:27:00
You sure?
:27:02
Yeah.
:27:07
All right,
we move out at 10:00.
:27:09
I'm beginning to lose faith
with your ability
:27:11
to perform this mission,
Mr. Cutter.
:27:16
Don't worry. I'm gonna
get your sword for you.
:27:19
Pray you do.
:27:25
Whoa whoa
whoa whoa whoa.
:27:28
You know what I think
we should do with this guy?
:27:33
We should cut off his hands
and his feet,
:27:35
and we'll feed 'em
to Sung's Dobies.
:27:39
Huh?
:27:40
You'd better hope your sister
is damn good at what she does.
:27:43
Load him in.
:27:44
What about cutting off his hands
and feet and feeding him to the dogs?
:27:47
It was a joke, moron.
Load him.
:28:04
Samantha: "The village that rests
below the Sleeping Giant
:28:07
holds a house
that Bacchus rules.
:28:08
From there, the cursed Cerberus
keeps vigil over Arsus Abyssus."
:28:12
The Sleeping Giant is a nickname
that the Huns had
:28:15
for the group of mountains
we're heading into.
:28:17
- Bacchus is the god of wine.
- Who's Cerberus?
:28:19
Didn't any of you take mythology
in seventh grade?
:28:22
Willis never got past
the seventh grade.
:28:24
Ha.
:28:27
Well, Cerberus is...
:28:28
Cerberus is a three-headed dog
that guarded Hades.
:28:31
Also guards over the sword.
See? I was listening.
:28:33
Also prevents the living from
entering the realm of the dead.
:28:37
I don't need no dog
to tell me to stay out of there,
:28:39
one-headed, three-headed,
whatever.
:28:42
Well, if this is
the Sleeping Giant,
:28:44
then there's only one village
remotely close to this description.
:28:48
Right here.
Strajerul.
:28:56
Samantha: Strajerul is an archaic
Romanian word almost never used today.