Pompey seeks but neutral ground. 20 men attending him to be met
07:08in kind.
07:14I will consider terms. See them to food and wine.
07:19Imperator.
07:22You cannot seriously be turning offer upon mind. Pompey but seeks your knowledge of
07:29Spartacus so that he may snatch victory from deserving hands. Caesar, you agree, do you not?
07:35I share your concerns. If Pompey returns a hero against Sertorius ripe with laurels
07:43to refuse offer would be considered insult. One that could be set against you within the Senate.
07:49To shit with the Senate. There is practical reason as well to accept terms.
07:56We could press attack from the south and hope it could stay Spartacus from gaining the mountains
08:01and slipping from grasp with all who follow him.
08:04The thing I would not see come to pass. You should give no impression that you were beneath him.
08:10Instead send honored name in your place to broach negotiation.
08:13And I suppose such name holds letters forming Caesar?
08:17No. Only the Imperator's word and will hold such lofty position.
08:26Caesar at last breaks words that I am moved to embrace.
08:32We shall pause advance until your return.
08:35Way pomp is true intent yet give upon no issue.
08:39I shall stand as my father, unforgiving in command.
08:49Was it so short a span when he stood uncertain, boy?
08:53Those days have faded from memory. He stands a man now and I wish for him all that he deserves.
09:09Form Pompey of my arrival.
09:25Hup!
09:26Hup!
09:27Hup!
09:28Hup!
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10:00Hup!
10:01Hup!
10:02Hup!
10:03Hup!
10:04Hup!
10:05Yet fate delivers mere shadow of the name Crassus.
10:35This is the blade. The one that robbed Crissus of his life.
10:44Be the boys, men, bound and ready for march.
10:50You would keep them alive.
10:53I would see them give honor to the dead in advance of joining their ranks.
11:05You will have no need of that.
11:11The one who commanded her so rudely from this world will never again cause harm.
11:18You know the animal that took her life?
11:23A bleakting sheep who mistook himself as fearsome wolf, maneuvered towards deserved slaughter.
11:30I would give all to lay eyes upon his suffering.
11:39Let us take comfort in thoughts of blood.
11:44In the warmth of flesh, yet among the living.
12:00Get rid of them
12:03Going to fight
12:07To fight
12:10Get 건데
12:13That's probable
12:15That ain't
12:30Get out, Keldar!
13:01I've seen this before.
13:03On Crixus' hands.
13:07And the boys upon field of battle.
13:10His name is Tiberius.
13:13He is the son of Marcus Crassus.
13:17He stands prisoner with a clutch of his soldiers.
13:30I will have his freaking life.
13:32The reason he yet clings to it.
13:36Let us build pyre.
13:38And gather around imagined sands of storied arena.
13:42To bear solemn witness to the clash of sword and shield.
13:50And pay final tribute to the undefeated goal.
13:53You shall forever stand so in my eyes.
14:02There was a time, not long ago, when he turned from you.
14:08A thing I moved him towards.
14:11The past is seldom as we would have.
14:14A future yet to be known.
14:18Embrace the present.
14:21Strike all with ass from concern.
14:24Die, Roman, die!
14:26Roman, die!
14:28Roman, die!
14:30Roman, die! Roman, die!
14:32Roman, die!
14:34Quiet now, sweet sword!
14:48I know this one.
14:52Agron.
14:54Gladiator standing beside Spartacus in valued position.
14:58The Celtganicus and the fallen Gaul.
15:00These only equals.
15:02Has he given voice?
15:04Only to root curse, Imperator.
15:06There is yet more upon tongue.
15:08You Roman mongrel.
15:10More dead than living.
15:14It still conjures breath toward insult.
15:16I would care to own gladiators such as this,
15:18and turn hard men toward harder purpose.
15:22As I would see this one soften.
15:28Nail him to cross.
15:30Stand warning to all who refuse to break proper word.
15:34I shall not have your freaking head.
15:46An impressive feat.
15:56For one who will never again grasp sword.
15:58Grasp sword.
16:00Grasp sword.
16:02The Crap sword.
16:06Matt, you bow down.
16:17Youstütz.
16:18Quem isуг certains?
16:20No.
16:51Imperator, an envoy from Pompey has arrived.
16:56What of Tiberius?
16:58He does not stand among them.
17:02Imperator Crassus, I carry message from Proconsul Pompeius.
17:05Where is my son?
17:08Your son?
17:09Dispatched with two of your reflection to break word with your commander.
17:12Apologies. I know nothing of your son, nor others sent to you in my place.
17:17I am sole envoy.
17:19They stood before me bearing fricking mark of Pompey.
17:21Other messengers were dispatched, yet not to you.
17:32Leave us.
17:39They were Spartacus men, posing as Pompeys.
17:42You cannot know this.
17:43You should have!
17:45You stood among the rebels in Sinuesa!
17:47There were thousands within the city.
17:50A fortune would be most kind for me to know the one that presented himself.
17:53The gods rained shit upon us!
17:58Yet is it not blessing that they stayed you from being ensnared in clever plot?
18:03If the Imperator were to fall to Spartacus...
18:05We do not know that Tiberius has fallen!
18:07He bears the name of Crassus.
18:09And with him, the worth of the world towards bargain.
18:13We know which direction Spartacus heads.
18:19A few men fleet upon Horsh could overtake him and broach trade.
18:23Spartacus will kill you upon sight, regardless of cost.
18:27I shall set Rufus towards task.
18:31I shall set Rufus towards task.
18:34I would place trust in someone with greater knowledge of Spartacus and his horde.
18:42Someone who's lived among them, and knows of their treacherous ways.
18:46They all share of blame.
18:49Now that's the one base led with praise and eternal pride.
19:02Oh, shit.
19:06They hold share of blame.
19:09They latched upon base,
19:10led with praise and paternal pride.
19:14He must have known they slid Spartacus' men,
19:17draped a false mantle.
19:21Do not raise weapon when called upon.
19:23We will not give entertainment in our deaths.
19:27Remember that we are Romans,
19:29and they nothing but slaves.
19:32Yet you are the one in chains.
19:35A heavy thing, is it not,
19:37to be so condemned to the whims of a master?
19:42You were never placed in chains.
19:44You forged them with your own hands,
19:47each unseen link binding heart,
19:49forcing me from the arms of your father.
19:53See me from these chains, and I shall return you to them.
19:56His heart yet beats for you, Koray.
19:59Despite all that has happened,
20:00He yet holds love for me.
20:06And we need the heavens to regain you.
20:09Gratitude.
20:10Know that I shall return at nightfall.
20:22When it is your time to die,
20:25the thing I long to lay eyes upon.
20:27I shall return at nightfall.
20:28I shall return at nightfall.
20:29I shall return at nightfall.
20:30I shall return at nightfall.
20:31I shall return at nightfall.
20:32I shall return at nightfall.
20:33I shall return at nightfall.
20:34I shall return at nightfall.
20:35I shall return at nightfall.
20:36I shall return at nightfall.
20:37I shall return at nightfall.
20:38I shall return at nightfall.
20:39I shall return at nightfall.
20:40I shall return at nightfall.
20:41I shall return at nightfall.
20:42I shall return at nightfall.
20:43I shall return at nightfall.
20:44I shall return at nightfall.
20:45I shall return at nightfall.
20:46I shall return at nightfall.
20:47I shall return at nightfall.
20:48I shall return at nightfall.
20:49I shall return at nightfall.
20:50I shall return at nightfall.
20:51Go, go, go!
21:21Go, go, go, go!
21:51Go, go, go!
22:21Go, go, go!
22:51Go, go, go!
23:21Go, go, go!
23:23Go, go!
23:25Go, go!
23:27Go, go, go!
23:29Go, go, go!
23:31Go, go, go!
23:33Go, go, go!
23:37Go, go, go!
23:41Go, go, go!
23:43Go, go!
23:45Go, go, go!
23:47Go, go, go!
23:49Go, go, go!
23:51Go, go, go!
23:57Go, go, go!
23:59Go, go, go!
24:01Go, go, go!
24:11I can't lock your car!
24:31I've never laid eyes upon the games.
24:37These are the dim reflection of their glory.
24:41Don't speak as if Hart Yeons were such days.
24:54To turn the shackle of Nash, no.
24:57To stand upon the sands again.
25:02To know a clear purpose of who you are and what must be done.
25:08That is a thing that cost all of my kind.
25:13In the middle of the fight for atherain.
25:16To know a clear purpose of your father-based talk.
25:31It's amazing inside.
25:33To know a clear purpose of the Yayai Amor.
25:35Oh, God!
25:38Oh, God!
25:41Oh!
25:44With the perfect power and the ability to be made up!
25:51Oh, God!
25:53Oh, God!
25:57Get out of here!
26:00Oh, God!
26:03No!
26:05No!
26:07No!
26:13No!
26:17Oh!
26:33Oh!
27:03Oh!
27:05Oh!
27:07Oh!
27:09Oh!
27:11Oh!
27:29Oh!
27:31Oh!
27:32I will have more blood
27:34to honor my brother Crixus
27:36and all who follow him to the afterlife.
27:40Gannicus, take position.
27:45Two Romans seem to deliver no contest.
27:50Sentry,
27:52so that I may deliver proper tribute.
27:54Gannicus!
27:56Gannicus seeks to best, too.
27:58Gannicus seeks to best, too.
28:00Gannicus seeks to best all.
28:02It's the only way to survive in the arena.
28:04It's the only way to survive in the arena.
28:10Gannicus seeks to best, too.
28:12Gannicus seeks to best all.
28:14It's the only way to survive in the arena.
28:16Gannicus seeks to best, too.
28:18If you'll be alive in the arena for the battle of the battle of the battle.
28:20It's the only way to fight the battle of the battle.
28:22Rannachrist is the only among us
28:42who win his freedom upon the sands.
28:48If free, why does he raise arms with the slaves
28:50against the republic?
28:52You took our cause, born of a fallen brother,
28:58one that taught many of us the ways of battle,
29:01and the bone that joins all men in such a fear.
29:22What's difficulty?
29:23Is she one of your people for?
29:27No!
29:28They no longer stand as such.
29:36I have been cast from the republic,
29:39with little thought toward loss or suffering.
29:42I may flinch from gory sight,
29:47yet know that I revel in its meaning.
29:51C.
29:54Oh!
29:57Oh!
29:58Oh, my God.
30:58Just get it!
30:59Come on!
31:01I bet you stood a thousand years.
31:03Your deaths by my hand were the Evagron's memory.
31:25You stand prepared for falling contest.
31:29Crixus once boasted of his prowess as a gladiator.
31:33And first words here that broke with me.
31:35I said I did not favor the games.
31:39Now they are all I long for.
31:43You are certainly right to know.
31:47Do not lower guard.
31:48What do you speak of?
31:56When I long to greet.
31:59Come on!
32:00Come down!
32:01I offer fair trade.
32:10Five hundred of your men taking a battle against Crixus for Tiberius's life.
32:17Tell me you do not fall prey to this vipers tongue.
32:19The words they form are not my own.
32:22Crixus would offer such a bond.
32:23He would offer Jupiter's throne.
32:25In return to a festering disease that sprung from noble loins.
32:30But attempts to draw us into another plot turning upon itself.
32:33He attempts nothing.
32:34The man is of singular mind.
32:36One I do not freaking share.
32:37Five hundred.
32:48It's the line of death!
32:57You won the Darko and win.
32:59As you shall only, Crixus.
33:01No!
33:01You won the Darko and win.
33:31I would have my sword return to me.
33:43Slave.
33:45You claim this sword is your own.
33:49The way it fit hand.
33:51I thought it forged for woman.
33:54Or sickly child.
33:56I thought it was his thing.
34:26Consider me sickly child
34:56Yeah
35:16Gratitude
35:18I held a word you would die directly
35:20No
35:22No
35:24No
35:26I will have your life
35:28Because I took the freaking goals
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38:00No
38:02I held your life in my hands
38:04Live
38:06Each moment
38:08Knowing that one day soon
38:10I shall reclaim it
38:26No
38:28No
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38:42No
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38:48No
38:50No
38:54It lifts heart
38:56To see you yet of this world
38:58Do not ply me with Silverton
39:00You knew them to be Spartacus men on the guise of Pompeys
39:04Their bold claim, but one my father will surely take interest in.
39:09The journey to return you to his arms is fraught with peril.
39:13The one needing to be taught Sabiris' lesson in who towers above you.
39:16No!
39:34It's really bad.
39:59Five hundred people will suffer for this.
40:02The boy holds no value now.
40:05Lorda's life is Caesar!
40:06Wait!
40:09Prices will yet order trade.
40:12If you give him something else his heart desires.
40:15He was struck down by hand of rebel slave, as we attempted to withdraw from Spartacus' camp.
40:37A man long of years, the scars of his master, etched deep upon flesh.
40:48And yet, you held to frickin' bargain!
40:53I knew wounds such loss would cause.
40:56I sought only to bomb it with opportunity presented.
41:10Gratitude, Kaius.
41:11You now stand my word and my will.
41:16You honor me.
41:17Prepare the men for march.
41:20I would press towards Spartacus.
41:24And see him to deserved end.
41:28Imperatil.
41:29Raise eyes.
41:48Raise eyes.
41:58Marcus.
42:03Marcus.
42:12From this day forth, you shall address me as Dominus.
42:20I'll let those we held to heart start in London.
42:39Monsieur.
42:39I'll let those we held to heart start in London.
42:41I'll let those we held to heart start in London.
42:46God's return you to my arms.
43:08This fault whoever leaves them.
44:42Those who sacrifice their lives so that all may live free.
44:48Book Rixxas.
45:04Oh, Crixus!
45:05Asura!
45:06Vavaro and Mero!
45:07Vavaro and Mero!
45:09Vavaro and Mero!
45:17Masura!
45:18Vavaro and Mero!
45:21Renemers!
45:23Asura, Bavaro and Mero, Renemers, Edeotimus, For Eskos, For Thanos, Donar, For Duro, For Eka, Fortus, For Barker,
45:53Limites, Muscus, Hennis, Bladus, Tycho, Edeotimus, For Drixus, Drixus, Drixus, Drixus, Drixus,
46:23Split happens with the sound of his name, and a curry to Crassus and Pompey, as distant thunder promising storm of blood.
46:35All those who are able will make final stand against Rome.
46:41This I promise you.
46:48We will live free.
46:52Or join our brothers in debt.
46:54Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus, Crassus
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