Erik the Viking
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:17:01
You could charge him
what you like.

:17:04
You just can't make enough swords
and spears and knives and daggers

:17:09
to satisfy the demand.
:17:11
You could charge Halfdan twenty
and he'd pay it.

:17:14
Oh, I couldn't do that!
The Blacksmith's Code says...

:17:18
Yes, yes... of course....
the "Blacksmith's Code"...

:17:23
If this is the Age of Ragnarok,
Keitel Blacksmith, it is good to us.

:17:28
Can't make enough swords!
Can't make enough axe-heads!

:17:32
But, Keitel, if Erik ever finds
the Horn Resounding...

:17:36
if he ever crosses Bi-Frost,
the Rainbow Bridge...

:17:39
if he ever wakens the gods..
:17:42
They chase Fenrir the Wolf from
the sky...

:17:44
The Age of Ragnarok ends...
:17:47
The bottom falls out
of the sword business!

:17:49
It's not just your livelihood
at stake but your son's,

:17:52
and the livelihood of all
blacksmiths.

:18:00
You can't let Erik do that.
:18:08
- Got both axes?
- Yes, Mother.

:18:11
- And something to sharpen
them with? - Yes, Mum.

:18:13
And don't forget: never let
your enemy get behind you.

:18:17
- And keep your sword greased.
- Yes, Mother.

:18:21
Goodbye, Dad.
:18:23
And don't forget to wash
- you know - ALL over.

:18:25
No, Dad.
:18:26
And if you have to kill somebody,
kill them! Don't stop to think about it.

:18:31
I never do...
:18:35
- It's a tradition.
- I know, Dad. Yout told me

:18:38
I was a Berserk for King Harald
Fairhair...

:18:42
You went berserk...
:18:43
I went berserk in every battle
I ever fought for King Harald...

:18:49
So did your father...
:18:50
So did my father and his father
before him.

:18:55
But it's a responsibility...
:18:57
But it's a responsibility being
a Berserk.


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