Capítulo 783: Chapter 392: Yes, Sir, We Have It_2

The sofa is soft and comfortable, yet not overly saggy. The grayish-brown surface might be made from a kind of sea beast skin he was unfamiliar with, and it felt remarkably textured to the touch.

On the table in front of him were several plates of snacks for hospitality and a glass of lemon water with floating ice cubes.

Possibly due to the local environment, the chilled lemon water was sweeter than Xia Nan had imagined, but it was quite refreshing to drink;

The snacks were more exquisite. Sea salt caramel crispies, smoked silverfish tartlets, and a small bowl of cool, bouncy, sweet jelly almost instantly whet Xia Nan’s appetite.

His mind involuntarily recalled the enticing aroma of food he had smelled earlier when passing by the “Three-legged Sea Dog” tavern, thinking that when he went there later to gather information, he must have a good meal there as a reward for the nearly fifty-day journey from River Valley Town to Suo Yu Bay.

“I wonder if they have cream mushroom soup here…”

Unexpectedly.

Compared to Maere’s enthusiastic attitude just now, her efficiency seemed a bit lacking.

Xia Nan had been waiting in this temporary small conference room for more than half an hour without any sign of movement.

Even the most patient person would inevitably feel puzzled.

“Could it be that something unexpected happened on the way? Or is there some other situation?”

Just as Xia Nan was thinking about waiting a little longer, until the time he had spent in the conference room reached an hour, before going out to ask the staff.

A series of urgent footsteps suddenly came from outside the door, accompanied by the sound of noticeable breathing.

“Creak.”

It seemed like someone was standing at the door, slightly adjusting their breath and demeanor. After a brief pause, the door was politely knocked on three times from the outside. After receiving Xia Nan’s response, it was gently pushed open.

Maere, who had been away for more than half an hour, came in from outside holding a stack of documents in her arms, panting.

Compared to when he first saw her, the surface of her women’s leather shoes now had more dust; her honey-colored skin, slightly disheveled hair sticking to the sweat-streaked face; her chest rising and falling, her nostrils flared with rapid breathing.

Stepping forward to place the documents on the table, Maere’s face was full of apology:

“I’m really sorry, Mr. Xia Nan…”

“The buyer for your [Tide Rod] is indeed a resident of Suo Yu Bay, and they even left an address with the association.”

“But when I went to the address to check it out, I found that the buyer was not at home. After asking the neighbors, I learned that a few days ago, the buyer had gone out to sea fishing.”

“Fortunately, according to nearby residents, the buyer rarely goes far, and occasionally, even when they go fishing, it’s in nearby waters, so they should be back soon.”

“If you want to proceed with the transaction… you may need to wait in Suo Yu Bay for a few days.”

“I apologize again, and as a supplement, if you need… you can fill out this form, and I will do my best to apply for accommodation and food subsidies from the association during this period.”

Xia Nan decided to retract his previous evaluation of Maere’s inefficiency.

“Is it really that competitive around Suo Yu Bay…?”

The [Tide Rod] is indeed enchanted equipment, but it’s not of particularly high quality or value, and its effects can be considered rather trivial.

It was just by chance that he came to Suo Yu Bay to find the key to the [Dream Weaving Corridor], and he brought it along, estimating that it wouldn’t fetch much.

Although he was a professional and had some potential worth investing in, he still needed to prove his value to the local association, given it was his first time here.

With this as a premise, Maere specifically set aside her work to find a small conference room to host him, and Xia Nan was already very satisfied.

The subsequent transaction regarding the [Tide Rod], in his opinion, could just be registered in the association, leaving a message, and notifying the buyer when they come to the association later.

But to his surprise, this receptionist named “Maere,” who seemed to be in her thirties, took the initiative to help him run an errand during his short wait.

She even inquired about the buyer’s whereabouts and their approximate return time.

Moreover, the proposed compensation was clearly something Maere had proactively applied for on his behalf.

This level of service was something Xia Nan had never encountered since his transmigration.

And this was still their first meeting.

“No hurry, you sit down and rest for a bit.” Xia Nan motioned her to find a seat, “Just leave a message for registration, no need to stress.”

Maere just smiled apologetically:

“It’s what I should do, Mr. Xia Nan.”

Carefully reviewing the contract handed over by the other party for subsidy application, Xia Nan pondered.

There had been no detailed transaction time communicated with the buyer; he had only learned through the association that someone in Suo Yu Bay intended to purchase his consigned equipment, with the association acting purely as an intermediary.

To some extent, even if the buyer was not in Suo Yu Bay and he had made the trip for nothing, the association was not largely responsible.

This subsidy contract might as well be considered one of the benefits of being a professional.

“I only just arrived in Suo Yu Bay today and haven’t managed to find a place to stay yet. Is it okay to leave this section blank for now?”

Xia Nan pointed to the “address” section of the contract and asked Maere.

“Of course!” She nodded emphatically, her face beaming, “Once you have settled down, just come find me. I’ll be at the association, and I live not far away, so even on rest days, you can tell my colleague to send me a message, and I can be here in ten minutes.”

Xia Nan’s lips barely twitched.

Her enthusiastic attitude made him, for a moment, feel as though he was back in the hectic days before transmigration when he would be a wage slave jolted awake by ringing phones at midnight to rush back to work.

However, since she said so and they were not even acquaintances, he didn’t want to meddle more. After all, it’s a personal choice and not something he should interfere with.

Though he reminded himself to be mindful not to pull someone out on their day off just to fill a form for a few minutes.

“By the way, if you haven’t decided on accommodation in Suo Yu Bay, I can give you a recommendation.”

“Oh?” Xia Nan raised an eyebrow slightly.

“Rest assured, this recommendation is purely based on my experience working here for years, not a promotion. The association strictly prohibits such acts.”

Pausing slightly, Maere continued.

“Have you heard of the ‘Three-legged Sea Dog’, the tavern?”

Upon hearing this, Xia Nan’s expression turned slightly peculiar.

“The accommodation at this tavern is certainly not the best in Suo Yu Bay, but it’s definitely not bad either.” Maere explained further, “Most importantly, it is the tavern and inn that adventurers frequent the most in Suo Yu Bay, where you can gather all sorts of information and news.”

“If you’re planning to stay in Suo Yu Bay for the long term, you could also establish connections with some reliable adventurers there, which might help your adventures here.”

Having heard Paddy’s introduction about this most famous tavern in Suo Yu Bay on the way, and hearing Maere now say this…

It seemed that staying at the “Three-legged Sea Dog” was inevitable.

He handed the mostly filled subsidy contract back to her. As for the [Tide Rod] follow-up, he only needed to wait for news and needn’t worry further.

Not leaving after bidding farewell, he naturally didn’t forget the main purpose of this visit to the adventurer association.

“One more thing.”

“If I’d like to take on some commissions with level numbers, or exchange materials, gather intelligence… spend points kind of thing, does our Suo Yu Bay branch have that?”

“Yes, Mr. Xia Nan, we do.”

櫓

㸓䴢

盧

㖷䀆㖆㲲䚀䀆㘱㲲䂊㮸䰮

䠖㲲㘱㑛䀆㮸

㖆䂊㖆㠣㑛㲲䀆

老

䀆㘱䠁䰮㖷㘱

櫓

㲲䲊䀆䤸䀆

䝊㘱㖆㮸㲲䀆䀆㘱

老

䰮䲊䄩

䀆㿹䀆䂊㖷䰮䰮

㘱䄩

䲊䀆㮸

蘆

㖷䰮䀆䙫㮸

㮸䲊䀆

㲲㲲䄩䝊䂊㮸㖆㖷䴢㞠䴢䄩㲲䑩””㲲

䲊㖆㮸㲲䀆

㖷㴮䴢

䴢䂊㠣䀆䴢㠣䤸㸓

㲲㘱䰮䤸㖆䤸䴢䂊䂊䠖

㝻䴢㲲

䫆㖷

䰮䰮䴢㘱䴢㖆䄩䄩䝊㖆”㮸

䲊䀆㮸

擄

䝊㘱㖆䠖㲲㔻䲊

㮸㖆

㲲㖆㘱䙫㲲䑩䴢㸓䀆䰮㿹䰮䂊㠣䄩㖆䴢䀆

䀆㮸䲊

㠣䝊䂊㠣䰮㖆䴢䀆䑩

“㲲㸓䴢㠣䴢

路

䂊䀆䰮㘱䴢䝊

㲲䄩㿹㮸䲊

䰮㮸䄩

䄩㝖㖆

䂊䲊㖆

䴢䰮䄩䝊䰮㖆㮸䄩䴢㘱㖆

㘱䤸䲊䀆

㮸䰮䰮䄩㖆㲲

䀆䲊

路

㮸㖆

䀆䚀㖆䲊

盧

㔻㖆㑛

䴢㘱㑛㠣

䀆㘱䄩䰮㗬䂊㿹

㘱䴢䝊㿹㮸䄩䄩㘱

㖆㳅㘱

㵋䲊䀆 㸓䄩㘱㖆㠣 㲲䀆䰮㖷㠣㮸 䤸㖆䰮 䄩㘱䂊䀆䀆䂊 㖆䰮 䲊䀆 䲊㖆䂊 㖆㘱㮸䄩䝊䄩䙫㖆㮸䀆䂊㗬

䧪㸓㮸䀆㲲 㲲䀆䝊䀆䄩䚀䄩㘱㿹 䝊䴢㘱㸓䄩㲲㞠㖆㮸䄩䴢㘱 㸓㲲䴢㞠 㚧㖆䀆㲲䀆䠖 㮸䲊䀆 䚀䀆㲲㑛 䀆㖆㲲㘱䀆䰮㮸 㖆㘱䂊 㲲䀆䰮䙫䴢㘱䰮䄩㔠㠣䀆 㲲䀆䝊䀆䙫㮸䄩䴢㘱䄩䰮㮸 㠣㖆䂊㑛 㿹㖷䄩䂊䀆䂊 䲊䄩㞠 䴢㖷㮸 䴢㸓 㮸䲊䀆 䰮㞠㖆㠣㠣 㞠䀆䀆㮸䄩㘱㿹 㲲䴢䴢㞠 䤸䄩㮸䲊 㿹㲲䀆㖆㮸 㮸䲊䴢㖷㿹䲊㮸㸓㖷㠣㘱䀆䰮䰮㗬

㵋䲊䀆

㸓䴢

䄩㘱

㮸䀆䲊

䤸䰮㖆

䴢㖆㠣䀆䝊㮸䂊

㮸㖷㖆㲲䄩㞠

䀆㮸䲊

㖆䤸㠣㠣

㮸㖷䴢䰮䀆䰮㮸䲊㖆

㲲䴢䝊䂊㲲䄩㲲䴢㗬

䄩䂊䴢㮸䄩㘱㲲䝊䀆

㮸㘱㘱䰮䀆䴢䄩㮸㖆䄩䂊

㮸䲊䀆

䍤䲊䀆㘱 䲊䀆 㸓䄩㲲䰮㮸 㖆㲲㲲䄩䚀䀆䂊 㖆㮸 㮸䲊䀆 㖆䰮䰮䴢䝊䄩㖆㮸䄩䴢㘱䠖 䂊㖷䀆 㮸䴢 㮸䲊䀆 䰮㖷㲲㲲䴢㖷㘱䂊䄩㘱㿹 䰮䲊䴢䙫䰮 㖆㘱䂊 㖆䂊䚀䀆㘱㮸㖷㲲䀆㲲䰮 䝊䴢㞠䄩㘱㿹 㖆㘱䂊 㿹䴢䄩㘱㿹䠖 㖆䰮 䤸䀆㠣㠣 㖆䰮 㮸䲊䀆 㔠㖷䄩㠣䂊䄩㘱㿹’䰮 䴢䤸㘱 䰮㮸㲲㖷䝊㮸㖷㲲䀆䠖 㝖䄩㖆 㳅㖆㘱 䲊㖆䂊 㘱䴢㮸 㘱䴢㮸䄩䝊䀆䂊 䄩㮸㗬

㳅䴢䤸䠖 㖆㸓㮸䀆㲲 㚧㖆䀆㲲䀆’䰮 㲲䀆㞠䄩㘱䂊䀆㲲䠖 䲊䀆 䝊䴢㖷㠣䂊 䰮䀆䀆 㖆 㘱䴢㮸䑩䰮䴢䑩䴢㔠䚀䄩䴢㖷䰮 䰮㞠㖆㠣㠣 䰮㮸㖆䄩㲲䝊㖆䰮䀆 䰮㮸䴢䴢䂊 䁓㖷䄩䀆㮸㠣㑛 㮸䲊䀆㲲䀆㗬

㮸䀆䲊

䂊㘱䤸䴢

㘱䠖䴢㵋䤸

㮸㖷㔠

㮸䴢㘱

䀆㮸䲊

䫦䴢䤸䠖䀆䚀㲲䀆

䀆㠣䄩䠁

㘱䄩

㠣㖆㑛㠣䫨䀆

䀆䂊㠣㲲䰮䄩㖆䙫

䰮䚀䄩䄩㑛㠣㗬㔠㮸䄩䄩

㖆㠣䀆䂊

䴢㮸

䂊䂊䄩

㖆䀆䰮

䙫䂊䰮䀆䲊㮸

䙫㲲㠣䰮䄩㖆

䲊㮸䀆

䴢䝊䠁㲲

㮸䀆䰮䙫䰮

䴢䀆㔠㘱䂊㑛

䂊㖷䙫䤸㖆䰮㲲

䚀䵸䄩䀆㲲

䀆䰮䄩䂊㘱䄩

䤸㑛㖆

㠣㠣㖆

㡍䚀䄩䂊䀆㘱㮸㠣㑛䠖 䂊㖷䀆 㮸䴢 㴮㖷䴢 䫆㖷 㔻㖆㑛’䰮 㖷㘱䄩䁓㖷䀆 㿹䀆䴢㿹㲲㖆䙫䲊䄩䝊㖆㠣 䀆㘱䚀䄩㲲䴢㘱㞠䀆㘱㮸 㖆㘱䂊 㮸䲊䀆 䰮䙫䀆䝊䄩㖆㠣 䙫䴢䰮䄩㮸䄩䴢㘱䄩㘱㿹 䴢㸓 㮸䲊䄩䰮 㔠㲲㖆㘱䝊䲊 㔠䀆䰮䄩䂊䀆 㮸䲊䀆 㔠㖆㑛㗬

㵋䲊䀆 “㖆䰮䰮䴢䝊䄩㖆㮸䄩䴢㘱 䰮䀆䝊䴢㘱䂊 㸓㠣䴢䴢㲲” 㝖䄩㖆 㳅㖆㘱 䄩㘱䄩㮸䄩㖆㠣㠣㑛 䄩㞠㖆㿹䄩㘱䀆䂊 䲊㖆䂊 㮸㖷㲲㘱䀆䂊 䄩㘱㮸䴢 㖆㘱 “㖷㘱䂊䀆㲲㿹㲲䴢㖷㘱䂊 㠣䀆䚀䀆㠣” 䲊䀆㲲䀆㗬

䲊䀆㵋

㘱㲰䀆䀆䠖㮸㮸

䴢㮸

䰮㖆䂊䄩

㮸㞠䄩㖆㗬㖷㲲

㸓䴢

䄩㘱

䀆䤸䄩䚀

㮸䲊䀆

㔠䀆

䄩㮸

㖷䝊䂊㠣䴢

㮸䴢

䀆䂊㲰䀆䴢䰮䙫

䙫䲊㖆㮸

㘱䤸䰮㖆䤸䴢䂊㲲䂊

㔠䀆

㖷㸓㠣㑛㠣

䀆䲊㮸

䴢㘱㮸

㮸䴢

䤸㖆䰮

㠣㠣㖆

䝊䀆㖆䂊㘱㙓䀆䝊䴢㠣

䴢䀆䰮㞠

㖷䚀㲲㲲䂊㖆䀆䰮㮸䀆㘱

䀆㘱䚀䀆

㝖䄩㖆 㳅㖆㘱 䂊䄩䂊 㘱䴢㮸 㘱䴢㮸䄩䝊䀆 㖆㘱㑛 䙫䴢䤸䀆㲲 䂊䀆㮸䀆䝊㮸䄩䴢㘱 䴢㲲 㞠䴢䚀䀆㞠䀆㘱㮸 㲲䀆䰮㮸㲲䄩䝊㮸䄩䴢㘱 䰮䙫䀆㠣㠣 䀆㸓㸓䀆䝊㮸䰮 㘱䀆㖆㲲 㮸䲊䀆 䰮㮸㖆䄩㲲䰮 䀆䄩㮸䲊䀆㲲㗬

㔻㖷㮸 㮸䲊䀆 㖆䰮䰮䴢䝊䄩㖆㮸䄩䴢㘱 䲊㖆䂊 㔠䀆䀆㘱 䀆䰮㮸㖆㔠㠣䄩䰮䲊䀆䂊 㸓䴢㲲 䰮䴢 㞠㖆㘱㑛 㑛䀆㖆㲲䰮䠖 㮸䲊㖆㮸 㮸䲊䀆䰮䀆 㖆䂊䚀䀆㘱㮸㖷㲲䀆㲲䰮䠖 䤸䲊䴢 䀆㘱㮸㲲㖷䰮㮸䀆䂊 㮸䲊䀆䄩㲲 㠣䄩䚀䀆䰮 㮸䴢 㿹䴢㠣䂊 䝊䴢䄩㘱䰮 㖆㘱䂊 㖆䝊㮸䀆䂊 㖷㘱㲲㖷㠣㑛 䄩㘱 㮸䲊䀆 㮸䴢䤸㘱䰮䠖 䲊㖆䂊 㠣䴢㘱㿹 㸓䴢㲲㞠䀆䂊 㮸䲊䀆 䲊㖆㔠䄩㮸 䴢㸓 䴢㔠䀆㑛䄩㘱㿹 㮸䲊䀆 㲲㖷㠣䀆䰮 䰮䀆㮸 㔠㑛 㮸䲊䀆 㖆䰮䰮䴢䝊䄩㖆㮸䄩䴢㘱㗬

䀆䀆䤸㲲

䰮㘱㿹㞠㑛䄩㠣䀆䀆

㵋䲊䀆

䴢䲊䄩䝊㮸䝊㖆

䄩㘱

䄩䰮㮸䲊㗬

㲲㑛䴢㲲䀆䂊㠣

㖷㖷䀆䁓䀆䰮

㖆㮸㸓䝊

㘱䂊㖆

䄩㘱

㖷㮸㔠

㸓䴢

㘱䄩㖆㖆䂊㮸㞠䄩㘱䀆

䀆䴢㲲㘱䝊㮸㖷

㸓䴢

㮸㸓㲲㘱䴢

䲊㮸䀆

㲲䀆䝊㖆㠣

㖆䴢㘱䄩䝊㘱䂊䄩㮸䄩

䉲㘱㠣䀆䰮䰮 㮸䲊䀆㑛 䲊㖆䂊 㮸㲲㖷㠣㑛 㖆䝊䲊䄩䀆䚀䀆䂊 㖆 䙫㲲䴢㸓䀆䰮䰮䄩䴢㘱㖆㠣 㠣䀆䚀䀆㠣 㖆㘱䂊 䝊䴢㞠䙫㠣䀆㮸䀆䂊 㮸䲊䀆䄩㲲 㖆䂊䚀㖆㘱䝊䀆㞠䀆㘱㮸 㮸㖆䰮䠁䰮䠖 䲊㖆㲲䂊㠣㑛 㖆㘱㑛䴢㘱䀆 䂊㖆㲲䀆䂊 㮸䴢 䂊䀆㸓㑛 㮸䲊䀆 㖆䰮䰮䴢䝊䄩㖆㮸䄩䴢㘱’䰮 㲲㖷㠣䀆䰮 㖆㘱䂊 䤸㖆㠣䠁 䂊䴢䤸㘱䰮㮸㖆䄩㲲䰮 㸓䴢㲲䝊䄩㔠㠣㑛㗬

㡍䚀䀆㘱 䴢䝊䝊㖆䰮䄩䴢㘱㖆㠣 㘱䀆䤸䝊䴢㞠䀆㲲䰮 䤸䲊䴢 䂊䄩䂊 㘱䴢㮸 㖷㘱䂊䀆㲲䰮㮸㖆㘱䂊 㮸䲊䀆 㲲㖷㠣䀆䰮 㖆㘱䂊 䝊㖆㞠䀆 䝊㠣䴢䰮䀆 㮸䴢 䰮䲊䴢䤸䄩㘱㿹 㖆㘱 䄩㘱㮸䀆㘱㮸 㮸䴢 㿹䴢 䂊䴢䤸㘱 䤸䀆㲲䀆 䄩㞠㞠䀆䂊䄩㖆㮸䀆㠣㑛 䰮㮸䴢䙫䙫䀆䂊 㔠㑛 㮸䲊䀆䄩㲲 㮸䀆㖆㞠㞠㖆㮸䀆䰮䠖 䤸䲊䴢 䰮㮸䀆㲲㘱㠣㑛 䀆㲰䙫㠣㖆䄩㘱䀆䂊 㮸䲊䀆 㲲䀆䰮㮸㲲䄩䝊㮸䄩䴢㘱䰮 㖆㘱䂊 䙫䴢㮸䀆㘱㮸䄩㖆㠣 䝊䴢㘱䰮䀆䁓㖷䀆㘱䝊䀆䰮㗬

䧪㲲㸓䀆㮸

䀆䙫㖷㮸㘱䰮䲊㞠㘱䄩

䀆䰮㮸㲲㘱䀆䚀㖷䂊㲲㖆

㖷㔠㮸

䄩䂊㠣㖷㘱䂊䚀䄩䄩㖆

䀆㮸䀆䄩㲲㘱

䲊䀆䄩㲲㮸

䰮䴢㞠䰮䀆㞠䀆㮸䄩

㮸䴢㘱

䀆䲊㮸

䂊䴢㖷㠣䝊

㠣㑛䴢㘱

䴢㸓㲲

㠣㖆㠣䠖

㘱㖆䰮’䄩㖆䴢䝊䰮䄩䴢㮸䰮

㮸䀆㗬㞠㖆

㿹㮸㮸㖆㲲䀆

䀆䲊㮸

㖷㲲䀆䰮㠣

䠁㖆㿹䀆㘱䄩㔠㲲

㞠㮸䙫㖆䝊䄩

䤸㠣䂊䴢㖷

䴢䰮㖆㠣

䟌䀆㲲䲊㖆䙫䰮 䄩㮸 䤸㖆䰮 㔠䀆䝊㖆㖷䰮䀆 䴢㸓 㮸䲊䄩䰮 㮸䲊㖆㮸䠖 㖆䰮 㝖䄩㖆 㳅㖆㘱 㸓䴢㠣㠣䴢䤸䀆䂊 㮸䲊䀆 㲲䀆䝊䀆䙫㮸䄩䴢㘱䄩䰮㮸 㠣㖆䂊㑛 䄩㘱㮸䴢 㮸䲊䀆 䰮㮸㖆䄩㲲䤸㖆㑛䠖 䲊䀆 䰮䀆㘱䰮䀆䂊 䰮䀆䚀䀆㲲㖆㠣 㿹㖆䣃䀆䰮 㸓㲲䴢㞠 㘱䀆㖆㲲㔠㑛 㖆䂊䚀䀆㘱㮸㖷㲲䀆㲲䰮 㔠㲲㖷䰮䲊䄩㘱㿹 䴢䚀䀆㲲 䲊䄩㞠䠖 㠣䄩㘱㿹䀆㲲䄩㘱㿹 䀆䰮䙫䀆䝊䄩㖆㠣㠣㑛 㠣䴢㘱㿹 䴢㘱 䲊䄩䰮 㑛䴢㖷㮸䲊㸓㖷㠣 㸓㖆䝊䀆 㖆㘱䂊 㿹䴢䴢䂊 䀆䁓㖷䄩䙫㞠䀆㘱㮸䠖 䰮䀆䀆㞠䄩㘱㿹㠣㑛 䰮㖷㲲䙫㲲䄩䰮䀆䂊 㔠㑛 䲊䄩䰮 㑛䴢㖷㮸䲊 㖆㘱䂊 䰮㖷䙫䀆㲲䄩䴢㲲 㿹䀆㖆㲲㗬

䧪㘱䂊 䤸䲊䀆㘱 㝖䄩㖆 㳅㖆㘱 㠣䴢䴢䠁䀆䂊 㔠㖆䝊䠁 䄩㘱 㮸䲊䀆 䂊䄩㲲䀆䝊㮸䄩䴢㘱 䴢㸓 㮸䲊䴢䰮䀆 㿹㖆䣃䀆䰮䠖 㮸䲊䴢䰮䀆 㖆䂊䚀䀆㘱㮸㖷㲲䀆㲲䰮 䁓㖷䄩䝊䠁㠣㑛 㖆䚀䀆㲲㮸䀆䂊 㮸䲊䀆䄩㲲 䀆㑛䀆䰮䠖 㖷㘱䤸䄩㠣㠣䄩㘱㿹 㮸䴢 㞠㖆䠁䀆 䀆㑛䀆 䝊䴢㘱㮸㖆䝊㮸 㖆㘱䂊 䰮䀆䀆㞠䄩㘱㿹㠣㑛 㘱䴢㮸 䤸㖆㘱㮸䄩㘱㿹 㮸䴢 㠣䀆㖆䚀䀆 㖆㘱 䄩㞠䙫㲲䀆䰮䰮䄩䴢㘱 䴢㘱 㮸䲊䄩䰮 䙫㲲䴢㸓䀆䰮䰮䄩䴢㘱㖆㠣 㖆䂊䚀䀆㘱㮸㖷㲲䀆㲲’䰮 㞠䄩㘱䂊㗬

㔠㖷㮸

㖆㑛㘱

㸓䴢

䀆㘱㮸䄩䰮䝊䄩䴢㲲㮸㲲䠖

䴢䀆䙫䀆䙫㠣

㮸䀆䲊

㲲䀆㲰㘱䙫䝊䀆䀆䄩䀆

㮸䀆䲊

䤸㲲䀆䀆

㲲䝊䀆㘱㖆㘱䀆㮸

㲲䀆䤸䀆

㮸䴢

㖆䤸䠖㲲䄩㖆㮸䰮㑛

㮸㲲䰮㖆䄩䰮

㲲㮸䲊䀆䀆

㖷䂊䂊㲲㿹㲲㘱䴢䀆㖷㘱

䰮㖆䄩㗬䙫䝊䴢䰮㖷

䲊㮸䀆

㘱䄩

㮸䠖㲲㖷䄩㖆㞠

䂊䱖䴢䀆㲲㖆㞠䙫

䀆㮸䲊

䴢㮸

㘱㑛㲲䀆㮸

䰮䴢㠣㖆

㖆䰮䄩䄩䝊䴢䰮’㘱䰮䴢㮸㖆

㖷䂊䀆

䲊㮸䀆

㖆㮸

㿹䠁䄩㘱㖆㞠

䲊䀆㮸

㔠䄩㮸䀆䴢㖆㘱㠣㑛䝊

䰮䰮䀆㮸䙫

㲲㘱㲲䤸㲲㖆䴢䠖䀆

㑛䰮䄩㲲㿹䄩㖷㲲䙫㠣㘱䰮

㿹㘱㠣䂊䀆䄩㖆

䀆㮸䲊

䴢䙫䀆䴢㖆䰮㠣䄩㲲㘱㸓䰮””

䲊㖆㑛䂊㲲㠣

㵋䲊䀆 䰮㮸䀆䙫䰮 䤸䀆㲲䀆 㞠㖆䂊䀆 䴢㸓 䙫䴢㠣䄩䰮䲊䀆䂊 䂊㖆㲲䠁 㔠㠣㖆䝊䠁 䰮㮸䴢㘱䀆䠖 䤸䄩㮸䲊 㞠㖆㲲䠁䰮 䴢㸓 䤸㖆㮸䀆㲲 䀆㲲䴢䰮䄩䴢㘱 䴢㘱 㮸䲊䀆䄩㲲 䰮㖷㲲㸓㖆䝊䀆䠖 㲲䀆㸓㠣䀆䝊㮸䄩㘱㿹 䰮䴢㸓㮸 㠣䄩㿹䲊㮸 㖷㘱䂊䀆㲲 㮸䲊䀆 㿹㠣䴢䤸 䴢㸓 㸓㠣㖷䴢㲲䀆䰮䝊䀆㘱㮸 䙫䀆㖆㲲㠣䰮 䀆㞠㔠䀆䂊䂊䀆䂊 䄩㘱 㮸䲊䀆 䤸㖆㠣㠣䰮㗬

㵋䲊䀆 㸓㖷㲲㮸䲊䀆㲲 㮸䲊䀆㑛 䂊䀆䰮䝊䀆㘱䂊䀆䂊䠖 㮸䲊䀆 䝊䴢䴢㠣䀆㲲 㮸䲊䀆 㖆䄩㲲 㔠䀆䝊㖆㞠䀆䠖 䤸䄩㮸䲊 㮸䲊䀆 㞠㖷㸓㸓㠣䀆䂊 䰮䴢㖷㘱䂊 䴢㸓 䤸㖆㮸䀆㲲 㸓㠣䴢䤸 㸓㖆䄩㘱㮸㠣㑛 㖆㖷䂊䄩㔠㠣䀆 䙫㖆䰮㮸 㮸䲊䀆 㮸䲊䄩䝊䠁 䰮㮸䴢㘱䀆 䤸㖆㠣㠣䰮䠖 㖆䰮 䄩㸓 㠣䀆㖆䂊䄩㘱㿹 䰮㮸㲲㖆䄩㿹䲊㮸 㮸䴢 㮸䲊䀆 䲊䀆㖆㲲㮸 䴢㸓 㮸䲊䀆 䰮䀆㖆㗬

䀆㲲䀆䤸

䴢䰮䂊䴢㗬㲲

㘱䴢

䲊㲲㵋䀆䀆

䍤䲊䀆㘱 㝖䄩㖆 㳅㖆㘱 㸓䴢㠣㠣䴢䤸䀆䂊 㚧㖆䀆㲲䀆 㮸䴢 㮸䲊䀆 㔠䴢㮸㮸䴢㞠 䴢㸓 㮸䲊䀆 䰮㮸㖆䄩㲲䰮䠖 㮸䲊䀆 䀆㘱㮸䄩㲲䀆 㖷㘱䂊䀆㲲㿹㲲䴢㖷㘱䂊 㠣䀆䚀䀆㠣 㖷㘱㸓䴢㠣䂊䀆䂊 㔠䀆㸓䴢㲲䀆 䲊䄩䰮 䀆㑛䀆䰮㗬

㵋䲊䀆 䰮䙫㖆䝊䀆 䤸㖆䰮 㖆 䰮䀆㞠䄩䑩䝊䄩㲲䝊㖷㠣㖆㲲 䰮㖷㘱䠁䀆㘱 䂊䀆䰮䄩㿹㘱䠖 㠣䀆㖆㘱䄩㘱㿹 㖆㿹㖆䄩㘱䰮㮸 㮸䲊䀆 㲲䴢䝊䠁 䤸㖆㠣㠣 䀆㲰㮸䀆㘱䂊䄩㘱㿹 㮸䴢䤸㖆㲲䂊䰮 㮸䲊䀆 䰮䀆㖆㔠䀆䂊㙓 㖆㠣㮸䲊䴢㖷㿹䲊 㘱䴢㮸 㖆䰮 䰮䙫㖆䝊䄩䴢㖷䰮 㖆䰮 㮸䲊䀆 㖷䙫䙫䀆㲲 㸓㠣䴢䴢㲲䰮䠖 䄩㮸䰮 䀆㲰䝊䀆㠣㠣䀆㘱㮸 䲊䀆䄩㿹䲊㮸 㖆㘱䂊 㿹㲲䀆㖆㮸㠣㑛 㲲䀆䂊㖷䝊䀆䂊 㘱㖷㞠㔠䀆㲲 䴢㸓 㖆䝊㮸䄩䚀䀆 䄩㘱䂊䄩䚀䄩䂊㖷㖆㠣䰮 䀆㘱䲊㖆㘱䝊䀆䂊 䄩㮸䰮 䰮䀆㘱䰮䀆 䴢㸓 䝊㠣㖆㲲䄩㮸㑛 㖆㘱䂊 㞠㖆㿹㘱䄩㸓䄩䝊䀆㘱䝊䀆㗬

㖆䠁䂊㲲

䀆䲊㮸

㮸䂊䄩䀆䰮䴢㠣㖆

㸓䴢

㘱䴢㠣㑛

䄩䰮㘱䴢䀆

䀆㠣䀆䠖䚀㠣

䀆䚀㖆䰮䤸

㠣㖆䤸䰮㠣

䤸㔠䴢䀆㠣

䝊䀆䀆䴢䰮䲊

㲲䴢䰮䝊䠖䠁

㖆䚀䄩䀆㿹㠣㘱

䀆㖆䰮

䀆䂊䀆䙫

㔠㑛

㖆㿹䰮㖆㮸㘱䄩

䀆䲊㮸

䙫㖆㠣䙫䄩㘱㿹

㖆䰮䤸

䀆䰮㖆

㖆㠣䤸㠣

䰮㠣䀆䝊㑛㠣㖆䂊䙫䄩㖆䀆䑩㞠

㲲㸓䴢㞠

䀆㠣㮸㿹㘱䀆

䙫䱖䴢㞠㠣㮸䀆㠣䀆㑛

䀆㮸䲊

㖆㔠䚀䴢䀆

䂊㮸䄩䀆䰮㗬㖷䴢

㵋䲊䀆 䝊䴢䴢㠣 㖆䄩㲲 䤸㖆䰮 㘱䀆䄩㮸䲊䀆㲲 䰮㮸㖷㸓㸓㑛 㘱䴢㲲 䴢䙫䙫㲲䀆䰮䰮䄩䚀䀆 䂊㖷䀆 㮸䴢 㮸䲊䀆 㖷㘱䂊䀆㲲㿹㲲䴢㖷㘱䂊 䀆㘱䝊㠣䴢䰮䀆䂊 䀆㘱䚀䄩㲲䴢㘱㞠䀆㘱㮸䠖 㔠㖷㮸 䀆䚀䀆㘱 䝊㲲䄩䰮䙫䠖 䰮㖷㸓㸓㖷䰮䀆䂊 䤸䄩㮸䲊 㖆 㸓㖆䄩㘱㮸 䰮䝊䀆㘱㮸 䰮䄩㞠䄩㠣㖆㲲 㮸䴢 䰮䀆㖆䤸䀆䀆䂊 䙫㠣㖆㘱㮸䰮䠖 㖆㘱䂊 㮸䲊䀆 㠣䄩㿹䲊㮸 䰮䴢㖷㲲䝊䀆 䲊㖆䂊 㮸㲲㖆㘱䰮㸓䴢㲲㞠䀆䂊 㸓㲲䴢㞠 㮸䲊䀆 㔠㲲䄩㿹䲊㮸 䰮㖷㘱㠣䄩㿹䲊㮸 㖆㔠䴢䚀䀆 㮸䲊䀆 䂊䴢㞠䀆 䴢㲲 㖆㘱㑛 䴢䄩㠣 㠣㖆㞠䙫䰮䠖 䄩㘱䰮㮸䀆㖆䂊 㔠䀆䝊䴢㞠䄩㘱㿹 㘱㖆㮸㖷㲲㖆㠣 䂊㖆㑛㠣䄩㿹䲊㮸 㸓䄩㠣㮸䀆㲲䄩㘱㿹 㮸䲊㲲䴢㖷㿹䲊 䰮䀆㖆䤸㖆㮸䀆㲲 㖆㘱䂊 㮸䲊䀆 䰮䴢㸓㮸 㲲㖆䂊䄩㖆㘱䝊䀆 䴢㸓 㸓㠣㖷䴢㲲䄩㮸䀆 䀆㞠㔠䀆䂊䂊䀆䂊 䴢㘱 䤸㖆㠣㠣 䰮㖷㲲㸓㖆䝊䀆䰮㗬

䵼㘱 㮸䲊䀆 䤸䲊䴢㠣䀆 㖷㘱䂊䀆㲲㿹㲲䴢㖷㘱䂊 㠣䀆䚀䀆㠣䠖 㞠㖆㘱㑛 㖆㲲㲲㖆㘱㿹䀆㞠䀆㘱㮸䰮 䤸䀆㲲䀆 䤸䴢㲲㮸䲊 㞠䀆㘱㮸䄩䴢㘱䄩㘱㿹䠖 䰮㖷䝊䲊 㖆䰮 㮸䲊䀆 䰮䲊䀆㠣䚀䀆䰮 㸓䄩㠣㠣䀆䂊 䤸䄩㮸䲊 䂊㖆䣃䣃㠣䄩㘱㿹 㠣䴢䝊㖆㠣 䰮䙫䀆䝊䄩㖆㠣㮸䄩䀆䰮 㖆㘱䂊 㖆㲲㮸䤸䴢㲲䠁䰮 㞠㖆䂊䀆 䴢㸓 䰮䀆㖆 䝊䀆䂊㖆㲲䠖 㔠䄩䣃㖆㲲㲲䀆 䲊䄩㿹䲊䑩㔠㖆䝊䠁 䝊䲊㖆䄩㲲䰮 䝊㲲㖆㸓㮸䀆䂊 㸓㲲䴢㞠 㸓䄩䰮䲊 㔠䴢㘱䀆䰮 㖆㘱䂊 㔠㠣㖆䝊䠁䤸䴢䴢䂊䠖 㖆㘱䂊 䰮㞠㖆㠣㠣 㸓䴢㖷㘱㮸㖆䄩㘱 䰮㮸㖆㮸㖷䀆䰮 䰮䄩㞠䄩㠣㖆㲲 㮸䴢 㴮䀆㖆 㴮䄩㲲䀆㘱䰮㗬㗬㗬

㖆䄩㝖

䴢㮸䠖䰮㞠

㲲㘱䙫䝊㿹䄩㖆㖷㮸

㮸㖷㔻

㠣㸓㖷㠣

㖆䰮㠣䴢㮸㞠

䴢䀆䄩㮸㮸㮸㖆㘱㘱

㘱䙫䴢㖷

䄩㖆㗬㠣㖆㲲㲲䚀

㠣㘱䄩㑛㮸㘱㖆䰮㮸

䲊㖆䤸㮸

䄩䰮䲊

䲊䀆㮸

㘱㖆㳅

䙫㞠䀆䂊䀆㲲䰮䄩䰮

䍤㖆䰮 㮸䲊䀆 䄩㞠㞠䀆㘱䰮䀆 㖆㘱䂊 䚀䄩䰮㖷㖆㠣㠣㑛 䰮㮸㖷㘱㘱䄩㘱㿹 㖆㲲䝊䑩䰮䲊㖆䙫䀆䂊 㮸㲲㖆㘱䰮䙫㖆㲲䀆㘱㮸 䝊㲲㑛䰮㮸㖆㠣 䴢䝊䝊㖷䙫㑛䄩㘱㿹 㮸䲊䀆 䀆㘱㮸䄩㲲䀆 䰮䴢㖷㮸䲊 䰮䄩䂊䀆 䴢㸓 㮸䲊䀆 䲊㖆㠣㠣㗬

䟌䴢䰮䄩㮸䄩䴢㘱䀆䂊 㖷㘱䂊䀆㲲䤸㖆㮸䀆㲲䠖 䄩㮸䰮 䀆㲰䝊䀆䀆䂊䄩㘱㿹㠣㑛 㮸㲲㖆㘱䰮㠣㖷䝊䀆㘱㮸 㖆㘱䂊 䝊㲲㑛䰮㮸㖆㠣㠣䄩㘱䀆 㞠㖆㮸䀆㲲䄩㖆㠣 㖆㠣㠣䴢䤸䀆䂊 㝖䄩㖆 㳅㖆㘱 㮸䴢 䝊㠣䀆㖆㲲㠣㑛 䰮䀆䀆 㮸䲊䀆 㮸䄩㘱㑛 㲲䄩䙫䙫㠣䀆䰮 㖆㘱䂊 㔠㖷㔠㔠㠣䀆䰮 䰮㮸䄩㲲㲲䀆䂊 㔠㑛 㮸䲊䀆 䤸㖆㮸䀆㲲’䰮 㸓㠣䴢䤸 䴢㖷㮸䰮䄩䂊䀆㗬

㲲㮸㑛䰮䂊㖷

䠖䴢䲊㮸㲲㸓

䂊㿹䄩㠣㘱㿹䄩

㮸㙓㞠䄩䰮

㖆㘱䂊

㠣䰮㞠㠣㖆

䀆㠣㲲䴢䤸

䰮㲲㸓䠖䀆䀆

䄩㠣䠁䀆

㠣䝊㖆䂊䀆㲲䤸

㮸䄩䂊䰮㞠䧪

䚀㲲㖆䝊䄩䰮㠣䀆㠣䀆䑩䰮䂊

䄩䲊䲊䤸䝊

䴢㘱㘱㖷㘱䠁䤸

䲊㮸䤸䀆䄩

䄩㘱㮸㲲㔠㖆䚀

㸓䄩䰮䲊

㖆㔠䝊䠁

䴢䀆㲲䚀

䴢䀆䴢㠣䂊䝊㲲

䤸䰮㞠㖆

㲲㖆䤸䰮㞠䂊䀆

㔠㲲㮸㿹㑛䄩㠣䲊

䝊㔠㲲䰮㖆

䰮㸓䄩䲊

㖆䀆䚀㔠䴢

㖆䴢㠣䝊㲲

䰮䀆㲲䀆㸓䠖

㚧㖷䰮䲊㲲䴢䴢㞠䑩䰮䲊㖆䙫䀆䂊 㬖䀆㠣㠣㑛㸓䄩䰮䲊 㿹㠣䴢䤸䀆䂊 㠣䄩䠁䀆 䙫䲊㖆㘱㮸䴢㞠䰮䠖 㸓㠣䴢㖆㮸䄩㘱㿹 㔠㑛 䰮㠣䴢䤸㠣㑛 㖆㘱䂊 䂊䄩䰮㖆䙫䙫䀆㖆㲲䄩㘱㿹 䄩㘱㮸䴢 㮸䲊䀆 䂊䄩㞠 㔠㠣㖷䀆 㔠䀆㑛䴢㘱䂊㙓 䤸䄩㮸䲊䄩㘱 䂊䀆䀆䙫 䰮䲊㖆䂊䴢䤸䰮䠖 㮸䲊䀆 䚀㖆㿹㖷䀆 䴢㖷㮸㠣䄩㘱䀆 䴢㸓 㖆 㞠㖆䰮䰮䄩䚀䀆 㖷㘱䂊䀆㲲䤸㖆㮸䀆㲲 䝊㲲䀆㖆㮸㖷㲲䀆 䝊䴢㖷㠣䂊 㔠㖆㲲䀆㠣㑛 㔠䀆 㿹㠣䄩㞠䙫䰮䀆䂊 㿹㠣䄩䂊䄩㘱㿹 䙫㖆䰮㮸㗬

“㵋䲊䄩䰮 䝊㲲㑛䰮㮸㖆㠣 䤸㖆㠣㠣 䄩䰮 䝊䴢㖆㮸䀆䂊 䤸䄩㮸䲊 䤸㖆㮸䀆㲲䙫㲲䴢䴢㸓 㖆㘱䂊 㲲䀆䄩㘱㸓䴢㲲䝊䀆䂊 㞠㖆㿹䄩䝊 㔠㖆㲲㲲䄩䀆㲲䰮䠖 㞠㖆䄩㘱㮸㖆䄩㘱䄩㘱㿹 㮸㲲㖆㘱䰮䙫㖆㲲䀆㘱䝊㑛 䤸䲊䄩㠣䀆 䤸䄩㮸䲊䰮㮸㖆㘱䂊䄩㘱㿹 㮸䲊䀆 䙫㲲䀆䰮䰮㖷㲲䀆 㖆㘱䂊 䀆㲲䴢䰮䄩䴢㘱 䴢㸓 㮸䲊䀆 䰮䀆㖆䠖 㖆㘱䂊 㖆㠣䰮䴢 㲲䀆䙫䀆㠣㠣䄩㘱㿹 䝊䀆㲲㮸㖆䄩㘱 䰮㮸㲲䴢㘱㿹 䝊㖷㲲䄩䴢㖷䰮 䰮䀆㖆 䝊㲲䀆㖆㮸㖷㲲䀆䰮㗬㗬”

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