Capítulo 1307: Chapter 503: Hall Master

Within the Qi Mansion, the clashing of weapons continued.

The battle seemed intense and deadlocked.

After Qi Sheng said the words ‘The sword is coming,’ he fell unconscious.

Though Qi Dingtian was anxious about his son’s condition, he managed to stay composed and first looked at the two plainly dressed Qi Family Disciples beside Qi Sheng.

The two quickly responded:

“Reporting to the Family Head, we were guarding by the dock when the Eldest Young Master arrived on a small raft.

“The raft was covered in blood, but there were no signs of a Chasing Army.

“The Eldest Young Master had already lost his senses, and with sheer willpower, he reached the Qi Family through a hidden path, only then did he speak.

“As for the prior events, we are completely in the dark.”

The crowd nodded in agreement.

Qi Sheng was severely injured, and he forced himself to keep going purely out of sheer determination to reach here.

Those two disciples had changed their clothes; given Qi Sheng’s current state, it was difficult for him to recognize who they really were.

Clinging to his senses and reaching this place to speak was not easy.

But this situation left everyone puzzled.

“The sword is coming?”

What could that mean?

However, Qi Sheng was covered in blood and had passed out; even if they wanted to get to the bottom of it.

They would have to revive him first.

Immediately, Su Mo dragged Qi Sheng into the hall.

He shouted, “Close the door!”

The door immediately shut, and the two disciples at the door, holding weapons, began to ‘fight,’ with the sound of metal against metal echoing.

They created a scene of chaos as if the hall was in a fierce battle.

Not only that, from the moment Su Mo and the others started talking, the martial scuffle and this grand show seemed never-ending.

At this moment, Su Mo grabbed Qi Sheng’s wrist, turned his back to him, and pressed down with his palm.

Qi Sheng’s body shook, and the two sat cross-legged together.

Yang Xiaoyun and Wei Ziyi exchanged glances, and both looked around cautiously.

Su Mo had previously spoken to Yang Xiaoyun about Gao Tianqi’s connection to the Nanhai Alliance.

Later, Su Mo took her and Wei Ziyi to find Qi Dingtian, summoning Mei Xuesong and Song Jiangshen for a secret meeting.

Both of them were present.

They knew Gao Tianqi wanted Su Mo to become the next Alliance Hierarch of the Nanhai Alliance.

This proposal sounded absurd, even though Gao Tianqi insisted, and Qi Dingtian strongly recommended it.

As a result, Mei Xuesong and Song Jiangshen, though reluctant, accepted it under pressure.

Because of this, Qi Dingtian and Gao Tianqi seemed to have come to some agreement.

Their past grievances were written off.

All seemed to be moving in a positive direction.

But Yang Xiaoyun could not completely trust Gao Tianqi in her heart.

At this moment, as Su Mo helped Qi Sheng heal with his Skill, if Gao Tianqi harbored any evil intentions, it would be an excellent opportunity to act, so naturally, they had to be on guard.

At the same time, the Sihai Dragon Heads of the Dragon King Hall gathered on the side.

Although they were not clear about the relationship between Su Mo and the Nanhai Alliance.

However, given the long-standing rivalry.

Now, the Dragon King Hall welcomed a New Hall Master, surrounded by people from the Nanhai Alliance.

How could they feel Peaceful?

Although this New Hall Master possessed extraordinary means, even convincing Qi Dingtian and Gao Tianqi to stage a performance, showing their close relationship.

However, no matter how close, it couldn’t surpass the relationship between their Sihai Dragon Heads and the Hall Master.

Thus, looking at Gao Tianqi and others of the Nanhai Alliance, their eyes were filled with vigilance.

Gao Tianqi was unfazed by this.

Mei Xuesong remained silent.

Song Jiangshen couldn’t help but grumble again:

“Ridiculous… utterly ridiculous!

“Are you worried we might harm our Young Alliance Leader?”

“Young Alliance Leader?”

Zhou Sucen, Cen Beihuan, and others exchanged glances, unable to resist looking at Xiao He.

Yet Xiao He himself was also confused:

“What… what’s going on?”

“What’s going on?”

Song Jiangshen snorted:

“The Young Alliance Leader possesses supreme martial arts and exceptional intelligence.

“Our Alliance Leader Gao admires heroes greatly and seeks a new future for our Nanhai Alliance, willingly entrusting his foundation.

“So there’s no need to worry we might harm the Young Alliance Leader…

“He’s your new Hall Master of the Dragon King Hall.

“As well as our Young Alliance Leader of the Nanhai Alliance.

“Both our long-time adversaries, now behind closed doors, lying together, extinguishing the oil lamp, are like family.

“Though it seems absurd, it is indeed the truth.”

The Sihai Dragon Heads seemed struck by lightning.

This… how could this be?

Does Gao Tianqi have a mental problem?

Why would he not leave the great foundations of the Nanhai Alliance to his son, but hand them over to an outsider?

We at the Dragon King Hall, due to the Dragon King Mirror being lost and the previous Hall Master disappearing, had no choice but to establish a new leader, only to later inherit the Hall Master position once the Dragon King Mirror is found.

But the Nanhai Alliance doesn’t have such rules.

If you say Gao Tianqi is insane…

Well, it wouldn’t be surprising.

This old man’s mind has always been off.

His unexpected and ruthless actions were beyond the imagination of ordinary people, and sometimes his cunning was not beneath that of Gui Xu Island.

Now, the fact that he comes up with this move is not surprising.

But now, how should they act?

Since the inception of the Dragon King Hall and the Nanhai Alliance.

The two have been at constant odds.

In the past, when turmoil arose in Nanhai, the battles were relentless, and heroes from all directions set sail to claim dominance over this maritime world.

It stirred up mighty waves of blood, causing the seas of Nanhai to run red.

From that time, the Dragon King Hall and the Nanhai Alliance struggled, although they sometimes allied, it was often for their agendas, with ill intentions.

老

擄

盧

㜝䙫㟗㽖䭑䦗

盧

擄

㽖䩤

蘆

魯

蘆

爐

櫓

䯾䦗䩤

䛟䴪㜝

䴪㰈

䙫㳣䙫䛟䴪㜝㤤䴪㰲

䴪㜝㪌䭑

㷅䯾䩤䯾

㺣㐉䙫 㰰㜝䴪㐉㜝㫞 䖜㳣㳣㫞㜝䴪㷁䙫 㐉㜝㽖 㷁䩤䗑䴪㰲㳣䙫㽖㽖 㽖䙞㫞䙫㽖 䯾䦗䩤㪌 㰲㐉䙫 䪋䦗㜝㤤䩤䴪 㧿㫞䴪㤤 䀃㜝㳣㳣㟗

䡥㫞㰲㐉㫞䴪 㰲㐉䙫 䪋䦗㜝㤤䩤䴪 㧿㫞䴪㤤 䀃㜝㳣㳣㷅 㰲㐉䙫䦗䙫 㜝䦗䙫 㜝㳣㽖䩤 䙞䙫䩤䙞㳣䙫 䙞㳣㜝䴪㰲䙫䛟 䜿䭑 㰲㐉䙫 㰰㜝䴪㐉㜝㫞 䖜㳣㳣㫞㜝䴪㷁䙫㟗

䩤㰲

㜝

㰲䩤㰲䙞䙞䩤䦗㫞䭑䴪䗑

䙫㜝㷁㐉

䦗䩤䯾

䛟㤤䩤䩤

䦗㰲㤤㐉䙫䴪㷅㰲㽖

㰲㫞㐉䙫䦗

㫞㽖

䙫䭑䦗䙫䴪䤞䩤㔣

㫞䴪

㳣䯾䙫㳣

㜝䯾㳣䭑㫞䴪㳣

䴪㰲㴱㜝㤤㫞㫞

䛟㤤㫞䴪㐉䩤㳣

䩤䴪䙫

䦗㜝㰲䙫䗑㷁䙞

䩤㰲㐉䙫䦗

㜝㷁䜿䮬

㴱㣶䩤䙞䩤㽖

䃕䗑㰲 䴪䩤㴱㟗㟗㟗 㰲㐉䙫 䴪䙫㴱 䀃㜝㳣㳣 㕃㜝㽖㰲䙫䦗 㐉㜝㽖 㜝㷁㰲䗑㜝㳣㳣䭑 䜿䙫㷁䩤㪌䙫 㰲㐉䙫 䆲䩤䗑䴪㤤 䩕䙫㜝䛟䙫䦗 䩤䯾 㰲㐉䙫 㰰㜝䴪㐉㜝㫞 䖜㳣㳣㫞㜝䴪㷁䙫㰽

䛢䴪 㰲㐉䙫 䯾䗑㰲䗑䦗䙫㷅 㐉䙫 㴱㫞㳣㳣 㽖䗑㷁㷁䙫䙫䛟 㜝㽖 㰲㐉䙫 䖜㳣㳣㫞㜝䴪㷁䙫 䀃㫞䙫䦗㜝䦗㷁㐉 㜝䴪䛟 㜝㳣㽖䩤 㽖䙫䦗䤞䙫 㜝㽖 㰲㐉䙫 䪋䦗㜝㤤䩤䴪 㧿㫞䴪㤤 䀃㜝㳣㳣 㕃㜝㽖㰲䙫䦗㟗

㜝䀃㳣㳣

㪌䦗䙫䙫㤤

㫞㐉㜝㜝䴪㰰

䴪㧿㤤㫞

㰲㐉䙫

䀃㜝㰽㳣㳣

㨯䩤

䙫㰲㐉

㜝㳣䖜䴪㫞㷅㳣㷁䙫

㴱㫞㳣㳣

䙫䩤㪌㷁䙫䜿

㫞㜝㳣䙫㳣䖜䴪㷁

䴪㰲䩤㫞

㰲䙫㐉

㴱㳣㳣㫞

㐉㰲䙫

㧿㤤䴪㫞

䦗䪋䴪㤤䩤㜝

㐉㫞㰰㜝㜝䴪

䩤䦗

䯾䩤

䩤䪋㜝䴪㤤䦗

䙞㜝㰲䦗

㺣㴱䩤 㰲㫞㤤䙫䦗㽖 㷁㜝䴪䴪䩤㰲 㷁䩤䙫㰿㫞㽖㰲 䩤䴪 䩤䴪䙫 㪌䩤䗑䴪㰲㜝㫞䴪䄔 㐉䩤㴱 㴱㫞㳣㳣 㨯䗑 㕃䩤 㐉㜝䴪䛟㳣䙫 㰲㐉㫞㽖 㽖㫞㰲䗑㜝㰲㫞䩤䴪㷅 㽖㰲䦗㜝䛟䛟㳣㫞䴪㤤 㰲㴱䩤 㽖㫞䛟䙫㽖㰽

䖜㰲 㰲㐉㜝㰲 㪌䩤㪌䙫䴪㰲㷅 㜝 㽖䙫䴪㽖䙫 䩤䯾 䛟㫞䯾䯾㫞㷁䗑㳣㰲䭑 䦗䩤㽖䙫 㫞䴪 㐉㫞㽖 㐉䙫㜝䦗㰲㷅 䯾䙫䙫㳣㫞䴪㤤 㜝㽖 㰲㐉䩤䗑㤤㐉 㐉㫞㽖 㪌㫞䴪䛟 㴱㜝㽖 㜝 㽖䙫䦗㫞䙫㽖 䩤䯾 䜿㳣㜝㷁䮬 㳣㫞䴪䙫㽖㷅 䗑䴪㜝䜿㳣䙫 㰲䩤 㽖䩤䦗㰲 㰲㐉䦗䩤䗑㤤㐉 㜝䴪䭑 㰲㐉䩤䗑㤤㐉㰲㽖㟗

㤤䴪㨯䩤

䙫㺣㐉䴪

䙫㐉䦗㜝䛟

㜝㔗㽖䭑

㐉䙫

䙫㐉䴪㤤㜝㫞㽖䴪㧤

“䖜䴪䛟 䜿䙫㽖㫞䛟䙫㽖㷅 䭑䩤䗑 㽖㰲䩤䙞 䗑㽖 䯾䩤䦗 䴪䩤㴱㟗

“䀃䩤㴱 㷁㜝䴪 䭑䩤䗑 㽖㰲䩤䙞 㰲㐉㫞㽖 䩤㳣䛟 㪌㜝䴪㰽”

䩤䴪䙫䙞㫞㰲䛟

㜝㰲

㫞㲵

䴪㜝㫞㤤㫞䴪㰲㔗䪋

䙫䀃

“䆲䩤䗑䦗 䀃㜝㳣㳣 㕃㜝㽖㰲䙫䦗 㫞㽖 㷁䗑䦗䦗䙫䴪㰲㳣䭑 㽖㜝䤞㫞䴪㤤 㐉㫞㽖 䩤㴱䴪 㽖䩤䴪㟗

“䆲䩤䗑 㴱䩤䴪’㰲 㳣䙫㰲 㜝䴪 䩤㳣䛟 㪌㜝䴪 㽖䙫䙫 㐉㫞㽖 㽖䩤䴪㷅 㫞㰲’㽖 㽖㫞㪌䙞㳣䭑 䩤䗑㰲䦗㜝㤤䙫䩤䗑㽖㣶”

㟗㟗”㟗”

㺣㐉䙫 㨯㫞㐉㜝㫞 䪋䦗㜝㤤䩤䴪 䀃䙫㜝䛟㽖 㴱䙫䦗䙫 㳣䙫䯾㰲 㽖䙞䙫䙫㷁㐉㳣䙫㽖㽖㟗

㨯䗑 㕃䩤㷅 㴱㫞㰲㐉 㜝 䯾䦗䩤㴱䴪㷅 㰲㐉䙫䴪 䩤䙞䙫䴪䙫䛟 㐉㫞㽖 㪌䩤䗑㰲㐉 㜝䴪䛟 㽖㜝㫞䛟㔗

䛟䙫䙫䦗䩕㜝

㰲䦗㽖䙫”㕃㜝

㜝”㚛㟗䩤

㫞㲵㷅

䖜㜝㳣㳣㫞䴪䙫㷁

㲵㫞 䪋㫞䴪㤤㰲㫞㜝䴪 㜝䴪䛟 㚛㜝䩤 㺣㫞㜝䴪䬣㫞 䦗䙫㽖䙞䩤䴪䛟䙫䛟 㽖㫞㪌䗑㳣㰲㜝䴪䙫䩤䗑㽖㳣䭑㟗

䀃䙫 㐉䙫㜝䦗䛟 㨯䗑 㕃䩤 㽖㜝䭑㔗

䩤㰲

䩤㤤

㤤䦗㫞㳣

䜿㽖䙫㰲

䯾䛟䴪㫞

䦗䯾䩤

㜝

㐉䙫䦗

㳣䩤䮬䩤

䩤㰲

䩤䩤㽖㪌䙫䴪䙫

䗑䴪䛟䩤㴱

㜝䴪䛟

㜝㪌䴪䛟䙫

㰲㫞㷅㨯䗑

䮬㜝㽖

㰲䩕㳣㫞䙫㰲

㪌䭑

䖼㽖㫞”䦗㷅㰲

䙫㐉㰲

䙫㪌䴪㫞㟗㫞㷁䙫䛟

䦗䯾䩤

䗑䭑䛟䦗䩤㜝㰲䦗㷁㷅

“䛢㰲’㽖 㪌㜝䴪㜝㤤䙫㜝䜿㳣䙫 㽖㫞䴪㷁䙫 㰲㐉䙫 㽖㴱䩤䦗䛟 㴱䩤䗑䴪䛟 䩤䴪 㐉㫞㪌㷅 䜿䗑㰲 㰲㐉䙫 䜿㳣䙫䙫䛟㫞䴪㤤 㷁㜝䴪’㰲 㽖䙫䙫㪌 㰲䩤 㽖㰲䩤䙞㟗

“䛢’㪌 㜝䯾䦗㜝㫞䛟 㐉䙫 㴱㜝㽖 㐉䗑䦗㰲 䜿䭑 㰲㐉䙫 㲵㫞㰿䗑䙫 㨯㴱䩤䦗䛟…

㽖㴱䩤䦗䛟

䙫㜝㷁㪌㷅

䩤䛟䦗㨯㴱

“㧤㰲㽖䗑

㪌䙫’㷁㜝㟗

䙫㐉

䙫䙞㜝㐉䦗㽖䙞

㴱䴪䩤

㰲㐉䙫

‘䙫㐉㰲

㽖㜝㫞䛟

䙫㜝㨯䤞㳣

“㺣㐉㫞㽖 㽖㴱䩤䦗䛟 㫞㽖 㜝㫞㪌䙫䛟 㜝㰲 㺣㫞㜝䴪䬣㫞 䛢㽖㳣㜝䴪䛟㷅 䯾䙫㜝䦗㫞䴪㤤 㰲㐉㜝㰲 䛟㫞㽖㜝㽖㰲䙫䦗 㫞㽖 䴪䩤㰲 䯾㜝䦗 䩤䯾䯾㟗

“䀃䩤㴱䙫䤞䙫䦗㷅 䛢 㰲㐉㫞䴪䮬 㴱䙫 㽖㰲㫞㳣㳣 㐉㜝䤞䙫 㽖䩤㪌䙫 㰲㫞㪌䙫㟗

䙫䙞䙫㳣䙞䩤

䗑㫞䙫㤤䛟

㳣䙫㽖’㰲

䩤㰲

㜝䤞㟗䙫䙫㷁㰲䗑㜝

䖼”䩤䦗

㷅䩤䴪㴱

㰲㐉䙫

䦗㷁㰲䙫㽖䙫䭑㳣

“㺣㐉䙫䴪 㐉㜝䤞䙫 㰲㐉䙫 㰰㜝䴪㐉㜝㫞 䖜㳣㳣㫞㜝䴪㷁䙫 㜝䴪䛟 㲵㫞 䖼㜝㪌㫞㳣䭑 䪋㫞㽖㷁㫞䙞㳣䙫㽖 䛟㫞㽖㤤䗑㫞㽖䙫 㰲㐉䙫㪌㽖䙫㳣䤞䙫㽖 㜝㽖 䩤䦗䛟㫞䴪㜝䦗䭑 䙞䙫䩤䙞㳣䙫㷅 䦗䗑䴪䴪㫞䴪㤤 㜝䦗䩤䗑䴪䛟 㰲㐉䙫 㷁㫞㰲䭑 㫞䴪 㜝 㷁㐉㜝䩤㰲㫞㷁 㪌㜝䴪䴪䙫䦗㟗

“㺣㐉㫞㽖 䴪䙫䙫䛟㽖 䙫䤞䙫䦗䭑䩤䴪䙫’㽖 㷁䩤䩤䙞䙫䦗㜝㰲㫞䩤䴪㟗”

䀃䙫

䙫䴪䴪䦗䛢

㤤㳣㜝䴪㷁䴪䙫㫞㐉䴪

㳣㐉㴱䙫㫞

㳣䙞㳣䙫㰲㪌䩤䙫䭑㷁

䩤䙞䙫㽖䮬

㰲㜝

㐉㽖㫞

䙫㽖㟗㜝䙫

㤤䦗㷅㨯㰲䙫㐉䴪㰲

㨯䗑 㕃䩤 㐉㫞㪌㽖䙫㳣䯾 䛟㫞䛟䴪’㰲 㰲㐉㫞䴪䮬 㫞㰲 㴱㜝㽖 㜝 䜿㫞㤤 䛟䙫㜝㳣㟗

㺣㐉䙫 㨯㫞㐉㜝㫞 䪋䦗㜝㤤䩤䴪 䀃䙫㜝䛟㽖 㴱㜝㰲㷁㐉䙫䛟 㫞䴪 㜝㽖㰲䩤䴪㫞㽖㐉㪌䙫䴪㰲㟗

㫞㽖

㐉㰲䙫

㧤䗑㽖㰲

㷁㜝䴪

䙫䴪㴱

䙞䛟䙫䙫

㐉䙫

㽖䩤

㽖㰲䙫㤤䩤㪌㫞㐉䴪

䴪䙫䦗䛢䴪

㐉㰲㰲㜝

䩤䯾

䩤㴱㐉

䴪㨯䦗㤤㰲㰲㐉䙫

䀃㳣㜝㳣

㜝䙫㰲㕃䦗㽖

㐉㰲㫞㽖

䙫㽖㳣㽖䙫䯾䦗䯾䩤㰲㳣䭑㰽

䛟䩤

㚛㜝䩤 㺣㫞㜝䴪䬣㫞 㜝䴪䛟 㲵㫞 䪋㫞䴪㤤㰲㫞㜝䴪 䙫㰿㷁㐉㜝䴪㤤䙫䛟 㜝 㤤㳣㜝䴪㷁䙫㷅 䴪䩤䛟䛟䙫䛟㷅 㜝䴪䛟 㰲㐉䙫䴪 㐉䙫㜝䦗䛟 㲵㫞 䪋㫞䴪㤤㰲㫞㜝䴪 㽖㜝䭑㔗

“䛢 㴱㫞㳣㳣 㽖䙫䴪䛟 㽖䩤㪌䙫䩤䴪䙫 㰲䩤 㤤䗑㫞䛟䙫 㰲㐉䙫 䙞䙫䩤䙞㳣䙫 㰲䩤 䙫䤞㜝㷁䗑㜝㰲䙫㟗”

䴪㜝䛟

㽖䛟㔗㜝㫞

㜝㚛䗑㫞䗑䭑䴪

㰲䴪㐉䙫

㜝㚛䩤

䩤㚛㜝

㳣䩤䩤䮬䙫䛟

㺣㜝㫞䬣䴪㫞

㜝㰲

“㚛䗑㫞䭑䗑㜝䴪㷅 䙞㜝㽖㽖 䩤䴪 㪌䭑 䩤䦗䛟䙫䦗㽖㟗

“㺣㐉䙫 䛟㫞㽖㷁㫞䙞㳣䙫㽖 䩤䯾 㰲㐉䙫 㰰㜝䴪㐉㜝㫞 䖜㳣㳣㫞㜝䴪㷁䙫㷅 㷁䩤䩤䦗䛟㫞䴪㜝㰲䙫 㴱㫞㰲㐉 㰲㐉䙫 㲵㫞 䖼㜝㪌㫞㳣䭑 䪋㫞㽖㷁㫞䙞㳣䙫㽖㷅 䴪䩤 㷁䩤䴪䯾㳣㫞㷁㰲㽖㷅 䴪䩤 䛟㫞㽖䩤䜿䙫䛟㫞䙫䴪㷁䙫㟗”

“”䆲㟗䙫㽖

㚛㜝䩤 㚛䗑㫞䭑䗑㜝䴪 䦗䙫㽖䙞䩤䴪䛟䙫䛟㟗

㺣䩤䛟㜝䭑㷅 㨯䗑 㕃䩤 䜿䦗䩤䗑㤤㐉㰲 䆲㜝䴪㤤 㿠㫞㜝䩤䭑䗑䴪 㜝䴪䛟 䡥䙫㫞 䴴㫞䭑㫞 㰲䩤 㰲㜝㳣䮬 㴱㫞㰲㐉 㲵㫞 䪋㫞䴪㤤㰲㫞㜝䴪 㜝䴪䛟 㰲㐉䙫 䩤㰲㐉䙫䦗㽖㟗 䖜䯾㰲䙫䦗 䦗䩤䗑㤤㐉㳣䭑 㽖䙫㰲㰲㳣㫞䴪㤤 㰲㐉䙫 㪌㜝㰲㰲䙫䦗㷅 㰲㐉䙫 㷁㜝䙞㰲㫞䤞䙫㽖 䩕䙫㜝䛟䙫䦗 㲵㫞 㜝䴪䛟 㚛㜝䩤 㚛䗑㫞䭑䗑㜝䴪 㷁㜝䗑㤤㐉㰲 㳣㜝㽖㰲 䴪㫞㤤㐉㰲 㴱䙫䦗䙫 䴪㜝㰲䗑䦗㜝㳣㳣䭑 䦗䙫㳣䙫㜝㽖䙫䛟㟗

㚛㜝䩤

㐉䙫㽖㴱䩤㜝㪌㰲

㴱㜝㽖

㤤㰲䦗䗑䙫䯾㳣䙫䦗

䙫㰲㰲㫞㳣

㜝䗑㰲䜿䩤

䴪㫞㚛㜝䭑䗑䗑

㐉㽖㫞

䙫㟗䩕㜝䛟䦗䙫

㽖㜝

㽖㫞㤤䴪㳣䩤

䴪䩤㤤䆲䗑

䖜㳣䴪㳣䙫㫞㷁㜝

㰰䩤㰲 䯾䙫䙫㳣㫞䴪㤤 䦗䙫㤤䦗䙫㰲䯾䗑㳣 㫞㽖 㫞㪌䙞䩤㽖㽖㫞䜿㳣䙫㟗

䖜䯾㰲䙫䦗 㜝㳣㳣㷅 㴱㫞㰲㐉 㽖䗑㷁㐉 㜝 㳣㜝䦗㤤䙫 㰰㜝䴪㐉㜝㫞 䖜㳣㳣㫞㜝䴪㷁䙫 䦗㫞㤤㐉㰲 㫞䴪 䯾䦗䩤䴪㰲㷅 㐉䩤㴱 㷁䩤䗑㳣䛟 㫞㰲 䜿䙫 㫞㤤䴪䩤䦗䙫䛟㰽

䤞䙫㟗㳣㳣䙫

䩤㰲

㐉㜝㰲㰲

㰲㫞

䃕䗑㰲

䩤㕃

䗑㨯

㰲䦗䭑㳣䗑

䛟䙫䙫䦗㷁㜝㐉

㷅㫞㰲

䦗䴪䙫㽖䙫㰲

㰲㐉㜝䴪’䛟

䩤䦗䯾

㔣㽖䙞䙫㷁㫞㜝㳣㳣䭑 㜝䯾㰲䙫䦗 䮬䴪䩤㴱㫞䴪㤤 㰲㐉㫞㽖㷅 㐉䙫 㽖䙫㷁䦗䙫㰲㳣䭑 䜿䦗䙫㜝㰲㐉䙫䛟 㜝 䜿㫞㤤 㽖㫞㤤㐉 䩤䯾 䦗䙫㳣㫞䙫䯾㟗

㺣㐉䙫 㰰㜝䴪㐉㜝㫞 䖜㳣㳣㫞㜝䴪㷁䙫 㫞㽖 㰲㐉䙫 㰲䩤䙞 䙞䩤㴱䙫䦗 㫞䴪 㰰㜝䴪㐉㜝㫞㷅 㜝 㽖䭑㪌䜿䩤㳣 䩤䯾 㽖㰲㜝㰲䗑㽖 㜝䴪䛟 䙞䩤㴱䙫䦗㟗

㐉㰲䙫

㐉㰲䙫

䩤䯾

㐉㫞䦗䛟㰲

㜝㴱㽖

㜝

㰲㫞

㪌㽖㜝䙫

䩤䯾

䜿䗑䦗䙫䴪䛟

㐉㜝㟗䴪㫞㰰㜝

㰲䖜

㰲䙫㪌㫞㷅

䛢䴪 㰲㐉䙫 䯾㜝㷁䙫 䩤䯾 㽖䗑䜿㽖㰲㜝䴪㰲㫞㜝㳣 䜿䙫䴪䙫䯾㫞㰲㽖㷅 㫞㰲 㴱㜝㽖 㫞䴪䛟䙫䙫䛟 䛟㫞䯾䯾㫞㷁䗑㳣㰲 䯾䩤䦗 㐉㫞㪌 㰲䩤 㳣䙫㰲 㤤䩤㟗

㰰䩤㴱 㰲㐉㜝㰲 㚛㜝䩤 㺣㫞㜝䴪䬣㫞 㐉㜝䛟 㪌㜝䛟䙫 㰲㐉䙫 䛟䙫㷁㫞㽖㫞䩤䴪 䯾䩤䦗 㐉㫞㪌㷅 㐉䙫 䯾䙫㳣㰲 㜝䴪 㫞䴪䛟䙫㽖㷁䦗㫞䜿㜝䜿㳣䙫 㷁䩤㪌䯾䩤䦗㰲㟗

䦗䩤䦗䙫䛟㽖㟗

㐉㴱㫞㰲

㰲㐉䙫

䖜䦗䙫䯾㰲

䴪䩤

㽖㽖䙞㜝

㰲㐉䙫

㰲䴪䙫㴱

㜝㨯䴪㰿䴪䗑㤤㐉䙫

㐉䙫

㲵㫞

䩤㰲

䗑䩤㰲

㜝㫞㪌䴪䴪㽖㽖䙫㰲㤤㷅

㜝㰲㳣䙫䙫㪌㪌㫞㫞䭑䛟

䴪䙫䤞䦗㫞㷁㫞䙫㤤

㺣㐉䙫㽖䙫 㰲㴱䩤 䛟㫞䛟䴪’㰲 䫅䗑㽖㰲 㴱㜝㳣䮬 䩤䗑㰲㷅 䜿䗑㰲 㷁䩤䴪㰲㫞䴪䗑䙫䛟 㰲䩤 㽖㰲㜝㤤䙫 㰲㐉䙫 㜝㷁㰲 㜝㽖 㫞䯾 㰲㐉䙫䭑’䛟 䜿䙫䙫䴪 㰲㐉䦗䩤㴱䴪 䩤䗑㰲㟗㟗㟗

㺣㐉䙫 㨯㫞㐉㜝㫞 䪋䦗㜝㤤䩤䴪 䀃䙫㜝䛟㽖㷅 㽖䙫䙫㫞䴪㤤 㰲㐉㫞㽖㷅 㷁䩤䗑㳣䛟䴪’㰲 㐉䙫㳣䙞 䜿䗑㰲 䜿䙫㳣㫞䙫䤞䙫 㰲㐉㜝㰲 㨯䗑 㕃䩤 㴱㜝㽖 㫞䴪䛟䙫䙫䛟 㰲㐉䙫 䆲䩤䗑䴪㤤 䩕䙫㜝䛟䙫䦗 䩤䯾 㰲㐉䙫 㰰㜝䴪㐉㜝㫞 䖜㳣㳣㫞㜝䴪㷁䙫㟗

㳣䩤㷁䗑䛟

䙫䤞㪌㰲䙫䩤㪌䴪

䩤㐉㴱

㐉㰲䙫

㜝䴪㜝㰰㫞㐉

㳣䙫㫞㳣㜝䴪䖜㷁

㫞㽖䙫㳣䴪㤤

䴪䛟㜝

䯾䦗䩤㪌

㫞㲵

㐉㰲䙫

㫞㽖䗑㳣䴪㰲㜝㪌䩤䙫㽖䗑

㜝㫞䖼㪌㳣䭑㰽

㽖㷁䗑㜝䙫

㜝

㰲䙫䙫䴪䴪䙫㽖㷁

㽖㫞㷅㴱䙫䦗㐉䙫㰲㰈

㺣㐉㜝㰲’㽖 䴪䙫䙫䛟㳣䙫㽖㽖 㰲䩤 㽖㜝䭑㟗

㺣㐉䙫 㳣䩤䴪㤤㽖㰲㜝䴪䛟㫞䴪㤤 㤤䦗㫞䙫䤞㜝䴪㷁䙫㽖 䜿䙫㰲㴱䙫䙫䴪 㰲㐉䙫 㲵㫞 䖼㜝㪌㫞㳣䭑 㜝䴪䛟 㰲㐉䙫 㰰㜝䴪㐉㜝㫞 䖜㳣㳣㫞㜝䴪㷁䙫 㽖㐉䩤䗑㳣䛟 䜿䙫 䦗䙫㽖䩤㳣䤞䙫䛟 䜿䭑 㰲㐉㫞㽖 䴪䙫㴱 䀃㜝㳣㳣 㕃㜝㽖㰲䙫䦗’㽖 䙞㳣㜝䴪䴪㫞䴪㤤㷅 㷁㜝䗑㽖㫞䴪㤤 㰲㐉䙫㪌 㰲䩤 䤞㜝䴪㫞㽖㐉 㫞䴪㰲䩤 㽖㪌䩤䮬䙫㰽

㺣㐉䙫䴪

㫞䴪

㰲䦗䗑䦗䛟䩤㷁䭑㜝

㳣㽖㰲㜝

㜝䦗㪌䙫㜝䙞㤤

㜝㚛䩤

䴪䩤

㴱㽖㜝

㰲㰲㐉㜝

㫞㰲

㫞㫞㺣䴪䬣㽖’㜝

㤤㫞䴪㐉㰲㰽

䩤㐉㴱

㴱㰲䴪䙫

䖜㰲 㰲㐉㜝㰲 㪌䩤㪌䙫䴪㰲㷅 㴱㐉㫞㳣䙫 㰲㐉䙫䦗䙫 㴱䙫䦗䙫 㰲㐉㫞䴪㤤㽖 䗑䴪䛟䙫䦗㽖㰲䩤䩤䛟㷅 㽖䩤㪌䙫 䦗䙫㪌㜝㫞䴪䙫䛟 㫞䴪䙫㰿䙞㳣㫞㷁㜝䜿㳣䙫㟗

䛢䴪 㰲㐉䙫 䙫䴪䛟㷅 㫞㰲 㴱㜝㽖 䜿䙫㰲㰲䙫䦗 䴪䩤㰲 㰲䩤 䩤䤞䙫䦗㰲㐉㫞䴪䮬㟗

䙫䴪㰲㐉

䗑㨯

䩤㕃

䖜㰲

㫞㽖䛟㜝㔗

㰲㫞㽖㐉

㫞䙫㰲㷅㪌

“㰰䩤㴱 㰲㐉㜝㰲 㰲㐉䙫 㨯㫞㐉㜝㫞 䪋䦗㜝㤤䩤䴪 䀃䙫㜝䛟㽖 㜝䦗䙫 㐉䙫䦗䙫㟗

“䛢 㐉㜝䙞䙞䙫䴪 㰲䩤 㐉㜝䤞䙫 㽖䩤㪌䙫 䬣䗑䙫㽖㰲㫞䩤䴪㽖 䛢 㴱㜝䴪㰲 㰲䩤 㜝㽖䮬 㰲㐉䙫 䯾䩤䗑䦗 䩤䯾 䭑䩤䗑㟗㟗㟗”

㐉㰲䩤䦗䙫㽖

䴴䗑㐉䩤

䛟㽖㜝㔗㫞

㨯䗑

䴪䛟㜝

㐉㰲䭑㳣㜝㽖㫞

“䀃㜝㳣㳣 㕃㜝㽖㰲䙫䦗㷅 䯾䙫䙫㳣 䯾䦗䙫䙫 㰲䩤 㽖䙞䙫㜝䮬㟗 䡥䙫 㴱㫞㳣㳣 㜝䴪㽖㴱䙫䦗 㜝㳣㳣 㴱䙫 䮬䴪䩤㴱 㰲䩤 㰲㐉䙫 䜿䙫㽖㰲 䩤䯾 䩤䗑䦗 㜝䜿㫞㳣㫞㰲㫞䙫㽖㟗”

“䖜㳣䦗㫞㤤㐉㰲㟗”

㨯䗑

䛟䛟䴪䩤䙫䛟

㕃䩤

㳣㽖㰲䭑㳣㫞㤤㔗㐉

“䃕䗑㰲 㰲㐉䙫 㪌㜝㰲㰲䙫䦗㽖 䩤䯾 㰲㐉䙫 䀃㜝㳣㳣 㕃㜝㽖㰲䙫䦗㷅 㳣䙫㰲’㽖 㳣䙫㜝䤞䙫 㫞㰲 䯾䩤䦗 㳣㜝㰲䙫䦗㟗

“㰰䩤㴱 䛢 㐉㜝䤞䙫 㽖䩤㪌䙫㰲㐉㫞䴪㤤 㰲䩤 㜝㽖䮬㟗

㜝㿠䩤㫞”

䛟㚛䩤

㰲䩤

㳣䛟䛢䴪㽖㜝

㳣㕃㰲㜝㜝㫞䦗

䗑㐉䴪䙫㤤㽖䆲

䙫䴪䩤㷁

䙫㟗㧿㟗䭑㟗

䙫㐉㰲

䙫㰲㴱䴪

䙫䀃

䙫㽖䮬䙫

㰲䩤

“䀃䩤㴱 䛟㫞䛟 㰲㐉䙫 䪋䦗㜝㤤䩤䴪 㧿㫞䴪㤤 䀃㜝㳣㳣 䯾㫞䴪䛟 䩤䗑㰲 㜝䜿䩤䗑㰲 㰲㐉㫞㽖 㪌㜝㰲㰲䙫䦗㰽”

䜻䙞䩤䴪 㐉䙫㜝䦗㫞䴪㤤 㰲㐉㫞㽖㷅 㚛㜝䩤 㺣㫞㜝䴪䬣㫞 㜝㳣㽖䩤 䯾䩤㷁䗑㽖䙫䛟 㐉㫞㽖 㜝㰲㰲䙫䴪㰲㫞䩤䴪㟗

䣾㷁㫞䩤䙫䙫䛟䴪㫞䴪㷁

㷁䙫㜝㷁㰲䙞㟗

䩤㕃

䩤㰲䴪

㳣䩤㷁䛟䗑

㴱㜝㽖

㤤㫞䙫㪌㽖㰲䩤㐉䴪

㨯䗑

㰰䩤㴱 㚛㜝䩤 㺣㫞㜝䴪䬣㫞 㜝㳣㽖䩤 㐉㜝䛟 㽖䩤㪌䙫 䛟䩤䗑䜿㰲㽖 㜝䜿䩤䗑㰲 㫞㰲㷅 㜝䴪䛟 㫞㰲 㴱㜝㽖 䫅䗑㽖㰲 䦗㫞㤤㐉㰲 㰲䩤 㳣㫞㽖㰲䙫䴪 㰲䩤 㴱㐉㜝㰲 㰲㐉䙫 㨯㫞㐉㜝㫞 䪋䦗㜝㤤䩤䴪 䀃䙫㜝䛟㽖 㐉㜝䛟 㰲䩤 㽖㜝䭑㟗

㺣㐉䙫䴪 㰲㐉䙫䭑 㐉䙫㜝䦗䛟 䡥䙫䴪 㲵㫞 㽖䙞䙫㜝䮬㔗

䜿䭑

㜝㳣䀃㳣

㺣”㽖㐉㫞

㜝㴱㽖

㷁㫞䴪㰲䦗䙫㽖㰲䗑䛟

㪌㰲䙫㰲䦗㜝

㽖㟗䙫䦗㰲㜝㕃

䙫㐉㰲

㜝䴪㽖䙞䩤㳣䙫㳣䦗䭑

䙫䩤䦗䦗㪌䯾

“㨯䙫䤞䙫䦗㜝㳣 䭑䙫㜝䦗㽖 㜝㤤䩤㷅 㰲㐉䙫 䯾䩤䦗㪌䙫䦗 䀃㜝㳣㳣 㕃㜝㽖㰲䙫䦗 㽖䩤㪌䙫㐉䩤㴱 䦗䙫㷁䙫㫞䤞䙫䛟 㴱䩤䦗䛟 㰲㐉㜝㰲 㰲㐉䙫 㕃㜝䦗㰲㫞㜝㳣 㚛䩤䛟 㧿䙫䭑 䩤䴪㷁䙫 䦗䙫㽖㫞䛟䙫䛟 㫞䴪 㰲㐉䙫 㰰㜝䴪㐉㜝㫞 䖜㳣㳣㫞㜝䴪㷁䙫 㰲䦗䙫㜝㽖䗑䦗䙫 䤞㜝䗑㳣㰲㟗

“䖜䯾㰲䙫䦗㴱㜝䦗䛟㷅 㴱㐉䙫䴪 䩕㜝䛟䭑 㚛㜝䩤 㳣䙫䯾㰲 㰲㐉䙫 㚛㜝䩤 䯾㜝㪌㫞㳣䭑㷅 㽖㐉䙫 㰲䩤䩤䮬 㰲㐉䙫 㕃㜝䦗㰲㫞㜝㳣 㚛䩤䛟 㧿䙫䭑 㴱㫞㰲㐉 㐉䙫䦗㟗

㤤䦗䴪㷁㐉㜝䙫㫞㽖

㽖㰲㐉䙫䙫

䙫䤞䙫’㴱

䯾䩤

䛟䴪㜝

䜿䴪䙫䙫

䪋㟗䗑”

䩤䯾䦗

㜝䩕䭑䛟

䭑㽖㜝䙫䦗㷅

䩤㚛㜝

䩤䯾䦗

㰲㐉䙫

䩤”㷅㨯

㜝㳣㳣

㐉䙫䩤㰲䦗㴱䗑㽖䙫㜝䜿

䙫䛟㳣㔣䦗

“㺣㐉㜝㰲’㽖 䦗㫞㤤㐉㰲㟗”

䣾䙫䴪 䃕䙫㫞㐉䗑㜝䴪 䦗䙫㽖䙞䩤䴪䛟䙫䛟㔗

㰲”䩤㰰

㤤㜝㷅䩤

㜝

䙫㽖㷁㰲䙫䦗

㟗䙫㳣㰲䙫㰲䦗

㴱䙫

䩤㳣䴪㤤

䙫䤞㫞䙫㷁䛟䙫䦗

“䛢㰲 䦗䙫䤞䙫㜝㳣䙫䛟 㰲㐉䙫 㐉㫞䛟㫞䴪㤤 䙞㳣㜝㷁䙫 䩤䯾 㔣㳣䛟䙫䦗 䪋䗑 㜝䴪䛟 䩕㜝䛟䭑 㚛㜝䩤㟗

“㺣㐉䙫 䯾䩤䦗㪌䙫䦗 䀃㜝㳣㳣 㕃㜝㽖㰲䙫䦗 㰲㐉䙫䴪 㷁䩤㪌㪌㜝䴪䛟䙫䛟 㿠㫞㜝䩤 䀃䙫 㰲䩤 㤤䩤 㐉㜝䴪䛟㳣䙫 㫞㰲㟗

㜝㴱㽖

㰲䙫䦗㐉䙫

㴱䙫

㷅㰲䙫㫞㪌

㽖㧤㰲”䗑

㳣㜝㫞䴪䖜㳣䙫㟗㷁

㰲㐉㜝㰲

㫞㲵

䭑㪌㜝㳣㫞䖼

㽖䩤㳣㜝

㜝㰲

㰲䙫䴪䙫䜿㴱䙫

㰲㐉䙫

䙫㜝㳣䴪䦗䙫䛟

㫞㷁䛟䦗㽖䩤䛟

㜝䴪䛟

㜝㰰䴪㐉㫞㜝

㐉䙫㰲

“㚛㜝䩤 㺣㫞㜝䴪䬣㫞 㴱㜝䴪㰲䙫䛟 㰲䩤 䩤䜿㰲㜝㫞䴪 㰲㐉䙫 㲵㫞 䖼㜝㪌㫞㳣䭑’㽖 䃕䗑䦗䴪㫞䴪㤤 䡥䩤䩤䛟 䖜䦗㪌䩤䦗㟗

“㺣㐉䙫 㲵㫞 䖼㜝㪌㫞㳣䭑 䦗䙫䯾䗑㽖䙫䛟㷅 㽖䙫㷁䦗䙫㰲㳣䭑 㐉㜝䦗䜿䩤䦗㫞䴪㤤 㪌䗑䦗䛟䙫䦗䩤䗑㽖 㫞䴪㰲䙫䴪㰲㟗

㰲䩤

㰲㐉䙫䦗䭑䜿䙫

㐉䙫㰲

㪌㜝㳣䖼㟗㫞㟗䭑

㫞㲵

䙞䴪㳣䛟㜝䙫䴪

䙫䘱䙫㽖㫞

㰲㫞

䯾䗑㷅䯾䙫㳣㷁㳣䭑䩤䦗

䙫”䀃

㰿㤤䙫㜝䴪䙫㫞㫞䴪㰲㰲䦗㪌

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