Fire & Ice Page #4
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to my late father,
I am making you this offer.
If it was anyone else,
Don't patronize me.
This is extortion, pure and simple.
You can qualify my offer
any way you want.
The simple fact remains,
I can save your people
and you cannot.
You have two days to consider.
His father is rolling
What would you like me to do?
Find me a miracle.
Barring that, we may
have to accept his offer.
Let's wait.
My father will be very grateful
if you'd help us
fight off the fire dragon.
I do not fight dragons,
or favor kingdoms,
or the men who rule them.
My father is a good man.
His people love and respect him.
He's willing to give up his throne
for their sake.
Doesn't that say something
about him?
Why would I care about your father?
We need your help.
Well, unfortunately,
I don't need much from you.
My father can make you a knight.
How are things going down here?
And I suppose you also
don't need a large reward.
Money?
Oh, we like money.
I remember what it looks like.
Yes, money's good.
Great.
Perfect.
Nice girl.
Fish are rising.
How could you promise such a thing
in my name?
Do you know what the penalty is
for falsely representing the King?
Yes, Father, I... I know.
Quiet. Where is he?
They're in the waiting hall.
Should I send for them?
No. Just go, now.
What?
Do not make me regret giving you
Please go.
Augustin, at least speak with him.
This is ridiculous.
The son of a dragon slayer?
No, no, no.
The son of a banished knight?
- This is not a plan.
- We have to consider all the options.
King Quilok is making an offer,
no matter how unpleasant,
that will save our people.
And you are entertaining a fantasy.
His terms are extortion.
I have to think this through.
Nice place.
Why am I being made to wait?
Oh, perhaps
they're preparing appetizers.
You're a fool.
Gabriel, last night we slept
in a hole in the ground.
This is a palace.
I'm not too eager to leave.
Gentlemen, the King
will see you now.
My daughter made you an offer
on my behalf,
without my knowledge.
I knew she was a liar.
Careful.
Can you do what my daughter
says you can?
Can you kill this dragon?
It was my father who did that.
I'm not my father.
You didn't answer my question.
Do something!
Well, dragon slayer,
the dragon has returned.
- Oh, that's too bad.
- Do something.
Do it yourself.
Gabriel, tell me now.
Can you destroy this beast?
That doesn't really matter.
Yes, it does.
It matters to the people out there,
and that matters to me.
If you can kill this dragon,
I will honor my daughter's promise.
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