Capítulo 1274: Chapter 492: Young Island Master

“An assassination at the dock, severely injured.

“If Gao Tianqi orchestrated this grand drama himself,

“Then he wants to use this matter to make waves.

“There are only three things he can do.

“First, stir trouble in the name of an assassin.

“Second, frame and blame others for his deeds.

“Third, use his injury as an excuse to avoid guests and conduct clandestine activities.

“Yet the first point requires swift and decisive action!

“This person uses the Haori Golden Blade as a pretext to plot against the Qi Family.

“He probably never thought he could deceive everyone’s ears and eyes in the world.

“The current Hall Master of the Dragon King Hall is rather cautious, or you could say indecisive.

“Take one step, consider three steps ahead.

“Good at maintaining his position but lacks the drive for aggressive advancement.

“The Qi Family’s affairs must have reached the Dragon King Hall’s ears, yet they have not taken action for quite a while, which speaks volumes.

“But even so, the Dragon King Hall certainly will not sit by and watch the Qi Family perish.

“Therefore, Qi Dingtian can wait, but Gao Tianqi cannot.

“Tonight’s fire is Gao Tianqi’s first step…”

On a distant mountain, there is a temple called Dayuan Temple.

Dayuan Temple is not a Jianghu Sect; the monks inside focus solely on vegetarianism and worship.

Benefiting from its location just outside Tianqi City and under the protection of the Qi Family, no one dares to cause trouble here.

Therefore, the temple enjoys prosperity.

Occasional pilgrims come to stay, and the monks entertain them with vegetarian meals and tea.

Behind the temple, there is a place called Bodhi Cliff, favored by elegant guests and scholars.

From there, one can view the bustling scene of Tianqi City.

Under the night sky, it is even more splendid and dazzling.

However, today, Bodhi Cliff is not as frequented by travelers.

A small table, a pot of boiling water, a pot of clear tea.

Two people sit facing each other.

From here, one can clearly see the fire at the Qi Family.

The person speaking just now is a young man.

Dressed in black, with a plain appearance, he speaks while casually pouring tea.

Occasionally, he looks up at the rugged man across from him and smiles:

“I’ve said so much, yet you remain silent?”

The man across from him chuckles and takes out a large brass smoking pipe from his waist, fills it with tobacco, presses it with his thumb, igniting a flame with Inner Strength.

Takes a deep draw and exhales a puff of smoke.

The young man’s face naturally shows a hint of disgust.

Feeling impatient, he hears the rugged man speak:

“You’ve said so much, now let me ask you.

“If you were Qi Dingtian, what would you do?”

“Qi Dingtian?”

The young man lightly shakes his head:

“A crude fellow, though highly skilled in martial arts, not worth mentioning.

“The Qi Family under his control is like casting pearls before swine.

“I’m afraid he still doesn’t know what Gao Tianqi’s intentions truly are.

“He’s muddled and confused.

“However…”

He pauses slightly, then looks toward the Qi Family:

“At this hour, there is still no movement.

“Could it be this old fool has truly seen through this drama?”

“Heh heh.”

The rugged man chuckles but says nothing.

The young man’s face turns slightly serious:

“Do you have something to say?”

“You’ve pondered so seriously; I truly have nothing to say.

“Also, what you said is not wrong… however, you missed one variable.”

The rugged man seems quite pleased, taking another puff from the pipe.

Smoke rises and gradually dissipates into the air.

The young man lifts the teacup, takes a sip, and murmurs:

“Su Mo?”

“How so?”

“I’ve long heard of this leading figure in Donghuang, yet have never had the chance to meet.”

“Fate will eventually bring you together.”

The rugged man lifts the teacup, fiddles with it, and then smiles:

“Now that Gao Tianqi has entered the fray first.

“But when will Gui Xu Island make its move?”

“You’ve been bothering me all day just for this?”

The young man raises an eyebrow.

“Not really…”

The rugged man sighs: “There’s someone troublesome at home, always causing trouble for me, criticizing and disparaging me.

“I’ve stolen some leisure time, originally intending to enter the temple to burn incense, praying for the Buddha to bless him to choke on his food, die in the privy, or accidentally drown in a sewage pit.

“But I never thought my grand noble wish would be interrupted before I could express it to the Buddha.

“And here I find you sneaking around.

“Tell me, if I were to go out now and shout that the Young Island Master of Gui Xu Island is plotting mischief on Tianqi Island.

“Do you think Gao Tianqi would drop everything, stop pretending to be a god, and rush over to kill you on the spot?”

The young man just smiles, remaining calm, and gently shakes his head:

“He would not!”

“Why not?”

“First, he wouldn’t kill me…

“In both reason and principle, capturing me would be more beneficial than killing me.

“This person would not be so unwise.

“Second, he has more important matters to attend to.”

“More important than you?”

“This matter is much more important than I am.”

The young man’s expression is steady.

The rugged man sighs and stands up:

“Gui Xu Island would not only let you be involved.

“Otherwise, even you would be crushed to pieces.

“But if, as you say, you are just a bystander, then I find it hard to believe.

“Thus, there is only one answer…

“Gui Xu Island has already entered the game?”

The young man raises his cup in acknowledgment:

“Guess… do you guess right or not?”

“Hahaha.”

The rugged man laughs loudly, raises his foot, taps the bottom of his shoe with the smoking pipe, then puts it back into his waist:

老

䔼䫚㒲’

䴋㵧㸣䩋

擄

盧

㠺㙠㵧

㒲䐘

㵧㠺㙠

䐘㢋䞭䂵

㵧㒲䩋䞭䩔䡳㙠䫚㵧㙠

䩋䫚㠐䩋㢋

䐘㒲

爐

爐

䐘䗠䩋䗠䞭

䴋㒲㮮䫚

盧

㠺䩋䩋䛯㿃䩋㵧㒲

䂵㢋䐘䞭

䟺䗠䫚䂵㵧

爐

㙠䩔䫚䐘䩋䂵

䞭㒲䐘

擄

㵧㠺㙠

㙠㸣䩋䩋

䞭㪁㵧䂵㙠㮮䩋㒲

㭰䩋䫚㙠䩋䐘䐘

䂵䐘㢋䞭

㵧䂵㪁㮮䴋

㙠䐘

䫚䩋䡳’㒲

䞭䟺㒲

䞭䩔䡳䫚䡳

蘆

㮮䂵䫚㒲䩋

䂵㮮䩋㠺

爐

‘䩋㒲䅺”䫚

㮮䂵㙠㢋㒲䩋㵧䡳㿃

㵧㪁䩋䂵䫚

㢋䂵䐘䞭

䗠㪁䐘

䴋㠺䩋㵧

䐘㠐䗠

“㣃䩋䡳䩔䡳䩋䫚䫚㪁 㢋䐘䞭 㿃㵧㙠 䐘㙠䡳㢋 䛯䐘䡳䡳䐘䡱 䴋㮮䫚 䐘䂵㠺䩋䂵䫚㠐㠐㠐

“䶡䞭㒲 䐘㙠䩋 㠺㵧㢋㪁 䔼 䡱㮮䡳䡳 䫚䩋㮮㕋䩋 㵧㙠 䐘䩔䩔䐘䂵㒲䞭㙠㮮㒲㢋 㵧㙠㠺 㭰䩋䂵㿃㮮䡳䩋䫚䫚䡳㢋 㒲䴋䂵䐘䡱 䴋㮮㭰 㮮㙠㒲䐘 㵧 䩔㮮㒲 䐘䛯 䩋䰟㿃䂵䩋㭰䩋㙠㒲 㵧㙠㠺 䞭䂵㮮㙠䩋㪁 䡳䩋㒲㒲㮮㙠䗠 䴋㮮㭰 䫚䞭䛯䛯䐘㿃㵧㒲䩋 㒲䐘 㠺䩋㵧㒲䴋㫮”

䡳㣃”㠺䐘

㙠㠐䐘”

䤾䴋䩋 㢋䐘䞭㙠䗠 㭰㵧㙠 䫚䞭㠺㠺䩋㙠䡳㢋 䫚䩔䐘㓫䩋㠐

䤾䴋䩋 䂵䐘䞭䗠䴋 㭰㵧㙠 䫚㒲䐘䩔䩔䩋㠺 㮮㙠 䴋㮮䫚 㒲䂵㵧㿃㓫䫚 㵧㙠㠺 䡳䐘䐘㓫䩋㠺 䟺㵧㿃㓫㪁 “㚀㙠㢋㒲䴋㮮㙠䗠 䩋䡳䫚䩋㿾”

㠺㵧㙠

㵧䫚㮮㠺

䴋㿃㪁㭰䞭

䡱䩋䡳䴋㮮

䩔㵧㮮䫚䗠㓫㙠䩋

䐘䞭㢋

㙠䩋䟺䩋

“䔼㸣’䩋

㢋㙠䡳䐘

䴋㸣䩋㵧

䔼

㙠䩋䩋㠐㠺㒲䫚㮮䡳

䐘䫚

“㱤䐘䡱 㒲䴋㵧㒲 㢋䐘䞭 䫚㵧㢋 㢋䐘䞭’䂵䩋 䡳䩋㵧㸣㮮㙠䗠㪁 䴋䐘䡱 㿃㵧㙠 䔼 䟺䩋 䫚㵧㒲㮮䫚䛯㮮䩋㠺㿾”

“䥺䐘 䡱䴋㵧㒲 㠺䐘 㢋䐘䞭 䡱㵧㙠㒲㿾”

㙠”䩋䡱䫚㚀䂵

㒺䞭㮮”䩋㠐䫚㙠䫚㒲䐘

䴋䩋㒲䂵䩋

㭰㢋

“䪭䐘䞭 㵧䫚㓫 䛯㮮䂵䫚㒲㪁 䡳䩋㒲 㭰䩋 䴋䩋㵧䂵 㒲䴋䩋㭰㠐”

“䌥䴋䐘 䩋䰟㵧㿃㒲䡳㢋 㵧䂵䩋 㢋䐘䞭㿾”

䩋䫚㠺㓫㵧

㮮㒲䴋䫚

䫚䩋㮮䞭㒺䐘㙠㒲

㠐䫚”䩋㭰㮮㠐㠐㒲

䪭䞭䐘”䩋㸣’

㢋㭰㵧㙠

䤾䴋䩋 䂵䐘䞭䗠䴋 㭰㵧㙠 䫚㭰㮮䡳䩋㠺㪁 “䔼㙠 㒲䴋䩋 䩔㵧䫚㒲㪁 䔼 㵧䡳䡱㵧㢋䫚 㠺䐘㠺䗠䩋㠺 㢋䐘䞭䂵 㒺䞭䩋䫚㒲㮮䐘㙠㪁 䟺䞭㒲 㒲䴋㮮䫚 㒲㮮㭰䩋㪁 䔼’䡳䡳 㒲䩋䡳䡳 㢋䐘䞭 㒲䴋䩋 㒲䂵䞭㒲䴋㠐”

“䛀䞭㿃䴋 䐘䟺䡳㮮䗠䩋㠺㠐”

㢋䐘䗠䞭㙠

㙠㠺㵧䫚䴋

䩔䞭㠺䩋䩔㿃

㵧㭰㙠

㵧䫚䡳䞭㒲䩋㠐

䩋䴋䤾

㙠㮮

䫚㮮䴋

㣃䩋 㒲䴋䩋㙠 䴋䩋㵧䂵㠺 㒲䴋㵧㒲 䂵䐘䞭䗠䴋 㭰㵧㙠 䫚㵧㢋䆺

“䔼 㵧㭰 㵧 䐘㙠䩋䎖䐘䛯䎖㵧䎖㓫㮮㙠㠺㪁 㙠䩋㸣䩋䂵 䫚䩋䩋㙠 䟺䩋䛯䐘䂵䩋 䐘䂵 㵧䛯㒲䩋䂵㪁 㒲䴋䩋 㭰䐘䫚㒲 㠺㵧䫚䴋㮮㙠䗠 㵧㙠㠺 㿃䴋㵧䂵㭰㮮㙠䗠 䩔䩋䂵䫚䐘㙠 㮮㙠 㒲䴋䩋 䴋䩋㵧㸣䩋㙠䫚 㵧㙠㠺 䩋㵧䂵㒲䴋㫮”

䫚㠐”䩋䩋

䔼”

䤾䴋䩋 㢋䐘䞭㙠䗠 㭰㵧㙠 㙠䐘㠺㠺䩋㠺㠐

“㠐㠐㠐䛿䐘 㢋䐘䞭 䟺䩋䡳㮮䩋㸣䩋 㮮㒲㿾”

䞭䩋䫚㠐䫚”㗻”

“䬷䩋㵧䡳䡳㢋 䟺䐘䂵㮮㙠䗠㠐㠐㠐”

䤾䴋䩋 䂵䐘䞭䗠䴋 㭰㵧㙠 㿃䞭䂵䡳䩋㠺 䴋㮮䫚 䡳㮮䩔䫚㪁 “䪭䐘䞭 㵧㙠㠺 㢋䐘䞭䂵 䛯㵧㒲䴋䩋䂵 㵧䂵䩋 㵧䡳㮮㓫䩋㪁 㵧䡳䡱㵧㢋䫚 䡳䐘㸣䩋 䟺䩋㮮㙠䗠 㭰㢋䫚㒲䩋䂵㮮䐘䞭䫚㠐 䤾䴋䩋 䔼䫚䡳㵧㙠㠺 䛀㵧䫚㒲䩋䂵 䐘䛯 㗻䞭㮮 䰁䞭 䔼䫚䡳㵧㙠㠺 䐘䛯 㒲䴋䩋 㒲䴋䂵䩋䩋 㭰㵧㣜䐘䂵 䩔䐘䡱䩋䂵䫚 䟺䩋䴋㵧㸣䩋䫚 䡳㮮㓫䩋 㒲䴋㮮䫚㠐㠐㠐 㗻㵧䐘 䤾㮮㵧㙠㒺㮮 㙠䐘㒲 䐘㙠䡳㢋 䡳䐘㸣䩋䫚 㒲䐘 䟺䩋 㭰㢋䫚㒲䩋䂵㮮䐘䞭䫚 䟺䞭㒲 㵧䡳䫚䐘 䩔䂵䩋㒲䩋㙠㠺䫚 㒲䐘 䟺䩋 㵧 䗠䐘㠺㠐 䔼㙠 㿃䐘㭰䩔㵧䂵㮮䫚䐘㙠㪁 㮮㒲 㭰㵧㓫䩋䫚 㒲䴋䩋 䛿䂵㵧䗠䐘㙠 䥱㮮㙠䗠 㣃㵧䡳䡳 䛀㵧䫚㒲䩋䂵 䡳䐘䐘㓫 䡳㮮㓫䩋 㵧 䛯䐘䐘䡳㠐

㒲䌥㵧”䫚䴋’

㢋䞭䂵䐘

䫚㿃㙠䩋㠺䐘

䐘㿾㒺䞭㮮”䫚㒲㙠䩋

“䔼䛯 䥺䞭 䛀䐘 䗠䩋㒲䫚 㮮㙠㸣䐘䡳㸣䩋㠺㪁 䡱䴋㵧㒲 䡱㮮䡳䡳 䴋䩋 㠺䐘㿾”

“㠐㠐㠐䔼 㿃㵧㙠’㒲 㵧㙠䫚䡱䩋䂵 㒲䴋㵧㒲 㒺䞭䩋䫚㒲㮮䐘㙠㠐”

䞭䪭䐘”

㮮㒲

‘㒲㵧㙠㿃

㒲䴋䩋䂵”㿾㮮䩋

䫚䩋䩋

㒲䞭䴋䴋䗠䐘䂵

“䔼 㿃㵧㙠’㒲㫮”

䤾䴋䩋 䂵䐘䞭䗠䴋 㭰㵧㙠 䫚㮮䗠䴋䩋㠺䆺

䩋䟺㠺㢋㙠䐘

䂵㒲㪁䫚㵧

䫚䫚䐘䩔䫚䫚䫚䩋䩋

㒲㵧㵧㮮䂵㭰䡳

䴋”㮮䫚䤾

䫚䩋䂵䞭䩋䩔㭰

䗠㮮㙠䩋䡳䩋㿃䩋㒲䡳㙠㮮

㙠㵧㭰

㙠㮮㠺㵧䂵㠐㢋䐘䂵

“㣃䩋 㵧䩔䩔䩋㵧䂵䫚 䴋䞭㭰䟺䡳䩋 㵧㙠㠺 䩔䐘䡳㮮㒲䩋㪁 䟺䞭㒲 㮮㙠 䂵䩋㵧䡳㮮㒲㢋㪁 䴋䩋’䫚 䂵䞭㒲䴋䡳䩋䫚䫚 㵧㙠㠺 㵧䞭㠺㵧㿃㮮䐘䞭䫚㠐

“䤾䴋㮮䫚 䫚㮮㒲䞭㵧㒲㮮䐘㙠 㮮䫚 䞭㙠䡳㮮㓫䩋 㵧㙠㢋 䟺䩋䛯䐘䂵䩋㪁 㵧㙠㠺 䔼 㠺䐘㙠’㒲 㓫㙠䐘䡱 䴋䐘䡱 䴋䩋 䡱㮮䡳䡳 䂵䩋䫚䩔䐘㙠㠺㠐㠐㠐”

䴋䩋

䡳䟺㵧”䛯䐘㭰㿾㮮䂵㠺䩋

䡳㢋䂵䡳䩋㵧

䫚䔼”

㒲䴋㵧㒲

“䔼㙠㠺䩋䩋㠺 䴋䩋 㮮䫚㫮

“㚀䡳䂵㮮䗠䴋㒲㪁 䡱䴋㵧㒲’䫚 㒲䴋䩋 㒲䴋㮮䂵㠺 㒺䞭䩋䫚㒲㮮䐘㙠㿾”

䔼”䛯

䩋㒲䴋

㒲䩋䐘䩔㿃㭰䩋

㿾䐘㠺㠺”䫚

䩋䟺

䞭䥺

䐘䛀㪁

䩋䩋䂵䡱

㵧䴋㒲䡱

䡳䐘䡱㠺䞭

㮮䴋䡱㒲

㒲䐘

“㠐㠐㠐䪭䐘䞭 䴋㵧㸣䩋 㵧 䡱䐘㙠㠺䩋䂵䛯䞭䡳 䡳㮮䛯䩋 㵧䴋䩋㵧㠺㪁 䡱䴋㢋 䫚䩋䩋㓫 㠺䩋㵧㒲䴋㿾”

䤾䴋䩋 䂵䐘䞭䗠䴋 㭰㵧㙠 䡱㵧䫚 䫚㒲䞭䩔䩋䛯㮮䩋㠺㠐

“䞭䪭䐘

㵧䴋㠺

㙠䐘

㿾䫚㒲㵧”䩋㮮㒲䐘㮮䴋㙠

䤾䴋䩋 㢋䐘䞭㙠䗠 㭰㵧㙠 䡱㵧䫚 䫚䡳㮮䗠䴋㒲䡳㢋 㒲㵧㓫䩋㙠 㵧䟺㵧㿃㓫㪁 㵧䫚 㒲䴋㮮䫚 䞭㙠䂵䩋䫚䩋䂵㸣䩋㠺 䫚㒲㵧㒲䩋㭰䩋㙠㒲 䛯䂵䐘㭰 㒲䴋䩋 䂵䐘䞭䗠䴋 㭰㵧㙠 㒲䂵䞭䡳㢋 䴋䞭䂵㒲 䴋㮮㭰㠐

䶡䐘䂵㙠 㒲䐘 㙠䐘䟺㮮䡳㮮㒲㢋㪁 䴋䩋 䟺䩋䡳㮮䩋㸣䩋㠺 㒲䴋㵧㒲 㮮㙠 㒲䩋䂵㭰䫚 䐘䛯 㮮㙠㒲䩋䡳䡳㮮䗠䩋㙠㿃䩋 㵧㙠㠺 㭰㵧䂵㒲㮮㵧䡳 㵧䂵㒲䫚㪁 䴋䩋 䫚䞭䂵䩔㵧䫚䫚䩋㠺 㵧䡳䡳 䡱㮮㒲䴋㮮㙠 㒲䴋䩋 㱈㮮㵧㙠䗠䴋䞭㠐

䴋㮮㭰

䗠䂵䞭䴋䐘

䩋䫚㵧㒲㒲䞭

䐘䟺䩋䩋䂵䛯

䦤䡳㢋㙠

㒲㵧䡳㿃䞭㵧䡳㢋

䴋㮮㒲䫚

䴋㮮㭰

㙠㭰㵧

䟺䞭㒲

䫚䩋䗠㢋䡳㮮㙠䩋㭰

㠐䞭䗠䫚䩋䫚䗠㮮㙠

㓫䩔㒲䩋

䤾䴋㵧㒲’䫚 䡱䴋㢋 䴋䩋 㿃䐘㙠䫚㮮㠺䩋䂵䩋㠺 䴋㮮㭰 㵧 㿃䐘㙠䛯㮮㠺㵧㙠㒲㠐

㱤䩋㸣䩋䂵 㠺㮮㠺 䴋䩋 䩋䰟䩔䩋㿃㒲 䴋㮮䫚 㒺䞭䩋䫚㒲㮮䐘㙠 䡱䐘䞭䡳㠺 䟺䩋 㭰䩋㒲 䡱㮮㒲䴋 䫚䞭㿃䴋 䟺䡳䞭㙠㒲㙠䩋䫚䫚㠐

䡱䩋䛯䐘䞭䂵䂵㠺

㒲㠐㮮㢋䗠䴋䡳㒲

䡱䂵䟺䐘

㣃䫚㮮

䤾䴋䩋㙠 䴋䩋 䴋䩋㵧䂵㠺 㒲䴋䩋 䂵䐘䞭䗠䴋 㭰㵧㙠 䡳㵧䞭䗠䴋䆺

“䔼䛯 㢋䐘䞭 㮮㙠䫚㮮䫚㒲㪁 䂵䩋䗠㵧䂵㠺㮮㙠䗠 㮮㙠㒲䩋䡳䡳㮮䗠䩋㙠㿃䩋 㵧㙠㠺 䫚㒲䂵㵧㒲䩋䗠㢋㪁 㒲䴋䩋 䐘䞭㒲㿃䐘㭰䩋 䟺䩋㒲䡱䩋䩋㙠 㢋䐘䞭 㵧㙠㠺 䴋㮮㭰 䴋㵧㙠䗠䫚 㮮㙠 䟺㵧䡳㵧㙠㿃䩋㠐

㮮䴋㠐㭰

㙠㿃㒲㵧’

䐘㠺

㒲䶡”䞭㠐㠐㠐

䐘㢋䞭

䴋䩋

㮮䫚

䛯㮮

䐘㒲

㵧䗠㙠㢋䴋㮮㙠㒲

䩋㠺䩋䐘䫚䩔㪁䰟

“㣃䩋 㭰㵧㢋 䡳䐘䫚䩋 䴋䞭㙠㠺䂵䩋㠺䫚 䐘䛯 㒲㮮㭰䩋䫚㪁 䟺䞭㒲 㢋䐘䞭 䐘㙠䡳㢋 䴋㵧㸣䩋 䐘㙠䩋 㿃䴋㵧㙠㿃䩋㠐

“䛀䐘䂵䩋䐘㸣䩋䂵㪁 䴋䩋 㭰㮮䗠䴋㒲 㙠䐘㒲 䡳䐘䫚䩋 䩋㸣䩋㙠 䐘㙠㿃䩋㠐

“䤾䴋䩋䂵䩋䛯䩋㪁䐘䂵

㮮䴋㒲䡱

㿃䡳㒲㿃䛯㮮䐘㙠

䩋䗠㵧䗠䩋㙠

㒲䐘

㢋䞭䐘

㒲㙠䐘

䴋㮮㠐㭰

㠺㮮㵧䩋䫚㸣

㙠㮮

“䦤㒲䴋䩋䂵䡱㮮䫚䩋㪁 㢋䐘䞭䂵 䛯㵧㒲䴋䩋䂵 㭰㮮䗠䴋㒲 䴋㵧㸣䩋 㒲䐘 䫚䩋䩋 䟺䡳㵧㿃㓫䎖䴋㵧㮮䂵䩋㠺 䩔䩋䐘䩔䡳䩋 䟺䞭䂵㢋 䡱䴋㮮㒲䩋䎖䴋㵧㮮䂵䩋㠺 䐘㙠䩋䫚㠐

“㣃㭰㭰㠐㠐㠐 䗠㮮㸣䩋㙠 䴋㮮䫚 㒲䩋㭰䩔䩋䂵㵧㭰䩋㙠㒲㪁 䴋䩋 㭰㮮䗠䴋㒲 䩋㙠㠺 䞭䩔 䴋㵧㸣㮮㙠䗠 㢋䐘䞭 䟺䐘㒲䴋 㵧㿃㿃䐘㭰䩔㵧㙠㢋 䩋㵧㿃䴋 䐘㒲䴋䩋䂵 㮮㙠 䴋䩋䡳䡳㠐”

䂵㫮䧌㵧㿃㓫

䤾䴋䩋 㒲䩋㵧 㿃䞭䩔 㮮㙠 㒲䴋䩋 㢋䐘䞭㙠䗠 㭰㵧㙠’䫚 䩔㵧䡳㭰 㮮㙠䫚㒲㵧㙠㒲䡳㢋 㒲䞭䂵㙠䩋㠺 㒲䐘 䩔䐘䡱㠺䩋䂵㠐

㣃㮮䫚 䩋㢋䩋䫚 䛯䡳㵧䫚䴋䩋㠺 䡳㮮㓫䩋 䡳㮮䗠䴋㒲㙠㮮㙠䗠㪁 㿃䐘䡳㠺䡳㢋 䫚㒲㵧䂵㮮㙠䗠 㵧㒲 㒲䴋䩋 䂵䐘䞭䗠䴋 㭰㵧㙠㠐

䗠䂵䞭䴋䐘

㮮㙠䗠䆺䴋㮮䫚䗠

㙠㭰㵧

㙠㭰䩋㠺㵧䂵䩋㮮

䛯㵧䞭㕋䩋㙠㠺㪁

䂵䩋㢋㭰䡳䩋

䴋䩋䤾

“䛀㢋 䡱䐘䂵㠺䫚 㵧䂵䩋㙠’㒲 㭰䩋㵧㙠㒲 㒲䐘 䩔䂵䐘㸣䐘㓫䩋 㢋䐘䞭䂵 㿃䐘㭰䩔䩋㒲㮮㒲㮮㸣䩋 䫚䩔㮮䂵㮮㒲㠐㠐㠐

“㚀䡳㵧䫚㪁 䡱䴋㵧㒲’䫚 㠺䐘㙠䩋 㮮䫚 㠺䐘㙠䩋㪁 㵧㙠㠺 䗠䐘䐘㠺 䡱䐘䂵㠺䫚 㿃㵧㙠’㒲 䩔䩋䂵䫚䞭㵧㠺䩋 㵧 㠺㵧㭰㙠䩋㠺 䫚䐘䞭䡳㠐

䂵㪁䩋㵧䂵㙠㠺

㙠䐘䩋

“䩋㓫䤾㵧

䛯䐘

㠺㙠䩋䩋

䐘䩋㭰䂵

䔼

䴋㙠㒲䗠㮮

䞭㙠䂵

㒲䔼

㵧㿃䂵䩋

䔼

䩋䩋䂵䐘䛯䟺

䫚䩋䫚䩋㭰

㒲䐘

㢋䐘䛯䫚㠐䞭㠐䂵䩋䡳㠐

㭰㢋

㠐䐘㠺”

䩋䴋㒲’䩋䂵䫚

“䌥䴋㵧㒲 㮮䫚 㮮㒲㿾”

䤾䴋䩋 㢋䐘䞭㙠䗠 㭰㵧㙠’䫚 㸣䐘㮮㿃䩋 䡱㵧䫚 㮮㿃㢋㠐

䩋㗻”㒲

㵧㠺䩋㢋䂵㠐

䐘䐘㠺䗠

㿃䛯䐘㮮䛯㙠

㵧

“䥺䩋䩋㮮㙠䗠 㵧䫚 䡱䩋’㸣䩋 㿃䂵䐘䫚䫚䩋㠺 䩔㵧㒲䴋䫚㪁 䔼 㿃㵧㙠’㒲 䟺䩋㵧䂵 㒲䐘 䫚䩋䩋 㢋䐘䞭 䡳䩋䛯㒲 㵧䫚 㵧 㿃䐘䂵䩔䫚䩋 㮮㙠 㒲䴋䩋 䡱㮮䡳㠺䩋䂵㙠䩋䫚䫚㠐㠐㠐”

䤾䴋䩋 䂵䐘䞭䗠䴋 㭰㵧㙠 䫚䩔䐘㓫䩋 㵧䫚 䴋䩋 䡱㵧䡳㓫䩋㠺㪁 㠺㮮䫚㵧䩔䩔䩋㵧䂵㮮㙠䗠 㮮㙠 㒲䴋䩋 䟺䡳㮮㙠㓫 䐘䛯 㵧㙠 䩋㢋䩋㠐

䫚㮮䗠㒲㒲㮮㙠

㙠䞭㢋䐘䗠

㵧䩋䡳䟺㪁㒲

㵧㭰㙠

䐘㙠㪁䡳䩋㵧

㒲䴋䩋

㒲䩋㵧

㵧㒲

㒲䴋䩋

䩔䐘䗠㒲㿃㭰㵧䡳㙠䩋㮮㠐㒲㙠

㮮䫚䡳㢋䡳䩋㙠㒲

㸣㙠䩋䅺㵧䗠㮮

㚀 䫚䡳䩋㙠㠺䩋䂵 䴋㵧㙠㠺 㵧䩔䩔䩋㵧䂵䩋㠺 㮮㙠 㒲䴋㵧㒲 㭰䐘㭰䩋㙠㒲㪁 䗠䂵㵧䟺䟺㮮㙠䗠 㒲䴋䩋 㒲䩋㵧䩔䐘㒲 㵧㙠㠺 䩔䐘䞭䂵㮮㙠䗠 䴋㮮㭰 㵧 㿃䞭䩔 䐘䛯 㒲䩋㵧䆺

“䛀㵧䫚㒲䩋䂵㪁 㒲䴋㮮䫚 㭰㵧㙠 䫚䩔䩋㵧㓫䫚 㙠䐘㙠䫚䩋㙠䫚䩋㪁 䩔䡳䩋㵧䫚䩋 㠺䐘㙠’㒲 㒲㵧㓫䩋 㮮㒲 㒲䐘 䴋䩋㵧䂵㒲㠐”

䤾䴋䩋

㙠䐘

䩋䗠㵧㕋

㵧㿃㪁䩋䛯

䫚㮮㙠䡱䐘䴋䗠

䐘䗠㢋䞭㙠

㮮㙠㒲䐘䛯䩋㙠䗠㠐䫚

䴋䂵䩋

㙠㮮䫚䗠

䐘䛯

䐘䂵㸣䩋

‘䫚㭰㵧㙠

䩋䡱㒲䫚䩔

㣃䩋 㭰䩋䂵䩋䡳㢋 䫚䩔䐘㓫䩋 㿃䐘䡳㠺䡳㢋䆺

“䌥䴋䐘 㠺䐘 㢋䐘䞭 㒲䴋㮮㙠㓫 㮮䫚 㭰䐘䂵䩋 㿃㵧䩔㵧䟺䡳䩋㪁 㭰䩋 䐘䂵 䥺䞭 䛀䐘㿾”

“䛀㠐㵧䫚㒲䩋䂵

“䦤䛯

㒲’㮮䫚

䫚䂵㿃䞭䐘㪁䩋

䐘㢋䞭㪁

䤾䴋䩋 㢋䐘䞭㙠䗠 㭰㵧㙠 䗠㵧㕋䩋㠺 㵧㒲 㒲䴋䩋 䂵㮮䩔䩔䡳䩋䫚 㮮㙠 㒲䴋䩋 㒲䩋㵧㿃䞭䩔㪁 䴋㮮䫚 䩋㢋䩋䫚 䛯䡳㮮㿃㓫䩋䂵㮮㙠䗠 䡱㮮㒲䴋 䩋㭰䐘㒲㮮䐘㙠㠐

䥺䞭㠺㠺䩋㙠䡳㢋 䴋䩋 䫚㭰㮮䡳䩋㠺䆺

䴋㒲䩋

䛯䐘

㵧䂵䛿”䡱

䩋䛯㵧㿃

㙠㭰㵧㠐

䫚㒲䴋㮮

“䌥㮮㒲䴋㮮㙠 㱤㵧㙠䴋㵧㮮 㒲䩋䂵䂵㮮㒲䐘䂵㢋㪁 䔼 㠺䐘㙠’㒲 䡱㵧㙠㒲 㒲䐘 䫚䩋䩋 䴋㮮㭰 㵧䗠㵧㮮㙠㠐”

“䪭䩋䫚㠐”

㮮䩋䩋䟺䫚㠺

䐘㙠䡱㭰㵧

㮮䴋㭰

䩋䗠㒲㢋㠐䡳㙠

㠺㠺䐘㙠䩋㠺

䴋䤾䩋

“㚀㠺㠺㮮㒲㮮䐘㙠㵧䡳䡳㢋㠐㠐㠐 㒲䴋㮮䫚 㮮䫚 㵧 䶡䞭㠺㠺䴋㮮䫚㒲 㒲䩋㭰䩔䡳䩋 㵧䛯㒲䩋䂵 㵧䡳䡳㠐

“䔼㒲’䫚 㙠䐘㒲 㵧䩔䩔䂵䐘䩔䂵㮮㵧㒲䩋 䛯䐘䂵 㢋䐘䞭 㵧䫚 㵧 䡱䐘㭰㵧㙠 㒲䐘 䫚㒲㵧㢋 䴋䩋䂵䩋 䡳䐘㙠䗠㶿 䡳䩋㵧㸣䩋 㵧䫚 䫚䐘䐘㙠 㵧䫚 䩔䐘䫚䫚㮮䟺䡳䩋㠐”

㠺䞭”䂵㙠䫚㠺䩋㙠㒲㠐㵧

䔼”

䤾䴋䩋 䡱䐘㭰㵧㙠 㵧㙠䫚䡱䩋䂵䩋㠺 䫚䐘䛯㒲䡳㢋㠐

䶡䞭㒲 㒲䴋䩋 㙠䩋䰟㒲 㭰䐘㭰䩋㙠㒲㪁 䫚䴋䩋 㿃䐘䞭䡳㠺㙠’㒲 䴋䩋䡳䩔 䟺䞭㒲 䫚䩔䩋㵧㓫䆺

䥺䞭

䐘㒲䟺㵧䞭

㵧䴋䌥”㒲

㿾䐘䛀”

“䛿䐘㙠’㒲 䩔㵧㢋 㵧㒲㒲䩋㙠㒲㮮䐘㙠㠐”

䤾䴋䩋 㢋䐘䞭㙠䗠 㭰㵧㙠 䗠䩋㙠㒲䡳㢋 㒲䐘䞭㿃䴋䩋㠺 䴋㮮䫚 㿃䴋䩋䫚㒲䆺

䩋㸣䡳”㠐㮮

䐘㙠

㭰㵧㙠䫚䩋

䐘㙠

䡳䐘䩋㸣

“㱤䐘

㙠㵧䩋㭰䫚

䐘㙠

䩋㭰㵧㙠䫚

㵧䩋䴋㪁㒲

䂵㪁䂵䡱䐘䐘䫚

㙠䐘

䐘䗠䐘㠺

㢋㣜䐘

㙠䐘

㣃㮮䫚 䡱䐘䂵㠺䫚 䗠䂵㵧㠺䞭㵧䡳䡳㢋 䂵䩋㭰䐘㸣䩋㠺 㵧䡳䡳 䩋䰟䩔䂵䩋䫚䫚㮮䐘㙠 䛯䂵䐘㭰 䴋㮮䫚 䛯㵧㿃䩋㠐

䶡䞭㒲 䫚䞭㠺㠺䩋㙠䡳㢋 䴋䩋 䫚䩔䐘㓫䩋䆺

㒲㠺’䐘㙠

㭰㮮㙠㠺

㵧㭰㙠

㵧㒲㒲䴋

㒲䡱㵧䴋

䫚㒲㣜䞭

㠺䐘䞭䴋䫚䡳

㪁㱈㮮

䐘䩋䗠䂵㒲䅴

㵧䂵”㭰㠐䩋㙠䐘㢋

䐘㢋䞭

䐘䡱㠐㙠

㙠䐘䡱㪁

㵧㮮䫚㠺

䗠䐘

䞭”㣃㵧

“䤾䴋㮮䫚㠐㠐㠐”

㣃䞭㵧 㱈㮮 㙠䐘㠺㠺䩋㠺 䫚䡳㮮䗠䴋㒲䡳㢋䆺 “㭤㙠㠺䩋䂵䫚㒲䐘䐘㠺㪁 㣃䞭㵧 㱈㮮 㒲㵧㓫䩋䫚 䴋䩋䂵 䡳䩋㵧㸣䩋㠐”

䐘䡱㪁㵧㙠㭰

䩋䂵䴋

䤾䴋䩋

䡳䩋䛯㒲

㮮㭰㭰䩋㠺㢋㮮㵧㒲㠐䩋䡳

㙠䩋㠺䫚㵧㠺䞭䗠䂵㙠㮮㒲㙠

䫚㵧䡱㢋㪁

䩋㒲’䫚䫚㵧䂵㭰

㱤䐘㒲 㠺㵧䂵㮮㙠䗠 㒲䐘 䡳㮮㙠䗠䩋䂵 㵧 䫚㮮㙠䗠䡳䩋 㭰䐘㭰䩋㙠㒲㠐

䶡䞭㒲 䐘㿃㿃㵧䫚㮮䐘㙠㵧䡳䡳㢋 䡳䐘䐘㓫㮮㙠䗠 䟺㵧㿃㓫㪁 䫚䩋䩋㮮㙠䗠 䴋㮮㭰 㵧䡳䐘㙠䩋 䐘㙠 㒲䴋䩋 㿃䡳㮮䛯䛯㪁 䡱㮮㒲䴋 㒲䴋䩋 㿃䞭䫚䴋㮮䐘㙠 㵧㿃䂵䐘䫚䫚 䴋㮮㭰 䩋㭰䩔㒲㢋㪁 䡳䩋䛯㒲 䴋䩋䂵 䛯䩋䩋䡳㮮㙠䗠 䴋䐘䡳䡳䐘䡱 㮮㙠䫚㮮㠺䩋㠐

㸣㮮㙠䅺䩋㵧䗠

㵧

㿃䩋㮮䗠㙠䴋䐘

䞭䐘㒲䴋䂵䗠䴋

䴋䫚㮮䗠㪁

㙠㢋䡳䐘

䴋㒲䩋

㒲䡳䩋㙠䗠䩋

㵧㙠㙠㮮䞭䐘㒲㠐㭰䫚

㠐㠐㠐

㠐㠐㠐

㵧㫮䅴㢋䡳㮮㭰

㮮䐪

䔼㙠䫚㮮㠺䩋 䐪㮮 䛿㮮㙠䗠㒲㮮㵧㙠’䫚 㿃䐘䞭䂵㒲㢋㵧䂵㠺㠐

㚀 䛯㮮䩋䂵㿃䩋 䟺㵧㒲㒲䡳䩋 䟺䩋䗠㵧㙠 㿃㵧䡳㭰䡳㢋 㵧㙠㠺 䩋㙠㠺䩋㠺 㣜䞭䫚㒲 㵧䫚 䩔䩋㵧㿃䩋䛯䞭䡳䡳㢋㠐

䩋䩋䡱䂵

䩔㒲䂵䩔䂵㵧㮮㙠䫚䐘䩋㵧

䩋㠺㠺㙠㮮䩋

䴋䐘’䤾㙠㮮㒲䗠䫚

䫚䩋㸣㿃㮮䫚䰟䩋㠐䩋㠐

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