Cerberus
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What's it mean?
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There's no precise translation.
Guardian, protector.

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- Something like that.
- Willis: How'd you learn all this?

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My teacher Radu was the first
to decipher the language.

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I studied under him
for four years.

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I'll bet you were
the teacher's pet.

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He was a good teacher
and a friend.

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I miss him.
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I'm sorry.
I didn't mean any offense.

:29:22
Why don't you quit
while you're ahead, Willis?

:29:28
Don't mind him, lady.
He may not be good with words,

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but he can shoot a flea
off a rat's ass at 1,000 meters.

:29:34
Well, I guess everybody
has one special talent.

:29:36
You must be the Shakespeare
of the group.

:29:38
Nah, I just like
to blow things up.

:29:41
So what do you think, Miss Gaines,
we in the right ballpark?

:29:44
Could you stop calling me that?
Makes me sound like a school librarian.

:29:48
Jake:
All right, Professor.

:29:51
Samantha:
Well, this should be it.

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I mean, according to this,
"From the house that Bacchus rules

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the cursed Cerberus
keeps vigil over Arsus Abyssus."

:30:00
Hey, there goes your
three-headed dog.

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Samantha: Of course, the house
of the god of wine, a pub.

:30:08
He must be
watching over it.

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Hey, look at that.
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There it is.
Arsus Abyssus.

:30:21
Hell's Citadel.
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Sounds warm and cozy.
:30:38
It looks old.
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But not that old.
:30:44
It's a Magyar fortress.
:30:46
13th, 14th century, I'd say.
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Built on the ruins
of a Roman fort.

:30:52
Any idea
on how we get in?

:30:54
Knock?
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Burke: Yeah, I don't
think anybody's home.


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