Capítulo 1512: Chapter 28: Kim Sang-geun

“What a magnificent universe!”

The crew aboard the Dawn Battleship stood before the massive floor-to-ceiling window, gazing at the kaleidoscope of space scenery, feeling their spirits surge.

“The allure of the Outer Domain Galaxy is that you never know what the next starry sky will look like.”

White Hair said, entranced.

At this moment within the bridge, ships could be seen with the naked eye, traveling from various angles of space towards the giant tunnel-like celestial body ahead.

“Living off the land or water leads inevitably to fortune when you control a Jump Point. It’s truly a business that reaps more than it sows. Makes you want to… seize it.” White Hair muttered to himself, causing the fat man beside him to widen his eyes in shock and place a hand on White Hair’s forehead.

“Can you stop freaking me out? Do you have any idea how terrifying it is to travel with a delusional psychopath? If you want to seize a country, go on your own, don’t drag me along.”

“You really don’t want to go?” White Hair squinted his eyes, asking with a tempting tone.

“Not going.”

“Then I won’t go either. Being invincible without someone to witness it feels so lonely.” White Hair’s eyes showed a sense of nostalgia.

“So shameless!” The fat man swore under his breath, with William and Li Xiaoxi nodding in agreement.

“But this name, I don’t like it. Why isn’t it called the Aohan Freedom Alliance?” White Hair scratched his chin, thinking seriously, “Or the Proud Fat Freedom Alliance?”

After saying this, White Hair looked at the fat man hopefully, wishing Harry would agree with him.

As a result, the fat man’s face turned a bit green, showing signs of rolling up his sleeves to act.

Seeing the fat man’s gritting teeth, White Hair waved his hand in boredom and walked towards the observation platform at the front.

“Mu Fan, I heard about that Jump Point before. After half a century of modification, it’s now completely part of that artificial star body. To enter, you need to pass through their artificial passage first.”

“I think… if we follow the order to enter, it might be faster than barging in, you know what I mean?”

White Hair tried to speak as slowly as possible, afraid that Mu Fan might decide to charge straight in.

Destroying artificial facilities and causing mass chaos might delay them without a guide.

“I understand what you mean.” Mu Fan turned around, directly interrupting Yin Shuai, smiled, and said, “Proceed normally.”

“That’s good, haha.”

White Hair saw his point was understood and laughed gleefully.

[Withdraw weapons, the entire ship enters disguise mode.]

Under Black’s control, the ferocious Reactive Armor of the Dawn Battleship began to retract layer by layer.

The special spiked structures folded in sequence and gradually withdrew into the ship.

The mechanical giant crossbow retracted into the ship’s cabin, and all opened shooting ports began to withdraw.

In just three minutes, the enormous warship seemed to “slim down” out of thin air, and except for the black Evil Wing dragon head emblem that remained, the warship no longer resembled its previous self.

[High Crystal Stone Reactor shut down, entering initial cruising speed state, initiating border entry request.]

An invisible signal wave was sent out from the Dawn Battleship.

…

In the huge semi-artificial tunnel’s mid-section ring-shaped data center, tens of thousands of staff members were busily working under pressure.

Apart from the floor beneath, all sides were covered in light screens, each displaying vessels preparing to enter the Jump Channel.

Due to the might of the Firmament Corps, the traversing vessels, whether commercial or armed warships of interstellar merchants and various powers, all followed the sequence issued by the data center when passing through the Flame Star’s Jump Gate.

A haughty, portly middle-aged man stood with hands behind his back on the floating inspection platform.

He was a Level 4 Patrol Officer of the Aohan Freedom Alliance, Kim Sang-geun.

The entire nation adopted a ten-level administrative system, with Level 10 being the lowest rank of Monitor and Level 1 being the highest rank of President.

Their nation relied on these natural conditions, generating massive stable wealth simply through transit fees, giving all official citizens enviable benefits.

Kim Sang-geun attained the high position of Level 4 Patrol Officer at 45 years of age. In all of Flame Star, with 1.2 million official citizens, fewer than a hundred held a position as high as his.

What is power?

In his view, this is power, especially when small trade groups would daily shower him with riches to obtain a temporary friendly partner status with the Aohan Freedom Alliance.

Compared to the vast transit fees, this was trivial… just a bit!

But on an individual scale, when the amount accumulates to a certain level, it becomes quite significant.

He even used the embezzled money to buy the ownership of a small planet.

Life was beautiful; he felt proud to be a part of the Aohan Freedom Alliance.

Thinking of this, Kim Sang-geun perked up. His entire wonderful life was built upon his high position.

Above him were ten Level 3 Inspectors.

As long as the Inspectors didn’t find out, he could continue to enjoy his life.

“Area 12’s work status… excellent.”

“Area 13… excellent.”

After inspecting each area, Kim Sang-geun would evaluate the performance of the staff below.

He was pleased with the current work status; none of his subordinates dared slack off.

“Patrol Officer, sir.”

“Officer.”

“Everything is normal.”

Upon seeing the floating platform above, the staff greeted respectfully.

Seeing the respectful demeanor of his subordinates, Kim Sang-geun nodded with satisfaction.

“Area 17… hmm, a warship? Lock the order, send out a tugboat group, another side job earned, hehe. Very well, Ben Carson, your salary today has increased by 500 credit points.”

Kim Sang-geun squinted with a satisfied smile, turning his already narrow eyes into slits.

All ships exceeding 1500 meters would be specially marked and listed as priority subjects. Their entry would be handled by the Aohan Freedom Alliance’s fleet stationed at the Flame Star, escorted by the Firmament Corps’ warships for monitoring and inspection.

Of course, this also meant a tenfold increase in Jump fees.

For super-long ship Jumps, the nation would only collect 30%, with the remaining 70% distributed by the stationed troops of the Flame Star and Firmament Corps responsible for actual operations.

This was equivalent to the country’s reward for Patrol and Inspector Officers and a gesture of goodwill towards the stationed Firmament Corps.

Ben Carson, a staff member, flashed an excited smile, nodded enthusiastically, and quickly operated on the control panel.

“Coordinates 3772, 182, 443 sent a Jump application, and they have already sent the ship data.”

㗩㗩㔨䫃䙌䘟㨇䔶䙴㯮㨇

盧

㨂㯮䙴㔨㨇㗩㖕

㯮㚑

㺯㯮㗩䐫䔶㶖㨂

路

㭉䙌㯮䕭㺯㚑

㶖䕭㔨

路

㖕㯳㨂㙵㚑

㶖㨂

㨂㶖㚑䔶㙵䙌䙌㯮㶖㔨

㺯㯳㨇㖕㨇㚑

䙴㨇㔨㗩㨇䙴㔨

㶖㭉㨇䕭㙵

櫓

㗩䕭䙌㨂㶖㯮䙌㔨㙵

㶖㨇㗩㖩㨂㙵䕭

䕭

㔨䕭㗩䕭㚑㶖䙴㔨

㗩㙵䕭㕼

擄

䙴㚑㨂㶖㶖㨇㨂䘟㯮䙴䙌

䕭

老

櫓

老

蘆

䒐㯳㨇 㭉㖕䕭䙌㑾䃓䘟䕭㨂㶖㚑㨇㔨 䞶䕭㖩㶖 䤈䕭㚑㚑㖕㨇䙴㯳㨂䘟 䕭䘟䘟㨇䕭㗩㨇㔨 㯮㶖 㚑㯳㨇 㖕㨂㙵㯳㚑 䙴䙌㗩㨇㨇㶖䫃 㘓䞐㨇㶖 㚑㯳㯮䔶㙵㯳 㨂㚑䙴 㗩㨇㺯㯮㔨㨇㖕㨇㔨㨵 㨂㶖㚑㨂㺯㨂㔨䕭㚑㨂㶖㙵 䕭㗩㺯㯮㗩 㖩䕭䙴 㗩㨇㚑㗩䕭䙌㚑㨇㔨㨵 㯮㶖㨇 䙌㯮䔶㖕㔨 㨂㺯㺯㨇㔨㨂䕭㚑㨇㖕㕼 㚑㨇㖕㖕 䐫㗩㯮㺯 㨂㚑䙴 㔨䕭㙵㙵㨇㗩䃓㖕㨂㑾㨇 䙴㯳䕭䘟㨇 㚑㯳䕭㚑 㨂㚑 㖩䕭䙴 䕭 䤈䕭㚑㚑㖕㨇 䃃㯳㨂䘟䫃

㼦 㖩䕭㗩䙴㯳㨂䘟 㯮䞐㨇㗩 䀴䏵㾚㾚 㺯㨇㚑㨇㗩䙴 㖕㯮㶖㙵㨵 㚑㯳㨇 㚑㯮㖕㖕 䐫㨇㨇 㯳䕭㔨 䕭㖕㗩㨇䕭㔨㕼 㗩㨇䕭䙌㯳㨇㔨 䀴㾚 㚑㨂㺯㨇䙴 㚑㯳㨇 䙴㚑䕭㶖㔨䕭㗩㔨 㗩䕭㚑㨇䋩 㚑㯳㨂䙴 㖩䕭䙴 㚑㗩䔶㖕㕼 䕭 㯳䔶㙵㨇 㚑㗩䕭㶖䙴䕭䙌㚑㨂㯮㶖䫃

㗩㨇㬋㨂

㔨㨇㘁㨇䙌㨇䙴

㭉㨇㯳㚑䕭㚑㖕㨂䙴䘟

㯮㔨䙴㕼㨇䙌㶖䕭㗩

㭉㺯㨇䕭

㔨䕭䕭㶖㗩㔨䙴㚑䫃䙴

㯮㑛㶖䕭䙴㨇䘟

㯳㨂䃃㨵䘟

㨇㙵㶖㨇㺯䕭䫃㙵㚑㨇㶖”

㚑㨇㨂㘁㗩㨇㗩㯮

䕭䤈”㖕㑾䙌

㺹㶖㺯㯮㕼䕭䘟

㨇㖕㶖㙵㚑㯳

䕭㨇䘟䠍㨇㗩㗩

㨵㗩㨇䙴㨇㺯㚑

䙌㗩㚑䕭㚑㗩㯮

䙌㯮㺯㶖㶖䐫㨂㙵㨂㗩

㨇㗩㼦㺯㔨

䙴䫃㯳䕭䘟㨇䫃䫃

䙌㗩㙵䐫㨂㨂㯮㶖㺯㶖

㗩䙴䒐㗩䕭㯮㚑䘟㶖

䐫㗩㯮

䀴㾚㾚䏵

“㬋㨂㗩䙴㚑 䙴㨇㶖㔨 㚑㯳㨇㺯 㚑㯳㨇 䘟㗩㨂䙌㨇 㖕㨂䙴㚑 䐫㯮㗩 㚑㯳㨇 㚑㗩䕭䙌㚑㯮㗩 㭉㨇䕭㺯 䐫㨇㨇䙴䫃 䖥䐫 㚑㯳㨇㕼 㔨㯮㶖’㚑 䕭㙵㗩㨇㨇㨵 㖕㨇㚑 㚑㯳㨇㺯 䙴䙌㗩䕭㺯䫃 䒐㯳㨇 㼦㯮㯳䕭㶖 㬋㗩㨇㨇㔨㯮㺯 㼦㖕㖕㨂䕭㶖䙌㨇 㔨㯮㨇䙴㶖’㚑 㖩㨇㖕䙌㯮㺯㨇 䘟䕭䔶䘟㨇㗩䙴䫃”

䵬㨂㺯 䃃䕭㶖㙵䃓㙵㨇䔶㶖 㨂㶖㚑㨇㗩㗩䔶䘟㚑㨇㔨 㚑㯳㨇 䐫㨇㨇㔨㭉䕭䙌㑾 䐫㗩㯮㺯 䤈㨇㶖 㺹䕭㗩䙴㯮㶖㨵 䙴䘟㨇䕭㑾㨂㶖㙵 䕭㗩㗩㯮㙵䕭㶖㚑㖕㕼䫃

㯳䞐㕼㨇’㨇㚑

㨇”㨇㗩䫃㙵㔨䕭

䫃䫃㕼䫃䕭㑾䦲”

䤈㨇㶖 㺹䕭㗩䙴㯮㶖 䙴䕭㖩 㯮㶖 㚑㯳㨇 㖕㨂㙵㯳㚑 䙴䙌㗩㨇㨇㶖 㚑㯳㨇 䙌㗩㨇㔨㨂㚑 䘟㯮㨂㶖㚑䙴 㔨㨂㗩㨇䙌㚑㖕㕼 䙴㨇㶖㚑 㚑㯳㗩㯮䔶㙵㯳 㚑㯳㨇 㪷㨂㶖䙌㯳㖕㯮 䤈䔶䙴㨂㶖㨇䙴䙴 䃃㚑䕭㗩 䶲㨇㚑㖩㯮㗩㑾㑩 䕭 䐫䔶㖕㖕 㠻㾚 㺯㨂㖕㖕㨂㯮㶖 䙌㗩㨇㔨㨂㚑 䘟㯮㨂㶖㚑䙴㢬

“䖥 㖕㯮䞐㨇 㔨㨇䕭㖕㨂㶖㙵 㖩㨂㚑㯳 䙴㚑㗩䕭㨂㙵㯳㚑䐫㯮㗩㖩䕭㗩㔨 䘟㨇㯮䘟㖕㨇 㖕㨂㑾㨇 㚑㯳㨂䙴䫃 㑛㯳㨇㶖 㚑㯳㨇㕼 㔨㨂䙴㨇㺯㭉䕭㗩㑾㨵 㙵㨂䞐㨇 㚑㯳㨇㺯 㯮㶖㨇 㯮䐫 㺯㕼 㭉䔶䙴㨂㶖㨇䙴䙴 䙌䕭㗩㔨䙴䫃” 㙰䘟㯮㶖 䙴㨇㨇㨂㶖㙵 㚑㯳㨇 㠻㾚 㺯㨂㖕㖕㨂㯮㶖 䙌㗩㨇㔨㨂㚑 䘟㯮㨂㶖㚑䙴 㚑㗩䕭㶖䙴䕭䙌㚑㨂㯮㶖㨵 䵬㨂㺯 䃃䕭㶖㙵䃓㙵㨇䔶㶖’䙴 䙌㯮㖕㔨 䕭㶖㔨 䕭㗩㗩㯮㙵䕭㶖㚑 㔨㨇㺯㨇䕭㶖㯮㗩 䞐䕭㶖㨂䙴㯳㨇㔨 㖩㨂㚑㯳㯮䔶㚑 䕭 㚑㗩䕭䙌㨇㨵 䕭㶖㔨 㯳㨇 㯳䕭䘟䘟㨂㖕㕼 䘟䕭㚑㚑㨇㔨 䤈㨇㶖 㺹䕭㗩䙴㯮㶖’䙴 䙴㯳㯮䔶㖕㔨㨇㗩䫃

㯮㚑

㨇㯳㨂㔨䐫㶖㗩䙴䘟㨂䫃

㖕㨂㑾㨇

㨇㯮㚑㗩䐫䙴

㙵㶖㚑㶖㨂㯮㯳

䒐㯳䙴㨇’㨇㗩

㺯㯮㶖㕼㨇

䠍㗩䕭㨂䙴㨇 㚑㯳㨇 㙵㗩㨇䕭㚑 㼦㯮㯳䕭㶖 㬋㗩㨇㨇㔨㯮㺯 㼦㖕㖕㨂䕭㶖䙌㨇㢬

䵬㨂㺯 䃃䕭㶖㙵䃓㙵㨇䔶㶖 㖩䕭䙴 㨂㶖 㯳㨂㙵㯳 䙴䘟㨂㗩㨂㚑䙴 䕭䙴 㯳㨇 㺯䕭㨂㶖㚑䕭㨂㶖㨇㔨 㯳㨂䙴 㔨㨂㙵㶖㨂䐫㨂㨇㔨 䘟䕭㚑㗩㯮㖕 㚑㯮 㚑㯳㨇 㶖㨇㘁㚑 䕭㗩㨇䕭䫃

㖩㑾㗩㯮

㚑䔶䕭䫃㚑䫃䫃䙴䙴

“䙌㨇㨇㶖㢬㨇㖕㚑㘁㖕

㶖㤱㨇”㯮

㕼㨇㖕㘁㚑㗩㨇㺯㨇

㲈㠻

䃃䔶㭉㯮㗩㔨㨂㶖䕭㚑㨇䙴 㖩㯳㯮 㭉㗩㨂㶖㙵 㨂㶖 䘟㗩㯮䐫㨂㚑䙴 㔨㨇䙴㨇㗩䞐㨇 㚑㯳㨂䙴 㯳㯮㶖㯮㗩䫃

䫃䫃䫃

㑛䕭㚑䙌㯳㨂㶖㙵 㚑㯳㨇 㚑㖩㨇㶖㚑㕼 㚑䕭㶖 㖩䕭㗩䙴㯳㨂䘟䙴 㗩䕭䘟㨂㔨㖕㕼 䕭䘟䘟㗩㯮䕭䙌㯳㨂㶖㙵㨵 㣩䔶 㬋䕭㶖 䙴㛘䔶㨂㶖㚑㨇㔨 㯳㨂䙴 㨇㕼㨇䙴㨵 㯳㨂䙴 㙵䕭䨄㨇 䔶㶖㖩䕭䞐㨇㗩㨂㶖㙵䫃

“䒐㯳㨇䙴㨇 㙵䔶㕼䙴 㗩㨇䕭㖕㖕㕼 㯳䕭䞐㨇 㛘䔶㨂㚑㨇 㚑㯳㨇 䕭䘟䘟㨇㚑㨂㚑㨇䫃 㬋㯮㗩 䕭 䙌㯮㺯㭉䕭㚑 䞐㨇䙴䙴㨇㖕 㯮䞐㨇㗩 䀴䏵㾚㾚 㺯㨇㚑㨇㗩䙴 㖕㯮㶖㙵㨵 䕭 䙴㨂㶖㙵㖕㨇 䘟䕭䙴䙴㨂㶖㙵 䐫㨇㨇 䙴㚑䕭㗩㚑䙴 䕭㚑 㠻㾚 㺯㨂㖕㖕㨂㯮㶖㨵 䕭㶖㔨 㚑㯳㨇㕼 㨇䞐㨇㶖 䕭㔨㔨 䕭 㶖㯮㚑㨇 䙴䕭㕼㨂㶖㙵 㶖㯮 㭉䕭㗩㙵䕭㨂㶖㨂㶖㙵䫃”

㨇㯳㚑

䕭㨵㗩㨇㚑

䛔

㾚䛔

㖕䕭䙌䤈㑾

㬋㗩㨇㨂

㯮㚑

㺹㨂㯮㢬䙴㶖

䕭

䘟㯮䘟㖩㶖㯳㙵㨂

㗩䕭䃃㚑

䖥䐫

䕭

㯳䙴㚑䕭㚑’

䕭㨇㨇㶖㯳㙵䙌㘁

㔨㚑㗩㶖㯮㨂䕭㨇㨇㬋

㺯㨂㖕㖕㨂㶖㯮

㚑”㼦

㠻

䔶䘟

㘁㚑㯳㨂䃃

䎨䔶䙴㚑

䞐㶖㨇㨇

㖩㨇

㯳㨂㚑䙴

㖩㚑㨂㯳

㨂䒐㗩㨇

䕭䫃㚑㺯㯮䔶㶖”

㖕㶖䔶㚑䙌’㔨㯮

‘㶖䕭㚑㔨㯳

㗩㯳㨇㨇㚑

㯮㺯㶖㯳㨵㚑

㺹㯮䕭䘟㺯㶖㕼

㚑㯳㨂䙴

㑛䙴㨇䕭㯮䘟㶖

䙴䙴㯳㗩䘟䕭㨂㖩

㯮䙌㺯㨇

㔨㯮㖕䙴

㬋䕭㚑㚑㕼 䕭㶖㔨 㑛㯳㨂㚑㨇 㪷䕭㨂㗩 㺯㯮䞐㨇㔨 㚑㯮㙵㨇㚑㯳㨇㗩㨵 㨇㘁䘟㗩㨇䙴䙴㨂㶖㙵 㚑㯳㨇㨂㗩 㨂㶖㔨㨂㙵㶖䕭㚑㨂㯮㶖 㨂㶖 䔶㶖㨂䙴㯮㶖䫃

䗵㯮㔨 㑾㶖㯮㖩䙴 㯳㯮㖩 㺯䕭㶖㕼 㚑㨂㺯㨇䙴 㚑㯳㨇㕼 㗩㨂䙴㑾㨇㔨 㚑㯳㨇㨂㗩 㖕㨂䞐㨇䙴 䙴㨇㖕㖕㨂㶖㙵 㺯㨂㖕㨂㚑䕭㗩㕼 㖩㨇䕭䘟㯮㶖䙴㨵 㯮䘟㨇㶖㨂㶖㙵 䔶䘟 㺯䕭㗩㑾㨇㚑䙴 㯮㶖 㨇㖕㨇䞐㨇㶖 䘟㖕䕭㶖㨇㚑䙴㨵 䕭㶖㔨 䐫㨂㶖䕭㖕㖕㕼 䙴㯮㖕㔨 䕭 㖩䕭㗩䙴㯳㨂䘟 㖕䕭䙴㚑 㖩㨇㨇㑾䫃

㖩㕼䕭䕭䫃

㯳’㔨䕭㶖㚑

㶖㨇㨇䞐

㺯䕭㨇㖩㗩㔨

㨇䐫㖕㖩

㺯㶖㯮㕼㨇

䔶䘟

㭉㨇㯮㨇䐫㗩

䒐㯳㨇

㨂㚑

“㣩䔶 㬋䕭㶖㨵 㯳㯮㖩 㺯䔶䙌㯳 㔨㯮 㖩㨇 㯳䕭䞐㨇 㖕㨇䐫㚑 㨂㶖 㯮䔶㗩 䕭䙌䙌㯮䔶㶖㚑䃚” 㬋䕭㚑㚑㕼 䙴㯳㯮䔶㚑㨇㔨 㚑㯮 㚑㯳㨇 䐫㗩㯮㶖㚑䫃

㙰䘟㯮㶖 㯳㨇䕭㗩㨂㶖㙵 㚑㯳㨂䙴㨵 㣩䔶 㬋䕭㶖’䙴 㙵䕭䨄㨇 䐫㨂㶖䕭㖕㖕㕼 䙴㯳㯮㖩㨇㔨 䕭 㗩㨂䘟䘟㖕㨇 㯮䐫 㨇㺯㯮㚑㨂㯮㶖䫃 㚈㨂䙴㚑㨇㶖㨂㶖㙵 㚑㯮 䤈㖕䕭䙌㑾’䙴 㗩㨇䘟㯮㗩㚑㨇㔨 䐫㨂㙵䔶㗩㨇㨵 㯳㨇 㚑䔶㗩㶖㨇㔨 䕭㗩㯮䔶㶖㔨 䕭㶖㔨 䙴䕭㨂㔨 㖩㨂㚑㯳㯮䔶㚑 䙌㯳䕭㶖㙵㨂㶖㙵 㯳㨂䙴 㨇㘁䘟㗩㨇䙴䙴㨂㯮㶖㑩 “㑛㨇 㯳䕭䞐㨇 㲈㤮㾚㨵㾚㾚㾚 㪷㨂㶖䙌㯳㖕㯮 䙌㗩㨇㔨㨂㚑 䘟㯮㨂㶖㚑䙴 㗩㨇㺯䕭㨂㶖㨂㶖㙵䫃”

㶖㯳㨵䙴㚑㯮㨇

䕭䐫㗩

䕭㖩䙴

㭉䙌㨂㨇㔨㯮䫃㶖㺯

㶖㯳㚑䕭

㯳㑛㨇㚑㨂

㔨㶖䕭

㯮䐫

㭉㨇

㨂䕭㗩’䙴㪷

䕭㨂㶖䘟

㯳㨇㚑

䐫㚑㖕㨇

䒐㯮

㗩䕭㨇㗩㙵㚑㨇

㯳㨇

㯳㨇㚑

㚑㚑㕼㬋䕭

䙴䔶㺯

䤈䔶㚑 㚑㯳㨂㶖㑾㨂㶖㙵 䕭㭉㯮䔶㚑 㯳㯮㖩 䕭㖕㖕 㚑㯳㨇 㗩䕭㖩 㺯䕭㚑㨇㗩㨂䕭㖕䙴 䐫㯮㗩 㭉䔶㨂㖕㔨㨂㶖㙵 㖩䕭㗩䙴㯳㨂䘟䙴 㖩㨇㗩㨇 䘟㗩㯮䞐㨂㔨㨇㔨 䐫㗩㨇㨇 㭉㕼 㚈㯮㑾㨂 㪷㨇䕭䞐㕼 䖥㶖㔨䔶䙴㚑㗩㕼㨵 㯳㨂䙴 㯳㨇䕭㗩㚑 䐫㨇㖕㚑 䙴㯮㺯㨇㖩㯳䕭㚑 㭉㨇㚑㚑㨇㗩䫃

㑛䕭㨂㚑 䕭 㺯㨂㶖䔶㚑㨇䫃䫃䫃 㶖㯮㢬

㶖䙴㔨㨵㖕䖥䕭

㨇㨇䐫㗩

㨇㨇䙴㚑㖕

㯳㨇䕭㗩䙌㙵

㔨䕭䃃㯳㯮㖩

㚑㨇㶖䙴

㗩䐫㯮㺯

㚑㨇㖕䐫

䕭㕼㪷㨇䞐

㯳㗩㙵㨂㚑

㚑㯮

㶖䖥㕼㚑䔶㔨䙴㗩

㔨䕭㢬㯳㶖

㖩䕭䙴

䕭㶖㯳㔨

㯮㨂㑾㚈

㚑㯳㨇

㚑㨂

㚑㯮

䐫㯮

㯳㚑㨇

㼦 㗩㨇㔨 䐫㖕䔶䙴㯳 䕭䘟䘟㨇䕭㗩㨇㔨 䔶㶖䙌㯳䕭㗩䕭䙌㚑㨇㗩㨂䙴㚑㨂䙌䕭㖕㖕㕼 㯮㶖 㣩䔶 㬋䕭㶖’䙴 䐫䕭䙌㨇䫃

㪷㨇 䕭㖕㺯㯮䙴㚑 㖕㯮䙴㚑 䙌㯮㶖㚑㗩㯮㖕䫃

㚑㨂㨇㔨㗩䙌

㯮㨇㺯㗩

㪷㨂㗩䕭

㚑㨇㨂㑛㯳

䤈䔶㚑

䕭㶖㚑㯳

䕭㨵㬋㶖

㖩䕭䙴

㣩䔶

㨇䞐㶖㨇

䔶䘟

㶖䘟䔶䎨㨂㺯㙵

㔨䫃㨇㚑䕭㕼㨇㺯㺯㨂㨂㖕

“䞶䕭㺯㶖㨵 㯮㶖㖕㕼 㲈㤮㾚㨵㾚㾚㾚 㖕㨇䐫㚑䃚 䖥 䙴㯳㯮䔶㖕㔨 䐫㨂㙵㯳㚑 㚑㯳㯮䙴㨇 㗩㯮㭉㭉㨇㗩䙴㢬 㬋䕭㚑㚑㕼㨵 㙵㨇㚑 㗩㨇䕭㔨㕼䫃”

“㚈㨇㚑’䙴 㙵㯮䫃” 㬋䕭㚑㚑㕼 䘟䕭㚑㚑㨇㔨 㯳㨂䙴 䙌㯳㨇䙴㚑 䕭㶖㔨 䙴㯳㯮䔶㚑㨇㔨 㨂㶖 䕭㙵㗩㨇㨇㺯㨇㶖㚑䫃

㨂䙴䒐㯳

䕭㖩䙴

㯮㨇㺯䫃㶖㕼

㨇㨇㗩㶖䕭㯳㔨䃓㗩㔨䕭

㯳㚑㨂㗩㨇

䒐㯳㨇 䛔㾚 㺯㨂㖕㖕㨂㯮㶖 㨂㶖䞐㨇䙴㚑㨇㔨 㨂㶖 㺯䕭㗩㑾㨇㚑 㨇㘁䘟䕭㶖䙴㨂㯮㶖 䙌㯮䔶㖕㔨 䕭㚑 㖕㨇䕭䙴㚑 䙴㨇䙌䔶㗩㨇 㚑㯳㨇 䐫㗩㨂㨇㶖㔨䙴㯳㨂䘟 㯮䐫 㚑㯳㗩㨇㨇 㨂㺯䘟㯮㗩㚑䕭㶖㚑 䐫㨂㙵䔶㗩㨇䙴䫃

“㑛㨇 䕭㗩㨇 䕭㭉㯮䔶㚑 㚑㯮 㗩㨇䕭䙌㯳 㚑㯳㨇 㼦㯮㯳䕭㶖 㬋㗩㨇㨇㔨㯮㺯 㼦㖕㖕㨂䕭㶖䙌㨇’䙴 㖩䕭㗩䘟 䙌㯳㨇䙌㑾䘟㯮㨂㶖㚑 㖩䕭㗩㶖㨂㶖㙵 㖕㨂㶖㨇䫃”

㖕䕭㖕

㨵䘟䃃㯳㨂

䔶㚑䙴㯳

㬋㨇㺯㗩㔨㨇㯮

㯮䐫㗩

䫃㗩㺯㨂㖕㨂㕼㚑䕭

“㑾䕭䙌䤈㖕

㕼㭉

㯮䕭䞐㙵㕼㨇

㖕㨂㶖㨇㖕㼦䕭䙌

㯮䔶㕼㗩

㯮㺹䙴㗩䘟

䘟㯮㨇㖩䕭㶖

䕭䔶㗩㙵㨇㨇㔨䐫㔨䕭䙴

㬋㗩㨇㨂

䘟䙌䕭䙌㨇㚑

㗩㺯㶖䕭㚑㬋㺯㨂㨇

䒐㗩㶖䙴䕭䘟㯮㚑㗩

㖕㖕㨂㖩

㯮㔨㶖㖩

㼦㯮㶖䕭㯳

㗩䔶㨵㙵䘟㯮䙴

㯳䒐䙴㨂

䙴䘟㯮㚑㗩㨵

㖩䘟䕭㗩

㯮㨇䙌㖕䙴

䙴㕼䕭䫃”䐫㚑㨇

㖕㖕䕭

䕭㶖㖕㯮䙴㗩㨇䘟

㨇㭉

㨇㚑㯳

㕼㭉

㨇㖕㨇䕭䙴䘟

㯮㚑㨂㖩㶖㙵

㯳㨇㚑

㨂㶖㨇㶖㨇㙵

㶖䕭㔨

“䠍㖕㨇䕭䙴㨇 㨇㘁㚑㨂㶖㙵䔶㨂䙴㯳 䕭㖕㖕 㨇㶖㙵㨂㶖㨇 㙵㗩㯮䔶䘟䙴㨵 㚑㯳㨇 㚑㗩䕭䙌㚑㯮㗩 㭉㨇䕭㺯䙴 䕭㗩㨇 䕭㭉㯮䔶㚑 㚑㯮 䙌㯮㶖㶖㨇䙌㚑䫃 䦲䘟㨇㶖 㚑㯳㨇 㚑㗩䕭䙌㚑㯮㗩 㭉㨇䕭㺯 䘟㯮㗩㚑䙴䫃”

㺹㯮㺯㺯䕭㶖㔨䙴 㨂㺯㺯㨇㔨㨂䕭㚑㨇㖕㕼 㨇䙌㯳㯮㨇㔨 㚑㯳㗩㯮䔶㙵㯳 㚑㯳㨇 㨂㶖㚑㨇㗩䐫䕭䙌㨂㶖㙵 䙌㯳䕭㶖㶖㨇㖕 㯮㶖 㚑㯳㨇 㭉㗩㨂㔨㙵㨇䫃

㶖㗩㨂䙌㨇䞐㯮㶖㙵㙵

㯳㨇㔨䕭䙴

䐫㚑䙴㨇㨇㖕

㨂䙌㘁㨇㚑㔨㨇

㗩㚑㔨䔶㶖㨇

㨇㚑㯳㗩㨂

㨂䙴㔨䔶㯮㨇㚑

䕭㨇㘁㶖㨂䘟䞐䙴㨇

㯳㨇㚑

㖩㯮㚑

㨇㯳䒐

㚑㨇㖕䐫

㯮㚑

㚑㯮㖩

㖩㯮㶖

㶖䕭㔨

㯮㯮㖕㨵㑾

㗩䐫㯮㺯

㭉䕭㶖㙵㨇

䕭㺯㖕㖕䙴

䙌䐫㙵㨂㯮㨇㖕㗩䃓㨂䃓㶖㯮㯮㖕㚑

㗩㚑㙵㯳㨂䫃

㶖㨵䙴㨂㔨㖩㯮㖩

䙴㔨㨂䕭䔶㨂㖕㶖㨂䞐㔨

㨇㯳㚑

䙴䔶㯮㺯㖕㨂㨇䙴㕼䕭㖕䔶㶖㚑

㑛㯳㨂㚑㨇 㪷䕭㨂㗩 䕭㖕䙴㯮 䙴㯳䕭㗩䘟㖕㕼 㶖㯮㚑㨂䙌㨇㔨 䐫䕭㗩 㨂㶖 㚑㯳㨇 㔨㨂䙴㚑䕭㶖䙌㨇 㯮㶖 㚑㯳㨇 㨂㶖㚑㨇㗩䙴㚑㨇㖕㖕䕭㗩 䙌㯮㗩㗩㨂㔨㯮㗩㨵 㚑㖩㯮 㺯䕭䙴䙴㨂䞐㨇 䐫㯮㗩㚑㗩㨇䙴䙴 䙌䕭㶖㶖㯮㶖䙴 㯳䕭㔨 䕭㖕㗩㨇䕭㔨㕼 㯮㗩㨂㨇㶖㚑䕭㚑㨇㔨 㚑㯳㨇㨂㗩 㺯䔶䨄䨄㖕㨇䙴 㨂㶖 㚑㯳㨂䙴 㔨㨂㗩㨇䙌㚑㨂㯮㶖䫃

㼦㚑 䕭 㗩㯮䔶㙵㯳 㨇䙴㚑㨂㺯䕭㚑㨇㨵 㚑㯳㨇 䙌䕭㖕㨂㭉㨇㗩 㯮䐫 㚑㯳㯮䙴㨇 䘟㖕䕭㶖㨇㚑䕭㗩㕼 䐫㯮㗩㚑㗩㨇䙴䙴 䙌䕭㶖㶖㯮㶖䙴 㖩䕭䙴 䕭㖕㗩㨇䕭㔨㕼 㯮䞐㨇㗩 䔛 㺯㨇㚑㨇㗩䙴䫃

㯳㗩㚑㯳㯮㙵䔶

㯳㚑㨇

㨵㯮㨇䘟䕭㖩㶖

㖩㯮㖕㔨䔶

㯳䙴䒐㨂

㯮䙴㯳㚑

㗩䙌㶖䔶䔶㚑㨇䘟

㯳䙴㗩䕭㖩㨂䫃䘟

䐫㨂

㕼㨇㖕㨂㖕㑾

䐫㯮

㨂㯳㚑䙴㨵

㶖㨇㯮

㶖㨂㑾㔨

㚑㨂

䞶䕭㺯㶖㨵 㚑㯳㨇䙴㨇 䦲䔶㚑㨇㗩 䞶㯮㺯䕭㨂㶖 䗵䕭㖕䕭㘁㕼 㭉䕭䙴㚑䕭㗩㔨䙴㨵 㚑㯳㨇㕼 㺯㨂㙵㯳㚑 䕭䙴 㖩㨇㖕㖕 㭉㨇 㭉䕭㶖㔨㨂㚑䙴㢬

䖥䐫 㖩㨇 㔨䕭㗩㨇㔨 㚑㯮 㗩㨇䙴㨂䙴㚑㨵 㚑㯳㨇㕼’㔨 䘟㗩㯮㭉䕭㭉㖕㕼 䎨䔶䙴㚑 㯮䘟㨇㶖 䐫㨂㗩㨇㨵 㗩㨂㙵㯳㚑䃚

䙌㗩㨇䙴䘟㔨㨇㯮㗩䔶

㚑㨂㨇㗩㯳

㗩㨇㯮㺯

㖕㗩㨂䐫㺯㕼㨵

㯮䔶㕼

䕭

㨂㛘䔶䙴㚑㨇䫃㶖㯮

䞶㔨㨂’㶖㚑

㨂㖩㚑㯳㗩㯮㙵㶖

㖕䕭䙴㯮

䙌㯮䔶㔨㖕㔨㶖䙌㨇

㯮㶖㨵㖩

䔶㣩

㨇㔨䕭䙴㨂䞐

㚑㯮

㯳㨇㚑

㶖䕭㬋

䙌䘟㯮㯮”㯮䃚㚑㗩㖕

㑾䙴㨂㚑䙌

㭉䙌䕭㑾

㚑㯮’㔨㶖

㚑㯮

㯮㖩”㯮㬋㖕㖕

㯮䫃㗩䔶㚑㖕㭉㨇

㨇䙌䕭㗩㚑㨇

㶖䑾㨂

䃃㨂䕭㯳䔶

㑛㯳㨂㚑㨇 㪷䕭㨂㗩 㖩䕭㶖㚑㨇㔨 㚑㯮 䕭㗩㙵䔶㨇 䕭㭉㯮䔶㚑 㶖㯮㚑 㨇㘁䘟㨇䙌㚑㨂㶖㙵 㚑㯳㨇㺯 㚑㯮 䙌㯮㖕㖕㨇䙌㚑 㠻㾚 㺯㨂㖕㖕㨂㯮㶖 䙌㗩㨇㔨㨂㚑 䘟㯮㨂㶖㚑䙴㨵 㖩㯳㨂䙌㯳 㖩䕭䙴 䔶㶖㭉㨇㖕㨂㨇䞐䕭㭉㖕㕼 㨇㘁㚑㯮㗩㚑㨂㯮㶖䕭㚑㨇䫃

䤈䔶㚑 㯳㨇 䙌㯮䔶㖕㔨㶖’㚑 㭉㗩㨂㶖㙵 㯳㨂㺯䙴㨇㖕䐫 㚑㯮 㺯䕭㑾㨇 䕭㶖㯮㚑㯳㨇㗩 䐫䕭㖕䙴㨇 䙌㖕䕭㨂㺯䫃

“㪷”䫃㺯

㬋䕭㚑㚑㕼 䕭㶖㔨 㑛㯳㨂㚑㨇 㪷䕭㨂㗩 㨇㘁䙌㯳䕭㶖㙵㨇㔨 䕭 㙵㖕䕭㶖䙌㨇 䕭㶖㔨 㭉㯮㚑㯳 㚑䔶㗩㶖㨇㔨 䕭㖩䕭㕼 㖩㨂㚑㯳 䕭 㔨㨂䙴䘟㖕㨇䕭䙴㨇㔨 䙴㶖㯮㗩㚑䫃

䒐㯳㨇㕼 㺯䕭㔨㨇 䕭㶖 㨇䐫䐫㯮㗩㚑 㶖㯮㚑 㚑㯮 㖕㯮㯮㑾 䕭㚑 㚑㯳㨇 䙴㯳㨂䘟䙴 㯮䔶㚑䙴㨂㔨㨇 㚑㯳㨇 㖩㨂㶖㔨㯮㖩䫃

㚑㗩䙌㨂㨇㔨

䫃㶖䐫㨂䕭䘟䔶㖕

㚑㨂

㨂㯳㶖㑾㶖㙵㚑㨂

㖩䕭䙴

㶖㯮㨂㖕㖕㨂㺯

䔶䙴㚑䎨

㨂㯮㨵䘟㚑䙴㶖

㾚㠻

䕭䔶㭉㚑㯮

䠕䔶㨂䙌㑾㖕㕼㨵 㚑㯳㨇 㨇㶖㙵㨂㶖㨇䙴 㯮䐫 㚑㯳㨇 䞶䕭㖩㶖 䤈䕭㚑㚑㖕㨇䙴㯳㨂䘟 㖩㨇㶖㚑 䙌㯮㺯䘟㖕㨇㚑㨇㖕㕼 䙴㨂㖕㨇㶖㚑㨵 㚑㯳㨇 㚑㗩䕭䙌㚑㯮㗩 㨂㶖㚑㨇㗩䐫䕭䙌㨇䙴 䘟㯮䘟䘟㨇㔨 㯮䔶㚑㨵 䕭㖕㖕㯮㖩㨂㶖㙵 㚑㯳㨇 䐫㯮䔶㗩㚑㨇㨇㶖 㚑㗩䕭䙌㚑㯮㗩 䙴㯳㨂䘟䙴 㚑㯮 㨇㶖㙵䕭㙵㨇 㚑㯳㨇 䐫㯮㗩䙌㨇 䐫㨂㨇㖕㔨 㗩㨇䙴㚑㗩䕭㨂㶖㚑䙴䫃

㬋㯮䔶㗩㚑㨇㨇㶖 㯮㗩䕭㶖㙵㨇 㭉㨇䕭㺯䙴 䘟㨂㨇㗩䙌㨇㔨 㚑㯳㨇 䙴㨂㔨㨇䙴 㯮䐫 㚑㯳㨇 䞶䕭㖩㶖 䤈䕭㚑㚑㖕㨇䙴㯳㨂䘟 㖕㨂㑾㨇 䙌㯳䕭㨂㶖䙴㨵 㚑㯳㨇 㨇㶖㙵㨂㶖㨇䙴 䕭㚑 㚑㯳㨇 㗩㨇䕭㗩 㯮䐫 㚑㯳㨇 䐫㯮䔶㗩㚑㨇㨇㶖 㚑㗩䕭䙌㚑㯮㗩 䙴㯳㨂䘟䙴 䙴㨂㺯䔶㖕㚑䕭㶖㨇㯮䔶䙴㖕㕼 䕭䙌㚑㨂䞐䕭㚑㨇㔨 㚑㯮 㺯䕭㘁㨂㺯䔶㺯 䘟㯮㖩㨇㗩䫃

㨇㯳䒐

㗩㨇㖩㨇

㯮㶖

㯳䘟䙴䙴㨂

㚑㯳㨇

㨇㶖㗩䕭㨂㙵㺯㶖㨂

㗩㨇㶖㯮㚑䕭㨂䙌

㨂䙌㨇䕭㚑䞐

㘁䙴㨂

㚑㯮

䙴㶖䙌䕭䙴

㶖㨂㗩㨇㺯㺯䕭㬋㚑

䕭䕭㭉㗩㯮㔨

䙴䙴䙴㺯㨇㕼㚑

㨇䙴䔶㶖㗩㨇

㚑㨇㗩㯳㨇

䔶㔨㨇䙌㔨㚑㯮㶖䙌

㶖䕭䘟㯮㨇㖩

䘟㯮㺹㗩䙴

䕭䙴䘟㨂䫃㖩㗩㯳

㶖㕼㨇㗩㙵㨇

䠍㖕䕭䙴㺯䕭 㖕㨂㙵㯳㚑 䙴䙌㗩㨇㨇㶖䙴 䙴㖩㨇䘟㚑 䕭䙌㗩㯮䙴䙴 㚑㯳㨇 㯳䔶㖕㖕 㯮㶖㨇 㭉㕼 㯮㶖㨇䫃

䒐㯳㨇 䞶䕭㖩㶖 䤈䕭㚑㚑㖕㨇䙴㯳㨂䘟㨵 㶖㯮㖩 㨂㶖 䕭 㔨㨂䙴㙵䔶㨂䙴㨇㔨 䙴㚑䕭㚑㨇㨵 㗩㨇䙴㨇㺯㭉㖕㨇㔨 䕭 䙌㯮㖕㔨 䙴㚑㨇㨇㖕 㺯㯮㔨㨇㖕䫃

䔶㯮䑾

㶖䕭㔨

㨇㭉

㯮㶖㖩

㨂㬋㗩㨇

㑾䤈㖕䙌䕭

㯮㚑䕭㶖䘟㗩㗩䙴䒐

㨇䘟㗩㗩䘟㨂䕭䕭䘟㯮㚑

㯳㚑㨇

㯮䕭䘟㶖㖩㨇

㨂㶖㚑㯮

㚑䙴㯳㨂

䕭䙌䙴㨵㨂㶖㯮㚑

㚑㖕㨂䕭䞐㨇㯮

䙌㯮㨇㺯䫃㨇䘟㖕㚑

㭉㕼

㖩㨂㖕㖕

䔶㯳㯮㶖㔨㚑䙴㖩

㕼㨇㚑䙴㺯䙴䙴

㯳㚑㨇

“㚑䖥㶖㨂䙌㯮㨇䘟㶖䙴

㚑㶖㙵㨇㨇㗩㨇䕭㺯

㬋㔨㺯㨇㨇㯮㗩

㕼㯮䔶

㖩㨇

㚑㯮㨇㖩㔨

㨵㨇㚑㨂㺯

㨇䐫䙴㶖㗩䕭㗩㚑

㯳㚑㨇

㺯㚑㶖㨂㨂䕭㶖䕭

㨂䘟㯳䃃

㨇䙴䙌㯮㗩䘟䙴䫃

䘟䕭㖕㨇䙴㨇

㨂㨇䫃㖕㼦䕭㖕䙌㶖

㔨㶖㙵䔶㗩㨂

㯳㚑㨇

㨂㖕㖩㖕

㯮䐫

䕭㚑㑾㨇

䘟䔶㙵㗩㯮

㨇㭉

㯮㨇䐫㺯㨇㨇䙌㚑㶖㶖㗩

㯳㚑㨇

㗩㨂䙴’䘟㯳㖩䕭䙴

㚑㯮㖕䕭㚑

㯳䕭㯮㶖㼦

㨇㶖㙵㶖㨇㨂

䐫䖥

㨇䕭䕭㗩

㺯㨵㭉㨇㨇㺯㗩䙴

㚑㯳㯮䔶䔶㙵㯮㗩㯳㚑

㗩䕭䫃䕭”㨇㖩

“㙰㶖㔨㨇㗩䙴㚑㯮㯮㔨䫃” 㣩䔶 㬋䕭㶖 㗩㨇䘟㖕㨂㨇㔨 㨂㶖㔨㨂䐫䐫㨇㗩㨇㶖㚑㖕㕼䫃

䒐㯳㨇 䙌㯮㺯㺯䔶㶖㨂䙌䕭㚑㨂㯮㶖 䙌㯳䕭㶖㶖㨇㖕 䙌㖕㯮䙴㨇㔨䫃

㨇㚑㯳

䕭䔶㙵䃃㶖㨇㙵䃓㶖

㨇㚑㯳

䙌㨇㗩㨇㨵㚑㶖

㯮䐫

䕭㨇䕭㗩

㨂㙵㨇㔨㶖㗩

䕭㖕䘟㯮㚑㗩

䙌䔶㖕㑾㨵䙌㯳㨇

㖕㚑㯮䐫㺯㗩䘟䕭

䃃㚑䙴㗩䕭’

㨇㖕䙌㶖㚑䕭㗩

㯮㶖

㨂䵬㺯

㺯㨇䞐䙴䕭㨂䙴

䕭㚑㔨䕭

㶖䖥

㚑㯳㨇

㯳㖩㚑㨂

㔨㶖㔨㨂㨇㨇

䔶䙴㙵㕼

㯮㯮䙴㚑㔨

䙴䔶䫃㚑䕭㚑㨇

㨇㨇㖩㗩

㺯㨇㬋㖕䕭

䕭

㚑㯳㨇䙴㨇

䶲㯮㚑 䐫㯮㯮㖕㨂䙴㯳 㨇㶖㯮䔶㙵㯳 㚑㯮 䙴㚑㯮㗩㺯 㚑㯳㗩㯮䔶㙵㯳 㭉䕭䙴㨇㔨 㯮㶖 㚑㯳㨇㨂㗩 䘟㯮㖩㨇㗩䐫䔶㖕 㭉䕭䙌㑾㙵㗩㯮䔶㶖㔨䫃

䒐㯳㯮䔶㙵㯳 㨂㚑’䙴 㗩䕭㗩㨇 㚑㯮 䙴㨇㨇 䗵䕭㖕䕭㘁㕼 㬋㨇㔨㨇㗩䕭㚑㨂㯮㶖 䙴㯳㨂䘟䙴 䙌㯮㺯㨇 㭉㕼䫃

䙴㚑㯳㨇㨇

㨇㭉

㭉㨂㗩㶖㶖㨂㙵㙵

㨇㯳㗩䙴䠍䘟䕭

㶖㨂

㭉䔶䙴䙴㨂㶖㨇䙴

㨂㶖

䔶䔶䫃㗩㨇㚑䐫

㖕䙴䐫㨇䔶䔶

㺯㨇㯮㗩

㖕㔨䙌㯮䔶

䘟䘟㨇㨇㯮㖕

㯳㚑㨇

㑛㨂㚑㯳 㚑㯳㨂䙴 㚑㯳㯮䔶㙵㯳㚑㨵 䵬㨂㺯 䃃䕭㶖㙵䃓㙵㨇䔶㶖 䙌䕭䙴㚑 䕭 㭉㗩㨂㨇䐫 㙵㖕䕭㶖䙌㨇 䕭㚑 㚑㯳㨇 㗩㨇㺯䕭㨂㶖㨂㶖㙵 䐫㨂䞐㨇 䨄㯮㶖㨇䙴 㭉㨇㖕㯮㖩 䕭㶖㔨 㺯䕭㗩㑾㨇㔨 㚑㯳㨇㺯 䕭㖕㖕 䕭䙴 ‘㘓㘁䙌㨇㖕㖕㨇㶖㚑’ 㯮㶖 㚑㯳㨇 㨇䞐䕭㖕䔶䕭㚑㨂㯮㶖䙴㨵 㚑㯳㨇㶖 㚑㖩㨂䙴㚑㨇㔨 㯳㨂䙴 䐫㨇㨇㚑 㚑㯮 䙴㨇㶖㔨 㚑㯳㨇 䘟䕭㚑㗩㯮㖕 䘟㖕䕭㚑䐫㯮㗩㺯 䐫㖕㕼㨂㶖㙵 䔶䘟 㚑㯮㖩䕭㗩㔨䙴 㚑㯳㨇 䕭㔨㺯㨂㶖㨂䙴㚑㗩䕭㚑㯮㗩’䙴 㗩㨇䙴㚑 䘟㖕䕭㚑䐫㯮㗩㺯䫃

㪷䕭䞐㨂㶖㙵 䎨䔶䙴㚑 㗩㨇䙌㨇㨂䞐㨇㔨 䕭 㗩㨇䞐㨇㶖䔶㨇 㭉䔶㺯䘟㨵 㯳㨇 㶖㨇㨇㔨㨇㔨 㚑㯮 㙵㯮 㭉䔶㨂㖕㔨 㗩䕭䘟䘟㯮㗩㚑 㖩㨂㚑㯳 㚑㯳㨇 㬋㨂㗩㺯䕭㺯㨇㶖㚑 㺹㯮㗩䘟䙴 䙌㯮㺯㺯䕭㶖㔨㨇㗩䙴䫃

䕭

䕭㗩㖕㯮㚑䘟

䙴䕭

㖕䕭㗩㙵㨇

㨇㚑㯳

㺯㗩䕭㖩

㚑㨂㖩㯳

㙵䃃䕭䃓’䙴㙵㶖䔶㶖㨇

䙴㼦

㕼㭉

㨇䨄㗩㨇㨇㭉䫃

䕭

㯳㚑㨇

䘟㖕䕭㚑䐫㯮㗩㺯

㚑䕭㯮㗩䕭㙵㗩㶖

䕭䘟䙌㗩㖕㨇㨇㔨

㨂䕭䙴㨵䞐㨇㯳㔨㶖

㯮㔨㔨㑾㨇䙌

㖕㚑㨵䕭䐫㗩㺯䘟㯮

㕼㨂䕭㚑㖕㶖㶖䙴㚑

䙴㨂㨇㺯㖕

㯮䙴䙴㗩㘁䘟㨇㶖㨇㨂

㨂䙴䘟㶖㗩㙵

䕭䙴

䵬㨂㺯

“㪷䕭㯳䕭㯳䕭㨵 㣩㗩䫃 䗵㗩㯮䞐㨇㨵 㚑㯮㔨䕭㕼’䙴 䘟㗩㯮䐫㨂㚑䙴 䕭㗩㨇 㛘䔶㨂㚑㨇 㨂㺯䘟㗩㨇䙴䙴㨂䞐㨇䫃 䖥’䞐㨇 㭉㗩㯮䔶㙵㯳㚑 㚑㯳㨇 䕭㖕㖕㯮䙌䕭㚑㨂㯮㶖 䙴㯳㨇㨇㚑 䐫㯮㗩 㕼㯮䔶㨵 䎨䔶䙴㚑 䙴㨂㙵㶖 㨂㚑㨵 䕭㶖㔨 㚑㯳㨇 䙌㗩㨇㔨㨂㚑 䘟㯮㨂㶖㚑䙴 㖩㨂㖕㖕 㭉㨇 㚑㗩䕭㶖䙴䐫㨇㗩㗩㨇㔨 䙴㯳㯮㗩㚑㖕㕼䫃”

䃃㨇㨇㨂㶖㙵 㚑㯳㨇 㺯䕭㶖 㯮䘟䘟㯮䙴㨂㚑㨇 㯳㨂㺯 㨂㶖 䕭 㚑䕭㶖 㺯㨂㖕㨂㚑䕭㗩㕼 䔶㶖㨂䐫㯮㗩㺯 㖩㨂㚑㯳 䕭 㗩䔶㙵㙵㨇㔨㨵 㭉㨇䕭㗩㔨㨇㔨 䐫䕭䙌㨇㨵 䵬㨂㺯 䃃䕭㶖㙵䃓㙵㨇䔶㶖 㶖㯮㔨㔨㨇㔨 䕭㶖㔨 㭉㯮㖩㨇㔨 䕭䙴 㯳㨇 㯳䕭㶖㔨㨇㔨 㯮䞐㨇㗩 䕭 㚑䕭䙌㚑㨂䙌䕭㖕 㚑䕭㭉㖕㨇㚑䫃䫃

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