:15:02
- Where is the Druid?
- What Druid?
:15:05
the man in the white robe.
:15:07
A beggar, nothing more.
:15:09
Who would dare lay hands
on a Druid?
:15:15
You know me, Arverne?
:15:18
You'd be a hard man to forget,
for the son ofCeltill.
:15:23
- We thoughtyou were dead.
- Where areyou going?
:15:26
Gergovia.
:15:29
Well, I am going to Bibracte...
:15:32
to meet the other chiefs ofGaul.
:15:35
Would you like tojoin me?
:15:37
For a while.
:15:47
What keeps you here,
so far from Rome?
:15:49
the same thing that kept
you hidden in the woods...
:15:52
and now sets you on my road to destiny.
:15:54
Spoken like a Druid.
:15:56
Actually, I was once a Druid
ofsome kind--
:16:00
a high priest of Rome.
:16:02
It cost me a lot ofmoney.
:16:05
- Areyou a Druid?
- No, I chose another path.
:16:08
So did I.
I chose to serve Rome--
:16:11
Rome, to which all roads lead.
:16:13
Bridges, aqueducts, roads...
:16:17
the free movement
ofgoods and men...
:16:24
Assembleyourwarriors.
:16:25
Join me on my expedition
to Britain.
:16:29
Win fame, glory...
:16:31
and Roman citizenship.
:16:34
And halfofeverything...
:16:37
you seize.
:16:42
So. Our paths diverge now...
:16:46
but not too long, I think.
:16:49
thankyou for the horse.
:16:52
I will return it.