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(Galen:) He will tip his arrows with poison |  |
(Attila:) If I die of poison, the tribe will kill him, he knows that |  |
| (Galen:) This poison leaves no sign |
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(Attila:) How would Bleda get such a poison? |  |
(Attila:) You? |
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(Attila:) Galen, what evil have you worked for him? Did he poison Rua? |  |
(Galen:) Bleda swore he'd kill me if I didn't help.. |  |
| and besides, I knew it would bring you back from Rome. |  |
(Attila:.. in anguish) I would've come back anyway! |
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| (Galen:) My vision said otherwise. |  |
(Attila:) Argh.. your visions! |  |
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(Galen:) I was right to do what I did. You're here and this time tomorrow, you'll be king. |  |
(Attila:) Give me some of your poison woman. |  |
| (Galen:) I have none to give. There are no more mushrooms, I've been looking for weeks. |  |
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(Attila:) Then you've not only killed Rua, you've killed me. |  |
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(Galen:) No, if the poison enters you, I'll draw it out. |  |
(Attila:) How? Will you be riding next to me on a horse of your own? |  |
| (Galen:) Attila, find the sword. If you have the sword, nothing can touch you. |  |
(Attila:) Nobody has found it in 100 years, how am I supposed to find it before sunrise? |  |
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(Attila:) I'm through with you woman, never speak to me again. |  |
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