(Attila:) About an hour ago, a plot to kill me failed. Were you part of it?
	(Aetius:) If I were, you'd be dead.		(Attila:) Yet you come disguised as a peasant. Why not openly, as a friend?
(Aetius:) To see what I wish to see, not what you wish to show me.		(Attila:) And?		(Aetius:) You've done well.
	(Attila:) The lands I rule are as vast as both your empires put together.		(Aetius:) There is more to empires than land.
(Attila:) It took Rome centuries to become what it is.				(Aetius:) And what happens to us while you're learning? Do we sink into chaos and ruin?
			(Attila:) Only if you resist us.
	(Aetius:) Civilized men are easy to conquer.		But civilization still belongs to the civilized, not the barbarian.
			(Attila:) It belongs to whoever is strong enough to take it.