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when their land sank into the sea.
There are too many of them for everyone of us.
No one can bring them down.
No, D'Leh.
The ones they force to do their work,
they are even more.
You think they will fight with us?
That is for you to find out.
D'Leh! D'Leh!
Do not be afraid, Baku.
I'll bring you home.
- Where is Evolet?
- The women sleep in different huts.
But I saw her today.
Tic'Tic is waiting with many spears by the sand.
They killed Moha today. He was sacrificed.
It is my mistake that they are in this terrible mess.
I need your forgiveness.
The Fathers chose you to lead us.
And we will stand by your side.
Tell them how many spears we have.
The number of spears does not matter.
He says the blind man knows much about the Gods.
He was once their servant, but ran away.
They have hidden him here ever since.
Wise man--
Tell us more of these Gods.
They were three, but now there's only one left.
There must be a way to defeat him.
He said, once, only once he heard the God
speak of one he fears.
They have a telling of one who wears the mark
that you can see in the sky at night.
They call it Uruana, "the Mark of the Hunter".
The brightest star of all heaven.
He asks if you wear the Mark of the Hunter.
Without the mark, you cannot bring down the God.
Wait, wait. The band on your arm.
Where did you get it?
- The man who saved his life.
- Where is he?
His bones are buried in the sand with all the others.
He wants to know why you ask of this man.
He was my father.
Ask him where Tic'Tic is.
They got on us!
I am full of days.
Please, great hunter, do not say that.
We need you.
They will not fight with us.
They have their own prophecy.
A prophecy has many faces, many ways to come true.
Your father-- he gave this to me.
- No, great hunter, this is yours--
- Take it.
Be as your father.
Be as your father.
Be as your father.
D'Leh--
I know how it feels to lose a good friend.
Your father was mine.
He remembered you.
His heart hurt when he spoke about a boy beyond the Great Mountains.
He was preparing to leave to go back to you.
That is when he was taken.
D'Leh--
The men are waiting.
We, the people of the Yagahl,
hunt the mightiest of beasts, the manak.
He is great and we are small, and still we bring him down.
Because we hunt together. As one.
When the sun arises,
we will join our brothers and sisters on the Mountain of the God
and convince them to fight with us
together, as one!
What just happened?
Listen, Baku, today you must become a hunter.
Me?
"Yahala."
...many times.
Look. That one.
Baku, we found the real bull. Go.
Quina, not yet!
Now!
- .
- .
Ka'Ren, look!
We must go everybody up the ramp! Go, go!
Ka'Ren! No!
Stop!
He says the one who follows this woman should turn back,
or she will die.
Like this traitor.
Turn back to your mountains. You can take your woman.
Tell him I'll take his offer.
Tell him I accept.
Tell him!
But I will take all my people with me.
Each and every Yagahl.
Tell him!
They are yours!
Ask him what will happen to the others!
They belong to the God, he says.
They will do his work. Forever.
No.
They will not!
He is not a God!
D'Leh!
Evolet!
Help! Help!
She is bleeding!
You came for me.
No, no, please. No.
You came for me.
Please. Please.
To have journeyed so far,
to have walked till the end of the world
to bring down the one they call the Almighty
only to return without Evolet,
this was not what Old Mother had foretold.
But just as she was lost to him forever,
the legend of the child with the blue eyes
began.
Evolet had brought the promise of life to our people.
And now, with her last breath,
Your father wanted to bring these back to you.
They will feed your people.
Tell them the people of the Yagahl thank the Naku people.
Thank you, brother Nakudu.
My heart walks with you, brother D'Leh.
That was the last time they saw their friends the Naku.
And then the long journey home began.
They're back! They're back!
And as the ones who walked with the Fathers
looked down on them and guided their way,
so the Yagahl looked to Evolet and D'Leh
And when the first moon was born again to their valley,
it brought whit it the first fruits of their land.
Look how fast it is growing.
And so it came to pass that the promise of life
was fulfilled.
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