:38:03
No.
:38:05
No. Hmm?
:38:08
I thought not.
:38:12
So, what are you
doing here?
:38:15
Well, I may be mistaken,
but I had the feeling...
:38:18
that this was the house
of Mr. DeFernet.
:38:20
Well, you're obviously
not mistaken.
:38:24
Ah, Connor MacLeod.
:38:27
I see you've met
my rather spirited niece, Sarah.
:38:30
- She's come here from England.
- It seems I'm in need of taming.
:38:35
Pleasant challenge...
I would imagine.
:38:38
I invited him for the weekend
to join us at the card table.
:38:43
- So you're a gambler, Mr. MacLeod?
- On occasion.
:38:46
So am I.
:38:49
On occasion.
:38:51
Any chance of a preview?
:38:54
Not at this point, but some
of the more unusual objects...
:38:57
will be lent
to our existing exhibition...
:38:59
However, is it not possible
to be stepping on the site...
:39:03
of the legendary lost cave of
the great Japanese sorcerer Nakano?
:39:07
As I've said before, any speculation at
this point would be a little premature.
:39:12
Well, is it not true that supported
by your own controversial studies,
:39:17
that legends can be used to
identify archaeological sites?
:39:20
It is true that we have seen parallels
between missing sites before.
:39:24
What about the inscriptions?
:39:26
Do they offer clues or is this
some cave-robbing graffiti?
:39:29
It's probably just some
ancient taggers.
:39:31
Taggers. Well, Ms. Johnson,
so no idea what it means?
:39:34
I know what it means.
:39:41
As for the alphabet...
uh, early Russian.
:39:47
"There can be only one. "
:39:52
Only one what?
:39:54
Alex-san, another fax
from Tommy.
:39:58
"A little something
to read on the flight home.