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00:30He went to Columbus, he thought it better,
00:34That far behind the horizon a new country can be.
00:40The fear grows day by day and after twelve meters,
00:44Hunger, thirst and need and suffering and still no country in sight.
00:49But one day the man loved the mast to the captain,
00:54I heard, but shyly he had seen a new country.
00:59Christopher Columbus, a brave man on board,
01:03Proud and fearless, so he sails when he's aboard.
01:07Christopher Columbus, he thought it better,
01:10That far behind the horizon a new country can be.
01:14A new country can be!
01:29And when we're done with it...
01:46Arana!
01:48When our return to Spain is as smooth as the journey here,
01:51I can assure you that I will be back in a short time with new supplies.
01:55And in the meantime, you will be in charge of Navidad.
02:01You have the command, Arana.
02:03I thank you, Admiral.
02:05And as General Prophos, appointed by your Majesty the King and the Queen,
02:09I will fulfill my duties to the best of my knowledge and conscience.
02:13And you, Gutierrez, and you too, Escobedo.
02:16While I am away, I will be in charge of these newly discovered countries.
02:21Do not disappoint me.
02:27I am sure you will be right, Hanke.
02:29Trust us, Admiral.
02:31The next time you set foot on this island,
02:33you will find all these barrels filled to the brim with gold.
02:36I promise you that, Admiral.
02:38Admiral, I implore you, make it clear to your Majesty
02:42what we have already achieved here.
02:46I have to tell you one thing. Somehow I have a weakness for the Admiral.
02:49I will miss you, my friend.
02:51But I have decided to sail back to Spain with him.
02:54I think you are crazy.
02:56But I promise you one thing.
02:58When you return, a barrel full of gold will be waiting for you here.
03:01You will see.
03:02Admiral!
03:03We have just been informed by Captain Pinson.
03:07Let us hear it, Torres. What is it?
03:09Well, apparently one of Guacanagari's subordinates
03:12has seen the Pinta sail further east from a small bay.
03:15That must have been two days ago.
03:17Maybe he wants to go to Spain
03:19and hopes that when he arrives there,
03:21he will be able to claim the discovery of Cipangus for himself.
03:24I can see that in this transverse sailor Pinson.
03:28Yes, and if we want to catch him,
03:30we have to get into the sea as quickly as possible.
03:47Good luck! We will be back soon!
03:49And we will pick up some more gold!
03:53Happy journey home! Come back soon!
03:56Yes!
04:11On January 4, 1493, we left the island of Hispaniola.
04:18On January 4, 1493, we left the island of Hispaniola.
04:29Admiral!
04:31In my opinion, it urges me to express my opinion on this matter with Pinson.
04:36For more than 40 days, he has acted exclusively on his own decision.
04:40This is a gross violation of your authority
04:43and it should be punished severely.
04:45I understand you, Sanchez.
04:47But you have to give Pinson the opportunity to explain it.
04:50Good news, Admiral. We have sighted the Pinta.
04:53What? Where is she?
04:54Look there!
04:57Steerboard ahead. And she's right behind us, Senior Sanchez.
05:01So Pinson doesn't want to flee?
05:03We'll stick to our course.
05:05Vicente leaves his boat at sea and orders Captain Pinson
05:07to come on board immediately.
05:09Excellent, Admiral.
05:11Then I can assure you that my brother is probably on board.
05:15Let's go.
05:26Admiral?
05:28I just heard that the Santa Maria has run into a reef. Is that true?
05:33You may have nerves to talk about reefs here.
05:35What do you have to say about knowingly ignoring orders?
05:38Nothing at all, because no orders were ignored, knowingly or unknowingly.
05:42What do you mean by that?
05:44He was also a victim of terrible circumstances.
05:46As you know, there was a strong current.
05:48Our anchor sank and we were torn apart by the current.
05:51Whatever we tried, we couldn't turn around.
05:54A very convincing explanation, Martin.
05:57But what still amazes me is how you still managed to find all the gold.
06:08Oh, but that's not worth talking about.
06:10That's just worthless talk. My men have much more of it.
06:13You'll see, Admiral.
06:16But still, I demand to know how you justify your disregard for orders and your self-righteous action.
06:22I sincerely regret that it came as it did.
06:25But you have to understand one thing, Admiral.
06:27I certainly did not act in my own interest for my own gain.
06:31It was absolutely necessary to find gold to keep our promise to the Majesties.
06:36And I also promised my men that I would bring every single one of them home as a rich man.
06:41Was I able to let them down after everything they did for me?
06:44And finally, I believed that with the finding of gold, I would also secure the success of our enterprise, Admiral.
06:50It was well thought of by you to justify such loud apologies.
06:54You almost convinced me.
06:56We will continue to talk in Spain.
06:58But from now on, you are under my command again.
07:00Under no circumstances will I allow you to act in your own power again.
07:07Tch.
07:33A storm is approaching.
07:35What?
07:37How can you say that? I have never seen the sky so clear in the West.
07:50Oh, you were right after all.
07:52Certainly.
07:53Weather forecasting in the western sky always means only one thing.
07:56Bad weather.
07:57It is an inevitable storm warning.
07:59Men, prepare for a heavy storm!
08:30Throw the anchors, men! Throw the rescue anchors!
08:38I have bad news.
08:40We have lost the Pinta in the eye.
08:42Make sure that the headlights are on so that she can still see us.
08:46When the storm is over, we will look for her.
08:48Pray that we all survive.
08:50Help! For help!
08:53Admiral! There is water in the cargo hold!
08:56Then get down with her, Bursche, and help to scoop it out!
08:59Faster!
09:00Faster!
09:24Amen.
09:25If we manage to keep the Ninjas before the sinking,
09:28then only with the help of the Holy Mother of God,
09:30if we return home safely,
09:32one of us will become a pilgrim to the pilgrimage site of St. Mary of Guadalupe.
09:36We will let fate decide who will receive this honor.
09:42The one who pulls the kicker-herb with the cross
09:45will be chosen to undertake this pilgrimage.
09:50That is her.
09:55Huh?
10:25Hooray!
10:56THE NINJAS
11:08My biggest worry was,
11:10if we all were to find our grave in the depths of the sea,
11:13all my recordings of the previous journey would be lost.
11:17And so I made two inscriptions on parchment.
11:21I sealed them carefully with wax and sealed them in two barrels.
11:37One of the barrels I threw into the sea.
11:39The other I stowed on deck.
11:41If the Ninjas were to be smashed by the waves,
11:43it would float between the wreckage on the water.
11:47And so, even if we all were to drown in the storm,
11:50the recordings of my journey would remain.
11:56But I was aware that the prospect
11:58that one of these barrels would be found unscathed
12:01was even smaller than finding Zipango in the middle of an endless ocean.
12:17THE NINJAS
12:31It must be nearly 40 years ago
12:33that I experienced such a violent storm.
12:35For more than a month now,
12:37not a single ship was able to leave or approach this harbour.
12:41Huh?
12:42Look out there!
12:47Get me my brain back!
12:49That must be a ghost ship!
12:55Captain Diaz, a suspicious-looking ship has just entered the harbour.
13:00What? At this heavy sea level?
13:02Yes, it looks like it.
13:03It seems to be a Spanish ship.
13:05Spanish?
13:06In that case, we'd better take a closer look.
13:08Get a boat ready at once!
13:10Yes, sir!
13:16THE NINJAS
13:36Seaman, tell me, where is your captain?
13:47THE NINJAS
13:50If it isn't Christopher Columbus.
13:53Captain Diaz, it seems to me.
13:55The same, Bartolomeo Diaz.
13:57Captain of this harbour, Captain.
14:00And what could a harbour commander want from me?
14:04Columbus, it is my duty to check every Spanish ship
14:07that enters this harbour.
14:09I'm sorry, but you will accompany me to the king's ministers.
14:14No, Diaz, I refuse.
14:15What?
14:19I was appointed admiral by the king and the queen of Spain.
14:23I see no reason to submit to such a procedure.
14:27Did you say admiral?
14:29When did you want to become an admiral?
14:32This document was handed to me by your majesties, senior.
14:36Read it!
14:37Read it!
14:43We hereby appoint you admiral of the oceanic sea
14:46and vice-king and general-gouverneur of all new islands or continents
14:50that you may discover.
14:52So you speak the truth.
14:54I have just finished a letter here
14:56that I intend to send to King John, your Portuguese ruler.
15:02Perhaps you can get it for me.
15:07The king is currently staying in the monastery of Santa Maria.
15:10I will make sure that he receives your letter.
15:13I am sure he will be happy to welcome you, admiral.
15:38Oh, my.
15:58Your majesty, I ask you to forgive us
16:00for anchoring in front of Lisbon
16:02but the unfavourable weather conditions
16:04to take refuge in your majesty's port of Restello.
16:07A chair for the admiral.
16:09Very well.
16:10What? A chair?
16:12What is he thinking?
16:19Take a seat, admiral.
16:24I have learned a lot from your letter about your journey.
16:28Tell me, is it really true that you reached Zipango by sailing west?
16:33Yes, it is true.
16:34The plan that I proposed to your majesty ten years ago
16:36could finally be realized thanks to the gracious efforts of your majesty,
16:40the king and queen of Spain.
16:42Hm.
16:43Unbelievable!
16:51You write that you brought some natives from Zipango.
16:55What kind of creatures are they?
16:57Take a picture of them yourself.
17:03Oh!
17:11My goodness!
17:21Hm.
17:22As far as I can see, they seem to belong to a completely different race
17:25than the natives of Portuguese Africa.
17:28Hm.
17:29That's right.
17:30On this occasion, I would like to reassure you, your majesty,
17:33that we did not enter Portuguese territory in Africa at any time.
17:37Order them to describe for us the islands from which they came.
17:47You know what we have practiced.
17:57Hm?
18:00Oh!
18:31Oh!
18:47Hm.
18:48Very good.
18:50I just wanted to make sure that he really knew what he was doing.
18:53Nevertheless, admiral...
18:55Yes?
18:56According to the official treaty between the kingdoms of Portugal and Spain,
19:00the newly discovered Zipango falls under Portuguese territory.
19:04Is that not so?
19:06Is that not so?
19:08Your majesty, as I understand the treaty of Alcazobas,
19:11the routes around Africa and all the undiscovered areas along this route belong to Portugal,
19:16whereas the west route that I took has not yet been officially approved by any country.
19:20It is my duty, yes, my most sacred duty, to teach Spain about it.
19:25Of course.
19:27And admiral, please accept my best wishes for the success of your journey.
19:31We will help you establish your ship and provide you with everything you need.
19:35Stay with Dias. He will arrange everything necessary.
19:41You are very generous, your majesty. Thank you.
19:56Look, this is the ship that was sailed on the west route to India.
20:06Well, there you have them again.
20:08Their sails have all been replaced and the decks in the hull have been repaired.
20:12Thank you, Dias. You are a great help to me.
20:14Well, after all, we are both sailors, aren't we?
20:18Oh, I remember, there is another good news.
20:23The Pinta has also arrived safely at home.
20:26Is that really true, Dias? What a happy omen!
20:28Tell me, how is your condition and that of your crew?
20:31After the storm, despite the broken main mast, we managed to reach the port of Bayonne
20:34and there are no losses in the crew.
20:37I thank the Lord that you are saved.
20:39Apparently, Captain Pinson, I believe,
20:41immediately sent a letter to the Spanish royal couple after his arrival.
20:45Does he know that the Ninja has also survived the storm unscathed?
20:53Admiral, one day I would also like to make a trip to Zipango,
20:58but I want to reach it from the east, not from the west.
21:01Ah, so you want to find an east route,
21:04from the tip of the country that you have discovered, the Cape of Good Hope.
21:07Yes, maybe one day we will dive into it together.
21:10You go west and I go east.
21:12And our names will be entered in the history of sailing.
21:15I wish you all the best, Dias.
21:17I wish you the same, Admiral.
21:47On March 13, we left Lisbon and headed for the starting point of our journey, Palos.