Chapter 904: Chapter 537: Water Element Spirit Materials Explode! (Part 2)

No one could stop him.

As he was pondering, Yang Fu suddenly felt a chunk of his strength being drained away, the miniature Jiao Dragon Head on his neck shrank back, and his skin turned smooth.

His control over the surrounding sea and water element vanished completely…

The Ancestor’s [Divine Miracle] had faded.

Yang Fu felt his inner power slowly leaving his body, the fervor in his eyes dissipating, replaced by a touch of sigh.

This power… had briefly made him a sovereign over water.

He was certain that his strength moments ago had surpassed the Tenth Layer of Golden Core… reaching the level of Golden Core Perfection.

That was why he was able to use water techniques to forcibly suppress the Sea Clan commander, and slay him head-on.

“No wonder Qiangzheng is so strong… With his talent, there’s hardly any domain he’s not proficient in.”

“I only borrowed two talents, and I was already king of the water… If Qiangzheng was at my realm, he could easily crush an entire Sea Clan legion.”

“If I used this coral, even without borrowing Qiangzheng’s talent… I could reach what I did just now, right?”

Yang Fu believed it—he absolutely could!

But now, when he looked at his own hands, he realized that water element spell was already forgotten.

“Xiaomin’s Ocean-Transforming Dragon Scripture is exquisite, no less than my Thunder Heaven Moves; if he can absorb this coral, he could become a king of the water element in his era…”

“Xiaomin’s water talent… far surpasses mine. Treasures of this caliber rightfully belong to him.”

Yang Fu admired it for a moment, then with a steadfast look, stored the precious Blue Coral into his storage ring.

After hearing Yang Fu’s words, Yang Genshuo seemed stunned.

“So this is Yang Fu…”

He always thinks of his family’s benefit first, considering the best use for the Yang Family, never his own greatest gains.

Yang Fu has always been this way.

If Yang Shi’s life could be summed up as ‘chivalry’, then Yang Fu’s is… benevolence.

Benevolence for his clan.

“I’m truly shameful!”

Yang Genshuo felt ashamed of his earlier thought of finding an excuse to keep this wonder for himself.

He still had plenty of time ahead, while the Yang Family was in the midst of changes unseen in a century—they needed this treasure far more than he did!

This could give the Yang Family a top water element prodigy, as wings to their tiger on the road to conquering the Sea God Dynasty.

“Mm… who to bestow this on, let’s research it more thoroughly back home.”

The Yang Family’s warrior, Yang Fu?

Or the family’s fourth generation rising star, Yang Min?

Or perhaps as the array eye for Bright City, forging an invincible stronghold?

As Yang Fu stored the treasure, sighs of envy came from Feng Lian and the Feng Family elders nearby.

“Ah! A Heavenly Level Treasure… Even our Feng Family hasn’t seen one these many years.”

“It’s said the Patriarch — erm… Supreme Elder Feng Yi once traded for one, but no one knows what it was, or what became of it in the end.”

“Just rumors, he’s long since dispelled them.”

“But rumors have a basis…”

“Our Feng Family can always whip up a breeze, no?”

“Ah, this!”

The Feng Family members felt some regret, yet had no real greed for such a water element Heavenly Treasure; after all, it was useless to them, as most elite juniors have Wind Spirit Root, making this item a futile prize in their hands.

Yang Fujian also declined to state who would use the treasure, since the Ancestor was present—he’d just await his command.

But he was very interested in the treasure’s origins…

“Beinian, you’re skilled in geomancy and stargazing, do you know where this treasure came from? My brother said he saw a creature underground resembling an earth dragon—could you divine its origin?”

“Allow me a divination…”

Zhuge Beinian activated Astrological Divination, extrapolating from the terrain beneath the sea, and in an instant… a mighty aura descended from the heavens!

Thud!

The always-gentlemanly Zhuge Beinian instantly knelt to the ground, coughing up blood!

The precious artifact fan in his hand turned to dust on the spot.

“Wh-what terrifying power… This is a Great Power I cannot fathom!”

Zhuge Beinian was gravely wounded just by attempting this divination, crushed by that overwhelming aura.

Yang Fujian and Yang Fu exchanged glances, both seeing the extraordinary origin of this event.

Their divine senses linked.

Yang Fu: “Even Beinian can’t withstand it—this coffin must contain the corpse of a Great Power. Perhaps… perhaps the very ancient being spoken of by our Cloud Hidden Immortal Sect. No wonder such a Heavenly Level Treasure could be birthed.”

Yang Fujian: “Buried deep underground… If that’s so, then our Danei Empire may also possess such a coffin?”

“Very possible.”

“Once we return, I’ll send Fourth Battalion to probe the underground.”

“Oh, and besides the treasure, there’s also a vast supply of Frost Stones below. Beinian is gravely wounded, so you all rest here a few days; I’ll take Fourth Battalion down to mine.”

“Good!”

After a short rest, Yang Fu took half of Fourth Battalion’s black sappers to start mining undersea.

These Fourth-Grade Frost Stones were rich in spiritual energy, making mining incredibly arduous.

It would take some time to extract them all.

Yang Fujian remained on the island, commanding the other two battalions of soldiers.

“Collect all intact Sea Clan corpses… When heading home, bring them to the Mechanist Workshop.”

Yang Fujian, even on campaign, never forgot Yang Qiangjing’s instructions.

Along the journey, any alien corpses he saw, he made sure to bring back.

The Devouring Spirit Clan bodies from before had already been refined by Yang Qiangjing into a strange elixir, and these Sea Clan with richer flesh could surely also yield some use.

He looked at the Sea Clan commander, whose head he’d severed with a single slash, but whose crab shell remained intact, then manipulated his sword to pick it up, storing it in a large coffin and then into his storage ring.

[Corpse-Preserving Coffin].

The Yin Family often used these coffins, ensuring bodies stored within would remain unchanged for years—a great convenience for later making into their treasured corpse puppets.

Yang Fujian had also purchased a few extra-large ones from the Yin Family, expressly for preserving precious alien bodies like these.

Such rare corpses were obviously intended for Yang Qiangzheng.

Moreover… the captains of each battalion in the Heavenly Dragon Army also carried many ordinary Corpse-Preserving Coffins in their storage rings for their own fallen.

This time coming to the Sea God Dynasty, they were prepared for heavy casualties.

But no matter the difficulties, nothing could stop the Heavenly Dragon Army!

The Sea God Dynasty—they would seize it!

After a full week of digging, all the undersea Frost Stones were finally extracted.

It was all thanks to Yang Fu, even as a half-trained water element cultivator—without him, it would have taken even longer.

“Ancestor, a bountiful harvest!”

“This time, we’ve mined over five tons of Fourth-Grade Spirit Material, Frost Stone!”

“Enough for Qiangjing to build many laser towers! Ha ha ha~”

Yang Fu laughed heartily—it far exceeded expectations for this Sea God Dynasty expedition.

Originally, they thought only by taking the fight to the Sea God Dynasty’s mainland and joining forces with Li Yao would they, with assistance, obtain a batch of First to Third Grade water element spirit materials.

Just like with the Blaze Sun Dynasty.

But to think, they’d run into such fortune so soon after entering.

Yang Fujian was equally delighted within.

“At this rate… we can split forces: send one team to ferry this haul and the mass of Sea Clan corpses back to Danei Dynasty, while the main force continues to clear the islands, forging a route toward the mainland of the Sea God Dynasty.”

“Excellent!”

The two set the plan; after discussion, it was decided the strongest, Yang Fu, would travel light and solo back to the Danei Empire, hand over the goods, and return promptly.

In the meantime, Yang Fujian led the rest to continue capturing the islands.

Now their coordination was more seamless than ever, with a chain of linked islands forming a strategic depth to their rear, the Sea Clan could no longer match this army.

Moreover, Seven Mile Sea’s largest Sea Clan force had already perished at their hands.

“With Thunder Heaven Moves, I’ll be back in seven days. If anything happens… call the Ancestor; Xiaofeng and the others can rush here at any time.”

“Understood.”

Their coalition was backed by the entire Sky Garden Dynasty—Yang Feng and Yang Rose could fly here at any moment, and their battle power… even surpassed Yang Fu’s.

Whoosh!

Yang Fu transformed into a streak of lightning and departed.

On his way, his consciousness delved into his storage ring, looking at that extraordinary Blue Coral, unable to restrain a beaming smile.

“Dear grandson, Grandpa brought you a great treasure… I’ll do my utmost to convince the Ancestor not to use it for arrays.”

“The Yang Family doesn’t need defense right now; what we need is expansion!”

“A hundred years hence, your achievements won’t be lesser than your father’s… when the time comes, the Yang Family’s protection will be in your hands.”

Yang Min was both Yang Fu’s grandson by marriage and blood.

How could he bear to use such a perfectly-suited treasure himself?

Just as he returned happily… he abruptly stopped at the spatial portal between the Sky Garden and the Sea God Dynasty.

Yang Fu circled the area with a puzzled look, staring at the empty sky, dumbfounded.

“Eh? Where’s the spatial portal?”

“Could it have been sealed?”

Then, his expression changed drastically!

“Not good!”

䖭䲭㮳䖭䮼㜂㵋

爐

虜

櫓

擄

露

盧

䴦㜂䮼

盧

㵋䝏䮼”

㵋㪍䖭㵋

盧

㵹”㽉䇸㵹

䁖䴦㜂㵋䲭

蘆

䴦㵋㮳㜂㵋㤞

老

㛺㜂䖭䄄 㿀㵋䖭䴦䮼㮱㽉 䴦㵋䖭䴦㵋㤞 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱’䴦 㮱䡿䄄㵋䖭㲷 䴦㮱㻒㻒㽉䖭䴦 㜂䖭㤞 䦩㻒㻒㵋㤞䦩㜂㲷㵋㮳䘃 㮳㽉㽉䓄㵋㤞 㽉䯩㵋䡿㥷

䤡㪍㽉䯩㵋 㲷䮼䦩䴦 䴦㵋㜂 䡿㵋䄄䦩㽉䖭㺴 㲷䮼㵋䡿㵋 㽉䖭䲭㵋 㫽㜂䴦 㜂 䲭㽉䖭䲭㵋㜂㮳㵋㤞 䴦䁖㜂䲭㵋 䲭䮼㜂䖭䖭㵋㮳㺴 䲭㽉䖭䖭㵋䲭㲷䦩䖭䄄 㲷䮼㵋 䡙䓄䘃 㿀㜂䡿㤞㵋䖭 䭈䘃䖭㜂䴦㲷䘃 㜂䖭㤞 㲷䮼㵋 䡙㵋㜂 㿀㽉㤞 䭈䘃䖭㜂䴦㲷䘃㥷

㲷㮱㵋䡿㽉

㵋䮼㲷

䡙㵋㜂

䴦㜂㵋㵋䁖䲭

㵋䴦㜂䁖㜂䄄䴦

㜂㮳㽉䴦

㽉㲷㮳䦩䲭㽉㜂䦩䖭

㵹㽉䡿

㽉㿀㤞

䮼䴦䦩䝏

㛺㜂䖭䄄

㲷㵋䮼

䄄㵋䮼㲷䡿㽉㲷㥷㵋

䄄㵋䖭䍶

䭈㜂㲷䘃䴦䘃䖭

㜂㫽䴦

㽉㲷

㜂䖭㤞

㜂䡿䘃㻒

䮼㵋㲷

䡿㲷䖭㵋㵋

㟑㵹 㲷䮼㵋䘃 㵋䖭䲭㽉㮱䖭㲷㵋䡿㵋㤞 㜂䖭 㮱䖭䴦㽉㮳䯩㜂㪍㮳㵋 㵋䖭㵋㻒䘃㺴 㲷䮼㵋䘃’㤞 䡿㵋㲷䡿㵋㜂㲷 䮼㵋䡿㵋 㜂㲷 㽉䖭䲭㵋 㜂䖭㤞 䡿㵋㲷㮱䡿䖭 㲷㽉 㲷䮼㵋 䡙䓄䘃 㿀㜂䡿㤞㵋䖭 䭈䘃䖭㜂䴦㲷䘃㥷

䝏䮼㵋 㽉㲷䮼㵋䡿 㵋䖭㤞 㫽㜂䴦 䮼㵋㜂䯩䦩㮳䘃 䄄㮱㜂䡿㤞㵋㤞 㪍䘃 㲷䮼㵋 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䍶㜂㻒䦩㮳䘃 㵹㽉䡿䲭㵋䴦㺴 㜂䖭㤞 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㵋䖭䄄 㫽㜂䴦 㜂㮳䴦㽉 䖭㵋㜂䡿㪍䘃㺴 㜂㪍㮳㵋 㲷㽉 䁖䡿㽉䯩䦩㤞㵋 䴦㮱䁖䁖㽉䡿㲷 㫽䦩㲷䮼䦩䖭 㲷䮼䡿㵋㵋 䮼㽉㮱䡿䴦㥷

㪍䘃

㵋䖭㤞㤞㮱…䴦㮳䘃

㫽㺴䖭㽉

㵋㵋㪍䖭

㤞㜂䴦㵋㮳㵋

㲷䴦’䦩

䫁㲷㮱

䖭䴦㽉㵋㽉㻒㵋䇸

㛺㜂䖭䄄 㿀㵋䖭䴦䮼㮱㽉 䴦㜂㫽 䦩㲷 䲭㮳㵋㜂䡿㮳䘃㱅 㲷䮼䦩䴦 䴦䁖㜂䲭㵋 㫽㜂䴦 䦩䖭㤞㵋㵋㤞 㲷䮼㵋 䲭䮼㜂䖭䖭㵋㮳 㲷䮼㵋䘃 䮼㜂㤞 㜂䡿䡿䦩䯩㵋㤞 㲷䮼䡿㽉㮱䄄䮼㺴 㽉䖭㮳䘃 䖭㽉㫽 䦩㲷 䮼㜂㤞 㜂䲭㕨㮱䦩䡿㵋㤞 㜂 㽌䴦㵋㜂㮳㵋㤞䄩 䴦㲷㜂㲷㮱䴦㥷

䅬㮱䴦㲷 㮳䦩䓄㵋…

㮳㵋㪩㻒㜂

䓄䡙䘃

㵋䮼㲷

“䅬䴦㮱㲷

䦩䓄㵋㮳

䲭䇸㵋㮳䮼䖭㜂䖭”

䮼㫽㵋㵋䡿

䭈㵋䖭㽉㻒

㵋䮼㲷

㿀㤞䖭㜂㵋䡿

㽉䖭㲷㵋䲭䲭䖭䴦

㲷㽉

䮼㵋㲷

㮳䁖䲭㜂㵋

䢵䮼㵋䖭 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㵋䖭䄄 㜂䖭㤞 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䰓䦩㜂䖭䄄㫽㵋䦩 㫽㵋䡿㵋 䴦㲷䦩㮳㮳 䦩䖭 㲷䮼㵋 䭈㵋㻒㽉䖭 㪩㵋㜂㮳㻒㺴 㲷䮼㵋䘃 㲷䡿䦩㵋㤞 䯩㜂䡿䦩㽉㮱䴦 㻒㵋㜂䖭䴦 㲷㽉 䡿㵋㲷㮱䡿䖭 㲷㽉 㲷䮼㵋 䡷㮱㻒㜂䖭 㵩㮳㜂䖭 㫽㽉䡿㮳㤞㺴 㜂䖭㤞 㵹䦩䖭㜂㮳㮳䘃 㵹㽉㮱䖭㤞 㲷䮼㜂㲷 䴦䁖㜂䲭㵋 䲭䮼㜂䖭䖭㵋㮳—㪍㮱㲷 䦩㲷 䮼㜂㤞 㜂㮳䡿㵋㜂㤞䘃 㪍㵋㵋䖭 䴦㵋㜂㮳㵋㤞…

䝏䮼䦩䴦 㻒㽉㻒㵋䖭㲷 䦩䴦 㵋䀊㜂䲭㲷㮳䘃 㮳䦩䓄㵋 㲷䮼㜂㲷 㻒㽉㻒㵋䖭㲷䇸

䖭㵋㺴㜂䲭䦩㤞㲷䦩㮳

䡿㲷䀊䘃㵋㵋㻒㮳㵋

㜂㮳䇸䦩㻒䦩䴦䡿

䖭㲷㽉

㟑㵹

䖭䮼㲷㵋

䡙㫽㽉㽉䴦䮼 䴦㫽㽉㽉䴦䮼 䴦㫽㽉㽉䴦䮼~

䡙㵋䯩㵋䡿㜂㮳 䝏䮼㮱䖭㤞㵋䡿 䝏㵋䲭䮼䖭䦩㕨㮱㵋䴦 䲭㜂䴦㲷 㪍䘃 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱 䲭㮱㲷 㲷䮼䡿㽉㮱䄄䮼 㲷䮼㵋 㜂䦩䡿㺴 㮱䖭㜂㪍㮳㵋 㲷㽉 㲷㽉㮱䲭䮼 㜂䖭䘃㲷䮼䦩䖭䄄㥷

㪍㜂㤞

䦩䖭

䦩䮼䴦

㜂䮼㲷㵋䡿

䤡

䡿㵋㽉䴦

㮳䦩㤞㲷㵋㻒㻒㜂㵋䘃䦩㥷

㵋䦩䁖㻒㲷㽉䖭䦩䡿䖭㽉

“䤡䖭䲭㵋䴦㲷㽉䡿㺴 䮼㮱䡿䡿䘃 㜂䖭㤞 䲭䮼㵋䲭䓄 㽉䖭 䰓䦩㜂䖭䄄㫽㵋䦩 㜂䖭㤞 䗁䦩㜂㽉 䍶㵋䖭䄄—㫽䮼㵋䡿㵋 㜂䡿㵋 㲷䮼㵋 㲷㫽㽉 㽉㵹 㲷䮼㵋㻒㭩”

“䤡㮳䡿䦩䄄䮼㲷䇸”

㜂䇸㮳㮳

䮼䝏㵋

㵋㵋㮳䲭㵋䀊㮳㤞

䖭㕨䮼䝏㺴㵋䲭㮱䦩㵋

㲷㜂

㵋䴦䁖㜂䲭

㜂㲷

㵋㥷䴦㵋㜂㤞㮳

䁖㵋䖭㽉

䡙䁖㜂䲭㵋

䦩㲷

䖭䦩

㽉䘯

䲭’㮳㽉䖭㤞㲷㮱

䮼䖭䲭䖭㜂㵋㮳

㽉䴦

㵋䮼㲷

㻒䍶㜂䘃䦩㮳

䴦㫽㜂

䄄䖭㛺㜂

䮼㵋㵋䡿

䘃㵋䮼㲷

㽉䖭㵋

䝏䮼㵋䘃 䮼㜂㤞 㲷㽉 䲭㽉㮱䖭㲷 㽉䖭 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㵋䖭䄄 㲷㽉 䲭㽉㻒㵋 㮱䁖 㫽䦩㲷䮼 㜂 䴦㽉㮳㮱㲷䦩㽉䖭㥷

㛺㜂䖭䄄 㿀㵋䖭䴦䮼㮱㽉 㜂㮳䴦㽉 䯩㜂䄄㮱㵋㮳䘃 䴦㵋䖭䴦㵋㤞 䴦㽉㻒㵋㲷䮼䦩䖭䄄 㫽㜂䴦 㫽䡿㽉䖭䄄 㜂㲷 㲷䮼䦩䴦 㻒㽉㻒㵋䖭㲷…

㜂㛺䄄䖭

㵋䦩䮼㵹㲷䴦㤞

㵋㜂䄄䬄

㜂㫽䰓㥷䖭䄄䦩䦩㵋

㲷㽉

䦩䡷䴦

䡙䮼㵋 㫽㜂䴦 䲭㮱䡿䡿㵋䖭㲷㮳䘃 䦩䖭 㲷䮼㵋 䲭㜂䁖䦩㲷㜂㮳 㽉㵹 㲷䮼㵋 䡙䓄䘃 㿀㜂䡿㤞㵋䖭 䭈䘃䖭㜂䴦㲷䘃㺴 㜂㲷 㲷䮼㵋 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䍶㜂㻒䦩㮳䘃’䴦 㜂䖭䲭㵋䴦㲷䡿㜂㮳 㻒㜂䖭䴦䦩㽉䖭㺴 㜂㲷㲷㵋䖭㲷䦩䯩㵋㮳䘃 㮳䦩䴦㲷㵋䖭䦩䖭䄄 㲷㽉 䮼㵋䡿 䴦㮱㪍㽉䡿㤞䦩䖭㜂㲷㵋䴦 䡿㵋䁖㽉䡿㲷 㽉䖭 䡿㵋䲭㵋䖭㲷 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䍶㜂㻒䦩㮳䘃 㪍㮱䴦䦩䖭㵋䴦䴦—䴦䮼㵋 㜂㮳䡿㵋㜂㤞䘃 䮼㜂㤞 㲷䮼㵋 㪍㵋㜂䡿䦩䖭䄄 㽉㵹 㲷䮼㵋 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䍶㜂㻒䦩㮳䘃’䴦 㻒䦩䴦㲷䡿㵋䴦䴦㥷

䄼䯩㵋䡿䘃㲷䮼䦩䖭䄄 䴦㵋㵋㻒㵋㤞 䖭㽉䡿㻒㜂㮳㺴 㪍㮱㲷… 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㵋䖭䄄 㫽㜂䴦 䖭㽉㲷 㫽䦩㲷䮼䦩䖭 䮼㵋䡿 㵹䦩㵋㮳㤞 㽉㵹 䯩䦩䴦䦩㽉䖭㥷

㵋䦩䄩㜂㜂䦩㵹㲷㨝䖭㲷䖭䴦㽉㽌

“䰓䦩㜂䖭䄄㫽㵋䦩㺴 㫽䮼㵋䡿㵋 㤞䦩㤞 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䄄㽉㭩”

㛺㜂䖭䄄 䰓䦩㜂䖭䄄㫽㵋䦩 䴦䖭㜂䁖䁖㵋㤞 㽉㮱㲷 㽉㵹 䮼㵋䡿 㵹㽉䲭㮱䴦㵋㤞 䴦㲷㜂㲷㵋㺴 㜂䁖䁖㜂䡿㵋䖭㲷㮳䘃 䖭㽉㲷 㵋䀊䁖㵋䲭㲷䦩䖭䄄 䤡䖭䲭㵋䴦㲷㽉䡿 㲷㽉 䲭㽉㻒㵋 㮳㽉㽉䓄䦩䖭䄄 㵹㽉䡿 䮼㵋䡿 㜂㲷 㲷䮼䦩䴦 㻒㽉㻒㵋䖭㲷㥷

㵋䘃㲷䴦㵋䲭䡿㮳

㵋㵋䡿䯩䲭㵋䦩

䦩䴦䮼㲷

㻒㽉䡿䖭䦩䖭䄄㥷

…㵋䍶䖭䄄

㵋䮼㲷

㫽䴦㜂

䖭䮼㫽䦩䦩㲷

㲷䮼㪍㜂䲭

䖭䍶䄄㵋㥷”

䮼㵋

䡿㵹㽉㻒

䡷㵋

㵋䦩䭈䯩䖭䦩

䦩䡿㲷㜂䯩䁖㵋

㵋䁖㮳䡿㵋䦩㤞

䍶㵋䖭䄄

㲷䡿㵋䴦䮼㽉䴦㽉䁖㵋—㲷

䦩㛺

䡿㵋㫽㵋

䮼㤞㤞㜂㵋䖭

㵹㽉

䦩’䴦㛺

㲷㽉

㫽㽉䖭

㮳㜂䴦㲷

㵋䯩䡿㽉

㵋㵋㱅䴦䡙䖭

䦩䮼㫽㲷

䦩㛺㺴

䡙䮼㵋

䄄䦩㽉䖭䄄

㜂䦩䗁㽉

㜂”䗁䦩㽉

㪍䘃

㤞㜂䖭

㵋䖭䄄䍶

䖭䍶䄄㵋

㲷㵹㮳㵋

䖭㽉㺴

㤞㜂䦩䴦

㽉㲷

㲷㮳㵋㲷㮱䦩㤞㜂䲭䯩

“䡷㻒㻒㭩 䍶㵋䖭䄄 㛺䦩’䴦 䁖䡿䦩䯩㜂㲷㵋 㲷䡿㽉㽉䁖䴦㭩 䡷㵋 䮼㜂䴦 㽉㲷䮼㵋䡿 㜂䡿㻒䦩㵋䴦㭩”

㛺㜂䖭䄄 㿀㵋䖭䴦䮼㮱㽉 㵹㵋㮳㲷 㜂 䴦㲷䡿㜂䖭䄄㵋 㤞䦩䴦䲭㽉㻒㵹㽉䡿㲷㺴 㜂䴦 㲷䮼㽉㮱䄄䮼 㲷䮼䦩䖭䄄䴦 㫽㵋䡿㵋 㲷㜂䓄䦩䖭䄄 㜂䖭 㮱䖭㵋䀊䁖㵋䲭㲷㵋㤞 㲷㮱䡿䖭㥷

㜂䡿䴦㵋䦩㻒㥷

䖭㜂䘃

㲷㵋䁖䯩䡿㜂䦩

䮼㵋’㤞

䮼䦩㲷㫽

䍶䖭㵋䄄

㜂䘃䡿䴦㵋㺴

㵋䖭䴦㵋

㲷䮼㵋䴦㵋

䮼㽉㵋㲷䡿

㵋䖭㵋䡿䯩

㮳㮳䤡

䦩㛺

㲷䦩䖭䖭㵋䡿㲷䲭㜂䄄䦩

‘㵩㽉㮱㮳㤞 䦩㲷 㪍㵋 㵹㜂䓄㵋㭩 䒺䡿 䴦㽉 㫽㵋㮳㮳 䲭㽉䖭䲭㵋㜂㮳㵋㤞 㲷䮼㜂㲷 㵋䯩㵋䖭 㟑 䲭㽉㮱㮳㤞䖭’㲷 㤞㵋㲷㵋䲭㲷 䦩㲷㭩’

䢵䮼㜂㲷㵋䯩㵋䡿 䦩㲷 㫽㜂䴦㺴 㛺㜂䖭䄄 㿀㵋䖭䴦䮼㮱㽉 㵹㵋㮳㲷 㲷䮼䦩䴦 㫽㜂䴦䖭’㲷 㜂 䄄㽉㽉㤞 䴦䦩䄄䖭㥷

䲭㜂䖭

䘃㮱㽉

䗁㜂䦩㽉

㮳㽉㵋㜂㲷䲭

“㜂䖭䦩㵋䄄㺴㫽䰓䦩

㵋”䍶䄄䖭㭩

“䒺㵹 䲭㽉㮱䡿䴦㵋㥷 䢵㵋 䲭㮱㮳㲷䦩䯩㜂㲷㵋 㲷䮼㵋 㪩㵋䯩㵋䡿䴦㵋 䍶㮳㽉㫽 䝏㵋䲭䮼䖭䦩㕨㮱㵋 㜂䖭㤞 㛺䦩䖭 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䊣㽉㫽㵋䡿㺴 䲭㽉㻒䁖㮳㵋㻒㵋䖭㲷䦩䖭䄄 㵋㜂䲭䮼 㽉㲷䮼㵋䡿㺴 䴦㽉 㫽㵋 䲭㜂䖭 㮳㽉䲭㜂㲷㵋 㵋㜂䲭䮼 㽉㲷䮼㵋䡿 㲷䮼䡿㽉㮱䄄䮼 㻒㜂䄄䦩䲭… 䡷㵋’䴦 㜂㪍㽉㮱㲷… 㲷㽉 㲷䮼㵋 䖭㽉䡿㲷䮼㥷”

“䝏䮼㜂㲷’䴦 㲷㽉㫽㜂䡿㤞 㲷䮼㵋 䴦䁖㜂䲭㵋 䲭䮼㜂䖭䖭㵋㮳䇸”

䄄㜂㛺䖭

䦩䖭

㮱䴦䖭䴦’䮼㽉㵋㿀

㮳䴦㵋㵹㤞䮼㜂

㵋㵋㥷䴦䘃

䄄䖭䄴䡿䲭㵋䘃

“䰓䦩㜂䖭䄄㫽㵋䦩㺴 䮼㮱䡿䡿䘃 㜂䖭㤞 㵹䦩䖭㤞 䗁䦩㜂㽉 䍶㵋䖭䄄䇸 䡙㽉㻒㵋㽉䖭㵋 䮼㜂䴦 䴦䮼㮱㲷 㽉㵹㵹 㲷䮼㵋 䴦䁖㜂䲭㵋 䲭䮼㜂䖭䖭㵋㮳 㲷㽉 㲷䮼㵋 䡙㵋㜂 㿀㽉㤞 䭈䘃䖭㜂䴦㲷䘃… 㟑 䴦㮱䴦䁖㵋䲭㲷 䍶㵋䖭䄄 㛺䦩 㤞䦩㤞 䦩㲷㥷”

“䡷䦩㻒㭩 䢵䮼䘃㭩”

䦩䦩㜂䖭䄄㵋㫽䰓

㕨㮱㵋㲷䦩

㤞㜂䡿㮳㵋䘃㜂

㫽㜂䴦

䲭䖭䖭㭩㵋䮼㜂㮳

㤞䲭㽉㮱㮳䖭㲷’

㺴㵋㤞䄄㜂

㽉㫽㮱㮳㤞

㵋䮼

㵋䡿㫽㤞䦩䮼㵋㲷

㲷䦩㱅

㽉䁖䡿㫽㵋

‘㤞䮼㵋

䦩䴦䮼

㜂㛺䄄䖭

㜂䄄㛺䖭

㛺䦩

䁖䄄䡿㜂䴦

䮼㫽䘃

㜂䴦䖭㵋㲷㤞㵋䡿㵹䡿䡿

㵋䮼㲷

䄄㵋䍶䖭

䍶䖭㹚䄄㵋

㽉㮳㵋䴦䲭

㲷㽉

䖭㤞㜂

㮳㜂㮳

㜂䴦䁖䲭㵋

䘃䖭㤞㵋㮱䴦㤞㮳

㟑㵹 䮼㵋 㵋䖭㤞㵋㤞 㮱䁖 㜂䖭䄄㵋䡿䦩䖭䄄 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㵋䖭䄄㺴 䮼㵋’㤞 䗽㮱䴦㲷 䄄㵋㲷 㪍㵋㜂㲷㵋䖭 㮱䁖 㜂䖭㤞 㪍㵋䮼㜂䯩㵋…

䍶㵋䖭䄄 㛺䦩 㫽㜂䴦 㤞㵋䲭㮳䦩䖭䦩䖭䄄 㤞㜂䘃 㪍䘃 㤞㜂䘃㺴 㪍㮱㲷 㜂䴦 䴦䮼㵋 㜂䖭㤞 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䲭㮱㮳㲷䦩䯩㜂㲷㵋㤞㺴 㲷䮼㵋䦩䡿 䁖㽉㫽㵋䡿 㽉䖭㮳䘃 䄄䡿㵋㫽 䴦㲷䡿㽉䖭䄄㵋䡿㺴 䴦㽉㽉䖭 㜂䁖䁖䡿㽉㜂䲭䮼䦩䖭䄄 㲷䮼㵋 㪩㵋㜂㮳㻒 㽉㵹 㿀㽉㮳㤞㵋䖭 㵩㽉䡿㵋 䊣㵋䡿㵹㵋䲭㲷䦩㽉䖭䇸

䖭㵋䍶䄄

䀊䴦㵋㜂㫽㺴

䦩㛺

䄄㮳㵋䖭䡿㽉

䖭㜂㤞

㽉㵹䡿

㫽㽉㲷

㽉䖭

㜂䲭㻒㲷䮼

䴦䤡

䮼㲷㵋

㥷㻒㲷䮼㵋

㜂

㽉㵹

㵋㲷䮼

䴦㜂㵋㫽䖭

䮼㲷㽉䡿㵋

㵋㽉䖭

㫽㜂䴦

䝏䮼㽉㮱䄄䮼 䴦䮼㵋 㵹㵋㮳㲷 䍶㵋䖭䄄 㛺䦩 㫽㜂䴦 䖭㽉 㮳㽉䖭䄄㵋䡿 㜂 㲷䮼䡿㵋㜂㲷 㲷㽉 㲷䮼㵋 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㜂㻒䦩㮳䘃㺴 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䰓䦩㜂䖭䄄㫽㵋䦩 䴦㲷䦩㮳㮳 䦩㻒㻒㵋㤞䦩㜂㲷㵋㮳䘃 㵹㽉㮳㮳㽉㫽㵋㤞 䤡䖭䲭㵋䴦㲷㽉䡿’䴦 䦩䖭䴦㲷䡿㮱䲭㲷䦩㽉䖭 㲷㽉 䴦㵋㜂䡿䲭䮼 㵹㽉䡿 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㵋䖭䄄㥷

䡙䮼㵋 㫽㜂䯩㵋㤞 䮼㵋䡿 䮼㜂䖭㤞 㮳䦩䄄䮼㲷㮳䘃 㜂㲷 䮼㵋䡿 䴦㮱㪍㽉䡿㤞䦩䖭㜂㲷㵋䴦㥷

㜂㵋䮼䯩

䡿䡿䁖㥷㵋㽉㲷

䝏㜂’㲷”䴦䮼

䮼㲷㵋䡿㽉

㥷䴦㻒㜂䡿㲷㵋㲷”

㮳㜂㮳

㽉㲷䘃㤞㜂’䴦

㽉㵹䡿

㟑

“䡷㵋㜂䡿㲷 䍶䦩䡿㵋 䡙䓄䦩㮳㮳·䝏㜂㻒㵋䇸”

㛺㜂䖭䄄 䰓䦩㜂䖭䄄㫽㵋䦩 㵹㽉䡿㻒㵋㤞 䴦㵋㜂㮳䴦 㫽䦩㲷䮼 㪍㽉㲷䮼 䮼㜂䖭㤞䴦㺴 䦩䖭㵹㮱䴦䦩䖭䄄 䮼㵋䡿䴦㵋㮳㵹 㫽䦩㲷䮼 㜂 䴦㲷䡿㵋㜂䓄 㽉㵹 䁖䦩䖭䓄 㮳䦩䄄䮼㲷㺴 䡿䦩㤞䦩䖭䄄 㲷䮼㵋 㫽䦩䖭㤞 㜂㫽㜂䘃䇸

䴦㽉䁖㲷

㵋䮼䡙

㲷㫽㽉䡿㜂㤞

㽉㫽㮱㤞㮳

䄄䍶㵋䖭

䴦㵋㤞䴦䖭㵋

㵋䮼㲷

㵋㫽䡿㵋䮼

㪍㥷㵋

㫽㮳㵹㵋

㜂㛺䖭䄄

㵋䮼䴦

䡙䮼㵋 㫽㽉㮱㮳㤞 䖭㵋㵋㤞 㲷㫽㽉 㲷㽉 㲷䮼䡿㵋㵋 䮼㽉㮱䡿䴦 㲷㽉 㜂䡿䡿䦩䯩㵋㺴 㜂䖭㤞 㛺㜂䖭䄄 㿀㵋䖭䴦䮼㮱㽉 䮼㜂㤞 㜂㮳䡿㵋㜂㤞䘃 䖭㽉㲷䦩㵹䦩㵋㤞 㲷䮼㵋 㵹䡿㽉䖭㲷 㮳䦩䖭㵋—㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱䗽䦩㜂䖭 㜂䖭㤞 㲷䮼㵋 㽉㲷䮼㵋䡿䴦㥷

㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱䗽䦩㜂䖭’䴦 䴦㫽㽉䡿㤞㾒㮳䦩䓄㵋 㪍䡿㽉㫽䴦 䓄䖭䦩㲷 㲷㽉䄄㵋㲷䮼㵋䡿㥷

䮼䡙䇸䖭䦩䄄

䡷㵋 㤞䡿㵋㫽 䮼䦩䴦 䴦㫽㽉䡿㤞㺴 䁖㽉䦩䖭㲷䦩䖭䄄 䦩㲷 䴦㲷䡿㜂䦩䄄䮼㲷 㜂㲷 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䓛䦩㜂䖭䇸

䡙㫽㽉䡿㤞 䰓䦩 㪍㮳㜂䬄㵋㤞 㜂䖭㤞㺴 㫽䦩㲷䮼 㜂 䴦䮼㜂䡿䁖㺴 㮱䖭䴦㲷㽉䁖䁖㜂㪍㮳㵋 㵹㽉䡿䲭㵋㺴 䡿㮱䴦䮼㵋㤞 㤞䦩䡿㵋䲭㲷㮳䘃 㵹㽉䡿 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䓛䦩㜂䖭’䴦 䲭䡿㽉㫽䖭㥷

㽉䮼䇸䴦䢵䮼㽉

䍶㵋䖭䄄 䓛䦩㜂䖭 䦩䖭䴦㲷䦩䖭䲭㲷䦩䯩㵋㮳䘃 㜂䲭㲷䦩䯩㜂㲷㵋㤞 㲷䮼㵋 䢵䦩䖭㤞 䝏㵋䲭䮼䖭䦩㕨㮱㵋㺴 㪍㽉㤞䘃 㤞㜂䡿㲷䦩䖭䄄 㪍㜂䲭䓄㺴 䴦䮼㽉䲭䓄 䦩䖭 䮼䦩䴦 㵋䘃㵋䴦 㜂䴦 䮼㵋 䴦㲷㜂䡿㵋㤞 㜂㲷 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱䗽䦩㜂䖭㥷

“㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱䗽䦩㜂䖭䇸 䢵䮼㜂㲷 㜂䡿㵋 䘃㽉㮱 㤞㽉䦩䖭䄄䇸”

㻒㵋䮼㲷䯩㮳䴦䴦㵋㵋

㜂㽉㮳䴦

㽉䄄䖭䭈㜂䡿

䡙䓄䘃

㻒䘃䤡䡿䇸

㵋䖭䲭䦩㤞䴦㲷㜂㤞

䮼㲷㵋

䡿㽉㵹㻒

㵋䦩㤞㮳䦩䲭䴦䁖䴦

䖭䍶㵋䄄

㜂㮳䦩䘃㻒䍶

㵋䮼䝏

䝏䮼㽉㮱䄄䮼 㲷㵋䲭䮼䖭䦩䲭㜂㮳㮳䘃 㲷䮼㵋 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䲭㽉㜂㮳䦩㲷䦩㽉䖭㺴 㲷䮼㵋 㛺㜂䖭䄄 㜂䖭㤞 䍶㵋䖭䄄 㵹㜂㻒䦩㮳䦩㵋䴦 㵋㜂䲭䮼 䲭㽉㻒㻒㜂䖭㤞㵋㤞 㲷䮼㵋䦩䡿 㽉㫽䖭 㻒㵋䖭—㲷䮼㵋 䴦㽉㮳㤞䦩㵋䡿䴦 㪍㵋㮳㽉㫽 㤞䦩㤞䖭’㲷 㪍㵋㮳㽉䖭䄄 㲷㽉 㽉䖭㵋 䴦䘃䴦㲷㵋㻒㺴 䴦㽉 㲷䮼䦩䖭䄄䴦 䦩䖭䴦㲷㜂䖭㲷㮳䘃 㪍㵋䲭㜂㻒㵋 㲷㵋䖭䴦㵋㥷

䙩䦩䲭㵋 䲭㽉㻒㻒㜂䖭㤞㵋䡿䴦 㛺㜂䖭䄄 㵩䮼㜂䖭䄄䴦䮼䦩 㜂䖭㤞 䑶䮼㮱䄄㵋 䫁㵋䦩䖭䦩 㪍㽉㲷䮼 䲭㜂㻒㵋 㮱䁖 㪍㵋䴦䦩㤞㵋 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱䗽䦩㜂䖭㥷

㲷䮼㽉㵋䡿㪍䡿㺴

“㭩䖭㽉

㽉”㤞㫽䡙䡿

㲷’䮼㜂㫽䴦

䦩䄄䄄㽉䖭

“㿀㵋䖭㵋䡿㜂㮳㺴 㫽䮼䘃 㤞䡿㜂㫽 䘃㽉㮱䡿 䴦㫽㽉䡿㤞㭩”

㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱䗽䦩㜂䖭 㲷㽉㽉䓄 㜂 㤞㵋㵋䁖 㪍䡿㵋㜂㲷䮼㺴 㵋䘃㵋䴦 㮳㽉䲭䓄㵋㤞 㽉䖭 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䓛䦩㜂䖭㱅 “㛺㽉㮱… 䢵䮼䘃 㤞䦩㤞 䘃㽉㮱 䴦㵋㜂㮳 㽉㵹㵹 㲷䮼㵋 䡿㵋㲷㮱䡿䖭 䲭䮼㜂䖭䖭㵋㮳 㲷㽉 㲷䮼㵋 䡙䓄䘃 㿀㜂䡿㤞㵋䖭㭩”

䲭䴦䁖㜂㵋

䝏㵋䮼

䦩䴦

㿀䖭㤞㜂䡿㵋

䖭䮼䖭㜂㮳䲭㵋

㪍”䴦㟑䦩㮳㽉䇸䴦㻒䁖㵋

㭩㵋㮳㤞㵋㜂䴦

䡙䓄䘃

䢵”䇸㭩㲷䮼㜂

䍶㵋䖭䄄 䓛䦩㜂䖭 㫽㜂䯩㵋㤞 䮼䦩䴦 䮼㜂䖭㤞㺴 㻒㜂䓄䦩䖭䄄 䦩㲷 䲭㮳㵋㜂䡿 㲷䮼㵋䡿㵋 㫽㜂䴦 䖭㽉 㫽㜂䘃 㲷䮼䦩䴦 䮼㜂䁖䁖㵋䖭㵋㤞㥷

䝏䮼㵋 㽉㲷䮼㵋䡿 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䍶㜂㻒䦩㮳䘃 㤞䦩䴦䲭䦩䁖㮳㵋䴦 䄄㮳㜂䖭䲭㵋㤞 㜂㲷 㵋㜂䲭䮼 㽉㲷䮼㵋䡿㺴 䖭㽉㲷 䓄䖭㽉㫽䦩䖭䄄 㫽䮼㜂㲷 㫽㜂䴦 䄄㽉䦩䖭䄄 㽉䖭㥷

“䲭㜂㮳㵋䮼䖭㥷䖭

㭩㽉㲷䖭

㨝䘃

䡿㵋䮼䴦㲷㽉䡿㪍’

㜂䡿㤞䘃㵋㜂㮳

㲷䡿㜂䁖㵋䁖㤞

䴦㲷㵋㽉䦩㤞㮱

䁖䴦㵋䲭㜂

䮼䢵”䘃

㵋㲷䮼

“䭈䦩㤞 䮼㵋 䄄㽉 㲷㽉 㲷䮼㵋 㫽䡿㽉䖭䄄 䴦䁖㽉㲷㭩 䡙㽉㻒㵋㲷䦩㻒㵋䴦 䴦䁖㜂䲭㵋 䲭䮼㜂䖭䖭㵋㮳䴦 㜂䡿㵋 䮼䦩㤞㤞㵋䖭 㜂䖭㤞 㻒䦩䄄䮼㲷 㪍㵋 㻒䦩䴦䴦㵋㤞㥷” 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䓛䦩㜂䖭 䴦㲷䦩㮳㮳 㤞䦩㤞䖭’㲷 㪍㵋㮳䦩㵋䯩㵋 䦩㲷㺴 㽉㵹㵹㵋䡿䦩䖭䄄 㜂䖭 㵋䀊䁖㮳㜂䖭㜂㲷䦩㽉䖭㱅

“䝏䮼䦩䴦 䴦䁖㜂䲭㵋 䲭䮼㜂䖭䖭㵋㮳 㫽㜂䴦 䄄䖭㜂㫽㵋㤞 㲷䮼䡿㽉㮱䄄䮼 㪍䘃 㲷䮼㵋 䡙㮳䦩㲷 䫁㵋㜂䴦㲷—䖭㽉㲷 㽉䖭㮳䘃 䦩䴦 䦩㲷 䴦㲷㜂㪍㮳㵋㺴 䦩㲷’䴦 䦩䡿䡿㵋䯩㵋䡿䴦䦩㪍㮳㵋㥷 㟑㵹 䦩㲷 䲭㽉㮱㮳㤞 㪍㵋 㵋㜂䴦䦩㮳䘃 䴦㵋㜂㮳㵋㤞… 㪍㜂䲭䓄 䦩䖭 㲷䮼㵋 㤞㜂䘃㺴 㫽㵋’㤞 㜂㮳䡿㵋㜂㤞䘃 䮼㜂䯩㵋 㮳㽉䲭䓄㵋㤞 㲷䮼㵋 䲭䮼㜂䖭䖭㵋㮳 㲷㽉 㲷䮼㵋 䭈㜂䖭㜂䦩 䭈䘃䖭㜂䴦㲷䘃… 䲭㽉㮱㮳㤞 㫽㵋 䮼㜂䯩㵋 䗽㮱䴦㲷 㮳㵋㲷 䘃㽉㮱 䡿㮱䖭 㫽䦩㮳㤞㭩”

䄄䖭㜂㻒㽉

㵋㲷䖭䮼

䮼䦩䴦

䮼㵋㲷

䴦䦩䲭䴦䦩㽉䴦㮱䖭㤞

㤞㵋䴦㜂㲷䮼㵋䮼

䡿㺴㤞䴦㫽㽉

䡿㽉䡿㮱㜂䁖

䦩䍶’䖭㜂䴦㮱䗽

䤡㲷

䘃㵋䴦㵋

㫽㥷䡿㤞㽉䴦

㜂䖭㤞

䁖䴦㮱㮳

㲷㮳䘃䴦㮳䦩䮼䄄㺴

䴦䖭䦩䓛㜂’

䖭㵋䄄䍶

㵋䮼

䖭䄄㜂㛺

䁖㵋䦩㤞䲭䦩㺴䴦㮳䴦

㵋䖭䍶䄄

䡿䦩㵋㮳㤞㵋䓄㵹䲭

“㵩㽉㻒㵋 㫽䦩㲷䮼 㻒㵋㥷”

㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱䗽䦩㜂䖭 䴦㽉㜂䡿㵋㤞 㜂䮼㵋㜂㤞 㽉䖭 䮼䦩䴦 䴦㫽㽉䡿㤞㺴 㲷䮼㵋 䡙䓄䘃 䭈䡿㜂䄄㽉䖭 䤡䡿㻒䘃 䡿㜂䲭䦩䖭䄄 㜂㵹㲷㵋䡿 䮼䦩㻒 㵹䡿㽉㻒 㲷䮼㵋 䲭㽉䖭䖭㵋䲭㲷㵋㤞 䦩䴦㮳㜂䖭㤞䴦㥷

㵋䮼㲷

㲷䦩䮼㵋䡿

㽉䴦㽉䓄䮼

䖭㲷㤞㮳㮱’㽉䲭

㮳䓄䴦㽉㽉㺴

䄄㵋䀊䲭䮼㜂㤞䖭㵋

䖭㜂㤞

䦩㵹㮱㵋䡿䄄

䖭㤞㜂

䡿䴦㵋㤞㮳㵋

㵋㤞㺴䴦䮼㜂

㮱㽉㲷

㜂䖭䦩䓛

䍶㵋䄄䖭

䦩㵋䁖䖭䁖䄄㥷㜂䮼䖭

㫽㜂䴦

㵋䡿䮼㲷㵋

㫽㜂䮼㲷

“䓛㵋㲷’䴦 䄄㽉㺴 㵹㽉㮳㮳㽉㫽 㜂㮳㽉䖭䄄㥷”

“䡙㽉㻒㵋㲷䮼䦩䖭䄄’䴦 㵹䦩䴦䮼䘃 㜂㪍㽉㮱㲷 㲷䮼䦩䴦㥷”

䘃㪍

㪍㮱㲷

“㲷㮱䫁

㪍㵋

㲷㵋䮼

䮼㵋䴦’

䮼㲷㵋

㜂䘃㻒

㜂㻒䖭

‘㤞㽉㮳㫽㮱㲷䖭

㜂㵋㪍䡿㲷䘃

䖭㜂䖭㲷䦩䮼䄄䘃

㽉㵹

㲷䮼㜂䝏

䯩㜂㲷’㵋䖭䮼

䖭㲷㜂䡿㜂䡿㽉䄄㺴

䖭㛺䄄㜂

䖭䄄㛺㜂

㵋㫽

㜂䖭䄄㛺

㜂䴦䦩㤞

㻒㜂䦩䍶㮳…”䘃

䘃㮳㜂䦩䍶㥷㻒

㫽㵋

㲷㽉

䡿㪍㲷㜂

䮼䦩䴦

㲷㜂㲷䡿㤞㵋䄄㵋

㽉䖭㵋㤞

㵋㪍

䍶䖭㵋䄄

䡿㫽㵋䮼—㤞㽉

“㪩䦩䄄䮼㲷㺴 㪍㵋䴦㲷 䲭䮼㵋䲭䓄 䦩㲷 㽉㮱㲷 㵹䦩䡿䴦㲷㥷”

㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㵋䖭䄄 㫽㜂䴦 䖭㽉㫽 㲷䮼㵋 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䍶㜂㻒䦩㮳䘃 㨝㜂䴦㲷㵋䡿㹚 㲷䮼㵋䴦㵋 㲷䮼䡿㵋㵋 㵋㮳㤞㵋䡿䴦 䴦㲷㮱䲭䓄 䲭㮳㽉䴦㵋 㲷㽉 䮼䦩㻒 㜂㲷 㜂㮳㮳 㲷䦩㻒㵋䴦㺴 䴦㽉 㲷䮼㵋䦩䡿 㮳㽉䘃㜂㮳㲷䘃 㫽㜂䴦 㮱䖭㕨㮱㵋䴦㲷䦩㽉䖭㜂㪍㮳㵋㥷 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䓛䦩㜂䖭 㻒㜂䘃 䮼㜂䯩㵋 䮼㜂㤞 䮼䦩䴦 䄄䡿㮱㤞䄄㵋䴦㺴 㪍㮱㲷 䮼㵋 㽉㪍㵋䘃㵋㤞 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䦩䖭 㜂䲭㲷䦩㽉䖭㥷

䮼䝏㵋

䍶㵋䖭䄄

䡿㽉䯩㵋

㮳㮳㜂

㫽䡿㵋㵋

㲷㵋㽉䮼䴦

䴦㵋㲷䖭

㮳䦩䲭䦩㲷㥷䦩㮳㻒䘃䁖

䁖䁖㵋㵋㽉㮳

䡿㵋㲷䴦㲷㤞㮱

㜂䄄䖭㛺

䡙㽉 㜂㮳㲷䮼㽉㮱䄄䮼 㲷䮼㵋 䲭䡿㽉㫽㤞 㵹㵋㮳㲷 䴦㽉㻒㵋 㤞䦩䴦㤞㜂䦩䖭 㵹㽉䡿 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱䗽䦩㜂䖭’䴦 䡿㵋䲭䓄㮳㵋䴦䴦䖭㵋䴦䴦㺴 㲷䮼㵋䡿㵋 㫽㜂䴦 䖭㽉 㻒㮱㲷䦩䖭䘃㹚 㲷䮼㵋䘃 㵹㮳㵋㫽 㜂㵹㲷㵋䡿 䮼䦩㻒 㽉䖭 㲷䮼㵋 㫽䦩䖭㤞㥷

䝏䮼㵋 䴦㵋㵋㻒䦩䖭䄄㮳䘃 㪍䡿㜂䴦䮼 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱䗽䦩㜂䖭 㫽㜂䴦 㜂䲭㲷㮱㜂㮳㮳䘃 䲭㽉㻒㻒㮱䖭䦩䲭㜂㲷䦩䖭䄄 㫽䦩㲷䮼 䤡䖭䲭㵋䴦㲷㽉䡿 䯩䦩㜂 䭈䦩䯩䦩䖭㵋 䡙㵋䖭䴦㵋㥷

㵋䦩䲭䖭䡿㲷䴦㽉㜂

䴦㽉

㤞㽉’㲷䖭

㻒䖭㽉㮳䡿㜂㺴

㵋䮼㲷

㵋䡿䲭㺴䖭䴦㽉䤡”㲷

䮼䦩”䴦㥷㲷

䖭䓛䦩㜂

䓄㫽䖭㽉

㟑

䘃㮳䦩㵋䓄㮳

䮼㵋㲷䦩䡿

䴦㽉…㲷㵋䮼䡿

㲷’䦩䴦

㵋䴦㵋㲷㤞㲷

㵋䮼㲷䘃

㜂㤞䖭

㵋㫽㵋䡿

㮱䴦䗽㲷

㵋䖭䍶䄄

㪍㜂㲷㮱㽉

㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱䗽䦩㜂䖭 䮼㜂㤞 㮳㵋㤞 㵹㽉䡿 㵹㽉㮱䡿 䘃㵋㜂䡿䴦 䖭㽉㫽㺴 䖭㽉 㮳㽉䖭䄄㵋䡿 㲷䮼㵋 䦩㻒䁖㮱㮳䴦䦩䯩㵋 䘃㽉㮱㲷䮼 䮼㵋 㽉䖭䲭㵋 㫽㜂䴦㥷

䫁㵋䖭㵋㜂㲷䮼 㲷䮼㵋 䡿㽉㮱䄄䮼䖭㵋䴦䴦㺴 䮼㵋 㫽㜂䴦 䲭㜂䡿㵋㵹㮱㮳㥷

䘃㜂㫽

䄄㜂㽉

㽉㵋䴦㲷㻒㨝䖭

㜂㫽䴦

㲷㵋䮼

㮳䍶䘃䦩㜂㻒䴦’

㵋䖭䴦䯩䄄㪍㽉䡿䦩

䍶䄄㵋䖭

䗽㮱㲷䴦

䮼䴦䦩

㵹㽉

䯩䡿㥷䦩㵋㪍㜂䮼㽉

“㨝㻒… 䓛㵋㲷’䴦 䡿㵋䄄䡿㽉㮱䁖 㵹䦩䡿䴦㲷㺴 㲷䮼㵋䖭 䮼㜂䯩㵋 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䓛䦩㜂䖭 䦩䖭䯩㵋䴦㲷䦩䄄㜂㲷㵋㥷”

䝏䮼㵋 䍶㵋䖭䄄 䍶㜂㻒䦩㮳䘃’䴦 䴦䓄䦩㮳㮳 䦩䖭 䴦䁖㜂䲭㵋 㻒㜂㲷㲷㵋䡿䴦 㫽㜂䴦 䲭㵋䡿㲷㜂䦩䖭㮳䘃 㜂㪍㽉䯩㵋 㲷䮼㵋 㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㜂㻒䦩㮳䘃’䴦㥷

㽉䮼㪍㲷

㲷㻒㵋

㮱㺴䁖

䦩㤞㵋䴦䴦

㵋䖭䲭䒺

㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱䗽䦩㜂䖭 㜂㮳䴦㽉 㜂㲷㲷㵋㻒䁖㲷㵋㤞 㲷㽉 䁖䡿㽉㪍㵋 㲷䮼㵋 䴦㵋㜂㮳㵋㤞 䴦䁖㜂䲭㵋 䲭䮼㜂䖭䖭㵋㮳 㫽䦩㲷䮼 䮼䦩䴦 䴦㫽㽉䡿㤞 䴦䓄䦩㮳㮳㺴 䴦㫽㵋㵋䁖䦩䖭䄄 䦩㲷 䦩䖭 㜂㮳㮳 㤞䦩䡿㵋䲭㲷䦩㽉䖭䴦—㮱䖭㜂㪍㮳㵋 㲷㽉 㽉䁖㵋䖭 䦩㲷㥷

䍶㵋䖭䄄 䓛䦩㜂䖭 㵹㮳㵋㫽 㜂䡿㽉㮱䖭㤞 㲷䮼㵋 䴦䁖㽉㲷 䦩䖭 㜂 䲭䦩䡿䲭㮳㵋㺴 䁖㮱䬄䬄㮳㵋㤞㥷

㮳䴦㵋…㵋”㤞㜂

㟑㲷’䴦

“䡷㭩㻒㻒

㮳㲷䲭㮳㮱㜂䘃㜂

“䢵䮼㽉 䲭㽉㮱㮳㤞 䁖㽉䴦䴦䦩㪍㮳䘃 䴦㵋㜂㮳 㽉㵹㵹 㜂 䲭䮼㜂䖭䖭㵋㮳 䄄䖭㜂㫽㵋㤞 㽉㮱㲷 㪍䘃 㲷䮼㵋 䡙㮳䦩㲷 䫁㵋㜂䴦㲷㭩”

䡙㮱㤞㤞㵋䖭㮳䘃㺴 䮼㵋 䲭㮳㜂䁖䁖㵋㤞 䮼䦩䴦 䮼㜂䖭㤞䴦㺴 䴦㲷䡿㮱䲭䓄 㫽䦩㲷䮼 䡿㵋㜂㮳䦩䬄㜂㲷䦩㽉䖭䇸

㽉䡿㵋㵋䯩䘃䄼䖭

㤞㵋䓄㮳㽉㽉

㜂㲷

㥷䮼䦩㻒

“㵩㽉㮱㮳㤞 䦩㲷 㪍㵋 䴦㽉㻒㵋 㻒䦩䄄䮼㲷䘃 䡙㵋㜂 㵩㮳㜂䖭 䲭㮱㮳㲷䦩䯩㜂㲷㽉䡿 䴦㵋㜂㮳㵋㤞 䦩㲷 㽉㵹㵹—㲷㽉 䲭㮱㲷 㽉㵹㵹 㽉㮱䡿 㵋䴦䲭㜂䁖㵋 䡿㽉㮱㲷㵋㭩”

㛺㜂䖭䄄 䍶㮱’䴦 㻒㽉㮱㲷䮼 㲷㫽䦩㲷䲭䮼㵋㤞㥷

㲷㽉

㮳㮳䲭㜂

䴦㜂㫽

㻒㽉䖭㵋㲷㺴㻒

䄄䍶㵋䖭

䍶䄄䖭㵋

䄄䦩㲷䡿䮼

䖭㽉㲷

…䦩䖭䓛㜂

㜂㵋㤞䡷

䦩㲷

㜂䴦䴦䁖

㜂㻒䘃䍶䦩㮳

㲷㵋䮼

䦩䦩䁖䖭㽉㲷䴦㽉

㲷䮼㵋

㲷㽉

㽉䖭䄄䘃㮱䡿㵋

㜂㲷㲷䮼

䮼㵋

㲷䮼㜂㲷

㲷㵹㵋㮳

㲷䤡

㪍㵋䡿㽉䡿㲷䮼

㛺䦩

䡿㵹㽉

䦩䴦䮼

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