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“Ares” Episode H05/105 [TEASER] Gregor [Moans]: “If you’ve come to kill me-- do it now” H: “I’m not your enemy. Rest easy, soldier.” Gregor: “Who are you?” H: “I’m Hercules.” Gregor: “They say you’re a good man.” H: “I try to be.” Gregor: “Then grant a man his dying wish?” H: “It would be an honor.” Gregor: “My name is Gregor. I have a wife and son-- in Fallia-- Janista-- and Titus. Give them these-- and my love. And tell my son-- the art of the warrior is not to kill-- but to fight against the forces of evil.” H: “I’ll do that, Gregor-- I promise you.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Janista: “Titus!” Titus: “I’m right here!” Janista: “Good-- I need some more mud.” Titus: “I’ve already got it.” Janista: “You’re all right. You know that?” Titus: “You’d better say that. You’re my mother!” Ximenos: “Hey, Titus! I’m going huntin’. Do you wanna come?” Titus: “Can’t. I’ve gotta help Mom.” Janista: “Go on. It’s all right. We’re about done here today, anyway.” Titus: “Thanks, Mom.” Janista: “Oh, see if you can bring home some dinner.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ximenos: “One day, Titus, we’re going to be warriors-- fight with real weapons.” Titus: “Yeah-- and we won’t be just hunting rabbits-- we’ll be stalking our enemy-- showing no mercy.” Ximenos: “I’m going to be a centaur.” Titus: “Yeah? I’m gonna be a centurion.” Ximenos: “I’m gonna be Ares, god of war himself.” Titus: “Ha-ha-ha. Shh. Ximenos-- look. Oh-- it’s gone.” Ximenos: “I can’t believe I missed.” Aurelius: “It wasn’t your fault. It was your weapons. They’re not true.” Titus: “Are you a soldier?” Aurelius: “Ever since the Trojan War? And you two?” Xemenos: “We’re too young.” Aurelius: “No one’s too young if you have the warrior spirit. Let me show you. Feels good to have something like that in your hands-- doesn’t it? Gives you a sense of worth-- of power.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Aurelius: “But you’ve gotta prove you deserve that power. I want you to kill each other.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [ACT I] Aurelius: “You’ve got him! Good. Good! Now, go for the kill!” Titus: “What are you doing?!” Ximenos: “Ridding the world of you.” Titus: “No, don’t! We’re friends!” Ximenos: “No coward’s a friend of mine.” Soldier: “Let him go. I know who the winner is.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Woman: “Hi.” H: “Are you Janista?” Janista: “I am.” H: “I have a message for you.” Janista: “It’s about my husband, isn’t it?” H: “Yes. I found him dying on a battlefield near Chaldea. His final thoughts were of you and your son. He wanted you to have these.” Janista: “Thank you.” H: “Aren’t you gonna read it?” Janista: “My husband’s been off fighting one war after another for nearly ten years. I don’t wanna open things up that have already been closed.” H: “I understand.” Janista: “I know you’ve travelled a long way. The least I can do is offer you something to eat and a place to rest.” H: “I appreciate that.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Janista: “Titus?! Titus, where are you?! He must-- still be out hunting with Ximenos. You know-- I haven’t even asked your name. I hope you don’t think I’m always this rude.” H [Chuckles]: “Don’t apologize. Uh-- I’m Hercules.” Janista: “If I had known the son of Zeus was gonna be in my house-- ” H: “It looks fine to me.” Janista: “Even with only-- half a roof?” H: “Uh-- I thought that was something to enjoy the stars by.” Janista: “I wish it was. This place is always falling apart. Titus and I can barely keep up. But I guess we’re no worse than the rest of the town. With all the men gone to war, there’s too many jobs, and not enough people.” H: “Then let me give you a hand before I go back on the road.” Janista: “You know you don’t have to.” H: “It’s the least I can do to repay your hospitality-- but I’ll need to find the blacksmith.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Woman: “Hello.” H: “Hello, ladies.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ H: “Hello? Is anyone home?” Atalanta [Ata]: “Back here.” H: “Hi, I-- um-- uh-- oh, uh-- I need some nails. I thought I’d find the blacksmith here.” Ata: “You did.” H: “But you’re-- a woman.” Ata: “And you’re a man-- which I could’ve figured out even if you didn’t have your foot in your mouth.” H: “Well, it’s, uh-- no offense. It was-- it was the steam; it got in my eyes.” Ata: “They call me Atalanta. What’s your name?” H: “Hercules.” Ata [Chuckles]: “Well, you’re big, and you look fit. But there’s only one way to tell for sure.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ H: “Is this really necessary?” Ata: “No one’s ever been able to beat me, so I figure it would take a guy like Hercules. So, shut up-- and say, ‘One, two, three.’ Come on, just say it.” H: “One, two, three.” Ata: “What’s the matter, Herc? More steam in your eyes? You just proved you’re as much of a man as you are a god. So, what brings Hercules to Fallia? And, more importantly, how long you planning on staying?” H: “Uh-- long enough to do some repairs on Janista and Titus’ house. Oh yeah, um-- I’m gonna need those nails.” Ata: “Slipped your mind, did they? [Chuckles] Damn that Ximenos! [He] doesn’t show up for work; doesn’t refill the nail box.” H: “Ximenos-- isn’t he friends with Titus?” Ata: “Yeah-- he’s kind of like the kid brother I never had. He does odd jobs for me around here. He let me down today.” H: “Never mind the nails for now.” Ata: “You got something else in mind?” H: “Yeah-- do you know where I can find those boys?” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Soldier: “This is my headquarters, Ximenos. And, this is the army I told you about.” Ximenos: “But-- there’s nobody here.” Soldier: “That’s where you’re wrong. Look at them, Ximenos-- all primed to kill. We may be small in number-- but with Ares’ help, we grow stronger every day. Soon, we’ll be known throughout the land-- known-- and feared. Are you ready to join the warriors of Ares, Ximenos? Are you ready to become our brother?” Boys: “Yeah!” Ximenos: “I am.” Soldier: “Good.” Boy 1: “He’s going to do the ritual.” Boy 2: “Now, we’ll see if he’s with us.” Boys: “Ares! Ares! [Continue] Ares! Ares!” Soldier: “But first, you must burn.” Boys: “Yeahhhhhh!” Ximenos: “Ahhhhhhhh!” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Boys: “Yeah.” “Shhh.” Ata: “Ahh! What’s happening to me?” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [ACT II] Ximenos: “She did it-- just like you said she would.” Soldier: “Now, we have real weapons. Now, we’re ready to kill!” Boy’s Voice: “Let’s show Ares.” Soldier: “For Ares!” Boys: “For Ares! For Ares! For Ares! For Ares! For Ares! For Ares! For Ares!” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Titus: “Ximenos! Where are you?! Ximenos!” H: “Hello, Titus.” Titus: “Hey-- how’d know my name? You’re not from around here.” H: “I’ve been looking for you. I’m Hercules.” Titus: “You’re kidding.” H: “No-- I’m not.” Titus: “Did my Mom send you out to look for me?” H: “I came on my own. She thought you’d come back by yourself.” Titus: “I would have. But my friend’s still missing.” H: “Well, maybe we’ll have better luck finding him if we look together. What do you say?” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Titus: “The last time I saw Ximenos-- he was headed down into this valley.” H: “Well, then-- that’s where we’ll look.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Titus: “Ximenos! You down here? Ximenos!” H: “What is this place?” Titus: “I don’t know. I’ve never been here before.” H: “Well-- someone was-- and not too long ago.” Titus: “Hercules-- what’s this?!” H: “It’s something you and I should probably leave alone. What do you say we go back home?” Titus: “What about Ximenos?” H: “Oh, I’m sure he’s home by now.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ H [Clears throat]: “There’s someone here to see you.” Janista: “Titus-- are you all right?” Titus: “I’m fine, Mom. Hercules told me about what happened to Dad. I was worried about you.” Janista: “I’ll be fine. I just wish you’d known your father. He was a good man.” Titus: “I’m gonna be a good man, too.” Janista: “Well, not if you’re always running off.” Titus: [Chuckles] Janista: “Where’d you find him?” H: “In the woods-- he was looking for his friend.” Janista: “Ximenos is a wild kid. I’m sure he’s tough enough to survive. But you-- you kept Hercules from fixing our roof.” H [Chuckles]: “Don’t worry. I’ll still do it.” Janista: “You better. I had to go down to the blacksmith’s to pick up the nails you forgot about. Come on; they’re waiting for you.” H: “She’s, uh-- very thoughtful.” Ximenos: “Titus.” Titus: “Ximenos.” Ximenos: “Come here.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Titus: “I thought something terrible had happened to you out there.” Ximenos: “It was great. The guy we met-- his name’s Aurelius.” Titus: “He wanted us to kill each other!” Ximenos: “That was just a game. You’d have found out if you hadn’t run away.” Titus: “Are you sure? It felt like I was fighting for real-- like it wasn’t even me.” Ximenos: “That just means you have the warrior in you. Aurelius said all good soldiers do. He’s got a whole army-- and they’re just like us, Titus.” Titus: “You’re not gonna join, are you?” Ximenos: “I already have. And you can too. It’ll be great-- just like we always talked about.” Titus: “I don’t know, Ximenos.” Ximenos: “Uh-uh, Titus-- a soldier doesn’t walk away from his comrades. When I go back-- you’re going with me. Come on.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Women’s Voices: “He sure is a sight for sore eyes, isn’t he?” [Laughter] “I’d almost forgotten what a real man looked like.” “Why don’t-- why don’t you go and talk to him?” “Oh-- no-- why don’t you?” “No-- you go!” “I don’t think I can!” Woman: “Y-y-you must be thirsty, Hercules. I brought you something to drink.” H: “Thanks, but, uh-- I’m fine for now.” Woman 2: “But all that work-- you must be starved.” H: “Sorry, I, uh-- had a big breakfast. No thanks-- really.” Ata: “Hercules.” H: “Ladies-- please-- ” Ata: “I need to talk to you.” Women’s Voices: “Where’s he going?” “Ah.” “Oh.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ata: “I don’t know. It’s as if something came over me. I mean, the one minute, I’m shaping plow blades-- and the next minute, I’m hammering out swords. And I knew what I was doing, but I didn’t know why. Who knows how long I would’ve kept it up if I hadn’t burnt myself?” H: “Where’re all the swords now?” Ata: “That’s just it. I don’t know.” H: “Have other strange things been happening around here?” Ata: “Not in this village. But in Styra, three families of farmers have been killed. And in Lixus, there’s been rumors about roving bands of wild boys.” H: “Does Hera have a-- shrine or a temple near here?” Ata: “You think Hera’s behind all this?” H: “Well-- there’s only one way to find out.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ H: “No guards, Hera. You must be slipping. Looks like nobody’s been in your temple for some time, Hera. You’re not real popular anymore, I guess. But it looks like _somebody_ made a sacrifice here. Ah, the sign of war-- but why in Hera’s temple? Ares.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Boys’ Voices: “Ares! [Fourteen times total throughout]” Ares’ Voice [Laughs]: “Hercules.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Aurelius: “Come on!” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Boy: “Did you see the look on that guy’s face when I cut him?!” Boy 2: “He thought he was gonna die.” Boy 3: “Yeah.” Aurelius: “Quiet! Pay attention! You did a good job today! The great god Ares would be proud. But that was just the beginning. There is far greater glory ahead of us!” Ximenos: “Aurelius!” Aurelius: “You’re late, Ximenos. A true warrior doesn’t miss a battle.” Ximenos: “You fought somebody?” Aurelius: “They were no match for us. Just ask your brothers-in-arms-- unless you’d rather hang back with the women and children with your friend, here.” Ximenos: “Titus isn’t hanging back. He wants to join us. I talked him into it.” Aurelius: “You did? Is he telling the truth, Titus? Do you really wanna be a warrior of Ares? Do you have the spine for it?” Ximenos: “Say, ‘Yes.’” Boy: “Come on-- don’t be a coward.” Aurelius: “You want to be a servant of Ares-- don’t you?” Titus: “I can’t-- I’ve gotta get back and help Hercules fix the roof. I’m sorry, Ximenos.” A Boy’s Voice: “Coward!” Aurelius: “Hercules-- Mighty Ares, god of war-- make yourself present.” Ares’ Voice: [Laughs] Aurelius: “Hercules is in town.” Ares’ Voice: “Hercules-- my half-brother. So, that’s why you’ve crawled to me in fear.” Aurelius: “I just came to you for guidance-- that’s all. Who better to map a strategy against Hercules than the god of war himself? Ares’ Voice: “Use the boy.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ H: “Janista! You were gonna read it sooner or later.” Janista: “I guess part of me was still hoping that-- he’d walk through the door someday.” H: “Come here. It’s all right. It’s all right. I know what you’re feeling.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Aurelius: “Hello, Titus.” Titus: “What are you doing here?” Aurelius: “I came to apologize. Must have seemed pretty strange out there today. But every man in my army wants to be your friend, Titus. So do I.” Titus: “I don’t think so.” Aurelius: “Listen to me, Titus! I have something very important to tell you.” Titus: “What?” Aurelius: “There’s a stranger in the village.” Titus: “It’s Hercules. He came to tell us my dad got killed in the war.” Aurelius: “It wasn’t the war that killed your father, Titus. It was Hercules. And now he’s here to take advantage of your mother.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Titus: “Hercules, come quick!” H: “Titus, where have you been?!” Titus: “Come on! I’ve gotta show you something!” H: “What’s wrong?” Titus: “Those swords that got stolen from Atalanta? I know who’s got them. It’s a gang of kids. They’re hurting people, Hercules!” H: “W- wait a minute, wait. How would you know about the stolen swords? Where’d this come from?” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ H: “Titus! Where are you?! Come back here!” [Fight] H: “You’re just a kid.” Aurelius: “Now!” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [ACT III] Janista: “Atalanta, have you seen Titus or Hercules?” Ata: “No, I haven’t seen Titus. If I knew where Hercules was, I sure wouldn’t be out here.” Janista: “Oh, I thought you might have.” Ata: “No, I haven’t seen him since this morning when I showed him something in the forge.” Janista: “Oh, no! Please be alive.” Ata: “Look! He’s still alive!” Janista’s Voice: “Thank the gods.” Janista: “Hercules, are you all right?” H: “Where’s Titus?” Janista: “He’s not under there, is he?” H: “He’s the one who led me into this trap.” Janista: “What are you talking about?! Titus wouldn’t do something like that!” H: “Uh, maybe he wouldn’t before-- but Ares has ‘hold of him now.” Janista: “I’ve gotta find him.” H: “Wait! I’ll go with-- ” Ata: “You’re not going anywhere, but with me, Herc.” H: “But-- ” Ata: “No ‘buts’ about it, Herc.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Janista: “What about me, Titus? You gonna try killing me, too?” Titus: “Warriors of Ares don’t kill women.” Janista: “Oh, just men.” Titus: “When they stand in Ares’ way.” Janista: “And what about Hercules? What did he deserve?” Titus: “To die!” Janista: “But why?!” Titus: “He killed my father! Ares said so! And I saw how he had his hands all over you last night.” Janista: “Titus, you don’t know what you’re saying. Now, please, give that back to me.” Titus: “No! I’m a soldier now. This belongs to me.” Janista: “Well, if you won’t give it to me, then you can give it to Hercules.” Titus: “Dead men don’t need swords.” Janista: “Well, lucky for you, he isn’t dead. I just saw him.” Titus: “You’re lying!” Janista: “No, I’m not! Titus, come back here!” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ata: “There, that should do it.” H: “Thanks. I didn’t think you’d have such a gentle touch.” Ata: “Come back when you don’t need repairs, and I’ll-- treat you even better.” H: “Sorry, but, I’ve-- I’ve gotta go find those kids.” Ata: “Fine, let’s get moving.” H: “This is not your fight, Atalanta. This is between Ares and me.” Ata: “Look, Ximenos might be out there. That makes it my fight.” H: “I understand your concern.” Ata: “Yeah, yeah-- you don’t think I can handle myself? You think I’m weak?” H: “No-- I would never call you weak. But this is too dangerous.” Ata: “Well, that’s why I have this. And if you still wanna argue about it, we can always arm-wrestle.” H: “Um-- after you.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Aurelius: “It was magnificent, Ares. People will be talking about our triumph until the end of time. Of course-- Hercules didn’t fall until _I_ delivered the killing blow.” Ares’ Volice: “Fool! Hercules isn’t dead!” Aurelius: “He-- he isn’t?” Ares’ Voice: “No-- I still feel him.” Aurelius: “My troops won’t fail you a second time-- I promise.” Ares’ Voice: “Not your troops-- you!” Aurelius: “How?” Ares’ Voice: “Use my blood.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ H: “I’ve always been ashamed that Ares and I share the same father, but this is as low as he’s ever sunk-- using boys to get the blood he needs to live on.” Ata: “Well, can’t Zeus do something to stop him?” H: “Why would he? It’s only human life. That means nothing to him.” Ata: “Ow, my arm!” H: “Atalanta, are you all right?” Ata [Ares’ Voice]: “I’m fine.” H: “Not you, too.” [Fight] H: “Fighting in a woman’s body-- you’re a coward, Ares! What’s the matter?! Can’t you fight your own battles?! Atalanta-- are you all right?” Ata: “Of course, I’m all right. Now, get me out of here! What happened?!” H: “You just tried to whip the hide off me. That’s what happened.” Ata: “What are you talkin’ about?” H: “Ares got into you and went crazy!” Ata: “He must’ve been the same reason why I was makin’ those swords. I had the same strange feeling.” H: “Well-- warn me the next time you get any strange feelings.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Titus: “Aurelius! Aurelius! Hercules is still alive!” Aurelius: “Old news, Titus.” Titus: “Well, what’re you gonna do about it?!” Aurelius: “I’m not gonna do anything. You are. Ares wanted you dead when you screwed everything up-- but I made him give you one more chance. Hold up your sword. Ares’ blood is pure poison. One cut-- and Hercules is dead.” Ximenos: “Titus is my friend. I fight with him.” Aurelius: “You better win with him.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Janista: “Hercules-- stop! Titus-- is acting crazy. He’s still tryin’ to kill you.” H: “I know that. I know that. I know where to find him.” Janista: “Please don’t hurt him. He’s all I have.” Ata: “He’ll be all right.” H: “The only one I wanna hurt-- is Ares.” Ata: “Go home, Janista. We’ll handle this.” Janista: “I’m coming. He’s my son.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Boys: “Ares! [Stated a total of 46 times, while panning back and forth between boys and Herc et al.] H: “This is where it ends, boys. Game is over.” Aurelius: “That’s what you think. Great god, Ares-- show him your power!” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [ACT IV] Aurelius: “He’s all yours.” Titus: “I thought you were my friend, Hercules-- but you murdered my father! And you came to take away my mother.” Ximenos: “We’re gonna fix it so you don’t hurt anybody anymore.” H: “Ares is filling you with hate and lies. He’s using you!” Ximenos: “Shut up!” H: “What’s the matter? Does it hurt that the god of war is a vulture, because that’s what Ares is. He’ll have you kill me. He’ll even make you kill your friends. And, who knows? He’ll probably make you kill each other.” Janista: “He’s telling you the truth, Titus. He came here as a friend.” Aurelius: “Don’t listen to them!” A Boy’s Voice: “Ximenos!” Ata: “Hercules hasn’t hurt anyone. He’s trying to help you get free from Ares.” Aurelius: “What are you waiting for?! Kill him! Kill them all!” H: “You must be the leader. You look like the kind of puppet Ares would like.” Aurelius: “A puppet couldn’t kill you, Hercules. You fell right into my trap. I’m Ares’ general.” Ata: “And what kind of general could that be? A general nuisance?” Aurelius: “For that-- you die first! Kill her! Show Hercules what’s in store for him.” Janista: “No, Titus! Don’t do it!” [Boys: “Kill them! throughout the rest] H: “Titus, Ximenos, think about it! You don’t want blood on your hands.” Aurelius: “Don’t listen to him, Titus. Hercules is a liar! He killed your father, Titus.” Janista: “No, Titus, don’t do this!” Ata: “Don’t do it, Ximenos.” H: “Think about your father, Titus. You too, Ximenos. They fought against the very evil that Ares stands for. You’re not killing anybody. [Boys’ chanting stops] What’s it gonna be, boys? Whose side are you on?” Titus and Ximenos: “Yours.” H: “Good choice.” Aurelius: “Don’t listen to him. You want to feel the wrath of Ares?” H: “If you’ll excuse me, it’s time to teach someone a lesson.” Aurelius: “Attack! Attack!” [Fight] Ata: “Great! I wanted to fight, but not with dwarves.” Aurelius: “Stand back, Hercules. This sword is poison.” H: “That just makes it more interesting.” Aurelius: “One cut-- one tiny little nick-- and you’re dead!” H: “Then you better not slip.” Ata’s Voice: “Come and get me, boys.” Ata: “You see that? Huh?” Aurelius: “Ares! Help me! Hercules is here!” Ares: “So, there you are-- little brother. Ah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!” Aurelius: “Stand back, Hercules. I am protected by Ares, himself. We have a deal.” Ares: “Deal’s off!” Aurelius: [Screams] H: “I thought maybe I’d seen the last of you, half-brother. Well, you haven’t gotten any better-lookin’-- that’s for sure.” [They fight.] [Yells] Ares: “Ha-ha-ha-ha. Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.” Boys’ Voices: “Hercules!” “Get up!” “He’s coming!” Ares: “Take your last breath, Hercules.” Titus: “Here, Hercules! Use my father’s sword!” Ares: “Time to die, little brother.” [Laughs] H: “I hate my family.” [Yells] Boys: “Ares! Ares!” Ares: “Next time, Hercules! Next time!” [Laughs] H: “I’ll be looking forward to it. Is that the god you worship?! That-- ?! Take those masks off. Go home. Go back to the villages and farms that you came from. And if you have to fight, fight for peace, not for war.” Titus: “Sorry, Mom-- for everything.” Janista: “Shh-- it’s all right, Titus.” Titus: “Is it over?” H: “For this town-- for today. Come on. Let’s go home.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ H: “The circumstances were all wrong, Janista. But I’m still glad I got the chance to meet you and Titus.” Janista: “So am I, Hercules. And don’t forget-- there’s always room for you under our roof. After all-- you built it.” H: “Thank you. Now, for you two.” Titus: “Sorry for all the trouble we caused you, Hercules.” Ximenos: “We wouldn’t have done it if we’d known.” H: “Well-- no hard feelings-- as long as you promise me it won’t happen again.” Ximenos and Titus: “It won’t.” H: “Good. The last words your father spoke to me-- were meant for you, Titus. He wanted you to know that-- the art of the warrior is not to kill-- but to destroy the forces of evil. I hope you’ll never forget that.” Titus: “You’ve got my word.” H: “Good. Then you’ll grow up to be the man that your father wanted you to be. [Chuckles] Atalanta-- what can I say?” Ata: “Just shut up and say, ‘One, two, three.’” H: “You’re not gonna, like-- flip me or anything, are ya?” Ata: “Would you just say it?” H: “One, two, three.” Ata: “Come back and see me, sometime.” H: “Ah-- yeah. I’ll, uh-- I’ll save-- my strength for you.” Ata’s [?] Voice: “Bye, Hercules.” Ximenos’ [?] Voice: “Thanks.” Ata’s [?] Voice: “Shush.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Click here to return to the HTLJ ARES page.
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