All language subtitles for Hercules S03E10 The Lady and the Dragon.DVDRip.NonHI.cc.en.UNVSL

Oh, Zachariah,
there's no one like you.

You're so brave and strong.

Oh, Zachariah.

What's the matter?

I'm sorry, Cynea.
Not tonight, okay?

Don't worry about it. I've heard it
happens to every man sometime.

That's not it.

Someone has to stop Braxus.

You promised we wouldn't
talk about that tonight.

Yeah, well you're right.

I'm through talking.

Wait. Where are you going?

Look at you. The fear
Braxus put into you.

I'm stopping him now. No,
please, Zachariah, don't.

No one has ever come back
from that awful place alive.

I couldn't bear to lose you.

Look, if I don't kill him,

he'll destroy Laurentia
like the other villages.

Then if you must go,
carry a part of me with you...

for luck and love.

I'll come back. I promise.

Oh, Zachariah.

I need another drink!

Haven't you had enough?

Hi, could I get a
tankard of water...

and a rack of venison, please?

Thank you.

If I were you, friend,
I'd put that knife back...

unless you want to
lose your other arm.

Are you threatening me, big man?

I believe you're the one
doing the threatening.

I just came in here to
get something to eat.

Hercules, how have you been?

I'm great, Marcius.
Yourself? Never better.

And Iolaus? He's
fine. He's fine.

- Actually, I'm on my way
to meet him in Laurentia.
- Business or pleasure?

Unfortunately, it's trouble.

Some of the soldiers who helped us
overthrow Adamis have disappeared.

Then the rumors are true. Hmm.

- What have you heard?
- The same.

Vedris, Meandra, Zachariah,
they all pass through here,

but when they
get to Laurentia...

nobody hears from them anymore.

Well, I'm gonna go find out why.

I'll come with you.

And who's going to put food on
the table for your eight children?

There's ten now. Really?

Two more reasons not to go.

Don't worry. Iolaus and I
will get to the bottom of it.

Well, I hope so. They were
all good men. Yes, they were.

So, two more kids, huh?

The nights must
get really cold here.

Yeah, well...

This is the story
of a time long ago,

a time of myth and legend,

when the ancient gods
were petty and cruel,

and they plagued
mankind with suffering.

Only one man dared to
challenge their power...

Hercules.

Hercules possessed a strength
the world had never seen,

a strength surpassed only
by the power of his heart.

He journeyed the earth, battling the
minions of his wicked stepmother, Hera,

the all-powerful
queen of the gods.

But wherever there was evil,

wherever an
innocent would suffer,

there would be... Hercules.

Hail!

Is anybody here?

Somebody left in a hurry.

No, no, let me go!
Whoa! Take it easy.

I'm not afraid of
you. Well, that's good.

You can tell me what
happened back at the village.

What more do you bandits want?

You've taken everything we have.

I think you're confusing
me with somebody else.

Who's everybody hiding from?

Hercules, is that you?

Lemnos. He's Hercules?

Lemnos. Leandra.

Oh, and this must be Gyger.
He certainly has your courage.

Put the slingshot away,
son, and meet the man...

who helped us drive
Adamis into the sea.

Did you come to help us?
Tell me what's going on.

Adamis is back
from exile on Tarsus.

Adamis? He's attacking the
villages that resisted him before,

looting and destroying
everything in his path.

He plans to take all of
Greece, not just the provinces.

We sent for help.
Well, help is here.

Iolaus. Velasarius, how are you?

Good. It's been a long while.
What'll it be? Guess it'll be boar stew.

Oh, and a mug of
ale to wash it down.

- You really have
a way with women.
- Yeah.

- She's been like that
since she came in.
- Really? Looks serious.

We know how to cheer up a wench.

A few of these and
everything'll start to look better.

- Leave me alone.
- Hey, buddy.

Is that your mouth or did
you borrow it from a moron?

Go back to your lunch, little
man, while you can still eat it.

Are you kidding? Eat lunch and look
at your ugly faces at the same time? Ew.

I'll get the slice for ya!

Uh, I'm sorry
about all the trouble.

You're very brave,
but I have to go now.

It's a long walk to Laurentia.
There's a coincidence.

I'm meeting a friend there.

You mind if I walk with you?

Suit yourself. It's
a free province.

He was about 20 cubits long with
mean red eyes and pointy claws...

and he breathed fire.

Sounds like a dragon all
right. His name is Braxus.

A plague that fell from the sky.

We're lucky we got everyone
out before he set the fires.

A dragon helping to loot a
village. It doesn't make any sense.

Some say Adamis
cast a spell on him.

You sure Adamis is behind
all this? I saw it myself.

Still a young man, but
he had a look in his eye...

like he'd stolen
power from the gods.

Doesn't sound like his years
in exile changed him much.

If anything, they made him
crueler. He'll use Braxus...

to destroy us unless we can
find someone to kill that dragon.

Well, let me have a
little talk with Adamis first.

I'll go with you. I'm not
afraid of warlords or dragons.

I can see that, but I'm sure your
family needs you around here.

I'll be back.

Take care.

Behold the flame's
beauty, Orenth.

It cleanses like
a dragon's breath.

Embrace the pain, Orenth!

- It makes you stronger.
- I'm strong enough already.

Strong enough to
defeat Laurentia?

Why waste our time
conquering pathetic little villages?

We need to secure
a route to the sea.

I said... Laurentia!

Toth.

What trifling bit of commerce
brings you from your hole?

Big news, Adamis.

If it's big enough,
I'll pay five dinars...

Or, perhaps, five dinners
would be more to your liking?

It's about Hercules.

He's here and
he's looking for you.

I'll go now.

I know you have
villages to plunder,

farms to pillage.

Perfect. All the pieces
are falling into place.

How did you know
Hercules would show up?

He's so predictable.

Threaten some innocents
and Hercules comes running.

Ten years I spent
on that island...

with nothing but
dragons for company.

Ten long years to
plan my revenge,

and, now, I'll
destroy Hercules...

in the very place he
once defeated me.

Laurentia.

Hey. Here you go. Cheer you up.

I'm sorry. I'm just
not in the mood.

See, my fiancé,
Zachariah, was killed.

I had to tell his family.

Zachariah of Macedonia?

You knew him?

He saved my life at
the battle of Thespis.

How'd he die?

He was killed by a dragon.

I'm sorry. He was a good man.

He wasn't the first to die
at the hands of this beast.

It's been ravaging the
countryside for months.

Then it's time somebody
did something about it.

You're very brave, but
no man can do it alone.

It would take an army.

How about an army of two?

My friend and I... No, please.

I feel responsible for
my Zachariah's fate.

You seem so nice.

I couldn't have both your
deaths on my conscience.

Then you won't.

Hercules! I know who's
been killing our friends.

It's a dragon called
Br... Braxus. I know.

I heard the same.
Zachariah's fiancée told me.

He's been killed as well.

Herc, you know he
saved my life once.

I really feel like we
should avenge his death.

This doesn't feel
right, somehow.

Dragons only leave
their lairs to hunt,

not to burn villages
or track down warriors.

These warriors
weren't tracked down.

They died in its lair.

Adamis might be
behind all this. Adamis?

Isn't he in exile on Tarsus?

Not anymore. He's
back in Laurentia.

We both know that Tarsus is
a breeding ground for dragons.

Hercules, what does it
matter how Braxus got here?

The point is, he is
killing our friends.

We've got to stop him.

I know, but we have to
track down Adamis first...

and find out what's
really going on.

I've done the best I can...

trying to protect you
throughout the years...

just as I protected your mother
before she was murdered.

I thought you'd be safe
here, but I was wrong.

Stop that! Are you
listening to me?

Now, her murderers are here...

in this territory,
looking for you.

I need your help. These
assassins are tricky and clever.

But if we do this right,

we can be rid of them,

so you'll never have
to fear anyone again.

Their names are
Hercules and Iolaus.

Men this evil deserve
to die... slowly.

I'll be ready. I'll
kill them both.

I don't get it.

Why don't you want to go after
a dragon that's killed our friends?

We don't know if it
didn't act in self-defense.

The warriors were killed in the
dragon's lair. It didn't hunt them down.

Well, Hercules, I don't want to wait
until he starts hunting people down.

Iolaus, can we just hold off
until we have proof about Braxus?

If he's as bad as you say, we'll
fight him side-by-side. Iolaus!

- It's not what you think.
- Of course not.

This is Zachariah's fiancée.

Oh.

Hi. Hi.

Is this the friend
you're meeting?

Yeah. Hercules, this is Cynea.

Hi, I was sorry to
hear about Zachariah.

Ah, thank you. It's
been hard on all of us.

Um, I've heard so
much about you.

Iolaus was kind enough to escort
me home. I was gonna fix him dinner.

Would you like to join us?
Thanks, but I'd hate to intrude.

You wouldn't be
intruding. Not at all.

I'm just walking
her home because,

you know, bandits, or
anything can happen.

I know, anything can happen.
Maybe some other time.

Okay. See ya. See ya.

Hercules! Thank
goodness I found you.

Something terrible has
happened. What is it?

It's Gyger. He took my sword,
and he's run off to fight Braxus.

Don't worry. I'll
bring him back.

I had no idea you were
friends with Hercules.

Is he the second half
of your two-man army?

Yeah, usually. I'm
not sure this time.

Good. Maybe he can
talk some sense into you.

People are already
fleeing Laurentia.

I'll be going soon too.

Because of Braxus?

It's only a matter of time
until he destroys this place.

I'm going to Plethos.

I have family there. Plethos?

That's pretty far away.

How am I ever going to
run into you by accident?

Well, you wouldn't, but you
can come visit on purpose.

I might do that.

Cynea, this is wrong.

People should not be
forced to leave their homes...

because of that monster.

Someone has to do
something about it. No!

I don't want to talk
about it anymore.

I've already lost
someone close to me.

You are so sweet.

I couldn't stand it if...

We should get back.

After dinner, I have
to finish packing.

Gyger!

Gyger, can you hear me?

It's Hercules.

Gyger!

Come out, you big, overgrown
lizard. You-You don't scare me.

G-G-Get away from me!

Wow!

Higher! Let's go higher!

Help! Don't move, Gyger!

Stay there. I'm
coming to get you.

Did you see what happened?

No, but I just saw Braxus fly
off, so keep your voice down.

He-He saved my life. What?

I fell off the ledge, and he
flew down and caught me.

Gyger, you're not
making this up, are you?

No, no. I swear it's true,

and I wasn't
scared for a minute.

Well, your parents
were, so, come on.

We better get you back to them.

Stupid! You should
have killed him.

But why? He's just a little boy,

not much older than me.

Braxus! Braxus, you make it so
hard for me to take care of you.

Can't you see? By
not killing that boy...

the villagers will think
you have a soft side.

They won't be afraid
to come here anymore.

You won't be safe anywhere.
I just wanted another friend.

I know. I know it's tough
growing up all by yourself,

but it's a cold, hard
world out there...

and the only way to survive...

is to be cold and hard yourself.

But... No "buts."

I know it's not easy,

but try and think of what
happened to your mother.

Remember, she was soft.
She trusted Hercules and Iolaus.

Are they the ones
who killed her?

I'm sorry, Adamis. I
should've listened to you.

I'm only doing this
for your own good.

I just don't want to see
you end up like your mother.

I sure miss her.

Thanks for all your help. It
feels really good to smile again.

It feels really
good to eat again.

You know, this is a
meal fit for the gods.

And I thank them
for sending you.

You know, you cheered me up.

You better be careful.
I might get used to this.

I'm sorry. That was...

No, it's just that...

I feel so guilty enjoying you...

while poor Zachariah...

Cynea.

I can't bring Zachariah back,

but I can avenge
his death for you.

What do you mean?

All I know is, if
you wanna go on,

you have to put the
past behind you...

Braxus, all those
terrible memories.

Iolaus, I didn't
mean to upset you.

Look, you have suffered
more than anyone should suffer,

and I'm gonna
put a stop to it...

right now.

Iolaus, don't.

If you have any
feeling for me at all,

you won't risk your
life for this dragon.

It's not just about
my feelings for you.

I have to do this for Zachariah,

for all the others.

Then take this
with you... for luck.

Hello, Cynea. Hey, Hercules.

Come on in. Oh, thanks.

Is Iolaus still here? Why,
no. He's not with you?

He left a long time
ago. Right after dinner.

That's not like
Iolaus to eat and run.

Did he say where he was going?

Oh, no. I didn't think
he'd go alone. Go where?

To kill the dragon,
Braxus. Iolaus.

You have to stop
him. Don't worry. I will.

Another great
performance, my love.

I doubt he'll catch him in time,

but, even if he does, we won't be
seeing Hercules or Iolaus ever again.

To our victory.

Iolaus.

Kill him!

Fellas, I really don't
have time for this.

- It won't take us long.
- Good.

They should slow him
down right according to plan.

Where are we going? You'll
find out when we get there.

I think Adamis has got
a little surprise for you.

He does? Just keep moving.

You're right. It
didn't take that long.

Vigilance. Good, Braxus.

I'm impressed.

I've come with news.

Hercules's friend,
Iolaus, is on his way.

He's only one man,
but he fights like ten.

I'm not afraid of anybody.

Nor should you be.

After you kill him,
Hercules is sure to follow.

Then, you'll avenge
your mother's death.

I brought you a little snack
to keep your strength up.

Orenth! One by one we've
destroyed our enemies.

Now, with these last two,
our revenge will be complete.

Oh, no. No, no, please.

Adamis, I beg
you. I'm your friend.

Well, if you'd betray
your neighbors,

you'd certainly betray me!

You don't want me.
I've got gallstones.

You'll chip a tooth!

Enjoy.

We'll be back.

Iolaus, this is a dragon.

Big deal. I've fought worse.

A fire-breathing dragon.

Iolaus, don't do
anything foolish.

It's done. They're both dead?

Not yet. They separated
just as I planned.

By the time Hercules gets there,

Braxus will be picking his
teeth with Iolaus's bones.

How can you be sure Hercules
won't kill Braxus all by himself?

Even the mighty Hercules isn't
strong enough or clever enough...

to slay a dragon.

You did it once. I spent ten
years living amongst those beasts.

They trusted me.

I know how they
live, breathe and think.

I wouldn't
underestimate Hercules.

I won't, but mark my words...

Iolaus's death will
destroy his will to fight.

Then I'll drape your body
in this country's riches.

As long as we rule equally,

you can drape my body
with whatever you want.

Oh!

Think you're smart, huh?

Hey, that's not
supposed to happen.

Iolaus?

Put me down!

Whoa!

Whoa. Big dragon.

Hang on, Iolaus!

Like I have a choice.

Mind if I borrow this?

- Iolaus, you okay?
- No.

Braxus!

Braxus, we're not
here to harm you.

Can you understand that? What
are you talking to it for? It's a dragon.

I'll kill you both!

A talking dragon.

Iolaus.

Hey! Whoo-hoo-hoo!
Over here, bonehead!

Hey! Don't call me names!

Hey! Hey! Come on, lizard lips!

Give me your best shot! Ah!

Ow! Ah! Ah! Ah!

You got it. Come on!
No! We're not killing him.

Why not? He was
trying to kill us.

Only to protect himself
like he did with the others.

- How do you know that?
- 'Cause I figured out who sent
our friends to die here.

- Who?
- Is that Cynea's scarf?

Yeah. You better take a
look in that pit over there.

You've been quiet all day.
What are you thinking about?

- I'm going to miss him.
- Hercules? But you detest him.

And I'll spit on his grave.

It's Braxus I
regret having to kill.

But why do that? He's
a valuable weapon.

After I take my revenge on
Hercules I won't need him,

and he's too powerful to
risk losing to my enemies.

But he'll do anything
you ask him to.

For how long?

When he's fully grown,
he'll have a mind of his own.

What's to stop him
from turning against me...

like his mother did?

So that's why she died.

She gave me no choice.

I'll wait till he sleeps,
then kill him like I killed her.

I can't believe she
would do that to me.

She's obviously
working with Adamis.

Adamis? Why?
Because he is her lover.

You were right about Braxus only
killing those who attacked him first.

I'm living proof. What
are you doing here?

I was spying for Adamis.

Playing both sides.

Instead of thanking me, he
served me up as an appetizer.

I was a fool to trust him.

Are you paying attention here?

Your friend Adamis uses people.

Let me go!

No. Not till you stop trying to
kill us and listen for a change.

- You're trying to fool me.
- Adamis is the one
who's fooling you.

We're not here to hurt you.

You're lying! I'm
not and I'll prove it.

Iolaus. Hmm?

Your sword. Oh.

If I wanted to hurt you, I
wouldn't be setting you free.

Uh, no, uh, don't you think
we should talk about this?

What if he wants
to hurt us. He won't.

Will you, Braxus? You're
not a cold-blooded killer.

I don't think it's gonna matter.

We've got company.
They're alive.

And they've got
Braxus too. Kill them!

Do you mind? No.

I'll take care of Iolaus myself.

Hello. Good-bye.

Cynea! What have I done?

- I've waited ten years
for this moment.
- Get a life.

Give it up, Adamis. Your
soldiers are gone. Cynea is gone.

- It's over.
- Not yet!

Drop your weapons
or I'll kill him.

You're wrong if you
think I don't know how.

I killed his mother the same
way. I sent both thrusts...

right between the eyes.

If you're quick enough, you
barely get any blood on you.

You killed my mother! Traitor!

You're the traitor.

He never really cared about me.

No, Braxus, he didn't.

Now I don't have any
friends. Yeah, you do.

You got Hercules and me.

Oh, thank you.

If you flew back to
Tarsus I'd bet you'd find...

a lot of dragons that'd
like to be your friend.

You're setting me free?

Oh, it'll be nice to
see my home again.

Would you come visit?

Yeah. That's a promise.

Ooh, I'd like that... a lot!

Good-bye, Hercules.
Good-bye, Iolaus. Thanks!

Whee! Look at me!

Whoo!

When am I ever gonna learn?

I should've listened
to you in the first place.

You had no way of knowing
Cynea was Adamis's lover.

Then how come I
feel like such a fool?

Because you're a
passionate, intense person.

It's part of your charm. Yeah?

No, I'm just being nice.

Whoa! Whoa!

Bye!

Where to? Wherever
the wind takes us, Iolaus.

Closed-Captioned By
Captions, Inc., Los Angeles