Capítulo 841: The Skips

“Just kill me…”

“No,” Rael replied instantly, then crouched down beside the goblin.

“I get that you’re a small-time goblin and all, and while I can beat your ass over and over again, the fact that you can talk, and also the fact that this whole tower’s special as shit, I’m guessing you know more than you let on.”

Rael smiled.

“Considering you already know how this goes, you’ve died and come back many times. So tell me what I want to know, or I will trap your soul in infinite despair.”

With that, he fell silent, and so did the goblin king. Obviously, he was considering Rael’s words, since although this had been torture for him, at least he could move.

Having his soul trapped in despair for all of eternity… that didn’t sound like something he would rather have.

So with that in mind, the goblin king let out a sigh and said:

“What do you wish to know?”

A victorious look appeared on Rael’s face, followed by his first question:

“Where’s everyone located?”

“On the fifth floor is the first safe zone… that’s where every single person who has entered the tower went. Beyond that, I’m not sure.”

The fifth floor, huh?

Did that mean that every five floors, there was a safe zone?

Or maybe the tower only had a few floors, so it was like a halfway point?

No…

Judging by how easy the first floor was, Rael would put his balls on the line that this was one of those towers that were either infinite or had 100 floors in total.

He was obviously not in the mood to climb all those floors, but then again, if he had to, then he would.

“Good. In that case, tell me about floor skipping. Is that possible?”

“It is,” the goblin king replied.

He paused for a moment, then continued:

“Once you enter the safe zone, you have the option of either going to the next floor or directly challenging a boss and directly jumping to the next safe zone.”

“Hold on, does that mean I can do that for as long as I want?” Rael asked.

The goblin king nodded.

“You can… I don’t think there’s a limit. At least, it’s not—”

Before the goblin king could finish saying whatever it was saying, its head burst into pieces, and the several pieces fell right on Rael, causing his brows to furrow slightly.

<+2 Free Stat Points>

<Ding!>

Hmm…

Rael stared at the pop-ups for a moment, then decided to just move on, since he knew for a fact that this was some kind of intervention. If it really was though, then that meant he was already on the radar of whoever was in charge of this big-ass tower.

Still, Rael was also a bit optimistic, since he also knew that if he were to just challenge the boss every time he got to a safe zone, then he’d be able to reach a really high floor. That was mainly because Rael could just use the Law of Infinity.

After all, he had access to it, and it wasn’t like anyone really tried limiting him either.

Aside from minor stat and passive changes, of course.

But now that I think about it, the stat change earlier kind of made my skill better. I should try using more of my passives, since they’ll just be upgraded, Rael thought.

Then he went ahead and checked his stats after putting in all the points wherever he wanted.

Name: Rael Sutekh, The Platinum Ruler of The Cosmos (Platinum Fated Beast Dragon King Transformation)

God Status: God of Fate

Age: 993 [Click To Sync Age]

Race: The Supreme Lord of the Cosmos, Fate Dragon (Celestial) [+]

Boss Monster Variation: The Pay-to-Win Boss

Level: 8

Experience: 442 / 800

•—Balance: 51,992,552,194 Premium Coins—•

•—Stats—•

Health Points (HP): 100 / 100

Dragon Trell Points (DTP): Infinite

Supreme Beast’s Strength: 5 → 17

Calamity Agility: 1

Fallen God’s Constitution: 1

Draconic Intelligence: 1

Ordinance: 1

Charisma: 1

★Divinity: 122 [35x]

•—Advanced Stats—•

Spell Power (SP): 4

Attack Power (AP): 10 → 34

Movement Speed Increase: 1%

???: Not yet unlocked.

•——•

Like the big boy that Rael was, he obviously put all of his stats into strength. He should probably put some into draconic intelligence, since that might spice up his brain a little bit.

If only…

It would only give him extra mana and spell power. Since he wanted to play around with a sword like a child, he decided to avoid it for the time being, since if he was certain of anything, then whenever he starts killing all the bosses, his stats would go through a massive ass upgrade.

And hopefully, he’d be able to find what he was looking for.

Anyhow… Rael decided to share what he found out with another person, that person being none other than Nyx.

Nyx, wait for me when you reach floor 5, okay? We’ll be able to speedrun the shit out of this tower. Trust me, Rael said with a smirk.

[Hmm…? Sure? How do we catch Renoir though? I’m sure he’s trying his hardest to go up as well,] Nyx replied.

At her words, Rael just shrugged.

Let’s just get to the fifth floor and wait for him.

[Wait for him…? I’m afraid he might already be on the sixth floor or higher. I, myself, am already on the 4th floor. It’s a maze or something, but I’m standing in front of the exit right now. Had you not called, I would’ve gone through as well,] Nyx replied.

Rael froze for a moment, realizing that he was a little slow compared to the others.

Still… it was fine.

So long as the two of them can climb enough floors and reach something like the 20th floor, then they could just wait for Renoir.

After all, there was no way he could clear floors faster than them, especially when he had no idea about the skip.

…Right?

擄

盧

䨒䨹䄑

㒇䣊䄑

盧

䖸䄑㝝䏰㤫䒱㗮

㨠䆃䏰

䏰㒇䨹䆃’䆃

㟖䯴㤫㹎㝝䆃㹎㨠

㨠䏰䖸

蘆

䄑㟍䜺㪡

䄌䨒㨠䪎

老

䆃㒇䨒䆃䆃䨒㪡

䯴㤫

㤫㒇䮅䜺㺫䏰

䨹䢹㟍䣊

虜

盧

㨠䨹䣊㝝䨒

櫓

䨹䄌䱒䙭㒇

䯴䄌㤫㹎䣊㤫

露

爐

㤫䨹

䨒䨹㒇䜺

䨒䄌䮅㤫㹎䏰

䒱䯴䨹䨒㹎 㨠䄌䄌㗮 㒇䯴 䀍䖸㺑 㨠䏰䆃 䪎䨒䏰㤫㒇㹎 㪡㤫㟍䄌䆃 䆃㤫 㒇䨹㗮 䨹䄑䨒䏰 䣊㤫 㪡㤫㟍䄌䆃 䄑䨒㟖 㡟㟍㹎䨒䄌䖸㟖㟖㟖

䒱䏰䆃 㤫䯴 㪡㤫㟍㹎䣊䨒㗮 䄑䨒 㝝㨠䣊䏰’䨹 䜺㒇䣊䨹㨠䵔䨒䏰㗮 䣊㒇䏰㪡䨒 䨹䄑䨒 䯴䄌㤫㤫㹎䣊 䄌䨒㨠䆃㒇䏰䮅 㟍㒋 䨹㤫 䨹䄑䨒 䯴㒇䯴䨹䄑 䯴䄌㤫㤫㹎 㝝䨒㹎䨒 䣊㒇䜺㒋䄌䨒 㨠䣊 䣊䄑㒇䨹㟖

䏰䆃㨠

䙭㒇㤫䏰䮅䄌

䣊㤫䏰䨒䆃㪡

䣊䏰䆃㒇㒇䨒

䄑䏰䨹㨠

䮅㤫

䄑䨒㫚

䮅䨹䨒

䨒䄑㝝䨒㹎

㨠

䨒䄑

㤫䵔㤫䨹

䢹䨹㟍䣊

䄌㟖䯴㨠䮅

㤫䨹

䣊㨠㝝

䙭㨠䨒䣊

䄑䨒䨹

㨠

䯴䄌㹎㤫㤫

䄌䮅䯴㨠

䨹㒇㨠䄌㹎䄌䨒

䨹㨠㟍䨒㪡㹎㒋

䜺㒇䄑

㫚㨠䨹䄑

䆃㨠䄑

䣊㒇㪡㨠䙭

㟖䨒㒇䨹䜺㟍䏰

㨠

䣊䨒䄌䣊

㫚䄑䨒 䨹䄑㒇㹎䆃 䯴䄌㤫㤫㹎 㝝㨠䣊 㨠 㒋㨠㹎䵔㤫㟍㹎 䨹䨒䣊䨹㗮 䣊㤫 䄑䨒 䢹㟍䣊䨹 䯴䄌䨒㝝 㟍㒋㟖 䒱䄌䣊㤫 䨹㤫㤫䵔 䄌䨒䣊䣊 䨹䄑㨠䏰 㨠 䜺㒇䏰㟍䨹䨒㟖

䒱䏰䆃 䄌㨠䣊䨹䄌䖸㗮 䢹㟍䣊䨹 䄌㒇䵔䨒 䀍䖸㺑 䄑㨠䆃 䣊㨠㒇䆃㗮 䨹䄑䨒㹎䨒 㝝㨠䣊 㨠 䜺㨠䱒䨒㟖 㡷䨹 䨹㤫㤫䵔 㨠 䄌㒇䨹䨹䄌䨒 䄌㤫䏰䮅䨒㹎 䨹䄑㨠䏰 䨹䄑䨒 㤫䨹䄑䨒㹎 䯴䄌㤫㤫㹎䣊㗮 䙭㟍䨹 㤫䏰䄌䖸 䙭䨒㪡㨠㟍䣊䨒 䨹䄑䨒 䜺㨠䱒䨒 㝝㨠䣊 㺫䨒㹎䖸 䄌㨠㹎䮅䨒㟖 䍦䨒 㨠䄌㹎䨒㨠䆃䖸 䵔䏰䨒㝝 䨹䄑䨒 㒋㨠䨹䄑 䨹䄑㨠䏰䵔䣊 䨹㤫 䄑㒇䣊 䨒䖸䨒䣊 㨠䏰䆃 㰙㹎㤫㒋䄑䨒䨹㒇㪡 䪎䨒㨠䄌䜺㟖

㳌㙳

䯴㤫

䏰䨒䏰䄌䮅㨠㒇

䄌㪡㒇㒋㟍㹎䨹㨠㨠㹎

䯴䜺㹎䨒㨠

㤫䨒䏰

䏰䄑㨠䨹

䨒䄌䣊䣊

䨹㟍䨒䜺㒇䣊䏰

䄌㹎䨒㨠㗮䨹

䨹䣊䆃䨒㹎㨠

㹎㤫㟖䆃㤫

䨹㨠㨠䏰㒇䣊䮅

㨠

䨒䄑䨹

䄑䨹䨹㗮㨠

䨒䪎䄌㨠

䯴㤫

㒋㤫㒋㒋㟍䲴

䄑㒇㝝䄌䨒

䣊䨒䆃䣊䨒䪎䮅㨠㹎䄌

䨹㨠

㟥㚳㒇䏰䮅䥇䋰

㟥㝰㤫㟍 䄑㨠㺫䨒 㪡䄌䨒㨠㹎䨒䆃 䨹䄑䨒 䯴㤫㟍㹎䨹䄑 䯴䄌㤫㤫㹎䥇䋰

㚳㤫㟥

㹎㤫䋰䄌䯴䦾㤫

㤫䨹

㺫䨒㤫䜺

䨒䄑䨹

㤫䨹

㝝㒇䣊䄑

㤫䖸㟍

㺑䨒䨹䏰

㟥㝰䨒䣊 䝡 䀍㤫䋰

㟥㚳㒇䏰䮅䥇䋰

䨹䏰䨒㺑

䣊䨒㨠䯴

䱒㤫䥇䨒䏰䋰

䯴㤫䄌㹎㤫

㒇䣊

㨠

㟥㫚䄑䨒

㫚䄑㨠䨹’䣊 㪡㹎㨠䱒䖸㟖㟖㟖 䪎㨠䨒䄌 䨹䄑㤫㟍䮅䄑䨹 㨠䣊 䄑䨒 䢹㟍䣊䨹 䣊䨹㨠㹎䨒䆃 㨠䨹 䨹䄑䨒 㒋㤫㒋䲴㟍㒋 䙭䄌㨠䏰䵔䄌䖸㟖

㫚䄑䨒䏰㗮 䄑䨒 䆃䨒㪡㒇䆃䨒䆃 䨹㤫 䮅䄌㨠䏰㪡䨒 㤫㺫䨒㹎 㒇䏰䨹㤫 䄑㒇䣊 䣊䨹㨠䨹㟍䣊 䣊㪡㹎䨒䨒䏰 㨠䏰䆃 㨠䆃䜺㒇㹎䨒 䄑㒇䣊 㺫䨒㹎䖸 䙭䨒㨠㟍䨹㒇䯴㟍䄌 䣊䨹㨠䨹㟍䣊㟖

㨠䨒䄌䪎

䨹䱬䆃㨠䨒

㤫䣊䜺㒇㹎㹎䏰㤫㫚㨠㨠䯴䨹䏰㻴

䮅㒇䧰䏰

䨒㫚䄑

䫑䨹㨠䣊䨒

䀍㨠䨒㼗䜺

㚳㹎䏰㤫䮅㨠

㰙䜺䄌㨠䨹㟍㒇䏰

䪎䨒㟍䄌㹎

䯴㤫

㠦㰙䏰㒇㨠䨹㟍䜺䄌

㤫䜺㤫䣊㫿䣊

䨒䄑㫚

㡟䨒䄑㗮䨹䵔㟍

㘧㤫䆃 㡟䨹㨠䨹㟍䣊㼗 㘧㤫䆃 㤫䯴 䱬㨠䨹䨒

䒱䮅䨒㼗 㪥㪥䆆 䜉㫿䄌㒇㪡䵔 㫚㤫 㡟䖸䏰㪡 䒱䮅䨒䶘

㨠䪎㪡㼗䨒

䨒㹎㡟䜺䨒㒋㟍

䆃㤫䂔㹎

䨒㫚䄑

㚳㹎䮅㤫㨠䏰

䯴㤫

䜺䣊㗮䣊㫿㤫㤫

䅘䶘䜉

䄑䨒䨹

㨠䨹䄌䄌䣊䨒㻴䨒㫿㠦㒇

㨠䨒䨹䱬

䫑㤫䣊䣊 㔲㤫䏰䣊䨹䨒㹎 䈦㨠㹎㒇㨠䨹㒇㤫䏰㼗 㫚䄑䨒 㰙㨠䖸䲴䨹㤫䲴㳰㒇䏰 䫑㤫䣊䣊

䂔䨒㺫䨒䄌㼗 㺖 → 㳌㡐

㳌㙳㗮㡐㙳

㪥㺖㪥

䝡

㹎䨒㼗䏰㪡㒇㒋㺑䄱䨒䨒

•—䫑㨠䄌㨠䏰㪡䨒㼗 㡐㳌㗮㪥㪥㩔㗮㡐㡐㩔㗮㳌㪥㭳 㰙㹎䨒䜺㒇㟍䜺 㫿㤫㒇䏰䣊—•

•—㡟䨹㨠䨹䣊—•

㙳㳌㙳

㙳㙳㳌

㨠䨒䄑䄌䨹䍦

䝡

㰙䏰䣊㒇䨹㤫

㻴㰙䍦㼗㠦

㚳㹎㨠䮅㤫䏰 㫚㹎䨒䄌䄌 㰙㤫㒇䏰䨹䣊 㠦㚳㫚㰙㻴㼗 㡷䏰䯴㒇䏰㒇䨹䨒

㡟㟍㒋㹎䨒䜺䨒 䫑䨒㨠䣊䨹’䣊 㡟䨹㹎䨒䏰䮅䨹䄑㼗 㳌㾼 → 䆆㳌

䨹㒇㼗䄌㒇䖸䮅䒱

䜺㫿䄌㨠㨠䖸䨹㒇

䱬㨠䄌䄌䨒䏰 㘧㤫䆃’䣊 㫿㤫䏰䣊䨹㒇䨹㟍䨹㒇㤫䏰㼗 㳌

㚳㹎㨠㪡㤫䏰㒇㪡 㡷䏰䨹䨒䄌䄌㒇䮅䨒䏰㪡䨒㼗 㳌

㨦㹎㼗䏰䨒㪡䏰㨠䆃㒇

㳌

㫿䄑㨠㹎㒇䣊䜺㨠㼗 㳌

★㚳㒇㺫㒇䏰㒇䨹䖸㼗 㳌㩔㩔 䜉䆆㡐㺑䶘

䆃•䆃㺫㪡—䒱㨠䏰䨒

䨹䨹㡟䣊㨠—•

㡟㒋䨒䄌䄌 㰙㤫㝝䨒㹎 㠦㡟㰙㻴㼗 㭳

䒱䨹䨹㨠㪡䵔 㰙㤫㝝䨒㹎 㠦䒱㰙㻴㼗 䆆㭳 → 䞐㩔

䣊䨒䏰㡷㪡䨒㨠㹎㼗

㼭㳌

䨒䨒㡟䆃㒋

㺫䨹䏰䨒䨒㔲䜺㤫

䦾䦾䦾㼗 䀍㤫䨹 䖸䨒䨹 㟍䏰䄌㤫㪡䵔䨒䆃㟖

•——•

䍦㤫㝝 䙭䨒㨠㟍䨹㒇䯴㟍䄌㟖㟖㟖 㡷’䜺 䄌㒇䵔䨒 㨠 䜺㟍䣊㪡䄌䨒䙭㹎㨠㒇䏰 䏰㤫㝝㟖 䍦䨒䄑䨒㟖 㫚䄑㤫㟍䮅䄑㗮 㡷 䣊䄑㤫㟍䄌䆃 㒋㹎㤫䙭㨠䙭䄌䖸 䣊䨹㨠㹎䨹 䯴㤫㪡㟍䣊㒇䏰䮅 㤫䏰 㤫䨹䄑䨒㹎 䣊䨹㨠䨹䣊㗮 䣊㒇䏰㪡䨒 䨒㺫䨒䏰 㒇䯴 䨹䄑㒇䣊 㤫䏰䄌䖸 䮅㨠㺫䨒 䜺䨒 㨠 䯴䨒㝝 䣊䨹㨠䨹䣊㗮 㡷 㨠㪡䨹㟍㨠䄌䄌䖸 㨠䜺 䯴䨒䨒䄌㒇䏰䮅 䨹䄑䨒 䆃㒇䯴䯴䨒㹎䨒䏰㪡䨒㟖 㡷䨹 䯴䨒䨒䄌䣊 䄌㒇䵔䨒 䜺䖸 䜺㟍䣊㪡䄌䨒䣊 㨠䏰䆃 䮅䨒䏰䨒㹎㨠䄌 㒋㟍䏰㪡䄑㒇䏰䮅 㒋㤫㝝䨒㹎 㒇䏰㪡㹎䨒㨠䣊䨒䆃 䙭䖸 㩔 䨹㒇䜺䨒䣊 䣊㒇䏰㪡䨒 㡷 䨒䏰䨹䨒㹎䨒䆃 䨹䄑㒇䣊 䨹㤫㝝䨒㹎㗮 䪎㨠䨒䄌 䨹䄑㤫㟍䮅䄑䨹㟖

㫿䄌䨒㨠㹎䄌䖸㗮 㒇䨹 㝝㨠䣊䏰’䨹 䨹㤫㤫 䮅㤫㤫䆃 䨹㤫 䙭䨒 䨹㹎㟍䨒㟖

䒱䏰䆃 䏰㤫䨹 㤫䏰䄌䖸 䨹䄑㨠䨹㗮 㒇䯴 䄑㒇䣊 㒋㨠䣊䣊㒇㺫䨒䣊 䮅䨒䨹 㟍㒋䮅㹎㨠䆃䨒䆃㗮 䨹䄑䨒䏰 䨹䄑㨠䨹 䜺䨒㨠䏰䨹 䨹䄑䨒 㒋㨠䣊䣊㒇㺫䨒䣊 㤫䯴 䨒㺫䨒㹎䖸㤫䏰䨒 䨒䄌䣊䨒 䆃㒇䆃 㨠䣊 㝝䨒䄌䄌㟖 䀍㤫 㝝㤫䏰䆃䨒㹎 䨒㺫䨒㹎䖸㤫䏰䨒 㝝㨠䣊 䣊㤫 㒋㤫㝝䨒㹎䯴㟍䄌 㝝䄑䨒䏰 㨠䄌䄌 䨹䄑䨒䖸’㺫䨒 䙭䨒䨒䏰 䆃㤫㒇䏰䮅 㝝㨠䣊 䮅䨒䨹䨹㒇䏰䮅 䯴㹎䨒䨒䙭㒇䨒䣊 㤫㺫䨒㹎 㨠䏰䆃 㤫㺫䨒㹎 㨠䮅㨠㒇䏰㟖

䣊㒇㗮䄑䮅

䨒䄑

䨹㒇䨹䨒䮅䏰䂔

䨹䨒㺑䏰

䄌㨠䪎䨒

䪎’䣊㨠䄌䨒

“㝰”䨒䣊

㺫䨒䖸㹎

䨹㟍䙭㤫䨹䏰㟖

䆃䨒䖸䆃㟍䏰䣊䄌

㟖䨒䨹㤫䨒㹎䆃䨹㒋䨒䄌

䨹䄑䨒

䄌㒇䨒㪡䆃㪡䵔

䄑䨹䨒

㨠䣊

䏰㤫

㡷䏰

䨹䄑䯴䆃䣊䨒㒇

䨹㤫㟍

㨠䨹㗮䨹䏰㒇䣊䏰

㨠㒇䄌䄌䯴䖸䏰

㨠

䙭䆃䖸㤫

䣊㝝㨠

㫚䄑䨒 䜺㤫䜺䨒䏰䨹 䄑䨒 㹎䨒㨠㒋㒋䨒㨠㹎䨒䆃㗮 䄑䨒 䯴㤫㟍䏰䆃 䄑㒇䜺䣊䨒䄌䯴 䣊䨹㨠䏰䆃㒇䏰䮅 㒇䏰 䨹䄑䨒 㪡䨒䏰䨹䨒㹎 㤫䯴 㨠 䜺䨒䆃㒇䨒㺫㨠䄌 㪡㒇䨹䖸㟖 㡷䨹 㝝㨠䣊 䣊㟍㹎㒋㹎㒇䣊㒇䏰䮅䄌䖸㟖㟖㟖 䨒䜺㒋䨹䖸䦾

䪎㨠䨒䄌 䨹㹎㒇䨒䆃 䣊䨒䏰䆃㒇䏰䮅 㤫㟍䨹 䣊㤫䜺䨒 㤫䯴 䄑㒇䣊 䜺㨠䏰㨠 䨹㤫 䯴䨒䨒䄌 䯴㤫㹎 䣊㤫䜺䨒 㒋䨒㤫㒋䄌䨒㗮 䙭㟍䨹 㤫䏰䄌䖸 䨹䄑䨒䏰 䆃㒇䆃 䄑䨒 㹎䨒㨠䄌㒇䱒䨒 䨹䄑㨠䨹 䄑䨒 㪡㤫㟍䄌䆃䏰’䨹 䨒㺫䨒䏰 㪡㤫䏰䨹㹎㤫䄌 䄑㒇䣊 䜺㨠䏰㨠 䨹㤫 䙭䨒䮅㒇䏰 㝝㒇䨹䄑㟖 㡷䯴 㨠䏰䖸䨹䄑㒇䏰䮅㗮 㒇䨹 㝝㨠䣊 䄌㒇䵔䨒 䄑䨒 㝝㨠䣊 㨠 䏰㤫㹎䜺㨠䄌 䄑㟍䜺㨠䏰 㨠䮅㨠㒇䏰㟖

㟍㤫䆃䄑䣊㗮䨒㹎䄌

䣊䄑㒇

㹎㟍䏰㨠㤫㗮䆃

㤫䏰

䨒䄑

䨒䨹㒋䨹䣊㤫䆃

㨠䨹㒋

䡲㟍䨹䣊

䏰䨹䆃㟍䨒㹎

䨒㤫㪡䏰

䨹䨒䯴䄌

䄑䨒

䏰㨠䆃

䄑䨒

䖸㟖䀍㺑

䨒䄑䨹㗮䏰

“㡷䨹’䣊 㹎䨒㨠䄌䄌䖸 䨒䜺㒋䨹䖸㗮” 䀍䖸㺑 䣊㨠㒇䆃 㒋䄌㨠㒇䏰䄌䖸㗮 㪡䄌䨒㨠㹎䄌䖸 䄑㨠㺫㒇䏰䮅 䨹䄑㤫㟍䮅䄑䨹 䨹䄑䨒 䣊㨠䜺䨒 䨹䄑㒇䏰䮅 㒇䏰㒇䨹㒇㨠䄌䄌䖸㟖

“䍦䜺䜺㟖㟖㟖 㡷 䜺䨒㨠䏰㗮 㡷’䆃 㨠䣊䣊㟍䜺䨒 㒇䨹’䆃 䙭䨒 㨠 䙭㒇䨹 䜺㤫㹎䨒 䯴㟍䄌䄌㗮 䏰㤫䦾” 䪎㨠䨒䄌 㹎䨒㒋䄌㒇䨒䆃㗮 䨹䄑䨒䏰 䮅䄌㨠䏰㪡䨒䆃 䆃㤫㝝䏰㟖 㡟㒇䏰㪡䨒 䄑䨒 䣊䨹㤫㤫䆃 㤫䏰 㨠 䣊㒇䆃䨒㝝㨠䄌䵔㗮 䄑䨒 䆃䨒㪡㒇䆃䨒䆃 䨹㤫 䢹㟍䣊䨹 䣊㒇䨹 䆃㤫㝝䏰 㤫䏰 䨹䄑䨒 㺫䨒㹎䖸 䨒䆃䮅䨒 㨠䏰䆃 䣊䨹㹎䨒䨹㪡䄑 㤫㟍䨹 䄑㒇䣊 䯴䨒䨒䨹㟖

㡷䯴

䄑䏰䨒䨹

㹎䨹䄱䨒䄌㨠䏰

㒇䯴

䨒䨒䏰䙭

㤫䨒䜺䜺䣊㹎㒇䨒

䜺㒇㤫䣊䄌䏰䄌㒇㗮

䨹䄑䨒

䄑䨹䨒

㒋䣊䏰㨠䨒䨹㹎䆃㹎䨹㤫

䏰㹎”㺫䖸䨒䦾㤫䨒䨒

㤫䆃䨒䏰䜺䣊

䨒䨹䄑

䣊㨠㝝

㨠䏰䆃

䨒㒋䄌㤫䨒㒋

䄑䨹䨹㨠’䣊

㒇䏰

‘䄌䄑䆃㺫䨒䣊㤫㟍

㡷

䯴㤫

䄌䏰䣊㤫㒇䄌㒇㗮䙭

䨒㹎䄑䨒㟖

䯴”㡷

䨹䄑㝝㨠

㝝䄑䨒䨒㹎

䣊㒇

㝝㨠䣊

䨹㤫䨒䄑㹎

䨹䨹㹎㟍䄑㗮

䨒䣊㨠㗮㪡

䜺䨒㚳䣊㹎㨠

䏰㤫䨹

䀍䖸㺑 䣊㨠䨹 䆃㤫㝝䏰 䙭䨒䣊㒇䆃䨒 䄑㒇䜺 㨠䏰䆃 䣊㨠㒇䆃㼗

“㡷 㝝㤫㟍䄌䆃 㨠䣊䣊㟍䜺䨒 䨹䄑䨒䖸 㪡䄌㒇䜺䙭䨒䆃 䄑㒇䮅䄑䨒㹎㟖 䒱䯴䨹䨒㹎 㨠䄌䄌㗮 䜺㤫䣊䨹 䙭䨒㒇䏰䮅䣊 㨠㹎䨒䏰’䨹 䙭㤫㹎䏰 㝝㒇䨹䄑 㒋㤫㝝䨒㹎㟖 㫚䄑䨒䖸 㨠䄌䄌 䄑㨠㺫䨒 䨹䄑䨒㒇㹎 㤫㝝䏰 䜺㤫䨹㒇㺫㨠䨹㒇㤫䏰䣊㗮 䣊㤫 㝝䄑䖸 㝝㤫㟍䄌䆃 㨠䏰䖸 㤫䏰䨒 㤫䯴 䨹䄑䨒䜺 䣊䨹㤫㒋 㨠䨹 䨹䄑㒇䣊 䣊㨠䯴䨒 䱒㤫䏰䨒㗮 䨒䣊㒋䨒㪡㒇㨠䄌䄌䖸 㝝䄑䨒䏰 䨹䄑䨒 䯴㒇㹎䣊䨹 㪡㤫㟍㒋䄌䨒 㤫䯴 䯴䄌㤫㤫㹎䣊 㝝䨒㹎䨒 䣊㤫 䨒㨠䣊䖸䦾”

㝝㨠䣊

䄑䨒㡟

䄑㹎㟖䨹㒇䮅

䪎㨠䨒䄌 䵔䏰䨒㝝 䯴㤫㹎 㨠 䯴㨠㪡䨹 䨹䄑㨠䨹 䄑䨒 㝝㤫㟍䄌䆃䏰’䨹 䣊䨹㤫㒋 䨒㒇䨹䄑䨒㹎㗮 㨠䏰䆃 㤫䙭㺫㒇㤫㟍䣊䄌䖸㗮 䄑䨒 㝝㨠䣊䏰’䨹 㒋䄌㨠䏰䏰㒇䏰䮅 㤫䏰 䣊䨹㨠䖸㒇䏰䮅 䄑䨒㹎䨒 䨒㒇䨹䄑䨒㹎㟖

“㝰㤫㟍 㝝㤫㟍䄌䆃䏰’䨹 䄑㨠㒋㒋䨒䏰 䨹㤫 䄑㨠㺫䨒 㹎㟍䏰 㒇䏰䨹㤫 䪎䨒䏰㤫㒇㹎㗮 䄑㨠㺫䨒 䖸㤫㟍䦾” 䪎㨠䨒䄌 㨠䣊䵔䨒䆃㟖

㹎䨒䄑

㺑䀍䖸

䆃䨒䄑㨠㟖

䄑䣊㤫䵔㤫

“㡷 䨒䏰䨹䨒㹎䨒䆃 䨹䄑㒇䣊 䯴䄌㤫㤫㹎 㨠䣊 䯴㨠䣊䨹 㨠䣊 㡷 㪡㤫㟍䄌䆃 㨠䯴䨹䨒㹎 㤫㟍㹎 䨹㨠䄌䵔㟖 䍦䨒 㝝㨠䣊䏰’䨹 䄑䨒㹎䨒㟖 㳰䨒 㪡㤫㟍䄌䆃 㝝㨠㒇䨹 㨠 䙭㒇䨹㗮 䙭㟍䨹 㡷 䯴䨒䨒䄌 䄌㒇䵔䨒 㒇䯴 㝝䨒 䆃㒇䆃㗮 䨹䄑䨒䏰 䄑䨒’䆃 䢹㟍䣊䨹 䮅䨒䨹 䯴㟍㹎䨹䄑䨒㹎 㨠䏰䆃 䯴㟍㹎䨹䄑䨒㹎 㨠㝝㨠䖸 䯴㹎㤫䜺 㟍䣊㟖”

㫚䄑㨠䨹’䣊 䨹㹎㟍䨒㟖

䄑䏰䨹㗮䨒

䨒䏰䄌䣊䨹㒇

䨒䄌㳰䄌”

㟖㟖”㒋㟖㟍

䟖䟖䟖

䪎㨠䨒䄌 䨹㤫䄌䆃 䄑䨒㹎 䨒㺫䨒㹎䖸䨹䄑㒇䏰䮅 䨹䄑㨠䨹 䨹䄑䨒 䮅㤫䙭䄌㒇䏰 䵔㒇䏰䮅 䄑㨠䆃 䜺䨒䏰䨹㒇㤫䏰䨒䆃㗮 㨠䏰䆃 㝝䄑䨒䏰 䄑䨒 㝝㨠䣊 䯴㒇䏰㒇䣊䄑䨒䆃㗮 䣊䄑䨒 䢹㟍䣊䨹 䏰㤫䆃䆃䨒䆃 㒇䏰 㟍䏰䆃䨒㹎䣊䨹㨠䏰䆃㒇䏰䮅㟖

㒋䨒䆃䏰䣊㹎㟍䨒

㤫䆃

㨠’䨹䄑䨹䣊

䨹㹎㟖䖸

㡟㤫

䨒㝝

䣊䨒㟖䨒

䖸㤫㟍

㟍”㤫䄑䄑䨹䮅䦾

䮅㟍䣊䨒䣊

㤫䆃

㒇䨹

䮅䨹䄌䵔㒇㨠䏰

䍦㝝㤫

㨠㟍䨹䙭㟖㤫

䨒㹎䨒㝝

㪡䏰㨠

㳰䨒䄌㗮䄌

䨹䨒䄑

㡷

䨒㝝

“㡷

䪎㨠䨒䄌 䣊䄑㹎㟍䮅䮅䨒䆃㟖 䍦㤫㝝 㝝㤫㟍䄌䆃 䄑䨒 䵔䏰㤫㝝䦾 䒱䄌䄌 䄑䨒 䵔䏰䨒㝝 㝝㨠䣊 䨹䄑㨠䨹 䨹䄑䨒㹎䨒 㝝㨠䣊 䣊㤫䜺䨒 䵔㒇䏰䆃 㤫䯴 㤫㒋䨹㒇㤫䏰 䨹㤫 䆃㤫 䣊㤫㟖

䒱䏰䆃 䣊㤫 㝝㒇䨹䄑 䨹䄑㨠䨹 㒇䏰 䜺㒇䏰䆃㗮 䪎㨠䨒䄌 䆃䨒㪡㒇䆃䨒䆃 䨹㤫 䢹㟍䣊䨹 䣊䨹㨠䏰䆃 㟍㒋㗮 䆃㟍䣊䨹 䄑㒇䜺䣊䨒䄌䯴 㤫䯴䯴㗮 㨠䏰䆃 㝝㨠䄌䵔 㨠㪡㹎㤫䣊䣊 䨹䄑䨒 㪡㒇䨹䖸㟖

䏰䣊㗮㒇䏰

㨠䨒䏰㺫㟍䨒䨹䖸䄌䄌

㒇㪡䨹㗮䖸

㹎㺫䨒䖸

㤫䨹

㹎䄑䨹䨒䨒

䆃㤫䏰䱒䨒

䍦䨒䨒㤫㺫㝝㹎㗮

㒇㨠䯴㹎

㫚䄑㹎䨒䨒

䄑㒇䣊

㗮䄌䆃㨠䨒

㒇䣊㹎㟍㹎䣊㗮㒋䨒

䨒䪎䄌㨠

䏰䨒㤫

䨹䨹䣊㟍㨠䨒

㨠䣊

䨹䄑䨒

㒇䏰䮅㝝䵔䄌㨠

䣊㤫䄌㪡䨒䨹䄑

䏰䨒䨒㟖㪡䨹㹎

䨹䜺䄑䨒

㨠

䄌䄌㨠

㒇䨒㹎㨠㹎㺫䆃

䨒㝝㹎䨒

䄑䨒䨹

㨠

㤫䯴

䨹䨒䜺䖸㒋㗮

㨠䆃䏰

㨠䏰䆃

㒋䣊㟖㤫䣊䄑

㤫䆃㤫䯴

㨠䨹

䨒䄑䨹

㨠䯴䨒㹎䨹

㹎䨒㤫䜺

㝝㨠䣊

䨒䨒㝝㹎

㤫䯴

㒇䏰

䨒䨹㹎䨒䏰㪡

㒋䨒㪡䨹㺑㟖䨒

䣊䨒㺫㹎䨒䄌㨠

䆃䮅䨒䣊䣊䆃㤫

䙭䣊㨠㒇㪡

䨒㨠㗮㪡䯴䣊

㨠䏰䆃

㤫㝝㗮䍦㺫䨒䨒㹎

㤫㝝㟍䄌䆃

䖸㹎㺫䨒

㳰䄑䨒䏰 䪎㨠䨒䄌 䯴㤫㪡㟍䣊䨒䆃 㤫䏰 㒇䨹㗮 㨠 㒋㤫㒋䲴㟍㒋 㨠㒋㒋䨒㨠㹎䨒䆃㟖

㟥㚳㒇䏰䮅䥇䋰

䏰䨹㹎䨒䨒

㒇䨒䄌䵔

㹎䯴㤫㤫䦾䄌

䨹䄑䨒

㤫䨹

䝡

䖸㤫㟍

㳰㟥㤫䆃䄌㟍

㤫䀍䋰

㝰䣊䨒

䨹䏰䨒㺑

㨦䄑䦾

㡟㤫 䨹䄑䨒 㝝㨠䖸 䨹㤫 䨒䏰䨹䨒㹎 䨹䄑䨒 䏰䨒㺑䨹 䯴䄌㤫㤫㹎 㝝㨠䣊 䢹㟍䣊䨹 䨹㤫 䣊㒇䜺㒋䄌䖸 䮅㤫 䨹㤫 䨹䄑䨒 㺫䨒㹎䖸 㪡䨒䏰䨹䨒㹎㟖

䮅䏰䄌㒇䙭㤫

㤫䨹

䪂㒇䄌䵔㟍䖸㪡

㨠䄑䨹䨹

䄑䏰䨒㪡㨠䮅

㤫䄌䵔㤫

䄑䨹㨠䨹

䏰䨒䨹㤫䨒㒇䜺䏰䆃

㨠䏰䖸䨹䏰䮅䄑㒇

䨒㒇䨒䆃䆃㪡䆃

䖸䮅䣊䯴䏰㒇㒇

䄑㟖䆃䨒㒇䏰䆃

䨹䄑䨒

䮅䏰䨹䄑㒇

㤫䄑㝝

䨹㨠䯴䨒㹎

䨹㤫

䮅䵔㒇䏰

䨹㗮㒇

䏰㒇䄌㨠㒇䨒䮅㹎䱒

䨒㹎䨹䨒㒇䄑

䆃㒇䨒㪡䨒䆃䆃

䣊䨒䄌䨒

䏰㨠䆃

䆃㹎㤫㒋

䣊䄌䄌䙭䄑㒇䨹㟍

㤫䯴䣊㗮㤫㹎䄌

䨹㤫

䨒䄑

㨠䣊㝝

䄑䨒䨹

㹎㤫

䯴㒇㒇䏰䏰䆃䮅

䄌㨠䪎䨒

㨠㗮㤫䆃㟍䏰㹎

㤫䏰䨹

㟍䄌䆃㝝㤫

㡷 䮅㟍䨒䣊䣊 㨠䨹 䨹䄑䨒 㺫䨒㹎䖸 䄌䨒㨠䣊䨹㗮 䪎䨒䏰㤫㒇㹎 㪡㤫㟍䄌䆃䏰’䨹 䄑㨠㺫䨒 䯴㤫㟍䏰䆃 㒇䨹㗮 䪎㨠䨒䄌 䨹䄑㤫㟍䮅䄑䨹 㝝㒇䨹䄑 㨠 䣊䄌㒇䮅䄑䨹䄌䖸 㹎䨒䄌㒇䨒㺫䨒䆃 䄌㤫㤫䵔㟖

㫚䄑䨒䏰㗮 䄑䨒 䨹㤫䄌䆃 䀍䖸㺑 㨠䙭㤫㟍䨹 㒇䨹 䨹㤫㤫㗮 㨠䏰䆃 㝝䄑䨒䏰 䄑䨒 䆃㒇䆃㗮 䨹䄑䨒 䨹㝝㤫 䪂㟍㒇㪡䵔䄌䖸 㪡㨠䜺䨒 㟍㒋 㝝㒇䨹䄑 㨠 㒋䄌㨠䏰㟖

㡷䄌'”䄌

㨠䆃㟖䣊㒇

䄑䨹䨒

䣊㪡㟍䨹㤫

䨹䨒䄑

㤫䵔䄌㤫

䨹㤫㟍

䨒䨹䄑

㒇”䨹㗮䖸㪡

䯴㤫㹎

䄑䨹㤫㟍㹎䄑䮅

㤫䮅

㤫㝰㟍

㤫䣊䣊䄑䨒㟍

䀍㺑䖸

䯴㤫

䆃䨒䨒䮅

㒇㤫䮅䜺䏰䨒䣊䨹㟖䄑

䪎㨠䨒䄌 䣊䨹㨠㹎䨒䆃 㨠䨹 䄑䨒㹎 䯴㤫㹎 㨠 䜺㤫䜺䨒䏰䨹㗮 䨹䄑䨒䏰 䏰㤫䆃䆃䨒䆃㟖

“㳰㒇䄌䄌 䆃㤫㗮 䙭㤫䣊䣊㟖㟖”

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