:22:10
Well, the gods wanted it to happen.
:22:13
But I'm a blacksmith,
and she is a queen.
:22:16
Up North are many tales about
blacksmiths who became kings.
:22:21
Really?
:22:22
There have always been things
that were different about you.
:22:26
Maybe she felt them too.
:22:33
Father, take me with you
on your journey to Burgund this year.
:22:36
Why?
:22:40
Maybe the river holds an answer to
what happened before you found me.
:22:45
You were never curious
about that before.
:22:48
It never really mattered before.
:22:52
Maybe last night changed you.
:22:57
I don't know anything about myself.
:23:00
I've never even left the smithy.
And now I feel I must.
:23:05
Let's get the boat ready.
We'll leave tomorrow morning.
:23:12
Thank you.
:23:15
Thank you, Father.