Spartacus Blood and Sand Episode VI
In the previous episode, Spartacus fought a battle to defeat the Arena Mythos. Batitas also brought back his wife, Sula. Everything seems to be coming to a standstill.
But, as it really is, can Spartacus really succeed in reuniting with his wife?
Spartacus was disgraced, and Batitas also took advantage of this battle to raise his eyebrows and make a lot of money.
Gladiators are all people of honor, and when they see Sparta's wonderful duels in the arena, they all abandon their prejudices and shout for him to celebrate.
Bahtas also held a carnival. Want to treat this group of hard-trained gladiators.
Batitas called Spartacus out alone and told him about his plans for the future, he would spend a lot of money to build him, make him an arena icon, weapons, armor, accommodation all the best. He had to turn over again on Sparta.
At the same time, he also told Spartacus the good news that his wife had found it and was on her way to deliver it.
Sparta was overjoyed and full of anticipation. Think it's worth it.
The instructor sent him to a separate dormitory, and he never had to squeeze in with anyone else again. Sparta asked if Sulla could live with him.
The instructor said that the female dependents were separated from us. They would live in the mansion and serve their masters.
Sparta felt a little incredible, wasn't that a slave?
The instructor nodded, yes, you and I are both.
On the other side, Barka caught Ashur, who was about to slip away, and he had bet a lot of money last time that Spartacus would win the game. Ashur loses the Goblin and is powerless to pay it back, and Barka threatens to give me the money I won no matter what method you want. Then leave in anger.
It turned out that he and Pylos had long planned to spend money to redeem themselves, and it was precisely the money won by this bet that would allow the two of them to gain freedom and fly away from then on.
The two talked nothing, and Pylos was simple-minded, asking him if he had killed Ovidis's young son last time.
Barca deceived him and said that he had secretly let him go. I don't do anything to my children.
Since the last conversation with the instructor, Spartacus had been planning an escape. He couldn't have let Sulla stay and be a slave with him. He told Varro about it, and by the way asked about the route of escape.
Varro thought it was impossible to escape, and Sparta said he had a good plan.
Varro can only remind him to be careful, to find the right time, but also to beware of one person, Instructor Docott.
The senator brought his son to see Sparta, who taught the young senator's son, Numanris, the art of fighting.
At this time, a messenger brought an urgent letter saying that he had found Ovidis's son, who was the only survivor of the tragedy.
The senator hurried away to look for the survivor, not noticing the messenger's unnatural face. He wanted to avenge his cousin too much. Batitas was very nervous, and his face was natural.
Sparta took the opportunity to quietly hide the dagger that Numanris was carrying— the first step in his escape plan.
Batitas was completely panicked, obviously he had arranged for Barka to solve the whole family of Ovidis, why did he slip through the net?
Ashur whispers up to him as he overhears Barca preparing to redeem himself with the money he won from gambling and fly away with his little boyfriend, Pylos. Batitas and his wife naturally believe that Barka has betrayed them. But the long-standing knowledge of Barka's loyalty made him willing to listen to Barka's explanation.
Ashur said that asking him directly would be tantamount to striking a snake in the grass, and that he could start with the naïve Pilos.
Everyone in the training ground was reveling, drinking, women, gambling, sleepless nights.
Spartacus continued to prepare his escape plan, and he went to Kress's residence, stole the anesthetic, put it in a wine glass, and went to the instructor.
The man, who was always self-disciplined, did not attend the, but he made an exception for Sparta to reunite with his wife with a glass of wine—a wine with anesthetics attached.
At Ashur's suggestion, the master Batitas found Balka's little boyfriend Pylos, and with a little kindness, he put this simple boy in the clouds, and Pylos was flattered to tell Batitas Balka that he had not harmed the innocent child.
Bahtas forced his composure and told him to back off. After consulting with Ashur, he decided to attack Barka when he was drunk. Let him know the cost of betrayal.
Ashur helped Barka negotiate the redemption price and took Barka into a heavy ambush.
At first, Barca explains that he has actually dealt with the child, and that what he told Pylos was actually lying to him, fearing that Pylos would know that his hands were stained with the blood of a child.
Batitas hesitated, after all Barka was loyal, and he did not believe that Barka would betray him.
Ashur saw that the provocative plan was about to be broken, and sneaked directly into Barka from behind.
Barka thought that his master would not let him go and wanted to execute him, but he had no choice but to resist. However, in the end, they were defeated by the many guards who were ambushed here. Executed by Batitas himself, he was given what he called freedom.
Ludia warned Nivea, who saw this, not to tell the truth.
Just after dealing with the traitor Barka, the senator rushed in angrily and said that Ovidis's son had been found to be dead. The messenger had deceived him, and he was preparing to go to him for trouble. But there was no news of the man. So come to Batitas and ask if you've seen it.
Batitas discovered that he had wronged Barka. There was some remorse in my heart. The wife comforted her, saying that Balka was determined to redeem himself anyway, and that such a person would not stay long, even if he did not betray him. Batitas was instantly relieved.
In fact, this is all Ashur's plan, let the messenger fake news, make Batitas jealous of Barka, he directed the perfect killing.
Everything was ready, all the gladiators went to sleep after a night of revelry, and the doorman was listless. He plans to take Batitas hostage, and the soldiers will surely let him go.
Varro was still a little worried, and although he stole the dagger and stunned the instructor, the plan could not catch up with the change.
Spartacus was already on the string and had to send it. Only when his wife arrived, he fled with her.
The carriage that greeted his wife came, but not wanting the instructor to resist the anesthetic with a strong physique, he had a premonition that Spartacus would change, and came out with a whip to stop it.
There was no turning back, Spartacus was holding a dagger in one hand, waiting for action, but he saw a scene that he had never thought of in his life——
Groom said they had been attacked and his wife had been killed in the confusion.
Sparta held his wife, and neither of them had time to say goodbye. Without the beauty, what else to talk about escaping, Sulla, Sparta's only hope was shattered.
Batitas was not sentimental. Nor was it a surprise. He said to Ludia: Yes, I fulfilled my promise to reunite them as a couple. There was a faint sense of pride on his face.
From the initial consternation, Ludia also slowly understood that Batitas would not let go of the most valuable cash cow. Then laugh and leave.
Spartacus could only cling to his wife's body and cry silently.
But unbeknownst to him, his fate was profoundly changed.
Will Spartacus, who has lost his beloved wife, follow the path that Batitas has set for him against his compatriot Thracians?
Will the truth of the Barka affair be revealed? What kind of fate will Pylos have?
What is Varro's background? Why did he voluntarily enter the training ground?
Take a look at the next episode.