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Two
of
the
guards
climbed
from
their
horses
and
pulled
Maximus
from
his
horse
.
His
hands
were
still
tied
in
front
of
him
.
Cornelius
searched
in
his
bag
for
something
to
eat
.
He
would
make
sure
the
orders
from
Caesar
were
obeyed
but
he
did
not
want
to
have
Roman
blood
on
his
hands
.
The
other
man
,
Salvius
,
stayed
with
the
three
horses
.
The
two
guards
led
Maximus
down
the
hill
.
They
thought
he
had
given
up
the
fight
,
but
he
was
like
a
cat
watching
a
mouse
.
He
could
see
they
were
young
and
their
armor
was
still
new
.
These
were
royal
guards
-
they
almost
never
left
Rome
and
they
did
not
usually
go
into
battle
.
They
were
not
experienced
fighters
.
"
This
is
good
enough
,
"
said
one
of
them
.
"
On
your
knees
.
"
Behind
Maximus
,
one
of
the
guards
was
ready
with
his
sword
to
cut
off
his
head
.
The
second
guard
stood
facing
Maximus
.
Maximus
sunk
to
his
knees
and
closed
his
eyes
.
As
the
sword
came
down
,
he
turned
very
quickly
and
caught
it
between
his
hands
.
Then
he
brought
the
handle
of
the
sword
up
into
the
guards
face
.
In
the
next
second
he
turned
again
and
struck
the
sword
through
the
other
guard
.
As
he
got
to
his
feet
and
turned
back
to
the
first
man
,
he
saw
his
chance
and
pushed
the
sword
through
his
body
.
On
the
road
above
,
Cornelius
and
Salvius
were
waiting
on
their
horses
.
They
heard
a
cry
from
below
,
and
then
it
was
quiet
again
.
Cornelius
sent
Salvius
down
to
make
certain
Maximus
was
dead
The
guard
rode
down
the
hill
but
saw
nothing
of
his
friends
.
Suddenly
,
he
felt
there
was
someone
behind
him
.
He
turned
in
time
to
see
Maximus
’
s
sword
as
it
flew
through
the
air
toward
him
and
landed
in
his
chest
.
He
fell
to
his
death
.
Cornelius
was
still
on
his
horse
,
eating
his
bread
and
meat
.
He
heard
some
noises
below
,
moved
across
the
road
,
and
looked
down
into
the
trees
.
With
no
sound
at
all
Maximus
came
onto
the
road
behind
him
.
"
Guard
!
"
he
shouted
.
