The Making of 'The Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior' Page #2

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to make it quick.

Mathayus! I'm sorry.

Is this true?

Did you slander the king?

Mathayus! Please!

Answer me!

Are the charges true?

Yes.

Then you deserve

what's coming to you.

You've not only betrayed your

king, but your family as well.

And you've disgraced

our father's name.

Whatever you do,

don't flinch.

Run, Noah!

I said run!

No!

Go.

We stand

and fight together.

Mathayus, behind you!

You killed my father.

This is for him.

Your father was a traitor.

As are his sons.

Turnabout's fair play.

Let's go!

Out the window.

Kill them!

Noah, come on!

Come back! Stop!

Go! Go!

Hold on!

Noah, what's wrong?

Just hold on.

We're almost safe.

Noah.

What's wrong?

What's wrong?

Noah!

Noah!

Hang on! Hang on!

Noah!

Noah!

Noah.

Now with his brother's

blood on his hands,

vengeance had branded

itself in Mathayus' heart.

Shall we kill him now

or bring him back alive?

Neither. I have special

plans for this one.

You idiot! Now I'm gonna stink

of fish for the next week.

What are you doing here?

And I hate mackerel.

Next time

I'll use tuna.

Layla, why are you

following me around?

First of all,

I am not following you around.

I'm escaping, too.

My parents pledged my hand to

that fat sheep merchant, Muktil.

We're due to be

married in a week.

Congratulations.

You think it's funny.

Well, I don't know who smells

worse, him or his sheep.

Mathayus, I just want

a life of adventure.

And battle.

Like a man.

There's one small problem.

You're not a man.

Thanks for noticing.

Hey!

I heard you tried

to kill Sargon.

Hey, listen. I will kill

that bastard some day.

Everyone knows he makes

sacrifices to the dark gods,

and they've given him

black magical powers.

You're gonna need

all the help you can get.

Layla, that's nice, but a

girl would only get in the way.

I'm not just a girl.

Look, we're not kids

anymore playing games.

I see your Black Scorpion

training also included lessons

on how to become

an arrogant jerk.

Congratulations on passing

with flying colors.

Go home, Layla. Make the sheep

merchant's life miserable.

Fine! If that's how you

want it. You're on your own.

Fine.

Fine.

Ticket to Egypt, please.

Ten pieces.

Ticket to Egypt for one.

Ten pieces.

Ten? That's pretty steep.

Plus one for insurance.

And I highly recommend it,

because there are pirates,

hostile natives

and hurricanes.

Just the ticket.

Piracy has already

started if you ask me.

Egypt. For one.

Ten pieces.

Pardon me.

Excuse me.

Don't push in!

What are you

talking about?

I left the line for 10

seconds to relieve my bladder.

Liar. Greek.

Madam, I would caution you never

to mix those two words together.

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