:29:05
Oh, that poor old woman - I didn't want her to - I didn't know -
:29:09
She chose her death long ago. It was the fate she wanted.
:29:14
And you, you have no regrets, as I do?
:29:16
I can never regret. I can feel sorrow, but it's not the same thing.
:29:22
Where will you go now?
:29:24
I am looking for others like me. Have you seen them, magician?
:29:29
No, I've never seen anyone like you. Not while I was awake, anyway.
:29:33
A butterfly told me of a Red Bull, who pushed all the other unicorns
to the ends of the earth.
:29:40
And Mommy Fortuna spoke of a King Haggard.
:29:43
So I'm going where they are, to learn whatever they know.
:29:48
Take me with you, for luck, for laughs, for the unknown.
:29:52
You may come with me if you like, though I wish you'd asked for some
other reward for having freed me.
:29:58
Well, I thought about it, but you could never have granted my true
wish.
:30:03
No. I cannot turn you into something you are not.
:30:07
I cannot turn you into a true magician.
:30:10
That's all right, don't worry about it.
:30:12
I'm not.
:30:14
What do you know of King Haggard?
:30:17
I have heard that he's an old man who rules over barren country by
the sea.
:30:21
Some say that Haggard's land was green and soft once, before he came,
but the minute he touched it, it became hard and grey.
:30:28
Tell me about the Red Bull.
:30:30
The Red Bull?
:30:32
I've heard too many tales, to tell you the truth.
:30:35
I've heard - I've heard that the Bull is real, that the Bull is a
ghost.
:30:42
Sorry.
:30:44
I've heard that the Red Bull protects Haggard or else that he keeps
him a prisoner in his own castle - there are so many stories.
:30:52
They passed down all the roads long ago, and the Red Bull ran close
behind them and covered their footprints.