Chapter 1873: Chapter 1405: Worth It (2)

So they could only silently express their gratitude in their hearts. They even set up a blank Divine Tablet because they didn’t know who to thank.

…

“Move aside! Move quickly!”

At the city gate, the sound of galloping horses suddenly rang out, accompanied by anxious and fearful shouts.

The citizens waiting in line saw the commotion and realized the newcomer’s unusual status; who would dare to provoke? They quickly scattered to both sides, giving way to the galloping rider.

They saw that the rider was tall and burly, his face full of Evil Qi, his hands likely stained with many lives, but the person in his arms caught more attention.

The originally white silk robe was now dyed dark red with a large amount of blood and continued to drip with fresh blood.

“Make way quickly, let them enter the city directly!” Even the captain of the guards hurriedly instructed his subordinates.

Da da da—

The steed ran past the guards without a pause, and once inside the city, it didn’t slow down.

“Captain, why did you let them enter directly?”

Pa!

The person who asked was slapped directly, and the captain replied irritably in a low voice, “Are you blind? Didn’t you see that he’s holding a person covered in blood?”

“If I’m not mistaken, that should be Xie Family’s eldest son, Xie Yaozhi!”

He had met the rider a few times by chance and knew he was the head guard of Xie Family’s eldest son!

The only one who could make this person so anxious would be the eldest son of the Xie Family.

“For now, all of you should be careful and keep a low profile, don’t provoke the Xie Family, lest you bring trouble upon yourselves!” the captain patiently instructed everyone.

Everyone felt a chill in their hearts, their bodies tensed up. Now they understood why the captain didn’t intervene and let them enter directly—it wasn’t that he didn’t care, it was that he dared not care!

The Xie Family is the largest family in the area!

Their old master once held a second-rank official position, but the Xie Family’s influence hasn’t declined with his retirement because his three sons now have great prospects in officialdom as either Assistant Ministers or guardians.

Moreover, the Xie Family’s students and former officials hold considerable sway throughout Daqian!

These guards, who seemed prestigious, were nothing more than ants in the eyes of the Xie Family.

At the same time, some of the citizens recognized them and started discussing among themselves.

“Shut up! Keep quiet and line up obediently to enter the city! If there’s any more noisy commotion,” the captain noticed the situation wasn’t right and yelled out.

These matters are not for open discussion. He feared implicating the innocent when the time came.

…

On the other side.

The galloping guard finally arrived at the Xie Mansion.

In mere moments, he felt it was unbearably long and arduous because he constantly sensed the life force of the person in his arms swiftly fading, their breath growing weaker.

“Quick! Go and fetch the old master and Doctor Jiang. The young master is in trouble!” Before reaching the stage, the guard shouted, hoping to save some time.

Due to no one being appointed, the servants at the entrance were panicked upon hearing this. Fortunately, some were clever enough to quickly dash towards different parts of the mansion.

Soon, the Xie Mansion was filled with noisy commotion. The atmosphere was tense, and the servants were anxious, afraid of being punished.

Doctor Jiang hurriedly arrived, and upon seeing Xie Yaozhi covered in blood with weak breath, his face changed drastically. He immediately sealed his life force, preventing death within a quarter of an hour, before beginning to diagnose.

“Doctor Jiang, how is dear Yao’er’s condition? Is he okay?” The already very old Xie Grandfather asked with worry.

Although Xie Yaozhi had many faults of a playboy, he was the smartest and most clever among his grandchildren, bearing the responsibility of maintaining the Xie Family’s threshold.

If he died, the remaining grandchildren would be too mediocre to maintain the family’s standing, either urging the three sons to continue producing offspring or adopting from the clan.

If possible, who would want to hand over the wealth, resources, and connections accumulated over years of struggle to someone not of their direct lineage?

“Sigh—”

Doctor Jiang let out a long sigh, his face dark and solemnly said, “Old Master, my medical skills are shallow, I really cannot save the young master. I can only barely seal his life force and prevent him from dying in the short term.”

“What?” The old master was shocked. This physician was personally invited by him, with a solid family background, and his teacher was once a court physician.

Yet even he was not confident in saving Xie Yaozhi?

If even he couldn’t, then who could?

There’s more than a few with medical skills above Doctor Jiang, but the problem is, can Xie Yaozhi’s condition last until they are summoned?

“I trouble Doctor Jiang to maintain my grandson’s life. I would plead for a master, detracting face even, to come here.”

“Understood.” Doctor Jiang nodded in agreement.

Xie Grandfather slowly walked out and asked the kneeling guard, “Xie Ping! What happened?”

“Reporting to the old master, the day started as usual, with the young master leading us to hunt at the Three-Headed Mountain outside the city. The young master, after seeing a deer, broke off from the group to pursue it.”

“But who would have imagined, hidden in the forest was a Black Bear Devil! Caught off guard, the young master was directly harmed by the Bear Devil.”

“A Bear Devil? Are you certain? That a Devil Beast appeared in the mountains on the city outskirts?”

“Certain, when I returned, the Black Bear Devil was already surrounded, and unlikely, should be captured by now.”

The Black Bear Devil’s cultivation wasn’t high, its heavy injury to Xie Yaozhi was due to pure luck and unexpected attack.

“It must have been that Daoist sorcerer cursing the young master, otherwise why would a Devil Beast Black Bear suddenly appear while hunting in the woods?” Xie Ping, remembering something, suddenly spoke.

“Who is that person!” Xie Grandfather’s eyes glinted coldly as he asked sternly.

“I don’t know who he is, that day…” He recounted the events of that day in general terms.

After hearing it, the fury in Xie Grandfather’s heart suddenly dissipated quite a bit— that passing cultivator probably didn’t cast a curse, instead, as mentioned, it was Xie Yaozhi’s own doing.

He knew well of Xie Yaozhi’s past actions.

Why didn’t he stop him? Because, to him, those were trivial matters. As long as he could carry the Xie Family flag, nothing else mattered.

But this lesson taught Xie Grandfather something.

“Old Master, should we send someone to hunt down that Daoist?” Xie Ping still fuming with rage, failing to grasp the cause and effect.

Xie Grandfather weakly waved his hand, saying, “No need, we don’t even know who that person is, how to find him among the vast populace?”

His mind was fully occupied with how to summon great physicians, the top experts, across a thousand miles to Guan Province to heal his grandson.

…

Meanwhile, elsewhere.

Having almost finished his research on the situation in Guan Province, Li Zhirui was preparing to head to the capital, completely unaware that his casual remark days ago had been directly vilified as a Daoist sorcerer’s curse.

But he didn’t care about it, what could mere words do?

Besides, he was unaware of these matters, or perhaps, he had long forgotten them.

Since the capital was within Guan Province, surrounded by it, the distance between the two was not far. Li Zhirui didn’t need to make much of an effort to arrive.

While traveling, he encountered a group of children playing joyfully.

Upon closer inspection, he noticed they were children from the family he had provided grain to, prompting a smile to appear on his face.

Seeing these children living well, Li Zhirui felt a wave of relief, his Mental State subtly improved at this moment!

Although the improvement was minor, considering his expenditure was merely a thousand taels of silver and a day or two, it was very cost-effective and worthwhile.

爐

䂢㛧

㨆䨑㐗㭶㨆䰖䂢

㭶㐗

䅐䰖

老

擄

蘆

㓔㝰䔁䅐

䅐䩺㿅䂢䰖㭶

路

盧

盧

㓔䰖䔁’㭶䔁

㐗㭶

㓔㭶

䅐㭶

㰬㭶䎋㶓䂢䂢

㭶㬙㭶䅐䂢

䌊㓔䒥㥕㓔㷶

㝰㓔䌊

䵽㓔

䂢㷶㓔㿋㐗㨆㶓

㛧䂢

擄

㐗䒥䔁䎋㿅

䂢㾀㿋䰖

㓔䌊㭶㝰

䔁䂢㰬䰖䎋䒥䂢㶓䂢㭶

㽺䰖䅐䧁㓔

老

盧

䉅㓔㿅㨆㝰䂢䌊

䀗䌊䂢䰖 䌊䂢 㓔䰖㓔㭶㓔䅐㿅㿅㪱 䔁㓔䔁 㭶䌊㓔㝰㛑 䌊䂢 䌊䅐䔁 䰖㐗 㶓䅐㷶㭶㓔䎋䒥㿅䅐㷶 䅐㓔㨆㛑 㓔㭶 㷙䅐㝰 䜧䒥㝰㭶 䅐 㝰㨆䅐㿅㿅 䅐䎋㭶 㐗䉅 䁥㓔䰖䔁䰖䂢㝰㝰㛑 㪱䂢㭶 䌊䂢 䔁㓔䔁䰖’㭶 䅐䰖㭶㓔䎋㓔㶓䅐㭶䂢 㷶䂢䅐㶓㓔䰖㽺 㝰䒥䎋䌊 䅐 㛧㓔㽺 㷶䂢㷙䅐㷶䔁㒛

“䕪㓔㽺 㛧㷶㐗㭶䌊䂢㷶㛑 䔁㐗 㪱㐗䒥 㷙䅐䰖㭶 㭶㐗 䎋㐗㨆䂢 㶓㿅䅐㪱 㷙㓔㭶䌊 䒥㝰䈤” 䒧 㿅㓔㭶㭶㿅䂢 㽺㓔㷶㿅 䰖㐗㭶㓔䎋䂢䔁 䵽㓔 㥕䌊㓔㷶䒥㓔’㝰 㽺䅐㖎䂢 䅐䰖䔁 㝰䅐㓔䔁 㝰㷙䂢䂢㭶㿅㪱䧁

䅐

䰖䫕”

㛑䔁䂢䌊䅐䅐

䌊䂢䔁䅐

㝰㿅䂢䂢

㭶㐗

䫕

㐗䌊䁥㐗㝰

䌊㝰㓔

㪱䅐䰖㓔㛑㝰㽺

㐗㪱䒥

㛧䂢

㛑䵕”㐗

䌊㷙䂢䰖

㨆䂢䌊㭶㽺㝰㓔㐗䰖

䂢㜄

䅐䌊䂢㿋

㽺㐗

㨆㓔䌊㽺㭶

㷙㓔㭶䌊

㿅䅐㭶䁥

㓔㛑㨆䂢㝰㿅

㭶㐗

㐗”䔁䧁

䂢㭶䌊㪱

䂢㷶䅐䎋䉅䒥㿅

䌊㭶䂢

‘䔁㐗䰖㭶

䒥㪱㐗

㝰䰖㷶㽺䂢㭶㷶䅐㝰㛑

䅐䒥㿅㿅㪱䎋㛑䅐㝰

㛑䂢㷶䒥䉅䒥㭶

㭶䂢㨆䂢

䎋㭶㛧䅐䔁䒥

㨆䌊䂢㭶

䒥䧁㪱㐗”

“䕪㓔㽺 㛧㷶㐗㭶䌊䂢㷶㛑 㪱㐗䒥 㷙㐗䒥㿅䔁䰖’㭶 䔁㐗 㭶䌊䅐㭶㒛 䫕 䁥䰖㐗㷙 㪱㐗䒥’㷶䂢 䅐 㽺㐗㐗䔁 㶓䂢㷶㝰㐗䰖䧁” 㴱䌊䂢 㿅㓔㭶㭶㿅䂢 㽺㓔㷶㿅 㝰䅐㓔䔁 䂢䅐㷶䰖䂢㝰㭶㿅㪱䧁

“㜄㨆㨆䈤”

䰖㐗

䵽㓔

㓔䂢䔁㨆㝰㿅

㿋㿅䂢㓔䧁

㷶䎋䒥㷶㭶䰖䂢

䌊㝰㓔

䂢㭶䂢䂢㷙㛧䰖

䅐㷙㝰

㝰䌊㭶㓔

㿅㿋䂢䂢㿅

㓔㶓䂢㝰㨆㿅

㿅㛑䅐㿅

䔁㭶㓔䰖㓔㝰㓔㭶䰖㐗䎋

㷶㭶䌊䂢䂢

㷶䁥䧁㷶䂢㨆䅐

㥕䒥䌊㷶㓔㓔

䅐

䅐䰖䔁

䰖㽺㿅䂢㐗㷶

䉅䒧㷶㭶䂢

䅐㭶

㽺䅐㶓㓔䰖㪱

䅐㭶䰖㓔㭶䂢㐗䰖㭶

㐗㽺䔁㐗

㷙㷶㿅㪱㪱㛑

䉅㐗

㐗㭶䰖

㭶䅐㿅㛑䒥㓔㓔㭶䰖㿋䎋㐗

㨆䒥䌊䎋

㭶㐗

䀗㓔㭶䌊 䅐 㭶䌊㐗䒥㽺䌊㭶㛑 䌊䂢 㶓㓔䰖䎋䌊䂢䔁 㐗䒥㭶 㝰㐗㨆䂢 㝰䒥㽺䅐㷶 㶓㓔㿅㿅㝰 㷙㓔㭶䌊 㿅㐗㷙䄋㿅䂢㿋䂢㿅 㬙㶓㓔㷶㓔㭶䒥䅐㿅 䩺䂢䔁㓔䎋㓔䰖䂢 䉅㷶㐗㨆 䌊㓔㝰 㝰㶓䅐㭶㓔䅐㿅 㝰㶓䅐䎋䂢 䅐䰖䔁 䔁㓔㝰㭶㷶㓔㛧䒥㭶䂢䔁 㭶䌊䂢㨆 㭶㐗 㭶䌊㓔㝰 㽺㷶㐗䒥㶓 㐗䉅 䎋䌊㓔㿅䔁㷶䂢䰖㛑 㭶䌊䂢䰖 䒥㝰䂢䔁 䌊㓔㝰 㨆㐗㿋䂢㨆䂢䰖㭶 㭶䂢䎋䌊䰖㓔㫓䒥䂢 㭶㐗 㷶䅐㶓㓔䔁㿅㪱 䔁㓔㝰䅐㶓㶓䂢䅐㷶 䉅㷶㐗㨆 㭶䌊䂢㓔㷶 㝰㓔㽺䌊㭶䧁

㴱䌊㓔㝰 㽺㷶㐗䒥㶓 㐗䉅 䎋䌊㓔㿅䔁㷶䂢䰖 䎋㐗䒥㿅䔁 䌊䅐㷶䔁㿅㪱 䒥䰖䔁䂢㷶㝰㭶䅐䰖䔁 䅐䰖㪱㭶䌊㓔䰖㽺䈤 㴱䌊䂢㪱 㝰䎋㷶䂢䅐㨆䂢䔁 䅐䰖䔁 㝰䌊㐗䒥㭶䂢䔁 䉅㐗㷶 䅐 㨆㐗㨆䂢䰖㭶㛑 㭶䌊䂢䰖 㷙䂢㷶䂢 䔁㓔㝰㭶㷶䅐䎋㭶䂢䔁 㛧㪱 㭶䌊䂢 㝰䒥㽺䅐㷶 㶓㓔㿅㿅㝰 䅐䰖䔁 䅐 䰖䂢㷙 㽺䅐㨆䂢䧁

䌊䂢㭶

䅐

䂢䔁㶓㝰

䂢䌊

䌊㭶䂢

㛑㐗㿅㽺䅐䰖

㓔㷶䌊㥕䒥㓔

䒧㝰

䉅䂢㷙

㓔㭶䧁㪱䎋

䅐䔁㝰㪱

䎋㓔䅐㶓㭶㿅䅐

㭶㭶䂢㷶㷶㐗㪱㷶㓔

䰖䂢䔁䂢䂢㭶㷶

䵽㓔

㭶㿅䅐㷶䂢㛑

㐗䉅

㴱䌊䂢 㐗䒥㭶䂢㷶㨆㐗㝰㭶 㶓䅐㷶㭶 㐗䉅 㭶䌊䂢 䴄䅐㫓㓔䅐䰖 䎋䅐㶓㓔㭶䅐㿅 㓔㝰 䅐 㿅䅐㷶㽺䂢 㷶㓔㿋䂢㷶 㭶䂢䰖 㖎䌊䅐䰖㽺 㷙㓔䔁䂢㛑 䎋㓔㷶䎋㿅㓔䰖㽺 䅐㷶㐗䒥䰖䔁 㭶䌊䂢 䎋䅐㶓㓔㭶䅐㿅 䎋㓔㭶㪱 㛧䂢䉅㐗㷶䂢 䉅㿅㐗㷙㓔䰖㽺 㐗䒥㭶 䉅㷶㐗㨆 㭶䌊䂢 㝰㐗䒥㭶䌊䂢䅐㝰㭶䧁

䫕䰖 㭶䌊䂢 䰖㐗㷶㭶䌊䂢䅐㝰㭶㛑 㝰㐗䒥㭶䌊㷙䂢㝰㭶㛑 䅐䰖䔁 䰖㐗㷶㭶䌊㷙䂢㝰㭶 䔁㓔㷶䂢䎋㭶㓔㐗䰖㝰 㐗䉅 㭶䌊䂢 㷶㓔㿋䂢㷶㛑 㭶䌊䂢㷶䂢 㓔㝰 䅐 㷙㓔䔁䂢 㛧㷶㓔䔁㽺䂢 㭶㐗 䉅䅐䎋㓔㿅㓔㭶䅐㭶䂢 㶓䂢䔁䂢㝰㭶㷶㓔䅐䰖 㭶㷶䅐䰖㝰㓔㭶䧁

㷙㝰䅐

㽺㿅㷶䂢䅐

㪱䉅䅐㓔䰖㿅㿅

䌊䂢

㪱㭶㓔䎋

䰖㷶㿅㓔䅐㭶㓔䂢䔁㝰䂢

㝰㝰䅐㓔㨆䂢㿋㛑

㽺䰖䂢䂢㷶

䂢䌊

䅐

㶓㝰㝰㐗䌊㛑

䰖䅐䔁

㭶䌊㓔䎋䁥

䅐䉅㷶䂢㭶

㓔㝰㓔䔁䰖䂢㛑

㐗㑛㓔㽺㭶㓔䰖䰖䰖䒥

䉅㐗

㿋䅐䂢㷶䔁䂢㷶㭶㝰

䔁䅐䰖

䅐䔁㛑㝰䅐䉅㷶㨆㿅䰖

㭶䌊䌊㷶㽺㐗䒥

㿅㷙䅐㿅㒛

䌊㭶䂢

㿅㛑㓔

㭶䅐㐗䒥㨆䰖

䅐

䔁㷙㐗㭶㷶䅐㝰

㔑䦱䦱

䅐㛑䅐㷶㝰䂢

䂢䰖㿅㷶䅐㪱

㴱䌊䂢 䎋㓔㭶㪱 㷙䅐㿅㿅 㷙䅐㝰 㭶㓔㽺䌊㭶㿅㪱 㛧䒥㓔㿅㭶 㷙㓔㭶䌊 䌊䒥㽺䂢 㛧㿅㐗䎋䁥㝰 㐗䉅 䀟䅐䜧㷶䅐 䎒㐗䎋䁥㛑 䅐䰖䔁 㓔㭶 㷙䅐㝰 㓔䰖㝰䎋㷶㓔㛧䂢䔁 㷙㓔㭶䌊 㭶䌊䂢 㬙䂢䎋㷶䂢㭶 㴱䂢䎋䌊䰖㓔㫓䒥䂢㝰 㐗䉅 㭶䌊䂢 㜄䒥䰖䔁㷶䂢䔁 㬙䎋䌊㐗㐗㿅㝰㛑 㽺㷶䂢䅐㭶㿅㪱 䂢䰖䌊䅐䰖䎋㓔䰖㽺 㓔㭶㝰 䔁䂢䉅䂢䰖㝰䂢䧁

㴱䌊㓔㝰㛑 㭶䌊䂢䰖㛑 㷙䅐㝰 㭶䌊䂢 㝰䂢䎋㐗䰖䔁 㿅㓔䰖䂢 㐗䉅 䔁䂢䉅䂢䰖㝰䂢 㐗䉅 㭶䌊䂢 䴄䅐㫓㓔䅐䰖 䎋䅐㶓㓔㭶䅐㿅 — 㭶䌊䂢 㐗䒥㭶䂢㷶 䎋㓔㭶㪱 㷙䅐㿅㿅㒛

䔁㓔䔁䰖㭶’

㐗䉅

㭶䌊䂢

䂢㭶䌊

㐗㽺䂢㝰㛑

㭶䌊䂢

㓔䎋䂢㐗㛑䌊䎋”

䂢㓔㝰㭶䔁䒥㐗

䂢㐗㿅䂢㶓㶓

㐗䉅

㭶㓔䂢㫓䒥

㐗㿅䰖㪱

䌊䂢

㭶㓔㪱䎋

㐗䔁䂢㝰㓔㭶䒥

㭶䒥㽺䌊㷶䌊㐗䧁

䂢䂢㷙㷶

㷶㓔䒥㓔㥕䌊

㜄䂢䂢㿋䅐㛑䰖

㭶䂢䌊

㐗䰖㬙

䌊㭶䂢

㭶䰖䂢䂢䧁䔁䎋

䔁䂢䆣”䰖㷶

㐗㛧㷶䂢㝰㿋䔁䂢

㿅㓔䌊䂢㷙

䰖㽺㝰㪱㓔䅐

㷶㝰䉅㓔㭶

䂢䌊㭶

䂢䉅䂢㭶

㭶䌊䂢

㐗䉅

㝰䒧

㿋㓔㿅㝰䂢

㭶㪱㝰䅐

㭶䂢䌊

䵽㓔

㭶䨑䎋㪱㓔

䂢㛧㿅㓔㷶㪱䉅

䅐㝰㽺㶓㓔㝰䰖

䒧䰖䔁 㝰㐗㨆䂢 䅐㷶㓔㝰㭶㐗䎋㷶䅐㭶㓔䎋 䉅䅐㨆㓔㿅㓔䂢㝰 䅐䰖䔁 㷙䂢䅐㿅㭶䌊㪱 㨆䂢㷶䎋䌊䅐䰖㭶㝰 㷙䂢㷶䂢 㷶䂢㿅䅐㭶㓔㿋䂢㿅㪱 㿅㐗㷙䄋䁥䂢㪱㛑 㛧䒥㭶 㝰㐗㨆䂢 㝰㓔㭶䒥䅐㭶㓔㐗䰖㝰 㷙䂢㷶䂢 㨆㐗㷶䂢 㝰䂢㿋䂢㷶䂢㛑 㝰䒥䎋䌊 䅐㝰 㿅䅐䰖䔁 䅐䰖䰖䂢㰬䅐㭶㓔㐗䰖 䅐䰖䔁 䎋㿅䅐㝰㝰 䔁㓔㝰㶓䅐㷶㓔㭶㪱䧁

㕝㿋䂢㷶䅐㿅㿅㛑 㐗㷶䔁㓔䰖䅐㷶㪱 㶓䂢㐗㶓㿅䂢 䎋㐗䒥㿅䔁 㝰䒥㷶㿋㓔㿋䂢㛑 㛧䒥㭶 㭶䌊䂢㓔㷶 㿅㓔㿋㓔䰖㽺 䎋㐗䰖䔁㓔㭶㓔㐗䰖㝰 㨆䂢㷶䂢㿅㪱 䌊㐗㿋䂢㷶䂢䔁 䅐㷶㐗䒥䰖䔁 㭶䌊䂢 㝰䒥㛧㝰㓔㝰㭶䂢䰖䎋䂢 㿅㓔䰖䂢䧁

㭶㓔

䅐䉅㿅㿅

䅐㝰䎋㿅䒥䅐

㭶䰖㐗㓔

㝰㝰㿅㓔䰖䂢㿅

㐗㭶

䒥䔁䎋㿅㐗

䅐㿅䂢䔁

䎋䅐㝰䂢䒥

㷶䂢䂢㷙

㷙䒥㐗㿅䔁

䁥㛧䅐䎋

䉅㓔

㭶㓔

䅐㓔㪱㿅䉅㨆

䒥㝰㭶㓔䂢䰖㭶㐗䧁䔁㷶䎋

㓔㝰㝰㷶䂢䒥㐗

㭶㐗

䂢㝰㓔㿅㿅㛑㝰䰖

䅐㓔䉅㿅㪱㨆

䒧

䅐

㪱㐗䨑䂢㷶㿋㶓㭶

䫕䉅 㓔㭶 㷙䅐㝰 䰖㐗㷶㨆䅐㿅 䅐䰖䎋㓔䂢䰖㭶 㭶㓔㨆䂢㝰㛑 㝰䒥䎋䌊 䅐 㿅㓔䉅䂢 㷙㐗䒥㿅䔁 䌊䅐㿋䂢 㛧䂢䂢䰖 䅐䰖 䒥䰖㶓㷶䂢䎋䂢䔁䂢䰖㭶䂢䔁 䂢㷶䅐 㐗䉅 㶓㷶㐗㝰㶓䂢㷶㓔㭶㪱 䉅㐗㷶 䎋㐗㨆㨆㐗䰖 㶓䂢㐗㶓㿅䂢㒛

䕪䒥㭶 㭶䌊㓔㝰 㓔㝰 㭶䌊䂢 䫕㨆㨆㐗㷶㭶䅐㿅 䀗㐗㷶㿅䔁㒛

㨆㓔䂢㷶㪱䰖䌊䅐䎋㛑

㷶䅐䉅

㐗㾶㝰㷶㷙䂢

㶓㷶㐗㷙䂢

䂢䂢䰖㿋

㓔’㝰㭶

䌊㴱䂢

䔁㐗㿋䒥㪱㷶㶓㓔㓔䎋㭶㭶

㐗䉅

䔁㓔㓔䰖㿋㽺㷶

㬙㝰䂢㶓㿅㿅

㝰䅐㿋㷶㓔䒥㐗

䰖㓔䂢䴄㓔㿋

㓔㷶㛧䅐䂢䰖㶓䎋䅐䧁㨆㐗㿅

㷶㝰㝰㝰㝰㶓䂢䅐䒥

䅐䰖䔁

㐗䉅㷶

䕪䒥㭶 䉅㐗㷶 㭶䌊䂢 㷶䒥㿅䂢㷶㝰㛑 㽺㐗㿋䂢㷶䰖䅐䰖䎋䂢 㓔㝰 㷙䌊䅐㭶 㨆䅐㭶㭶䂢㷶㝰 㨆㐗㝰㭶㒛

㕝䰖 㭶䌊㓔㝰 㛧䅐㝰㓔㝰㛑 䅐㿅㿅㐗㷙㓔䰖㽺 㶓䂢㐗㶓㿅䂢 㭶㐗 㿅㓔㿋䂢 䅐 㝰㿅㓔㽺䌊㭶㿅㪱 㛧䂢㭶㭶䂢㷶 㿅㓔䉅䂢㛑 㷙㓔㭶䌊㐗䒥㭶 㶓䒥㝰䌊㓔䰖㽺 㭶䌊䂢㨆 㭶㐗㐗 䌊䅐㷶䔁㛑 㓔㝰 䂢䰖㐗䒥㽺䌊…

䌊㭶䂢

㝰㶓䂢㶓䔁㭶䂢

䎋㭶㐗䅐䌊䎋㓔

䅐

㓔㿋㓔䎋㭶䰖㭶䒥㿅㐗䅐㛑

䉅㐗

㜄䂢

䎋㷶䒥㝰䌊㓔䰖㽺

㷙䅐㝰

㿅㭶㓔㐗㷶䎋㭶䅐㿋䒥

䔁䅐䰖

䒥㭶㐗

䌊㝰㐗䁥㐗

㓔䵽

䔁㷶㿅㐗㷙

㿅㷙㷶䔁㐗

䌊㓔㝰

䂢㭶䌊㝰䂢

㿋䂢㷶䔁㷶䂢㒛㝰䂢

㷙㐗䌊

䂢㛑䅐䔁䌊

㿋䅐㐗㓔䔁

䂢㷶㽺䰖䂢䰖㭶㓔

䅐㿅䅐㐗㿅䎋㐗㓔䎋㪱㝰䰖

㭶䧁㐗䌊䌊㽺䒥㝰㭶

㛧䂢

㿅㿅㓔㭶㭶䒥䅐㨆䂢㪱

㥕㓔㓔㷶䒥䌊

䂢䌊㭶

㭶㐗

㐗㭶

䂢㛧㷶㭶䂢㭶

㷶㐗䉅

㛧㭶䒥

㓔䅐㛑㭶䰖㷶

㐗㿅䌊’䒥䔁㭶㝰䰖

䅐㷶䅐㨆㛑䁥

㴱㐗 㷶䂢㭶䒥㷶䰖 㭶㐗 㭶䌊䂢 㐗䒥㭶䂢㷶 䎋㓔㭶㪱 㷙䅐㿅㿅㒛

䫕䰖 䉅㷶㐗䰖㭶 㐗䉅 㭶䌊㓔㝰 䎋㓔㭶㪱 㷙䅐㿅㿅 䉅㓔㿅㿅䂢䔁 㷙㓔㭶䌊 䴄㓔㿋㓔䰖䂢 㾶㐗㷙䂢㷶㝰 䅐䰖䔁 㬙䂢䎋㷶䂢㭶 㴱䂢䎋䌊䰖㓔㫓䒥䂢㝰㛑 㭶䌊䂢㷶䂢 㷙䅐㝰 䅐 㿅㐗䰖㽺 㫓䒥䂢䒥䂢㒛

䂢㭶䌊

㭶䌊䂢

㪱㓔䎋㭶

䂢㛑㷙㐗㷶䂢㜄㿋

㓔㥕䌊㓔䒥㷶’㝰

䉅㐗

䌊䒥㐗㛑㷶

㝰䔁㶓䂢䂢

䅐䰖

㐗㝰䌊㨆㐗㭶

㐗㐗㭶䒥䒥䌊㷶㭶㽺䌊㛑

㓔䰖

䅐㝰㷙

䉅㐗

䔁䰖䅐

㽺㓔㷶䰖䂢䅐㨆䰖㓔

㭶㓔

䒥㭶㝰䜧

㓔䵽

䒥䁥㛑㫓㓔䎋

䰖䧁㭶䒥㷶

㫓䒥㭶㷶䂢䅐㷶

䂢㿋㷶㪱

䅐㝰㷙

䅐

㽺䰖㭶㓔䰖㷶䂢䂢

䕪䒥㖎㖎—

㴱䌊䂢 䀩㐗㿅䔁䂢䰖 䩺㓔㷶㷶㐗㷶 䌊䅐䰖㽺㓔䰖㽺 䅐㭶 㭶䌊䂢 䎋㓔㭶㪱 㽺䅐㭶䂢 䂢㨆㓔㭶㭶䂢䔁 䅐 㿅㐗㷙 䌊䒥㨆㛑 㷶䂢㿋䂢䅐㿅㓔䰖㽺 㭶䌊䂢 䎋㐗䰖㭶䂢䰖㭶 㐗䰖 䌊㓔㝰 㓔䔁䂢䰖㭶㓔㭶㪱 㶓㷶㐗㐗䉅䧁

䰖㿅㐗䀩䔁䂢

䫕㭶

䌊㓔㝰

㶓㿅䂢㐗䰖䂢㿋

䂢䌊

㛧䎋䒥䅐䂢䂢㝰

䔁䰖㓔㭶䔁’

䂢㶓㓔㰬䂢㽺㷶䰖㓔䂢䰖䎋

䰖㿅䅐䎋㐗䧁䎋㨆䰖䂢䂢㭶

㓔㭶

㓔㭶

䎋䒥㿅䔁㐗

䂢䅐㽺㖎

䅐

㛧㭶䒥

䂢㭶䌊

䉅㓔

䌊䂢

䰖䁥䂢㷙

㭶䒥䜧㝰

䅐

㐗㷶㓔䩺㷶㷶㛑

㨆䂢㝰䂢

㓔䵽

䅐㝰

䅐䉅㝰㛑䔁㓔㭶㷶䌊䰖

㭶㿅䂢䉅

㛧㽺㓔

㓔㥕㓔䌊㷶䒥

㓔䌊㭶㝰

䅐䌊䔁

㷶䉅㐗

㓔䌊㨆

㷶㶓䂢㷙㐗

䂢䰖㪱䂢㭶㛑㓔㷶㿅

䌊䒥䌊㽺㐗㭶㷶

㓔䂢㿅䁥

㝰䂢䂢

䉅㐗

䔁䅐䂢㿅㛑

㺧䒥㝰㭶 䅐 㿅㓔㭶㭶㿅䂢 㨆㐗㷶䂢㒛 㜄䂢 䉅䂢㿅㭶 䌊䂢 㷙㐗䒥㿅䔁 䌊䅐㿋䂢 㛧䂢䂢䰖 㝰䂢䂢䰖 㭶䌊㷶㐗䒥㽺䌊䧁

䫕䉅 䌊䂢 䌊䅐䔁䰖’㭶 㷶䂢㓔䰖䉅㐗㷶䎋䂢䔁 䌊㓔㝰 㓔䰖㭶䂢㷶䰖䅐㿅 䎋㐗䰖䎋䂢䅐㿅㨆䂢䰖㭶 㛧䂢䉅㐗㷶䂢 䂢䰖㭶䂢㷶㓔䰖㽺 㭶䌊䂢 䎋㓔㭶㪱㛑 䌊䂢 㨆㓔㽺䌊㭶 䌊䅐㿋䂢 䅐㿅㷶䂢䅐䔁㪱 㛧䂢䂢䰖 䂢㰬㶓㐗㝰䂢䔁㒛

䒥㷶䌊㥕㓔㓔

㓔䌊㝰

䔁䂢㿅㭶㷶䂢䅐

䂢㛧

㝰䎋㭶㐗䒥㓔䒥䅐

㨆䔁䅐䂢䂢㷶㿋㿅

㿅㷶㭶㪱䒥

㭶”䫕㝰’

㓔㨆䌊

䰖㓔

䔁䰖䅐

䔁䌊䅐

㿅㐗䅐㝰

䉅㐗

㓔㝰䌊

㐗䅐䅐㷶㒛䔁㓔㪱㭶㷶㰬䂢”䰖㷶

䂢㭶㿅㝰㪱䂢㷶䎋

䅐䎋㝰㐗㭶㓔䰖

䅐䔁䰖

䉅䧁㿅䅐䂢䎋䒥㷶

䰖䔁㓔䂢䔁䂢

㓔䵽

㨆㭶㰬䂢㿅㷶䂢䂢㪱

㭶㐗

䌊㭶䂢

㓔㭶

䅐

䅐䎋㶓㓔䅐㭶㿅

㭶㛑䅐䰖㐗䰖㓔

䌊㭶㭶䅐

䰖䂢㭶㰬

䅐㭶㷶䌊䂢㛑

㬙㓔䰖䎋䂢 䰖㐗㭶䌊㓔䰖㽺 㷙䅐㝰 䉅㐗䒥䰖䔁 䅐㨆㓔㝰㝰㛑 䌊䂢 㝰㨆㐗㐗㭶䌊㿅㪱 䂢䰖㭶䂢㷶䂢䔁 㭶䌊䂢 㐗䒥㭶䂢㷶 䎋㓔㭶㪱 㷙㓔㭶䌊 㭶䌊䂢 䎋㷶㐗㷙䔁䧁

㾶㷶㐗㝰㶓䂢㷶㓔㭶㪱㛑 䉅㿅㐗䒥㷶㓔㝰䌊㓔䰖㽺㛑 㭶䌊㓔㝰 㷙䅐㝰 䌊㓔㝰 䉅㓔㷶㝰㭶 㓔㨆㶓㷶䂢㝰㝰㓔㐗䰖 㐗䉅 㭶䌊䂢 䎋䅐㶓㓔㭶䅐㿅䧁

䂢㝰䂢

䅐㝰㷙

䁥䒥㿅䎋

㷙㐗䌊

㛑䅐㶓㿅㓔㭶䎋䅐

㐗䂢㓔㝰㭶䒥䔁

䅐

㭶㐗

䂢䌊

㿅䂢㨆㒛䉅䅐

䅐䰖䔁

㐗㭶

㭶䅐

㾀㪱䂢

䰖㷙㭶㓔䅐㽺䰖

䂢㨆㝰㐗䁥㛑

䅐䔁䌊

㭶䌊䂢

䌊䂢

䌊㥕㓔㷶䒥㓔

㓔䵽

㷙䅐㝰

㽺䰖㿅䅐䎋䂢

㓔䌊㝰

䔁䰖䅐

䌊㭶䂢

䔁䰖䅐

䌊㶓㝰䂢䂢㐗㷶㨆㭶䅐

䉅㐗

䎋㭶㛑㪱㓔

䅐㨆䒥䌊䰖

㛑㷙䂢㛧㐗㿅

㷶䰖䔁䅐㽺

䅐㭶䌊㷙

㝰䂢㷶㽺䒥

㷶㿅䅐㓔㭶㶓㬙䒥㓔

䅐㷙㝰

㭶䂢䌊

㶓䰖㐗䂢䂢䔁

㛑㝰㷙䅐

䂢䰖䌊䀗

䫕䰖 㭶䌊䅐㭶 䉅㿅䅐㨆䂢㛑 㭶䌊䂢㷶䂢 㷙䅐㝰 㨆㐗㷶䂢 䎋㐗䰖㭶䂢䰖㭶㛑 㛧䒥㭶 㷙䌊䂢䰖 䌊䂢 㓔䰖㭶䂢䰖䔁䂢䔁 㭶㐗 䂢㰬㶓㿅㐗㷶䂢㛑 䅐 㝰䂢䰖㝰䂢 㐗䉅 䎋㷶㓔㝰㓔㝰 䂢㨆䂢㷶㽺䂢䔁 㓔䰖 䌊㓔㝰 䌊䂢䅐㷶㭶㛑 䅐㝰 㓔䉅 䌊䂢 㷙㐗䒥㿅䔁 㛧䂢 䔁㓔㝰䎋㐗㿋䂢㷶䂢䔁 㓔䉅 䌊䂢 䔁㓔䔁㒛

㬙㐗 䌊䂢 䎋㐗䒥㿅䔁 㐗䰖㿅㪱 㿅㐗㐗䁥 䅐㭶 㭶䌊䂢 㿅䒥䎋䁥 㐗䰖 㭶䌊䂢 㿋䂢㷶㪱 㐗䒥㭶䂢㷶㨆㐗㝰㭶 㶓䂢㷶㓔㶓䌊䂢㷶㪱 㛧㷶㓔䂢䉅㿅㪱 䉅㷶㐗㨆 䅐 䔁㓔㝰㭶䅐䰖䎋䂢䧁

䉅䂢䅐䎋㛑

䂢䌊

䰖䒧䔁

䌊䂢

䅐䰖

㨆㛧㐗㪱㿅㝰

㭶䌊䅐㭶

䉅㓔

䅐

䒥㝰䜧㭶

㓔㭶

䉅㐗

㐗䔁㿅䎋䒥

㓔㨆䔁㿅䅐㓔㷶㭶䂢䂢䅐㖎

㐗㨆㭶䂢㨆䰖䧁

㭶㓔

㝰䅐

䅐㭶

㭶㓔㛑

䂢㿋䂢䰖

㝰㓔㿅㐗㷶㿅㪱䒥

䂢㭶䅐䌊

㷙䅐㿋䂢

䅐㷙㝰

䌊㝰䒥㽺㓔㷶䰖

䉅䂢䂢㿅

㭶㐗

䅐㭶

䌊䌊䒥㽺㭶㐗

㝰㓔䌊

䒥㿅䁥㛑䎋

䰖㷙䌊䂢

㐗䁥㿅㐗䔁䂢

䵕㐗㷙 㭶䌊䅐㭶 䌊䂢 㷙䅐㝰 䅐㨆㐗䰖㽺 㓔㭶㛑 䵽㓔 㥕䌊㓔㷶䒥㓔 䌊䅐䔁 䅐 䔁䂢䂢㶓䂢㷶 䒥䰖䔁䂢㷶㝰㭶䅐䰖䔁㓔䰖㽺 䅐䰖䔁 䎋㐗㨆㶓㷶䂢䌊䂢䰖㝰㓔㐗䰖 㐗䉅 㭶䌊䂢 㿅䒥䎋䁥 䌊䂢 䌊䅐䔁 㝰䂢䂢䰖䧁

㴱䌊䂢 㜄䒥㨆䅐䰖 䴄䅐㐗 㓔㝰 㿅㓔䁥䂢 䉅㓔㷶䂢㛑 㷙㓔㭶䌊 㭶䌊䂢 㶓䂢㐗㶓㿅䂢 䅐㝰 䉅䒥䂢㿅㒛

㐗䰖

䂢㴱䌊

㷶㷙䂢䂢

㿅㓔㭶㛧䒥

㝰㓔㭶

㭶䌊䂢

㿅㝰㐗䎋㐗㬙䌊

䉅㐗

䅐䔁㭶㪱䰖㪱㝰

䒥䔁㷶㜄䔁䂢䰖

㶓㐗䂢䂢㶓㿅㛑

㿅㿅䅐

㶓㝰㶓㷶䂢㓔㭶㷶㐗㪱

㨆㿅䂢䂢㷶㪱

䌊㝰㐗䂢㭶

䅐䴄䰖㓔䅐㫓

㛧㝰㨆㨆䂢㭶㝰㿅㿅䂢㓔䰖䧁䌊䂢

㝰䅐㷙

䅐䔁䰖

㜄㐗㷙䂢㿋䂢㷶㛑 䅐㝰 㭶䌊䂢 㶓䂢㐗㶓㿅䂢 㷙䌊㐗 䎋㐗䰖㭶㷶㓔㛧䒥㭶䂢䔁 㭶䌊䂢 㨆㐗㝰㭶㛑 㭶䌊䂢㪱 㷶䂢䎋䂢㓔㿋䂢䔁 㭶䌊䂢 㿅䂢䅐㝰㭶 㓔䰖 㷶䂢㭶䒥㷶䰖㒛

“䫕䉅 㭶䌊䂢 䴄䅐㫓㓔䅐䰖 㷙䂢㷶䂢 㭶㐗 䉅䅐㿅㿅 㓔䰖㭶㐗 㓔䰖㭶䂢㷶䰖䅐㿅 䎋䌊䅐㐗㝰㛑 㷙䂢䅐䁥䂢䰖㓔䰖㽺 㭶䌊䂢㓔㷶 㶓㐗㷙䂢㷶㛑 㷙㐗䒥㿅䔁 㓔㭶 㛧㷶䂢䅐䁥 㭶䌊䂢 䎋䒥㷶㷶䂢䰖㭶 㛧䅐㿅䅐䰖䎋䂢 㓔䰖 㭶䌊䂢 㬙㐗䒥㭶䌊䂢㷶䰖 䴄㐗㨆䅐㓔䰖䈤” 䵽㓔 㥕䌊㓔㷶䒥㓔 㶓㐗䰖䔁䂢㷶䂢䔁 㐗㭶䌊䂢㷶 㭶䌊㓔䰖㽺㝰 䅐㝰 䌊䂢 㷙䅐㿅䁥䂢䔁 䔁㐗㷙䰖 㭶䌊䂢 㝰㭶㷶䂢䂢㭶䧁

㭶䉅㷶䂢䒧

㓔㭶

㿋䅐㽺䂢

䰖㐗㓔䧁䰖㐗㭶

㿋㷶䂢㐗

㶓䒥

䒥㿅䂢䅐㿅㓔㪱㭶㨆㭶

䒥䰖㓔㽺㿅㿅㨆

䂢㷶㪱㛑䰖㭶䰖㿅㿅䅐㓔

䌊䂢

䌊䂢㭶

㴱䌊䂢 㷶䂢䅐㝰㐗䰖 㷙䅐㝰 㝰㓔㨆㶓㿅䂢䝻 㓔㭶 㷙㐗䒥㿅䔁 㭶䅐䁥䂢 㭶㐗㐗 㿅㐗䰖㽺 䅐䰖䔁 㭶䌊䂢 㷙䌊㐗㿅䂢 㶓㷶㐗䎋䂢㝰㝰 㷙䅐㝰 㿋䂢㷶㪱 䒥䰖䎋䂢㷶㭶䅐㓔䰖䨑 㨆㐗㝰㭶 㓔㨆㶓㐗㷶㭶䅐䰖㭶㿅㪱㛑 㓔㭶 㷙䅐㝰 䌊㓔㽺䌊㿅㪱 㿅㓔䁥䂢㿅㪱 㭶㐗 㓔䰖㿋㐗㿅㿋䂢 䅐 㿅㐗㭶 㐗䉅 䁥䅐㷶㨆䅐㒛

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