We shall see

Casiodorus Rex:

Did you ever hear of King Gaiseric? Oh no, of course not, you weren't even born. He was my brother, a great King and a valiant man-at-arms. When he ascended the throne, the dragon was unbridled. No one knew where it might strike next. So, he brought forth his broadsword, assembled his best company of fighters and went out to do battle. He was never seen again. But his attack provoked the most terrible reprisals: whole villages incinerated, entire crops burnt, death, famine... horrible. How did you arrogate to yourself the role of 'savior'? Galen:
I was invited. Casiodorus Rex:
Not by me! I think you're nothing but a boy... an apprentice! [rips the amulet from around Galen's neck] Casiodorus Rex:
Have you ever considered the consequences of failure? Galen:
WHAT failure? What are you saying, do you want the dragon back? Casiodorus Rex:
You came here and toyed with the monster! Who are YOU, to risk our people? Our villages? Galen:
But your children were dying! Casiodorus Rex:
Only a few, does that sound cruel? It is better that they should die that others might live. I created the lottery! [General murmuring of agreement among the King's court] Casiodorus Rex:
Me! And from the moment it began, the dragon was tamed! The kingdom has prospered! Galen:
At what price? You can't make a shameful 'peace' with dragons. You must kill them as I have done. Casiodorus Rex:
Then the beast is dead? Galen:
Yes, it's dead. Casiodorus Rex:
We shall see