Hammer of the Gods Page #4
- And you trust him?
- Why not?
- Because he's a maniac.
- Oh yeah, that he is.
But he's our maniac now.
Vali!
First the sun,
and now the ashes painted red.
Vali!
Vali!
- Steinar.
- Vali.
- Steinar.
- Are you all right?
What happened here?
What happened?
Men came.
Last night.
I heard voices.
I thought it was you.
How come there's not
a scratch on you?
It's another omen.
We should turn back.
The gods are against us.
Who did this? Thieves?
Thieves would have
taken all the horses.
Someone trying to f*** with you.
You wanna f*** with us? Come on.
Come on!
Ivar, how long will it take
us to get there on foot?
Depends how determined you are.
Determined.
We should wait
for the moon to guide us.
Shut your mouth
about the f***ing moon.
Listen.
Vali, you two, wait here.
F*** this. Let's fight!
Grim!
Argh!
F***.
Steinar!
Arghh!
finish them off.
We move on.
I told you to wait.
I'm not a child, steinar.
Go and get the girl.
Now.
Steinar!
Steinar!
He died a good death,
with his axe in his hand.
Valhalla won't know
what hit them.
There's a clear
view on the hill.
Vali, get up there,
shout if you see anything.
How's ivar?
Nearly done.
We need to move
on as soon as we can.
We have to reach hakan.
They were no ordinary saxons.
They were too well armed,
too well trained.
They didn't just run into us.
If Harald made an alliance
with their king,
then getting rid of me
would be part of the deal.
They'd need to know
where to look for you.
Maybe someone's helping them.
Don't tell me you believe
in all that crap about moons and omens.
I believe what I see
with my own eyes.
Right.
Here.
Vali dropped it.
Look at the markings.
It's a Saxon coin.
You think vali is a servant
of our enemies?
If he serves Harald, who himself serves
the saxons, it amounts to the same thing.
All from a piece of silver?
He's my brother.
Half brother.
His mother's a Saxon.
- Listen to yourself.
- You say you believe in reason
and logic.
When it's presented to you,
you turn your back on it.
In what way do my actions
betray a lack of reason?
You run when you should fight.
You set off on this
meaningless quest
when you should be
leading your people.
And then you side
with a bastard traitor
who would stick
a knife in your back,
rather than your oldest friend.
What would you have me do, huh?
Hmm? Kill him?
Better if you did.
He's a child. Think about that.
Think about your two daughters.
Dark times
call for dark deeds, steinar.
You're wrong, hagen.
They call for light.
Steinar!
Come on.
Hurry up!
- We can't outrun them!
- I'll slow them down!
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