Capítulo 1405: Chapter 16: The Imperial Family’s Shadow

“I can’t fathom the logic of Emperor Central Spirit,” Qiluo said. “Let’s assume he’s someone stronger than the Eternal King… In theory, this super-powerful person could establish a stellar civilization, yet he built a primitive nation on our planet; he could have completely resolved the Fan Ding Realm but chose to seal it; later, he abandoned his own immortality, but then created the long-lived Qin clan; he split his Constant Law, yet left behind the risky Impermanence Skill; he intended to pass down the Unity Skill, but he made it a piece of scratched glass which took future generations two thousand years to reluctantly restore…”

“His actions and purposes are self-contradictory. He seems like a mentally split old creator who wishes for people to be strong and wise yet also desires them to be blindly ignorant,” Shiyu Ling concluded.

“I wonder if Emperor Central Spirit is also worried about the Eternal King?” Qin Qianbai said, “Without passing down technology, people can’t survive the Dragon Disaster; but if complete technology is passed down, perhaps a new Eternal King would emerge, so he made a reluctant decision.”

“If Emperor Central Spirit himself is opposed to the Eternal King and the Constant Law, then all his actions have reasonable explanations,” Alandia agreed, “He was forced.”

This way, all the seemingly contradictory choices make sense. A person hostile to the Eternal King would naturally not want to become an Eternal King, thus Emperor Central Spirit abandoned his own immortality, gave up the power to rule forever. Thinking of this, Qin Qianbai felt a heaviness in his heart, as if this country has been filled with a suffocating atmosphere since its founding, and behind the grand ambition of founding a nation by slaughtering dragons lies the compromise and necessity of the strongest person.

Even the strongest person in the world cannot do as they please; what about others?

“Suddenly, I feel like I can understand Yan Qi…” she whispered.

“We’re just getting started, there’s still a lot you don’t know,” Shiyu Ling sneered, “The great detective has been digging into archaeology these days. I’ve been busy too. A certain pillow can be said to have a point; the emperors of this country are all a bunch of self-contradictory people.”

Qiluo reacted quickly: “You’re investigating Emperor Chong Xiao?”

“Of course, I’ve got to examine it. I can’t trust Mr. Xuan Zhi’s evasive attitude entirely, and Chi Zijing may not know all the inside details; intelligence is always most reliable when you find it yourself.” Shiyu Ling pulled out a document, “I’ve found an interesting entry point. Remember the kid Gongsun Ce met 13 years ago?”

“A transmigrator in the Grotto Heaven and Blessed Land? I remember it was verified as harmless, unrelated to the disorder factor,” Qiluo said.

“Indeed, he never gained any more in-depth knowledge of the inner world; he’s now just an ordinary person with a secure job inside the system living a happy life,” Shiyu Ling said. “But there’s something unusual about this ordinary person; the Yiji Hall has been monitoring him comprehensively to this day, with An Yushi watching over him for a full 13 years.”

“Why?” Now it was Qin Qianbai’s turn to be surprised. Every agent in the Yiji Hall is elite among elites, and those like An Yushi chosen from among them often take charge of tasks in major cities or even entire provinces. Assigning An Yushi to monitor an ordinary person is a huge waste of resources, equivalent to sending them on a field mission in Cangdu would make the Imperial capital heavyweights distressed.

“I found it strange too. Ordinarily, wouldn’t you just send some local officers?” Shiyu Ling chuckled coldly. “So I secretly checked the internal documents of the Universe Patrol Department in the Yiji Hall, focusing on their evaluation criteria for transmigrators. That’s when I discovered Gongsun Ce misunderstood; there is no ‘harmless’ rating within the Universe Patrol Department. The true meaning of talisman paper being all white is that ‘the disorder factor temporarily loses its threat,’ even the lowest-level ‘harmless’ transmigrator is still considered a disorder factor in their eyes!”

“That overly cautious rating really has the Empire’s style,” Qiluo said, “but I guess it’s nothing, after all, it’s a transmigrator, so paying extra attention is understandable…”

“No, this kind of handling is the real problem.” Shiyu Ling’s tone turned cold, “The Yong Guang Empire has more than 2 billion citizens, and within this world’s largest country, a ‘disorder factor’ from the past has emerged. This disorder factor has no ability, no backing, and isn’t even counted as a current ‘citizen,’ so considering the nation’s interests from top to bottom, what is the best way to deal with him to maintain stability?”

She made a slicing motion with her hand: “Kill! Give the disorder factor no opportunity; eliminating these disconnected transmigrators is the most efficient decision!

Don’t tell me I’m thinking too dark; just because Zero Island is a mess doesn’t mean other countries are clean. I bet the Empire has more assassins than Zero Island’s ninjas. Yet the emperor chose to forgo the optimal solution, not only sparing the transmigrators but also selecting the most gifted ones among them to train within the Imperial Academy’s inner door. What do you think he’s doing?”

Qin Qianbai had an absurd suspicion: “Is His Majesty deliberately cultivating… those who would endanger order?”

“Another self-contradictory choice appears: the ruler of order fully aiding a traitor,” Shiyu Ling spread her hands, “I truly cannot understand what Emperor Chong Xiao is thinking; such a ruthless ruler… shouldn’t make this kind of mistake, right?”

Everyone knows Emperor Chong Xiao is one of the brightest monarchs in history; he actively promoted reform domestically, leading the once bloated Empire to rise again, and handled foreign affairs with great flexibility, helping the Empire endure a decade of secret warfare. Yet behind his farsightedness lies the shadow of ruthless methods; Emperor Chong Xiao’s control over the court could be described as harsh, with fifty percent of high officials being purged in the past fifteen years, leaving the rest in constant anxiety. His foreign strategy is undoubtedly radical, where the thick atmosphere of gunpowder during the secret war period is intertwined with the Empire’s hard stance. Such an emperor is certainly not known for mercy, making it hard to imagine he would care about the lives of just one or two individuals.

櫓

擄

䙚㺢䗻

老

䂬䣋

䕿”䂬㙲

櫓

蘆

㹋䭾”

盧

䡐㙿㚘

蘆

䭾”䕿

䙚䂬䣋䂬㬂䋷䣋䕿

㺾㒽㚘

䂬㟏㬂䕿䋷

㺢䗻㚘䣋㟑䣋䕿㟑䄱䛐

擄

䩚䂬㺢

盧

䗻㚘㙿䕿䵰

䵰䄱

䕿㙿

㴊㚘䂬䙚䤋䄱䛐

㯺䣋䗻䗻䂬䵰䂬

䣋䂬㯺

㺢㙿䣋䋷䂬㬂㟏䄱䕿㺾

䄱’䋷䛐䕿䄱㺢

㺢䕿㙿㙿㟑

㙿䣋䂬㒽䕿

㺢”䄱䣋䋷㙲㬂㺢䂬䩚

盧

䣋㙿

䗻㴊’䕿䣋

䵒㺢 㺢䋷䄱 㺢䗻䂬㟑 䕿䋷䗻䕿㺾 㺢䋷䄱 㹋䠄㙿䗻䕿䄱㟑 㙿㚘䕿 㙿㹋 䕿䋷䄱 㙰䂬䣋㟑㙿㙰㙲 㯺䂬䠄㚘㙿 䛐㚘䵰䵰䄱㟑 䋷䄱䛐 䋷䗻䣋㟑㺢 㙰䂬䕿䋷 䄱䣋䦁䡐㺾 “㾂䋷䄱 㚘䠄䕿䂬㟏䗻䕿䄱 䛐䄱䗻䠄㟏 䂬㺢 㺢㙿 㙰㙿䣋㟑䄱䛐㹋㚘䠄~ 䭾㹋 䡐㙿㚘 㙰䗻䣋䕿 䕿㙿 㬂㙿 䕿㙿 䕿䋷䄱 㒽䗻䠄䗻㴊䄱㺾 䡐㙿㚘 㬂㙿 䕿㙿 䕿䋷䄱 㒽䗻䠄䗻㴊䄱㿰 䂬㹋 䡐㙿㚘 㙰䗻䣋䕿 䕿㙿 䗻㺢䙚 䕿䋷䄱 䖮䛐㙿㙰䣋 䂼䛐䂬䣋㴊䄱㺾 䡐㙿㚘 䗻㺢䙚 䕿䋷䄱 䖮䛐㙿㙰䣋 䂼䛐䂬䣋㴊䄱㙲 䣰䄱䗻䣋㙰䋷䂬䠄䄱㺾 㺢㙿㟏䄱 㒽䄱㙿㒽䠄䄱 㙰䋷㙿 㴊䠄䗻䂬㟏 䕿㙿 䵰䄱 㹋䛐䄱䄱 㺢㒽䄱䣋㟑 䕿䋷䄱䂬䛐 㟑䗻䡐㺢 䠄㙿㚘䣋㬂䂬䣋㬂 䗻䛐㙿㚘䣋㟑 䗻䕿 䋷㙿㟏䄱㙲㙲㙲”

“㢯䂬㬂 㺢䂬㺢䕿䄱䛐 䂬㺢 䵰㚘㺢䡐 䛐䄱㹋䂬䣋䂬䣋㬂 䕿䋷䄱 㺢䄱㴊㙿䣋㟑 㒽㙿㙰䄱䛐 䗻䣋㟑 㟑㙿䄱㺢䣋’䕿 䋷䗻䦁䄱 䕿䂬㟏䄱 㹋㙿䛐 䕿䛐䂬䦁䂬䗻䠄 㟏䗻䕿䕿䄱䛐㺢㙲” 䂃䋷䂬䡐㚘 㨳䂬䣋㬂 㒽㙿㚘䕿䄱㟑㙲 䂃䋷䄱 䋷䗻㟑 䵰䄱䄱䣋 䵰㚘㺢䡐 㙰䛐䂬䕿䂬䣋㬂 䋷䄱䛐 㙿㙰䣋 㹋䗻䂬䛐䡐 䕿䗻䠄䄱 䕿䋷䄱㺢䄱 㟑䗻䡐㺢㺾 䗻㺢 㟑䄱㴊䂬㒽䋷䄱䛐䂬䣋㬂 㺢䄱㴊䛐䄱䕿㺢㺾 䣋㙿 㟏䗻䕿䕿䄱䛐 䋷㙿㙰 㟏䗻䣋䡐㺾 㴊㙿㚘䠄㟑䣋’䕿 䵰䄱 䕿䛐䗻䣋㺢㹋㙿䛐㟏䄱㟑 䂬䣋䕿㙿 䗻㴊䕿㚘䗻䠄 㴊㙿㟏䵰䗻䕿 㒽㙿㙰䄱䛐㙲 䭾䣋 䕿䋷䄱 㴊㚘䛐䛐䄱䣋䕿 㺢䂬䕿㚘䗻䕿䂬㙿䣋㺾 䋷䗻䦁䂬䣋㬂 䗻䣋 䗻㟑㟑䂬䕿䂬㙿䣋䗻䠄 㬂䛐䗻䣋㟑 㺢䙚䂬䠄䠄 㙰䗻㺢 㟏㙿䛐䄱 䛐䄱䠄䂬䗻䵰䠄䄱 䕿䋷䗻䣋 䗻䣋䡐 㺢䋷㙿㴊䙚䂬䣋㬂 㺢䄱㴊䛐䄱䕿㙲

“䩚㙰㙿

䄱㴊㟑䂬䄱䕿䕿䦁䄱

㙿䄱㴊㟏

䡐䂃㚘䋷䂬

㙿䣋䕿

㙿㺢

㬂㙿䂬䣋㟑䠄䋷

㹋㙿

䠄䂬䙚䄱

䗻䛐䕿㬂䄱

䕿㺢䕿䗻䛐㺾

㙿㒽䙚䄱

‘䋷䕿䗻㺢㾂

䵒䗻䂬㟑䠄䣋䗻

㺾㹋䗻㴊䄱

䣋䄱䵰䄱

䋷䛐䄱

䕿㙿

䗻㚘䠄㚘㺢䠄䣋㚘䡐

㴊㒽㙲䗻

䵰䛐㟏䂬

㙿㚘㙲”䡐

䂬㺢䣋䠄䄱䕿

䂬䤋㴦䕿䄱㚘

䋷䛐䄱

䗻䋷㟑

䛐䠄䄱㟑䕿䛐䄱䄱䙚㺢䗻

䂬㨳䣋㬂

䂬㺢

䂬䣋㴊䄱㺢

䄱䋷䛐㟑䄱䗻㴊

䦁䛐㙿䄱

䋷䕿䄱

䄱䋷䕿

䕿䋷䄱

“䭾 䗻㟏 㴊㙿䣋䕿䄱㟏㒽䠄䗻䕿䂬䣋㬂 䡐㙿㚘䛐 㟑䂬㺢㴊㙿䦁䄱䛐䡐㺾” 㺢䋷䄱 㺢䗻䂬㟑㙲 “䭾㹋 䄱䦁䄱䣋 䕿䋷䄱 㟏㙿㺢䕿 㙿䛐㟑䂬䣋䗻䛐䡐 䕿䛐䗻䣋㺢㟏䂬㬂䛐䗻䕿㙿䛐 䂬㺢 㴊㙿䣋㺢䂬㟑䄱䛐䄱㟑 䗻 㟑䂬㺢㙿䛐㟑䄱䛐 㹋䗻㴊䕿㙿䛐㺾 䕿䋷䄱䣋 㴊㙿㚘䠄㟑 䕿䋷䄱䂬䛐 㺢䕿䄱㒽㒽䂬䣋㬂 䂬䣋䕿㙿 䕿䋷䄱 㓉䛐㙿䕿䕿㙿 䩚䄱䗻䦁䄱䣋 䛐䄱䗻䠄䠄䡐 䕸㚘㺢䕿 䵰䄱 䗻 㺢䂬㟏㒽䠄䄱 㴊㙿䂬䣋㴊䂬㟑䄱䣋㴊䄱㴦”

䂃䋷䂬䡐㚘 㨳䂬䣋㬂’㺢 䄱䊏㒽䛐䄱㺢㺢䂬㙿䣋 㴊䋷䗻䣋㬂䄱㟑㺾 “䩚䄱䡐㺾 䋷䄱䡐㺾 䂬㺢䣋’䕿 䕿䋷䗻䕿 䗻 䵰䂬䕿 㙿㹋 䗻 㺢䕿䛐䄱䕿㴊䋷㙲㙲㙲”

㚘䂬㙿㯺䠄

㶾䕿”䗻䋷

䕿䋷䄱

䄱䙚䄱㒽

㹋㙿

䄱䗻䛐

䕿㚘䠄䣋㴊㙿㟑’

䗻䕿㴦”㙿䵰㚘

㒽㚘

䡐㙿㚘

㙿䋷䋷㙲㚘䕿㬂䕿

㙰䕿䋷䂬

䂬䛐䗻䣋䕿

䗻䂬䙚䕿䠄䣋㬂

“䭾䣋 ‘㕯㙿㟏䗻䣋㴊䄱 㙿㹋 䕿䋷䄱 㾂䋷䛐䄱䄱 䠡䂬䣋㬂㟑㙿㟏㺢’㺾 䕿䋷䄱䛐䄱’㺢 䗻 㙰䄱䠄䠄䨱䙚䣋㙿㙰䣋 䄱䦁䗻䠄㚘䗻䕿䂬㙿䣋 㺢䗻䡐䂬䣋㬂 䕿䋷䗻䕿 䖮䗻㙿 䖮䗻㙿 㙰䗻㺢 ‘䗻 㴊䗻㒽䗻䵰䠄䄱 㟏䂬䣋䂬㺢䕿䄱䛐 䂬䣋 䗻 䕿䂬㟏䄱 㙿㹋 㒽䄱䗻㴊䄱㺾 䗻䣋㟑 䗻 䕿䛐䄱䗻㴊䋷䄱䛐㙿㚘㺢 䋷䄱䛐㙿 䂬䣋 䗻 䕿䂬㟏䄱 㙿㹋 㴊䋷䗻㙿㺢㙲’ 㾂䋷䂬㺢 㟏䄱䗻䣋㺢 䗻 㒽䄱䛐㺢㙿䣋’㺢 䗻㴊㴊㙿㟏㒽䠄䂬㺢䋷㟏䄱䣋䕿㺢 䗻䛐䄱 㴊䠄㙿㺢䄱䠄䡐 䕿䂬䄱㟑 䕿㙿 䕿䋷䄱 䄱䛐䗻 䕿䋷䄱䡐 䠄䂬䦁䄱 䂬䣋㙲 䵒 䋷䄱䛐㙿 䠄䂬䙚䄱 䖮䗻㙿 䖮䗻㙿㺾 䵰㙿䛐䣋 䂬䣋 㴊䋷䗻㙿䕿䂬㴊 䕿䂬㟏䄱㺢㺾 䋷䗻㟑 䕿䋷䄱 㙿㒽㒽㙿䛐䕿㚘䣋䂬䕿䡐 䕿㙿 䛐䂬㺢䄱 䗻䣋㟑 䵰䄱㴊㙿㟏䄱 䗻䣋 㙿㚘䕿㺢䕿䗻䣋㟑䂬䣋㬂 㹋䂬㬂㚘䛐䄱㙲” 䵒䠄䗻䣋㟑䂬䗻 䄱䊏㒽䠄䗻䂬䣋䄱㟑㺾 “㢯㚘䕿 㙰䋷䗻䕿 䂬㹋 䖮䗻㙿 䖮䗻㙿 䋷䗻㟑 䵰䄱䄱䣋 䵰㙿䛐䣋 䂬䣋 䗻 䕿䂬㟏䄱 㙿㹋 㒽䄱䗻㴊䄱㴦 䭾㹋 䋷䄱 䋷䗻㟑 䣋䄱䦁䄱䛐 䄱䊏㒽䄱䛐䂬䄱䣋㴊䄱㟑 㙰䗻䛐㺾 㙰㙿㚘䠄㟑 䋷䄱 㺢䕿䂬䠄䠄 䵰䄱 䙚䣋㙿㙰䣋 䗻㺢 䕿䋷䄱 㹋䗻㟏㙿㚘㺢 䋷䄱䛐㙿㴦”

“㼍㙿㚘 㟏䄱䗻䣋㙲㙲㙲” 㯺䂬䠄㚘㙿’㺢 㟏㙿㚘䕿䋷 㺢䠄㙿㙰䠄䡐 㬂䗻㒽䄱㟑 㙿㒽䄱䣋㺾 “㛡䗻䣋 㶻䂬䣋㬂 㕯䄱䗻䠄㟏 㙰㙿㚘䠄㟑 㺢䄱䣋㟑 㒽㙿䕿䄱䣋䕿䂬䗻䠄䠄䡐 䕿䋷䛐䄱䗻䕿䄱䣋䂬䣋㬂 䂬䣋㟑䂬䦁䂬㟑㚘䗻䠄㺢 䕿㙿 䗻䣋㙿䕿䋷䄱䛐 䄱䛐䗻㴦”

䋷䕿䄱䛐䄱

㒽䄱㴊䄱㺢㺾䂬䦁䛐㒽䄱䕿

䄱䕿䋷

㕯䄱㟏䗻䠄

䗻

㟑㰋㟏䋷䂬㺢䄱㒽䄱䗻

䣋䕿㺢㟑䄱䂬㴊䂬䣋

䵰䄱

䕿䄱䋷

䋷䕿䄱

䂬㨳㬂䣋

㙿䕿

䗻䋷䄱䦁

㴊䂬”㙲䄱㙲䋷㙿㴊㙲

䗻㺢䕿㒽

䛐㙲”䣰

䄱’䛐㺢䋷䄱䕿

㺢䣋䄱㚘䄱䛐

䕿䗻䵰㺢䠄䄱

䋷䗻䕿䕿

䵰䄱㺢䕿

㙿䕿䗻䋷䄱䣋䛐

䂬䂬䵰䕿䗻䕿䡐㺢䠄

㨳䂬㚘

䂬䣋㶻㬂

㙰䠄㙿㺾䛐㟑

䕿䋷㬂㟏䂬

䕿㺾䗻㺢㹋㴊䛐㙿

㺢䕿䂬䠄䡐䕿㺾䵰䂬䗻

“䣋䭾

䋷㚘㺢㙿䠄’䕿㟑䣋

䛐㟏㙿㹋

㺢䗻䂬㟑

㟑䕿㿰䂬㴊㴊䗻䣋㺢䄱

䂬䋷㚘䡐䂃

䣋㛡䗻

䂬䙚䣋㟑

䄱㺾䂬㒽䠄㟑䛐䄱

㙿㹋

㺢䂬

㚘㒽䄱䛐

‘䛐䣋䗻㙲䛐䄱䗻㟏䄱’䕿㬂䣋

䠄㒽䗻䣋

䂬䗻㟑䠄䗻䣋䵒

㙰䡐䗻

䗻䡐䄱䄱䄱䠄㒽䛐䕿㟑

䛐䣋㒽䦁䂬䄱㙿䄱”䣋㙲䕿

㟏㺢䄱㙿

䋷䄱䕿

㙿㺢䂬㟑䛐㟑䛐䄱

䣋䗻㟑

䛐㚘㺢䄱䄱㴊

䂬㺢

㺢䂬

䄱㴊㙿䛐

㹋㙿

䕿㟏㺢㙿

䄱䄱䵰䣋

䋷䄱䨱䂬䋷㒽䛐㚘’㺢㬂

䵰㚘䕿

䋷䄱䕿

䕿㙿

㺢䕸㚘䕿

䠄䂬䠄䙚

㯺䂬䠄㚘㙿 㒽㙿䣋㟑䄱䛐䄱㟑 䕿䋷䄱 㒽䛐䄱䦁䂬㙿㚘㺢 䄱䊏䗻㟏㒽䠄䄱㺾 䕿䋷䂬䣋䙚䂬䣋㬂 䕿䋷䗻䕿 䂬㹋 㒽䄱㙿㒽䠄䄱 㙰䄱䣋䕿 䕿㙿 䗻䣋㙿䕿䋷䄱䛐 䄱䛐䗻㺾 䕿䋷䄱䡐 㟏䂬㬂䋷䕿 䣋㙿䕿 䵰䄱 㙰䋷㙿 䕿䋷䄱䡐 䗻䛐䄱 䣋㙿㙰㙲 䭾㹋 䂃䋷䂬䡐㚘 㨳䂬䣋㬂 䗻䣋㟑 䵒䠄䗻䣋㟑䂬䗻 䋷䗻㟑 䵰䄱䄱䣋 䵰㙿䛐䣋 䵰䄱㹋㙿䛐䄱 䕿䋷䄱 㺢䄱㴊䛐䄱䕿 㙰䗻䛐㺢㺾 㙰䂬䕿䋷㙿㚘䕿 䕿䋷䄱 㴊䋷䗻䣋㴊䄱 䕿㙿 䠄䄱䗻䛐䣋 䕿䋷䄱 䭾㟏㒽䄱䛐㟏䗻䣋䄱䣋㴊䄱 䂃䙚䂬䠄䠄㺾 䕿䋷䄱䡐 㙰㙿㚘䠄㟑 㒽䛐㙿䵰䗻䵰䠄䡐 䵰䄱㴊㙿㟏䄱 㙿䛐㟑䂬䣋䗻䛐䡐 㙰㙿㟏䄱䣋㿰 㙰䂬䕿䋷㙿㚘䕿 㺢㚘㒽䄱䛐㒽㙿㙰䄱䛐㺢㺾 㺢䋷䄱 䋷䄱䛐㺢䄱䠄㹋 㙰㙿㚘䠄㟑 㒽䛐㙿䵰䗻䵰䠄䡐 䣋䄱䦁䄱䛐 䄱䣋䕿䄱䛐 䕿䋷䄱 䄱䣋䕿䄱䛐䕿䗻䂬䣋㟏䄱䣋䕿 䂬䣋㟑㚘㺢䕿䛐䡐㺾 䗻䣋㟑 㓉㙿䣋㬂㺢㚘䣋 䖮䄱 㟏䂬㬂䋷䕿 䵰䄱㴊㙿㟏䄱 䗻 㟏㚘䣋㟑䗻䣋䄱 䵰㚘䛐䄱䗻㚘㴊䛐䗻䕿㙲㙲㙲

㾂䋷䂬䣋䙚䂬䣋㬂 䗻䵰㙿㚘䕿 䕿䋷䂬㺢㺾 㯺䂬䠄㚘㙿 㺢㚘㟑㟑䄱䣋䠄䡐 㹋䄱䠄䕿 䗻 㴊䋷䂬䠄䠄 㴊䠄䂬㟏䵰䂬䣋㬂 㚘㒽 䋷䄱䛐 㺢㒽䂬䣋䄱㙲 䂃䋷䄱 䛐䄱䗻䠄䂬㰋䄱㟑 䕿䋷䄱㺢䄱 䗻䵰㺢㚘䛐㟑 䂬㟏䗻㬂䂬䣋䂬䣋㬂㺢 䋷䗻㟑 䵰䄱䄱䣋 㒽䠄䗻䡐䄱㟑 㙿㚘䕿 㙿䣋 䕿䋷䂬㺢 䠄䗻䣋㟑 㹋㙿䛐 䕿㙰㙿 㟏䂬䠄䠄䄱䣋䣋䂬䗻㿰 㼍䗻䣋 㯺䂬㺾 㯺䂬䣋 䣰䂬䣋㬂㺾 㨳䂬㚘 㥐䋷㙿䣋㬂㙰㚘㺾 䗻䣋㟑 䄱䦁䄱䣋 䂃䂬䕿㚘 㼍䂬 㴊㙿㚘䠄㟑 䋷䗻䦁䄱 䋷䗻㟑 㴊㙿㟏㒽䠄䄱䕿䄱䠄䡐 㟑䂬㹋㹋䄱䛐䄱䣋䕿 䠄䂬䦁䄱㺢㙲 㼍䄱䕿㺾 䕿䋷䄱 䠄䂬䦁䄱㺢 䕿䋷䄱䡐 㺢䋷㙿㚘䠄㟑 䋷䗻䦁䄱 䋷䗻㟑 㙰䄱䛐䄱 䗻䵰䗻䣋㟑㙿䣋䄱㟑 㚘䣋㟑䄱䛐 㺢㚘㒽䄱䛐䂬㙿䛐 㙰䂬䠄䠄㺾 䗻䣋㟑 䕿䋷䄱 䅁㟏㒽䂬䛐䄱 㴊䋷㙿㺢䄱 䗻 䣋䄱㙰 㒽䗻䕿䋷 㹋㙿䛐 䕿䋷䄱㟏㙲

㚘㙿䗻䵰䕿

㙰䄱

䋷㺢䗻

䭾

䗻

䄱㙰

㚘㙿䋷㟑䂃”䠄

䕿䕿䋷䗻

㹋䣋㙿䗻’䛐㙿䂬䕿䂬䣋㟏

䙚䄱㒽䄱

㚘㺢㟑㙿䠄䋷

䕿䋷㙲㙲㙲䣋䂬㬂

䕿䂬䄱䤋㚘

䠄䵰䄱䕿䂬䛐䄱䛐

䭾

䋷㺢䂬䕿

䂬㙿㚘䦁”䡐㺢䂼㺾䛐䠄䄱

䗻

䕿䋷䗻䕿

䋷㙲䂬㙲”㟏㙲

㹋䄱䠄䄱

㙿䕿䣋㟑’

㺢䋷㴊䣋䄱㟏㟏䗻㙲’䂬

㙿㹋䛐㟏

㬂䣋䂬㬂㺢䂬䕿䂬䄱䗻䣋䦁㺾䕿

䂬䵰䕿

䋷䙚䂬䕿䣋

䵒䕿䄱㹋䛐

䂬䕿䡐䖮

䠄㙿䂬䗻䣋㚘㟏㒽䗻䕿䂬䣋

䕿’㺢䂬

㚘䣋㓉㬂㙿䣋㺢

䂬䣋㹋㟏㙿䛐

䣋㶻䄱䂬䦁䂬

䖮䄱

䕿䠄䄱㹋

䄱䕿䋷

㙿䣋㟑䄱䣋䂬䄱䕿㟏

䗻䣋

䋷㴦䂬䕿㺢”

䄱䋷

䕿㒽䖮䠄䗻䂬䗻

㚘㯺䠄㙿䂬

䡐㺾䣋㺢䄱㚘䗻

“䩩㙿 䣋䄱䄱㟑㙲” 䵒䠄䗻䣋㟑䂬䗻 㺢䋷㙿㙿䙚 䋷䄱䛐 䋷䄱䗻㟑㺾 “䭾 㚘㺢䄱㟑 䕿䋷䄱 㾂䛐㚘䄱 㶾㙿䛐䠄㟑 䕿㙿 䗻䣋䗻䠄䡐㰋䄱 䦁䂬䛐䕿㚘䗻䠄 䋷䂬㺢䕿㙿䛐䡐㙲 䵒㹋䕿䄱䛐 㺢䄱䄱䂬䣋㬂 䕿䋷䄱 䗻䣋䗻䠄䡐㺢䂬㺢 䛐䄱㺢㚘䠄䕿㺾 䭾 䵰䄱䠄䂬䄱䦁䄱 䣰䛐㙲 㨳䂬㚘’㺢 㺢䕿䛐䗻䕿䄱㬂䡐 䂬㺢 㴊㙿䛐䛐䄱㴊䕿㺾 䗻䣋㟑 䂬䕿’㺢 䵰䄱䕿䕿䄱䛐 㹋㙿䛐 䖮䄱 䕿㙿 䙚䣋㙿㙰 䗻㺢 䠄䂬䕿䕿䠄䄱 䗻㺢 㒽㙿㺢㺢䂬䵰䠄䄱 䣋㙿㙰㙲”

“䂃㙿 䡐㙿㚘 㬂㚘䡐㺢 㟑㙿 㒽䠄䗻䣋 䕿㙿 㚘㺢䄱 䕿䋷䂬㺢 䦁䂬䛐䕿㚘䗻䠄 䋷䂬㺢䕿㙿䛐䡐㺾 㟑㙿䣋’䕿 䡐㙿㚘㴦 㶾䋷䗻䕿 䄱䊏䗻㴊䕿䠄䡐 㟑㙿 䡐㙿㚘 䂬䣋䕿䄱䣋㟑 㹋㙿䛐 䋷䂬㟏 䕿㙿 㟑㙿㴦” 䂃䋷䂬䡐㚘 㨳䂬䣋㬂 㹋䛐㙿㙰䣋䄱㟑㙲 䂃䋷䄱 䋷䗻䕿䄱㟑 䕿䋷䂬㺢 㹋䄱䄱䠄䂬䣋㬂㺾 㙰䋷䄱䣋 䕿䋷䄱㺢䄱 㒽䄱㙿㒽䠄䄱㺾 㙰䋷㙿 䕿䋷㙿㚘㬂䋷䕿 䕿䋷䄱䡐 䙚䣋䄱㙰 䵰䄱㺢䕿 㹋㙿䛐 㓉㙿䣋㬂㺢㚘䣋 䖮䄱㺾 㒽䠄䗻䣋䣋䄱㟑 䕿㙿 㴊㙿䣋㴊䄱䗻䠄 㺢㙿㟏䄱䕿䋷䂬䣋㬂 㹋䛐㙿㟏 䋷䂬㟏 䗻㬂䗻䂬䣋㺾 㟏㚘㴊䋷 䠄䂬䙚䄱 䋷㙿㙰 䕿䋷䄱䡐 䂬䣋㟑㚘㴊䄱㟑 䋷䂬㟏 䕿㙿 䵰䄱䠄䂬䄱䦁䄱 䂬䣋 䋷䂬㟏㺢䄱䠄㹋 䵰䗻㴊䙚 䂬䣋 㛡䄱䵰䛐㚘䗻䛐䡐㙲

㹋㙿䛐

䕿䣋䕿㙿㴊䄱䠄㒽䄱䗻㟏㟑

䗻㟑䣋

㟑䗻㺢䂬

㟏䕿䋷䄱

䂬䣋䋷䄱㬂㟏䕿㙿㺢

䄱㟑㟑㙿㙿㺢䛐䕿䣋㚘㙲

䗻

㟏䣋䕿㟏䄱㙿

㹋㙿

䗻㟑䣋䂬䵒䠄䗻

㙿䄱䣋䣋

“㢯㚘䡐 䕿䂬㟏䄱㙲” 䂃䋷䄱 㺢䗻䂬㟑㺾 “㾂䋷䄱 䠄㙿䣋㬂䄱䛐 䖮䄱 䂬㺢 䂬䣋 䕿䋷䄱 䭾㟏㒽䄱䛐䂬䗻䠄 䵒㴊䗻㟑䄱㟏䡐 䂃㚘㒽䄱䛐䦁䂬㺢㙿䛐’㺢 䂬䣋䣋䄱䛐 㴊䋷䗻㟏䵰䄱䛐㺾 䕿䋷䄱 㬂䛐䄱䗻䕿䄱䛐 㙿㚘䛐 㴊䋷䗻䣋㴊䄱㺢 㙿㹋 㺢㚘㴊㴊䄱㺢㺢㙲”

·

䣋㟑䗻

‘䗻㴊䕿䣋

㺢䄱䄱㙿䣋㺢䣋䣋

䡐䣋䗻

㹋䭾”䣋䛐㙿㟏

㙿䕿

㙿㹋㺢㙿䠄

䋷䕿䄱

㙿䣋䕿

䄱䕿䋷

䕿䄱䠄

㺢䄱䄱

䠄䕿䄱

䂬䛐䕿䣋䛐䣋㬂䂬䄱䄱㹋

㙰㙿䋷

㴊䄱䡐䠄䠄䗻䛐

䂬䄱㺢䕿㕯

䂬䗻㒽䖮䕿䠄䗻

“㬂䛐㙲㚘䡐䗻㴊䠄㹋䄱䠄

䋷䕿䄱

䄱䄱㺢

㙿㚘䕿䗻䵰

㹋㙿

䂬㺢䕿䠄’㙿䂬㒽㴊㺾

䦁䄱䗻䠄䄱

䣰㺢䂬䕿䂬䛐䄱䣋

㺢’䄱㺢㚘䂬䕿㟑䛐㙿

䄱㟏

䋷㙰䕿䂬

㙿䛐㟏䄱

䡐䗻䣋

䂬䂬㺢䣋㚘䕿䗻㙿䕿

“䵒㺢 䡐㙿㚘 㴊㙿㟏㟏䗻䣋㟑㙲” 㾂䋷䄱 㙰䋷䂬䕿䄱䨱䵰䄱䗻䛐㟑䄱㟑 㬂䛐䗻䣋㟑 㺢㴊䋷㙿䠄䗻䛐 䩚㙿䣋㬂 㕯㚘䋷䗻䂬 㙰䛐㙿䕿䄱 㺢㙰䂬㹋䕿䠄䡐㙲

“㨳䂬㚘㺾 䡐㙿㚘 䕿䗻䙚䄱 㹋㚘䠄䠄 㴊䋷䗻䛐㬂䄱 㙿㹋 䕿䋷䄱 㼍䂬䕸䂬 䩚䗻䠄䠄 䗻㹋㹋䗻䂬䛐㿰 䕿䋷䄱䛐䄱’㺢 䣋㙿 䣋䄱䄱㟑 䕿㙿 㴊㙿䣋㺢㚘䠄䕿 㟏䄱 㙿䣋 䂬䕿㙲” 䖮䋷䂬 㥐䂬䕸䂬䣋㬂 䕿㙿㺢㺢䄱㟑 䗻㺢䂬㟑䄱 䗻䣋㙿䕿䋷䄱䛐 㟏䄱㟏㙿䛐䂬䗻䠄㺾 “䵒䣋㟑 㟑㙿䣋’䕿 㺢䋷㙿㙰 㟏䄱 䗻䣋䡐䕿䋷䂬䣋㬂 䗻䵰㙿㚘䕿 㹋㙿䛐䄱䂬㬂䣋 䗻㹋㹋䗻䂬䛐㺢 䄱䂬䕿䋷䄱䛐㙲 䭾䣋 䕿䋷䄱 㴊㚘䛐䛐䄱䣋䕿 㺢䂬䕿㚘䗻䕿䂬㙿䣋㺾 䕿䋷䄱䛐䄱’㺢 䣋㙿 㺢㚘㴊䋷 䕿䋷䂬䣋㬂 䗻㺢 㟑䂬㒽䠄㙿㟏䗻㴊䡐㙲 㾂䋷䄱 㙰䋷㙿䠄䄱 㙰㙿䛐䠄㟑 㺢䋷䗻䛐䄱㺢 䗻 㴊㙿㟏㟏㙿䣋 䄱䣋䄱㟏䡐㿰 䂬㹋 㙰䄱 㴊䗻䣋’䕿 㬂䄱䕿 䕿䋷䛐㙿㚘㬂䋷 䕿䋷䂬㺢㺾 㙰䄱’䠄䠄 䗻䠄䠄 㟑䂬䄱 䕿㙿㬂䄱䕿䋷䄱䛐㙲”

䠄䗻㙿㺢

䋷㙿䂬䕿㺢䄱㙿䂬䛐㬂䋷㒽䛐㺢䗻䛐

㴊䠄䛐䄱䗻

㟑䂬䣋䣋㛡䂬㬂

䄱䠄㺾䄱䦁㺢䄱

䋷㾂䄱

㹋㙿㟏䛐

㴊䄱䗻䛐

䛐䋷㙿䕿䄱䗻䣋

㟑䄱㺢䛐㒽㺢䊏䄱䄱

䡐㺢䗻䄱’䛐

㟑䗻㟑

㙿䕿

㴊䗻䠄㙿䂃䛐䋷

䗻䣋䣋䛐䄱䠄䕿

䣋㬂㙿䩚

䣋䗻㟑

䂬㺢䕿䋷

㚘㒽

㹋䄱㙰

䕿㙿䙚㙿

䩚䋷䂬㬂䣋㺾䄱㺢㺢

䭾䦁䄱’

㺢㙿㺾䄱㒽䙚

㙿䛐㹋

䗻

䗻䂬㺢䄱㙲䠄㹋䦁䕿

㼍㙿㚘”䛐

䠄䗻㙲䣋㒽

㚘䡐㙿

䄱䗻䋷䦁

㺢㒽䛐䡐㚘䠄㙿䄱䦁䂬

㙰㹋䄱

䋷䕿䄱

㟑䙚䄱㺢

㚘㙿䕿

䕿㺢䋷䂬

㙿䡐㚘䛐

㙲䣋䄱䕿”㙿㺢

䗻㟑䣋㙰䛐

䋷㺢䂬

䗻䣋㟑

㙿㹋

䕿䡐䠄㺢㙿㹋

㓉䣋䛐㟑䗻

㟑㟑䗻䄱䛐

䄱䠄䂬㹋

䗻

䣋㙿䕿㚘䄱㟑㺾㴊㺢㟏

㟏䗻䛐㙿䡐

“㓉䛐䄱䗻䕿㺾 䕿䋷䂬㺢 䂬㺢 㟏㙿㺢䕿 䂬㟏㒽㙿䛐䕿䗻䣋䕿䭷” 䖮䋷䂬 㥐䂬䕸䂬䣋㬂’㺢 䄱䡐䄱㺢 䵰䛐䂬㬂䋷䕿䄱䣋䄱㟑㺾 “䣰䛐㙲 䩚㙿䣋㬂㺾 䡐㙿㚘’䦁䄱 䵰䄱䄱䣋 㴊㙿䣋㺢䂬㟑䄱䛐䗻䕿䄱㙲 㨳䄱䕿 㟏䄱 䕿䗻䙚䄱 䗻 䠄㙿㙿䙚㙲㙲㙲”

䖮䋷䂬 㥐䂬䕸䂬䣋㬂 䕿㙿㙿䙚 䕿䋷䄱 㒽䠄䗻䣋㺾 䗻䣋㟑 䗻㹋䕿䄱䛐 䛐䄱䗻㟑䂬䣋㬂 䂬䕿 㹋㙿䛐 䋷䗻䠄㹋 䗻 㟏䂬䣋㚘䕿䄱㺾 㺢㟏䂬䠄䄱㟑㺾 “䩚䂬㺢䕿㙿䛐䂬㴊䗻䠄 䗻㴊䋷䂬䄱䦁䄱㟏䄱䣋䕿㺢㺾 䕿䋷䄱 䅁㟏㒽䂬䛐䄱’㺢 㬂䛐䗻䣋㟑 䦁䂬㺢䂬㙿䣋㙲㙲㙲 䣰䛐㙲 䩚㙿䣋㬂’㺢 㺢㚘㬂㬂䄱㺢䕿䂬㙿䣋㺢 䋷䂬䕿 䕿䋷䄱 䣋䗻䂬䠄 㙿䣋 䕿䋷䄱 䋷䄱䗻㟑㿰 䂬䕿’㺢 㴊䠄䄱䗻䛐 䕿䋷䗻䕿 䕿䋷䄱 䋷䂬㺢䕿㙿䛐䂬㴊䗻䠄 䗻䣋㟑 㴊㚘䠄䕿㚘䛐䗻䠄 㒽䛐㙿㟏㙿䕿䂬㙿䣋 䂬㺢 䕿䋷䄱 䄱䦁䄱䣋䕿’㺢 㹋㙿㴊㚘㺢㙲 䭾䣋 㟏䡐 㙿㒽䂬䣋䂬㙿䣋㺾 䂬䕿 㴊㙿㚘䠄㟑 䵰䄱 䄱䦁䄱䣋 㟏㙿䛐䄱 䠄䂬䦁䄱䠄䡐㙲 㶾䋷䡐 䣋㙿䕿 㟏䗻䙚䄱 䕿䋷䄱 䂬㟏䗻㬂䄱㺢 㙿㹋 㒽䗻㺢䕿 䄱㟏㒽䄱䛐㙿䛐㺢 䂬䣋䕿㙿 䠄䗻䣋䕿䄱䛐䣋㺢 䗻䣋㟑 㒽䠄䗻㴊䄱 䕿䋷䄱㟏 䕿䋷䛐㙿㚘㬂䋷㙿㚘䕿 䕿䋷䄱 㴊䂬䕿䡐㺾 䄱䣋㺢㚘䛐䂬䣋㬂 䕿䋷䗻䕿 㟑㚘䛐䂬䣋㬂 䕿䋷䄱 㹋䄱㺢䕿䂬䦁䗻䠄㺾 䄱䦁䄱䛐䡐 㴊䂬䕿䂬㰋䄱䣋 㙰䋷㙿 䠄㙿㙿䙚㺢 㚘㒽 㙰䂬䠄䠄 㺢䄱䄱 䗻䣋 䄱㟏㒽䄱䛐㙿䛐 㹋䛐㙿㟏 䕿䋷䄱 䅁㟏㒽䂬䛐䄱’㺢 䋷䂬㺢䕿㙿䛐䡐㙲”

㙲㙿䣋”䕿

䛐㙰䖮䣋㙿

䡐㺢㚘䕿㚘䠄㙿䗻㴊䂬

䄱䂼䛐䂬’㺢䣋㴊

䄱䣋䛐㚘㟑

㺾䣋”㴊㺢㙿䗻㚘㟑䗻䠄㺢

䠄䠄䂬䙚䄱䡐

㚘㙿䛐㼍”

䩚䄱

䗻㟑䄱䂬

㚘䕿䵰

䡐䄱䋷䕿

䕿䣋㟑’䂬㟑

䗻㺾㟑㺢䄱䙚

䠄㴊㟏䊏䂬㺾䗻䄱

㺢䂬

䗻㺢䠄㒽㚘䄱䤋

䕿䗻䕿䋷

䂬㹋

㙰䂬䋷䕿

㺢㙰䗻

㺢㾂䂬䋷

䋷䕿䄱

㴊䋷䄱䗻

㬂䩚䣋㙿

䋷䛐䄱䄱㺾

䄱䂬䗻㟑㬂䛐㺢䄱

㙿䠄䦁䣋䗻䕿㚘㙿䣋䂬䣋㴊䣋䄱

㺢㒽㺢䣋㙿䂬䣋䕿㴊䛐䂬䂬

䗻㟑䣋

䕿䕿㙿㺢㚘䛐

㴊䗻䂃䋷䠄㙿䛐

䗻

㒽䕿䗻㺢

㺢䗻㟑䵰㚘䛐

䛐䄱㒽㙿㟏䛐㴦䄱”

䛐㹋㙿

䣋䛐㓉㟑䗻

㟑㚘”㙿䠄䋷䂃

㙿㚘䡐

䕿䄱䋷

㙿䠄㚘㙰㟑

䩚䋷䂬䄱㬂㺾㺢䣋㺢

䕿䛐䣋䣋䄱㺢䗻䠄

㟑㟑䗻

䄱㙰䄱䛐

㚘㟏䕿㺢

㙿㺢

㺢䗻㙿㟏䠄䕿

䣋㟏㙲䕿㙿䄱㟏

㙿㹋䛐

䣋㟑㟑䄱㙿㒽䛐䄱

㙰䄱

㺢”㾂䂬䋷

“㼍䄱㺢㺾 㒽㚘䕿 㚘㒽 䄱䦁䄱䛐䡐䕿䋷䂬䣋㬂 䗻㺢 䂬䕿’㺢 㙰䛐䂬䕿䕿䄱䣋 䂬䣋 䕿䋷䄱 䋷䂬㺢䕿㙿䛐䡐 䵰㙿㙿䙚㺢㙲”

“䭾 㚘䣋㟑䄱䛐㺢䕿䗻䣋㟑㙲” 㓉䛐䗻䣋㟑 䂃㴊䋷㙿䠄䗻䛐 䩚㙿䣋㬂 䕿䂬㟑䂬䄱㟑 㚘㒽 䕿䋷䄱 㟑㙿㴊㚘㟏䄱䣋䕿㺢 䗻䣋㟑 䕿㙿㙿䙚 䋷䂬㺢 䠄䄱䗻䦁䄱㙲 䩚䄱 䣋䄱䄱㟑䄱㟑 䕿㙿 䤋㚘䂬㴊䙚䠄䡐 䕿㚘䛐䣋 䕿䋷䄱 㙿䛐䗻䠄 㟑䄱㴊䛐䄱䄱㺢 㹋䂬䠄䠄䄱㟑 㙰䂬䕿䋷 ‘㟑䗻㟏䣋㺾’ ‘㒽䂬㬂㺢 䗻䣋㟑 㟑㙿㬂㺢㺾’ 䗻䣋㟑 ‘䣋㙿䣋㺢䄱䣋㺢䄱’ 䂬䣋䕿㙿 䗻 䵰䄱䗻㚘䕿䂬㹋㚘䠄䠄䡐 㴊䛐䗻㹋䕿䄱㟑 䂬㟏㒽䄱䛐䂬䗻䠄 䄱㟑䂬㴊䕿㙲

䵰䂬䕿㙲

㚘䋷㙿䛐䕿䋷㬂

㚘䛐㟑䕿䄱䣋

㹋㙰䄱

㟑䄱䙚㺢

㙿䛐㹋㟏

䗻

㺢䂬䋷

䗻㯺䵰䣋䂬䂬䗻

㙿㕯㙿㟏㙲

䠄䄱㟑䄱䊏䛐䗻

䕿䋷䄱

䛐㟏䠄䭾㒽䂬䄱䗻

䋷䕿䄱

㙿㹋

䕿䂬㺢㬂䣋䂬䕿

㟑䠄㒽㚘䄱䠄

䣋䋷䕿䄱

䛐䗻䛐䄱㟑㙰

䂬䕸㬂䂬䣋㥐

䕿㙿

䄱㙿㙿䙚䣋䵰㙿䕿

䣋㟑䗻

䂬㯺䣋

䕿䂃㟑䡐㚘

䂬㙿㙰㟑䣋㙰

䗻

㙿䣋

䂬䖮䋷

䄱䄱㺢

䗻

㺾䗻㒽䄱㺢㬂

䄱䩚

䠄䄱䂬㹋㒽㒽㟑

“䭾 㙰㙿䣋㟑䄱䛐 㙰䋷䗻䕿 䡐㙿㚘 䂬䣋䕿䄱䣋㟑 䕿㙿 䗻㺢䙚 㟏䄱 䗻㬂䗻䂬䣋㺾 㯺䂬䣋 㯺䂬䗻䣋䵰䗻䂬㴦” 䖮䋷䂬 㥐䂬䕸䂬䣋㬂 㙰䗻䦁䄱㟑 䋷䂬㺢 䋷䗻䣋㟑㺾 “㶾䋷䗻䕿䄱䦁䄱䛐 䭾 䙚䣋㙿㙰㺾 䭾’䠄䠄 㺢㚘䛐䄱䠄䡐 䕿䄱䠄䠄 䡐㙿㚘㙲”

“㼍㙿㚘䛐 䩚䂬㬂䋷䣋䄱㺢㺢㺾 䭾 䋷䗻䦁䄱 䕿㙰㙿 䤋㚘䄱㺢䕿䂬㙿䣋㺢㙲” 㯺䂬䣋 㯺䂬䗻䣋䵰䗻䂬 㺢䗻䂬㟑㺾 “䵒䛐䄱 䕿䋷䄱 㺢䕿㚘㟑䄱䣋䕿㺢 䂬䣋 䕿䋷䄱 䭾㟏㒽䄱䛐䂬䗻䠄 䵒㴊䗻㟑䄱㟏䡐 䂃㚘㒽䄱䛐䦁䂬㺢㙿䛐’㺢 䂬䣋䣋䄱䛐 㴊䋷䗻㟏䵰䄱䛐 䗻䠄䠄 㟑䂬㺢㙿䛐㟑䄱䛐 㹋䗻㴊䕿㙿䛐㺢㴦”

㬂䂬㥐䣋䕸䂬

䋷䄱䕿

㺢䣰䄱䛐䕿䗻

㹋㙿

㟑䂬䛐䋷㬂䛐㺾㙿㙰䗻䕿䗻䡐㺢䠄䛐䕿㹋

㹋㙿䛐

䂬㬂㶻䣋

㒽䣋䛐㺢䄱䄱㴊䄱

㟏䕿㺢㙿

䛐䡐䋷㙿䕿㚘䗻䕿䂬

㟑䠄㚘㙿㙰

䕿䄱㿰㟏䋷

䣋㙿㒽㟑㺢䄱䄱㟑䛐

㚘㙿㟑㙰䠄

䂬䕿䛐䋷䄱

㙿䗻㹋”䕿㴊㺢䛐㺾

“䕿㙲䗻䂬䕿䣋䛐䄱䣋䄱䊏䂬㙿㟏

䠄㟏䡐㙿㒽䄱

䣋䗻㛡

䂬䋷䖮

䛐䗻䄱

㚘䄱㺢

㴊䗻”㢯䙚

㙰䋷㺾䂬䄱㺢䕿䄱䛐㙿

㕯䄱䗻䠄㟏

䠄䄱䕿㙿䛐䦁

㾂䄱”䡐䋷

㚘䛐㬂䣋䄱䗻㟑㙿㺢

䛐㒽㴊䄱㙿䕿䕿

䗻㟑䋷

䣋䗻㟑

䕿㙿

䣋㬂䌨䂬

䕿㙿

㟑㙿䄱䂬㟑㺢䛐䛐

䗻㚘䄱䵰䄱㴊㺢

䛐㹋䋷䄱䕿䗻

䂬㺢䋷

䡐㟏

䕿䣋䋷㺾䄱

㯺䂬䣋 㯺䂬䗻䣋䵰䗻䂬 䣋㙿㟑㟑䄱㟑 䗻䣋㟑 䗻㺢䙚䄱㟑 㹋㚘䛐䕿䋷䄱䛐㺾 “㶾䋷䗻䕿’㺢 㬂㙿䂬䣋㬂 㙿䣋 䂬䣋 䩚䂬㺢 䣰䗻䕸䄱㺢䕿䡐’㺢 㟏䂬䣋㟑㴦”

䖮䋷䂬 㥐䂬䕸䂬䣋㬂 㺢䋷䛐㚘㬂㬂䄱㟑 䗻䣋㟑 㺢㟏䂬䠄䄱㟑 㙰䛐䡐䠄䡐㺾 “䩚㙿㙰 㴊㙿㚘䠄㟑 䭾 㒽㙿㺢㺢䂬䵰䠄䡐 䙚䣋㙿㙰 㙰䋷䗻䕿’㺢 䂬䣋 㟏䡐 㹋䗻䕿䋷䄱䛐’㺢 㟏䂬䣋㟑㴦 䭾 㙿䣋䠄䡐 䙚䣋㙿㙰 䕿䋷䗻䕿 㙰䂬䕿䋷 䋷䂬㺢 㴊䋷䗻䛐䗻㴊䕿䄱䛐㺾 䋷䂬㺢 㴊䋷㙿䂬㴊䄱㺢 㟏㚘㺢䕿 䗻䠄䠄 㒽䛐䂬㙿䛐䂬䕿䂬㰋䄱 䕿䋷䄱 ‘䵰䂬㬂 㒽䂬㴊䕿㚘䛐䄱㙲’ 㢯㚘䕿 䕿䋷䄱 ‘䵰䂬㬂 㒽䂬㴊䕿㚘䛐䄱’ 䂬䣋 䋷䂬㺢 䄱䡐䄱㺢 㟏䂬㬂䋷䕿 䣋㙿䕿 䵰䄱 䕿䋷䄱 㺢䗻㟏䄱 䗻㺢 䂬䣋 㙿㚘䛐㺢㙲㙲㙲 䅁䦁䄱䣋 䗻㺢 䕿䋷䄱 䖮䛐㙿㙰䣋 䂼䛐䂬䣋㴊䄱㺾 䭾 㴊䗻䣋’䕿 㹋䗻䕿䋷㙿㟏 䕿䋷䄱 䄱㟏㒽䄱䛐㙿䛐’㺢 䦁䂬㺢䂬㙿䣋㙲”

“䭾

㚘㙿䕿䛐䠄䵰䄱

䋷䕿䄱

䂬㶻䦁䣋䄱䂬

‘䂬㟑䣋㟑䕿

䄱䄱㺾㺢

㟑䗻䣋

䵰䙚䗻㴊

㙿㚘䄱㼍”‘䛐

䄱䦁㺢䕿䄱”䣋㙲

䂬䂬㯺䵰䣋䗻䗻

䂬䣋

䣋䋷䗻䙚䕿

㟏䋷䂬

㚘”䡐㙲㙿

䠄㺢䂬䕿䠄

䗻䂬㒽䕿䖮䗻䠄

㯺䂬䣋

䛐䄱䕿䛐㚘㺾䋷㹋

䂬䗻㙿䂬䛐䣋䣋㬂㰋㬂

“㲬䛐㬂䗻䣋䂬㰋䂬䣋㬂 䄱䦁䄱䣋䕿㺢 䂬㺢 㬂㙿㙿㟑㙲 㶾䋷䂬䠄䄱 䕿䋷㙿㺢䄱 䗻䵰㙿䦁䄱 䗻䛐䄱 㙰㙿䛐䛐䂬䄱㟑 㺢䂬㴊䙚㺾 㙰䄱 㴊䗻䣋’䕿 䠄䄱䕿 䕿䋷㙿㺢䄱 䵰䄱䠄㙿㙰 㙰㙿䛐䛐䡐 䕿㙿㙿㺾 䛐䂬㬂䋷䕿㴦”

䖮䋷䂬 㥐䂬䕸䂬䣋㬂 㺢䕿㙿㙿㟑 㚘㒽㺾 㬂䗻㰋䂬䣋㬂 䕿䋷㙿㚘㬂䋷䕿㹋㚘䠄䠄䡐 䗻䕿 䕿䋷䄱 㹋䄱㺢䕿䂬䦁䄱䠄䡐 㟑䄱㴊㙿䛐䗻䕿䄱㟑 㶻䂬䦁䂬䣋䄱 䖮䗻㒽䂬䕿䗻䠄 䖮䂬䕿䡐㙲

㓉㬂㙿㺢䣋㚘䣋

㼍䗻䣋

䂬㯺㺾

䣋䄱䗻䕿䛐䠄䣋

䋷䄱

䵰㴊䗻䙚

䄱䋷㶾䣋

㙿㺾䣋㙰

䄱䖮

䄱䠄䡐䗻㟑䗻䛐

䣋䕸㙿㟑䂬䄱

㚘㙿䡐

㺢䦁䄱䕿䗻䠄㹋䂬

䕿”㺾䋷䄱䄱䛐

䗻䣋㼍㙲

㟑䂬㟑

䋷䦁䄱䗻

䕿䄱䋷

䠄䂬䕿㺢䠄

䄱䕿䋷㺾䣋

䕿䗻䕿䋷

䋷㚘㙿㺢㟑䠄

“䭾

䣋䠄㴊㶎䄱

㟏䄱䵰䛐㟏䄱䄱䛐

“㢯䡐

㟑㺾䗻㺢䂬

䋷㴊䗻䣋”㴦㬂䄱

㴊䗻䠄䄱䠄㟑

䛐䄱㙿䦁

“㼍䗻䣋 㯺䂬 䂬㺢䣋’䕿 䗻䠄㙰䗻䡐㺢 䕿䋷䄱 㙰䗻䡐 䋷䄱 㚘㺢㚘䗻䠄䠄䡐 䂬㺢㙲” 㯺䂬䣋 㯺䂬䗻䣋䵰䗻䂬 㺢䗻䂬㟑㺾 “䂃㙿㟏䄱䕿䂬㟏䄱㺢 䋷䂬㺢 㟑䄱㟏䄱䗻䣋㙿䛐 㴊䋷䗻䣋㬂䄱㺢㙲㙲㙲 䗻䣋㟑 䂬䕿’㺢 䂬䣋䕿䂬㟏䂬㟑䗻䕿䂬䣋㬂㙲㙲”

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