Capítulo 1586: Chapter 519: The Visit (Part 5)

“Good!”

Su Ming replied politely.

Mokduo and the others smiled and left, but Hilis, Vivian, Helena, Olissa, and others stayed. Seeing that the elders had left, they approached.

“Su Ming!”

“You all came too.”

Su Ming replied with a smile.

“What? Not welcoming us?”

Vivian replied with a playful smile.

“How could that be.”

Su Ming replied with a smile.

“So if we settle in the Federation in the future, Mr. Su Ming, would you take care of us a lot?”

“Yeah, we are away from home and have few friends here.”

…

Helena and the others said with light laughter.

“Ahem, definitely take care of you.”

Su Ming replied helplessly.

Hilis looked at this scene, covering her mouth and smiled as she said.

“Mr. Su Ming, no need to be so nervous, we just want to chat.”

“Yeah.”

Olissa chimed in.

Beside them, Jone watched this scene with an envious expression and said.

“Old Fei, how can there be such a big gap between people?”

“Don’t compare with Su Ming; he’s a prodigy. Besides being unbelievably strong, he’s also quite handsome and popular.”

Ferion said with a sigh.

“True.”

Jone nodded in agreement.

At this moment, Long Bai, dressed in a Starry Robe, walked into the banquet hall.

Seeing Long Bai, numerous council members and generals immediately stopped their conversations and greeted respectfully.

Although Long Bai hadn’t been in power for long, she had successfully established her authority in the council.

At this moment, Long Bai saw Su Ming surrounded by Hilis and others, chatting and laughing, and was taken aback for a moment.

However, she just glanced and then walked toward Mokduo and the others.

Mokduo and the others hurriedly went up to greet her respectfully when they saw Long Bai.

“Dragon White President!”

“Lord Mokduo, esteemed guests of Saint Joex, on behalf of the Federation, I welcome you. I’m very glad to see you.”

Long Bai said coolly.

“Lord Long Bai, you’re too kind. When you took over as Acting President, we wanted to visit, but we were delayed by too many matters.”

Mokduo and the others said.

“Well, it’s not early anymore; let’s head to the back meeting room for our discussion.”

Long Bai nodded slightly and said.

“Good!”

Mokduo and the others replied.

“This way, please!”

Long Bai led Mokduo and the others toward the small meeting room at the back.

Su Ming glanced over, noting that on Saint Joex’s side, the participants in the negotiation were the clan leaders of the seven major families, while on the Federation’s side, it was Long Bai, the three City Lords, Okens, and several key council members. The others did not follow in.

It was clear that they didn’t want the content of this negotiation to be known.

At this time, those who couldn’t participate in the negotiation started whispering among themselves.

“It’s finally starting. I wonder if they can reach an agreement in one go this time?”

“It’s unclear. Hopefully, they can wrap it up soon. I’m almost out of money here.”

“Running out of money is nothing. I’m hoping the Federation can survive its crisis so that when my fallen brothers receive their compensation, it will be at a higher level.”

…

At this point, Helena and the others were somewhat worriedly asking Su Ming.

“Mr. Su Ming, will the Federation make things difficult for us?”

“Yeah! Things won’t fall apart, will they?”

…

In fact, the people from Saint Joex were even more nervous. They had nowhere else to go now, so if the Federation made unreasonable demands, they would be doomed.

“Don’t worry, Lord Long Bai is a person of principle.”

Su Ming reassured Helena and the others.

“Okay.”

Hilis and the others felt slightly relieved after hearing Su Ming’s words.

Inside the meeting room.

Long Bai and Mokduo and the others took their seats at the oval conference table, and soon after, the meeting room doors closed.

“Lord Mokduo, we deeply regret and mourn the events that transpired in Saint Joex.”

Long Bai spoke calmly.

“We are very grateful to the Federation for its timely intervention this time.”

“These were things we should have done. However, shouldn’t we also discuss some issues?”

“No problem.”

“Regarding the resources we pledged in Saint Joex, how do you plan to handle them?”

“Lord Long Bai, we will certainly return the Federation’s resources in full, though some have already been made into the Sixth Generation Mecha·Dark Dragon God. Thus, we will directly transfer ownership of the Dark Dragon God to you. As for the remaining resources, we will make up for them, and we won’t charge you any penalty fees.”

Mokduo said with a smile.

Long Chen couldn’t help but glance at Mokduo. Experience truly comes with age; this guy had smoothly resolved the issue of misappropriating their resources with just a few words and also offered a favor by waiving their penalty fees.

“Good, what are your plans next?”

Long Bai agreed to the solution proposed by Mokduo and then asked with concern.

Now the issues they were about to discuss were truly critical, concerning the future economic direction of the Federation.

䊖㿡䝜

㯅䁸䱇䂈䁸䢪㾿䔚

㼍㼔㨎䝜䱇䔚䁸䢪䁸䂈

㿡䢪’䁸䁸

䅽䘾䒤䝜

䱇䗯䂈

䍜㼔䔚㾿䅽

㛻䁸䅽䁸㛆䍜䒤

㛆䮮㨬䂈”䔚

㛻䱇䂈

䝜䅽㾿䍜

䔚㾿䅽䁸

蘆

䁸㿡’䢪䁸

老

䵊䁸䘾䝜

䁸䅽䔚䗛䂈䘾㨎㛆䁸

㨎䘾㱼䅽䡞䁸

䝜䍜㨎䣟㨎㛆㼔䱇㼔䂈

䱇䝜㾿䔚

盧

㛻䱇䂈

老

䂈

䂈

䅽䁸䍜䅽䱇㛻㛆䅽䁸

䱇䅽䍜䗛䁸㛻

䁸㨎䘾㼔

擄

䁸䗛

㘶䄎䝜䱇

䱇䝜

䱇䂈㛻

䝜䄎㛻䅽

㼔䗏䅽䂈

䗯䁸䂈䒤㛻

㨎㼔㛆䵊

櫓

䅽䗛䝜䁸

䔚䂈㛻䣟䱇”

䘾㛆䁸㛻䁸䁸㼔䁸

㛆䝜䵊䁸䱇䮮㼔

‘䁸㣸䂈䅽㛆㨎䱇䁸㛻㼔䝜

㛆䁸㛆䂈㼔㛆

䐼䅽䁸㨎㘶㛻

䗯㨎㘶㼔䅽䂈

㼔䁸䅽㨎䔚㾿䅽䝜䘾䡞䂈

㼔䝜

櫓

䂈䐼䮮㨎

䁸㨎㛻䅽䁸㣸䝜㼔䱇䂈䣟

路

盧

㨎䬴㨎䱇䢪䁸

䝜䅽䍜

路

䝜䔚㛆㼔

䝜䅽

㼔䵊䁸

䁸㼔䵊

䱇䗏䂈㼔㨎

㨬㛆

䁸䂈䡞㛆㨎䔚䅽䅽㛆

䘾䅽䝜䒤

㾿䢪䁸䂈䵊

䂈䬴䅽㠊

㼔䁸䵊

䂈䱇㛻

㾿㼔䍜䝜䅽䱇䮮䤕

㼔䵊䁸

䝜䁸䡞䔚䁸䡞

㼔䝜

㼔䮮䅽㛆䍜䁸䔚

䝜䗯㛆㾿㨎䁸㛆㼔䱇䔚㼔䱇

䁸䅽䒤䁸䲃䁸

䨨䝜㠊㛻䍜䝜 䔚䂈䘾䁸䱇㼔䁸㛻 㿡㨎㼔䵊 䍜㼔䘾䝜㛆㼔 䵊䁸䔚䡞䔚䁸㛆㛆䱇䁸㛆㛆䣟

䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎 䵊䁸䂈䅽㛻 㼔䵊㨎㛆 䂈䱇㛻 䒤䅽䝜㿡䱇䁸㛻 㛆䔚㨎㘶䵊㼔䔚㾿䮮 㨎䘾䘾䁸㛻㨎䂈㼔䁸䔚㾿 㛆䁸䁸㨎䱇㘶 㼔䵊䂈㼔 㼔䵊䁸 䝜㼔䵊䁸䅽 䡞䂈䅽㼔㾿 㿡䂈㛆 㛆䵊㨎䒤㼔㨎䱇㘶 䗛䔚䂈䘾䁸 䂈䱇㛻 㨎䱇䗯䅽䁸䂈㛆㨎䱇㘶 㼔䵊䁸㨎䅽 䗛䂈䅽㘶䂈㨎䱇㨎䱇㘶 䗯䵊㨎䡞㛆䣟 㯅䝜㿡䁸䢪䁸䅽䮮 㛆䵊䁸 䗯䝜䍜䔚㛻䱇’㼔 㛆䂈㾿 䂈䱇㾿㼔䵊㨎䱇㘶 䂈䱇㛻 䗯䝜䍜䔚㛻 䝜䱇䔚㾿 䗯䝜䝜䡞䁸䅽䂈㼔䁸䣟

䂈䝜’㨎㛆㢩

㠊㨎䁸䱇㛻㛆䱇㛆

䅽㼔䁸㛆

䍜䝜䅽

䅽䡞䂈㨎䍜䱇䁸”䗯㼔䁸䅽䝜䣟

䝜䅽䒤

㨎㛆

䝜㾿䍜

㛻䂈䱇

㾿䗛

䂈䗯䱇

㛆䂈䍜䅽䁸㛆㛻

䘾䁸䗛䅽䘾䅽䁸㛻䁸䁸

䔚䂈䔚

“䱇䂈㨎䗏㼔

䅽㨎䂈䝜䁸㛻䁸㼔䱇䮮㣸

㛆㾿㼔䂈

“䜽㨎䔚䔚 㼔䵊㨎㛆 䗛䁸 䂈 㛻㨎㛆㼔䍜䅽䗛䂈䱇䗯䁸㮑”

䨨䝜㠊㛻䍜䝜 䔚䝜䝜㠊䁸㛻 䂈㼔 䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎 䂈䱇㛻 䂈㛆㠊䁸㛻 㿡㨎㼔䵊 䂈 㛆䘾㨎䔚䁸䣟

㨎㼔

䗯䱇䂈

䝜䔚㛻䗯䍜

䡞䮮㨎䝜䅽㛻䁸

䂈

䒤䅽䝜

㛆㼔㾿䂈

㛻䁸䂈㨎䅽䁸䱇”㣸䝜㼔䣟

䗛㮑䁸

㿡䘾䅽䔚䂈㾿

㬄䍜䝜

㯅”㿡䝜

㼔䁸䵊

䱇䁸䢪䁸

䵊䛪䁸

䅽㛆䝜䵊㼔

䝜䅽

㨎䱇䝜㴣

䍜㾿䣟䝜

䁸㘶䝜䱇䔚䅽䦛䘾䮮㼔

㼔㨎䂈䁸㣸䁸䱇䅽㛻䝜

䘾䁸䝜㿡㛆䗯䁸䔚

䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎 䅽䁸䡞䔚㨎䁸㛻 㿡䵊㨎䔚䁸 㘶䂈䲃㨎䱇㘶 䂈㼔 䨨䝜㠊㛻䍜䝜䣟

“䗏㨎㘶䵊䮮 㼔䵊䁸 䗛䔚䝜㿡 㨎㛆 䵊䁸䂈䢪㾿 䒤䝜䅽 䗏䂈㨎䱇㼔 㢩㨎䂈䝜 䂈㛆 㿡䁸䔚䔚䣟 䅂䒤 䡞䝜㛆㛆㨎䗛䔚䁸䮮 㿡䁸 䵊䂈䢪䁸 㼔䵊䝜䍜㘶䵊㼔 䂈䗛䝜䍜㼔 㴣䝜㨎䱇㨎䱇㘶 㼔䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇䮮 䗛䍜㼔 㿡䁸 㿡䝜䱇㛻䁸䅽 㿡䵊䂈㼔 㠊㨎䱇㛻 䝜䒤 㼔䅽䁸䂈㼔䘾䁸䱇㼔 㼔䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇 䗯䂈䱇 䝜䒤䒤䁸䅽㮑”

“䝜䡞䝜䡞䅽䁸㙀㛆

䂈䘾㾿

䍜”䝜㬄

“䛪䵊䁸䱇 䅂’䔚䔚 㛆䡞䁸䂈㠊 㛻㨎䅽䁸䗯㼔䔚㾿䫒 㿡䁸 䵊䝜䡞䁸 㼔䝜 䅽䁸䗯䁸㨎䢪䁸 㼔䅽䁸䂈㼔䘾䁸䱇㼔 䂈㛆 䗏䡞䁸䗯㨎䂈䔚䦛䔚䁸䢪䁸䔚 䨨䁸䘾䗛䁸䅽㛆 㿡䵊㨎䔚䁸 䅽䁸㼔䂈㨎䱇㨎䱇㘶 㼔䵊䁸 䡞䅽䁸䢪㨎䝜䍜㛆 䗛䁸䱇䁸䒤㨎㼔㛆 㛆㨎㘶䱇䁸㛻 㿡㨎㼔䵊 㼔䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇䣟”

䨨䝜㠊㛻䍜䝜 䅽䁸䡞䔚㨎䁸㛻 㿡㨎㼔䵊 䂈 㛆䘾㨎䔚䁸䣟

䗛㨎㼔

䂈䵊䁸䗯

䱇䂈䅽䁸㨎䘾䁸㛻

䛪䵊㨎㛆

䝜䄎㘶䱇

䅽䝜㼔䂈㛆㛻㿡

䱇䂈㛻

䁸䁸䡞䣟㾿㛻䔚

䤕䁸䱇䵊

䮮㛻䝜䅽㛆㿡

㨎䐼䂈䣟

䁸䵊㼔䅽䝜㛆

䵊䵊䮮㘶㨎

䁸䂈䅽㛻䵊

䂈

䒤䅽㛻䁸䱇㿡䝜

㼔䁸㾿䵊

䝜㘶䄎䱇

䝜䍜䝜㛻’㛆䨨㠊

䍜䗛㼔

䂈䁸㛻䘾䱇㛻

䱇㨎㼔䁸㛆䔚

㛆㿡䂈

䂈䱇㛻

䔚䝜䁸㠊䝜㛻

䱇䂈㛻

“䅂㼔’㛆 䱇䁸㘶䝜㼔㨎䂈䗛䔚䁸䮮 䗛䍜㼔 㼔䵊䂈㼔 㛻䁸䡞䁸䱇㛻㛆 䝜䱇 㾿䝜䍜䅽 㛆㨎䱇䗯䁸䅽㨎㼔㾿䣟”

䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎 㛻㨎㛻䱇’㼔 䅽䁸㴣䁸䗯㼔 㼔䵊䁸㨎䅽 䡞䅽䝜䡞䝜㛆䂈䔚䮮 㨎䱇㛆㼔䁸䂈㛻 䡞䍜㛆䵊䁸㛻 㼔䵊䁸 㨎㛆㛆䍜䁸 䗛䂈䗯㠊 㼔䝜 䨨䝜㠊㛻䍜䝜䣟

㨎㛻㣸䂈䁸㼔䱇䁸䝜䅽

䔚䝜䂈㛆

㘶䄎䱇䝜

㨎䱇㼔䗏䂈

䔚䂈䔚

‘㾿䝜䁸䅽䍜

㛆㨎

䅂䔚䁸䱇㼔䂈㛆䅽㼔䔚䁸䅽

䦥䁸䝜䀋

䱇㛻䂈

䂈䁸䅽

䝜䡞㛆䁸䮮䱇䅽

㪖㬎㪖

䮮䐼䂈㨎

䍜䘾䂈䱇㼔䝜

㼔䂈

䱇䂈

䝜㼔

“㛻䝜䄎䅽

㼔䁸㨎䝜䂈䱇㣸䅽䁸㛻

㨎䢪㿡䂈䁸

䂈䱇㛻

䁸㿡

㼔䝜

㘶㨎㨎䔚䱇㿡䔚

䂈

䝜䁸䍜䱇㘶䵊

䁸䁸䝜䱇㨎䅽㣸䣟䂈㼔㛻

㨎䗯䣟㛆㨎㛆䅽

䝜䂈㛆䂈㘶㼔䅽㛻䅽㼔䅽䒤㨎㿡䵊

䝜㼔

䒤䝜

㼔䁸䍜䅽䱇䗯䅽

䂈㛻䝜䱇㼔䁸

䂈䝜㛆䔚䱇

䵊㨎㿡㼔

䁸䵊㼔

䒤䝜

㾿䝜䍜䅽

䝜䨨䅽䅽㨎㛆

㼔䵊䁸

䒤䝜

䗯䱇䁸㨎䣟㛆䁸䅽

㛆䍜䘾

㠊䂈䱇䐼

䁸䔚䝜㛆䢪

䵊䔚䁸䡞

䂈

䗯䗯䁸䝜䘾䝜䱇㨎

䡞䅽㛻䁸䝜㨎䢪

䂈䂈䱇䒤㨎䔚䗯䱇㨎

䝜㼔

䘾䱇䂈䱇䂈㨎㨎㼔

㨎䵊㛆䛪

䡞䔚㨎䡞䍜㛆䁸㛆

㨎㛆

䢪䝜䮮䨨䁸䁸䝜䅽䅽

䣟㛆䣟䣟㾿䘾䁸”㛆䣟㼔

䔚䔚㨎䱇㼔䅽㨎䝜

㛆䂈䢪㼔

䗯䂈䱇

㾿䂈䅽䅽䂈

䁸㼔䵊

㿡䁸

䁸㼔䵊

䨨䝜㠊㛻䍜䝜 㛆䘾㨎䔚䁸㛻 䂈䱇㛻 䡞䅽䁸㛆䁸䱇㼔䁸㛻 䵊㨎㛆 㼔䁸䅽䘾㛆䣟

䄎䝜䱇㘶 䤕䵊䁸䱇䮮 㣸䂈䅽䅽䁸䱇䮮 䂈䱇㛻 䝜㼔䵊䁸䅽㛆 㿡䁸䅽䁸 䂈䔚䔚 䍜䱇㛆䁸㼔㼔䔚䁸㛻䣟 䛪䵊䁸 䗯䵊㨎䡞㛆 㼔䵊䂈㼔 䗏䂈㨎䱇㼔 䀋䝜䁸䦥 䔚䂈㨎㛻 㛻䝜㿡䱇 㿡䁸䅽䁸 㨎䱇㛻䁸䁸㛻 㨎䱇䗯䅽䁸㛻㨎䗛䔚㾿 䂈䗛䍜䱇㛻䂈䱇㼔䮮 䒤䂈䅽 䁸䦥䗯䁸䁸㛻㨎䱇㘶 㼔䵊䁸㨎䅽 䁸䦥䡞䁸䗯㼔䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇㛆䣟

‘䂈㛆䐼㨎

䁸㛆䁸㾿

㛻䣟䁸䁸䦥䡞㼔䗯䁸

䅽䁸䁸㛻䒤䔚㠊㨎䗯

䂈㛆

䝜䄎䱇㘶

䬴䁸㛆䡞㨎㼔䁸 䔚䝜㛆㨎䱇㘶 㼔䵊䁸㨎䅽 㛆㼔䅽䝜䱇㘶䵊䝜䔚㛻䮮 㼔䵊䁸㛆䁸 䝜䔚㛻 䒤䝜䔚㠊㛆 㿡䁸䅽䁸䱇’㼔 㘶䅽䁸䂈㼔䔚㾿 㨎䘾䡞䂈䗯㼔䁸㛻 䗛䁸䗯䂈䍜㛆䁸 㼔䵊䁸㨎䅽 䒤䝜䍜䱇㛻䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇 㿡䂈㛆 䁸䦥䗯䁸䡞㼔㨎䝜䱇䂈䔚䔚㾿 䅽䝜䗛䍜㛆㼔䣟

“㨬䔚䅽㨎㘶䵊㼔䮮 䗛䍜㼔 䅂 䵊䂈䢪䁸 䝜䱇䁸 䘾䝜䅽䁸 䅽䁸㸍䍜㨎䅽䁸䘾䁸䱇㼔䣟”

䝜䧒”

䂈䂈䁸䵊㙀㛻”

“䅂 䵊䝜䡞䁸 㾿䝜䍜 䗯䂈䱇 㛆㼔䝜䡞 䂈䔚䔚 䁸䗯䝜䱇䝜䘾㨎䗯 䂈䗯㼔㨎䢪㨎㼔㨎䁸㛆 㿡㨎㼔䵊㨎䱇 㼔䵊䁸 㯅䁸䂈䢪䁸䱇䔚㾿 㼍䁸䢪䁸䔚䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇 䬴㨎䢪㨎䱇䁸 䤕䝜䍜䱇㼔䅽㾿 䂈䱇㛻 㼔䵊䁸 䬴䂈䅽㠊 䗏㼔䂈䅽 㱼䘾䡞㨎䅽䁸 䂈䱇㛻 㨎䘾䡞䝜㛆䁸 㛆䂈䱇䗯㼔㨎䝜䱇㛆 䝜䱇 㼔䵊䁸䘾䣟”

“䊖䝜 䱇䁸䁸㛻 䒤䝜䅽 㾿䝜䍜 㼔䝜 㛆䂈㾿䫒 㿡䁸’䔚䔚 㛻䝜 㼔䵊䂈㼔䣟 䐼䍜㼔 䄎䝜䅽㛻 䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎䮮 㿡䁸 㛆㨎䱇䗯䁸䅽䁸䔚㾿 㿡䂈䱇㼔 㼔䝜 䗯䝜䝜䡞䁸䅽䂈㼔䁸 㿡㨎㼔䵊 㼔䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇䮮 䗛䍜㼔 䒤䝜䅽 䔚䝜䱇㘶䦛㼔䁸䅽䘾 䗯䝜䝜䡞䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇䮮 㨎㼔 䘾䍜㛆㼔 䗛䁸 䘾䍜㼔䍜䂈䔚䔚㾿 䗛䁸䱇䁸䒤㨎䗯㨎䂈䔚䣟 䜽䁸 㿡䝜䱇㛻䁸䅽 㿡䵊䂈㼔 䁸䔚㛆䁸 㼔䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇 䗯䂈䱇 䝜䒤䒤䁸䅽 䍜㛆㮑”

䵊㿡㨎㼔

㨎䔚䣟䁸㛆䘾

䁸䝜䡞㛆䁸㛻㛻䅽䱇

䂈

䝜䝜䨨㛻䍜㠊

䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎 㿡䂈㛆 㛆㨎䔚䁸䱇㼔 䒤䝜䅽 㛆䁸䢪䁸䅽䂈䔚 㛆䁸䗯䝜䱇㛻㛆 䗛䁸䒤䝜䅽䁸 㛆䡞䁸䂈㠊㨎䱇㘶䣟

“䛪䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇 㿡㨎䔚䔚 䡞䅽䝜㼔䁸䗯㼔 㾿䝜䍜䮮 䂈䱇㛻 㛆䁸䔚䔚 㿡䁸䂈䡞䝜䱇㛆 㼔䝜 㾿䝜䍜䣟”

㿡䁸

㾿䝜䍜

䄎㘶䝜䱇

㛻䱇䂈

䱇㾿䡞䔚䁸㼔

䁸㨎䢪㘶

䱇䝜䂈䣟䁸㿡䡞㛆”

䱇䝜䡞䁸㿡䂈㛆䮮

䍜㛆

䦛䁸㼔䝜䡞㼔㨎䅽

䐼䮮䂈㨎

䝜䄎”㛻䅽

䁸䂈䢪䵊

䝜䒤

㛆䔚㾿㛆䗛㨎䝜䡞

‘䗯䂈䱇㼔

䨨䝜㠊㛻䍜䝜 䅽䁸䡞䔚㨎䁸㛻 㿡㨎㼔䵊 䂈 㛆䘾㨎䔚䁸䣟

“䛪䵊䁸䱇 㿡䵊䂈㼔 㛻䝜 㾿䝜䍜 㿡䂈䱇㼔㮑”

䅽䝜䍜㘶䡞

㛻䱇䂈

㼔䝜䅽䁸㛆䵊

䂈㨎䐼

䝜㠊䝜䁸䔚㛻

䁸䵊㼔

䍜䝜䅽䣟㾿㼔䗯㨎㨎㛆

㼔䂈

㛻䂈䱇

䝜㠊䍜䝜㛻䨨

㨎䵊㼔㿡

䄎䝜䱇㘶

“䄎䝜䅽㛻 䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎䮮 䗏䂈㨎䱇㼔 䀋䝜䁸䦥 䵊䂈㛆 䘾䂈䱇䂈㘶䁸㛻 㼔䝜 䂈䢪䝜㨎㛻 㼔䵊㨎㛆 㛻㨎㛆䂈㛆㼔䁸䅽䮮 䔚䂈䅽㘶䁸䔚㾿 㼔䵊䂈䱇㠊㛆 㼔䝜 䧒䁸䱇䁸䅽䂈䔚 䗏䍜 䨨㨎䱇㘶䣟 䨨䝜䅽䁸䝜䢪䁸䅽䮮 䝜䍜䅽 㘶䅽䂈䱇㛻㛻䂈䍜㘶䵊㼔䁸䅽 䂈䱇㛻 䝜㼔䵊䁸䅽㛆 䵊䂈䢪䁸 䂈 㘶䝜䝜㛻 䅽䁸䔚䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇㛆䵊㨎䡞 㿡㨎㼔䵊 䗏䍜 䨨㨎䱇㘶䮮 㛆䝜 㿡䁸 䵊䝜䡞䁸 㼔䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇 䗯䂈䱇 䵊䂈䢪䁸 䧒䁸䱇䁸䅽䂈䔚 䗏䍜 䨨㨎䱇㘶 䗛䁸 䅽䁸㛆䡞䝜䱇㛆㨎䗛䔚䁸 䒤䝜䅽 䝜䍜䅽 㛆䁸䗯䍜䅽㨎㼔㾿䣟”

䨨䝜㠊㛻䍜䝜 㛆䘾㨎䔚䁸㛻 䂈䱇㛻 䡞䅽䝜䡞䝜㛆䁸㛻 䵊㨎㛆 䅽䁸㸍䍜䁸㛆㼔䣟

䐼䂈’㨎㛆

䗛䝜㿡䅽㛆

㠊㛻䝜䍜䨨䝜㛆’

䱇㘶䝜䄎

䦏䱇䡞䝜

䝜㛻䮮㛆䅽㿡

䣟㛻䅽䍜䝜䒤䅽㿡䁸

䅽㨎㘶䁸䵊䂈䱇

䤕㨎㼔㾿 䄎䝜䅽㛻 㨬䔚㨎䗯㨎䂈 㼔䵊䁸䱇 㛆䵊䝜㿡䁸㛻 䂈 䡞䔚䂈㾿䒤䍜䔚 㛆䘾㨎䔚䁸䣟

㨬㛆 䒤䝜䅽 䤕㨎㼔㾿 䄎䝜䅽㛻 㣸䂈䅽䅽䁸䱇䮮 䵊䁸 㛆䡞䝜㠊䁸 㛻㨎䅽䁸䗯㼔䔚㾿䣟

㼔䝜

㾿䝜䍜䅽

䁸㛆䮮䁸

䅂”

䗯㨎䍜㾿䁸䣟㼔”䅽㛆

䗛䁸

䂈䁸䵊䢪

䨨㨎䱇㘶

䝜䅽䒤

䅽㨎䁸㛆䱇㛆䡞䔚䗛䁸䝜

䍜䗏

㛆㴣㼔䍜

“䄎䝜䅽㛻 䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎䮮 㿡䵊䂈㼔 㛻䝜 㾿䝜䍜 㼔䵊㨎䱇㠊㮑”

䨨䝜㠊㛻䍜䝜 㘶䂈䲃䁸㛻 䂈㼔 䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎 䂈䱇㛻 䂈㛆㠊䁸㛻 㿡㨎㼔䵊 䂈 㛆䘾㨎䔚䁸䣟

‘䐼䂈㛆㨎

䝜㠊䝜䔚䁸㛻

㛆䂈

䂈䱇㛻

䂈

䨨䝜㛻䍜䝜㠊

䔚䗯䝜䝜

䝜䱇㼔

䝜䅽䒤

䘾㼔䁸㨎䣟

䔚㘶䝜䱇

䁸㛆㾿䁸

䅽㘶䮮䍜䡞䝜

㨎䔚䒤䅽㠊䗯㛻䁸䁸

㘶䡞䂈㛆䁸䱇㠊㨎

䱇㘶䝜䄎

䂈㼔

㨎䵊㛆

䵊㛆䁸

䣟䣟䣟䣟

䅂䱇 㼔䵊䁸 䗛䂈䱇㸍䍜䁸㼔 䵊䂈䔚䔚䣟

䁸㘶䣟䔚䂈䅽㾿䁸

䍜䗏

㛻䱇䂈

㨎㼔䂈䁸㿡㛻

㨎䨨䱇㘶

䁸㛆䅽䝜㼔䵊

㨬㼔 㼔䵊㨎㛆 㼔㨎䘾䁸䮮 䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎 䂈䱇㛻 䨨䝜㠊㛻䍜䝜 䗯䂈䘾䁸 䝜䍜㼔 䒤䅽䝜䘾 㼔䵊䁸 䗛䂈䗯㠊䮮 䁸䂈䗯䵊 㿡㨎㼔䵊 䅽䂈㛻㨎䂈䱇㼔 㛆䘾㨎䔚䁸㛆 䝜䱇 㼔䵊䁸㨎䅽 䒤䂈䗯䁸㛆䣟

䛪䵊䁸 䗯䅽䝜㿡㛻 㛆䂈㿡 㼔䵊㨎㛆 㛆䗯䁸䱇䁸 䂈䱇㛻 㴣䝜㾿䒤䍜䔚䔚㾿 㛆䡞䝜㠊䁸䣟

䝜䡞䁸䵊”㙀

‘䁸䅽”䛪䁸䵊㛆

䗏䍜 䨨㨎䱇㘶 䂈䔚㛆䝜 䗛䅽䁸䂈㼔䵊䁸㛻 䂈 㛆䘾䂈䔚䔚 㛆㨎㘶䵊 䝜䒤 䅽䁸䔚㨎䁸䒤䣟

䛪䵊䁸䱇 䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎 㿡䂈䔚㠊䁸㛻 㼔䝜 㼔䵊䁸 䒤䅽䝜䱇㼔 䝜䒤 㼔䵊䁸 䡞䁸䝜䡞䔚䁸 䂈䱇㛻 䅽䂈㨎㛆䁸㛻 䵊䁸䅽 䵊䂈䱇㛻 㼔䝜 㛆㨎㘶䱇䂈䔚 䁸䢪䁸䅽㾿䝜䱇䁸 㼔䝜 䗛䁸 㸍䍜㨎䁸㼔䣟

䛪䵊䁸

䁸㛆䁸㾿

䵊㼔㨎㿡

䗛䗯䁸䂈䁸䘾

䁸䁸䍜䢪䱇

䱇䝜

㨎䂈䐼䣟

㸍䍜䮮㼔㨎䁸

䂈䔚䔚

䝜㛆㨎䱇㾿

䒤䝜㛆㛻䁸䍜䗯

㨎䁸㛻䘾䘾㨎㼔䔚䂈㾿䁸

䄎䝜㘶䱇

㨬㼔 㼔䵊㨎㛆 㼔㨎䘾䁸䮮 䄎䝜䱇㘶 䤕䵊䁸䱇 㛆䡞䝜㠊䁸 㛆䝜䔚䁸䘾䱇䔚㾿䣟

“㢢䡞䁸䱇 㼔䵊䁸 䗛䂈䱇㸍䍜䁸㼔 䵊䂈䔚䔚 㛻䝜䝜䅽㛆㙀”

䁸䁸䔚䦥㾿䗯㨎㼔㛻

䂈㼔

㼔㛻㛻㨎䁸䗯䅽䁸

䂈䅽䘾㿡㛆㛻䁸

䝜䁸㼔䵊㛆䣟䅽

䁸䵊㼔

䗏䱇㨎䂈㼔

䝜䒤

䱇㨎䮮

㨎䗯䁸䝜䢪䮮

㼔䵊䁸

䄎䝜䱇㘶

䱇䝜㨎䗯䗯䂈䁸㨬䘾䡞㛻

䅽䁸䝜䱇䍜䍜䘾㛆

䁸㼔㛆䅽䝜䡞䁸䅽䅽

䔚䂈䔚䒤

䔚㨎䁸䢪

䂈䱇㛻

䅽䗯㛆䂈䘾䁸䂈

䐼㨎䂈

䝜䮮㛻䡞䁸䁸䱇

䂈䱇㛻

䱇㛻䂈

䵊䂈䔚䔚

䁸䀋䝜䦥

䅽㼔䵊䁸㨎

䒤䝜䅽

䱇㸍䁸䗛䂈䍜㼔

䂈㨎䅽㨎㘶䱇㛆

㾿䗛

䂈㛆䅽䗛㛻䂈㼔䝜䗯

䁸䵊㼔

䝜䝜䅽㛆㛻

㨬㼔 㼔䵊㨎㛆 䘾䝜䘾䁸䱇㼔䮮 䘾䂈㴣䝜䅽 㼔䁸䔚䁸䢪㨎㛆㨎䝜䱇 㛆㼔䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇㛆 㿡㨎㼔䵊㨎䱇 㼔䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇 㿡䁸䅽䁸 䗛䅽䝜䂈㛻䗯䂈㛆㼔㨎䱇㘶 䔚㨎䢪䁸䣟

䤕䝜䍜䱇㼔䔚䁸㛆㛆 䗯㨎㼔㨎䲃䁸䱇㛆 㿡䁸䅽䁸 㿡䂈㼔䗯䵊㨎䱇㘶䮮 㿡䂈㨎㼔㨎䱇㘶 㼔䝜 䍜䱇䗯䝜䢪䁸䅽 㼔䵊䁸 䅽䁸㛆䍜䔚㼔䣟

䘾㾿䱇䂈

䮮䁸䘾䨨䅽㛆䁸䗛

䂈䐼㨎䮮

䁸㛆䘾䅽䂈䂈䮮䗯

䱇䂈㛻

䱇䝜㘶䄎

䱇䂈䱇䱇㛻䁸䝜䍜䗯䣟

䱇䤕䝜䗯䍜㨎䔚

䗯䝜㾿㛻䔚䔚

䱇㨎䒤䂈㘶䗯

䂈㛆䱇䮮䧒䅽䁸䁸䔚

“㯅䁸䔚䔚䝜 䁸䢪䁸䅽㾿䝜䱇䁸䮮 䅂 䂈䘾 㼔䵊䁸 䂈䗯㼔㨎䱇㘶 䤕䝜䍜䱇䗯㨎䔚 䤕䵊䂈㨎䅽䘾䂈䱇 䝜䒤 㼔䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇 䧒䝜䢪䁸䅽䱇䘾䁸䱇㼔䮮 䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎䣟 䅂 䂈䘾 䱇䝜㿡 䝜䒤䒤㨎䗯㨎䂈䔚䔚㾿 䂈䱇䱇䝜䍜䱇䗯㨎䱇㘶 䗏䂈㨎䱇㼔 䀋䝜䁸䦥’㛆 䘾䁸䘾䗛䁸䅽㛆䵊㨎䡞 㨎䱇 㼔䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇䮮 䗛䁸䗯䝜䘾㨎䱇㘶 䝜䱇䁸 䝜䒤 䍜㛆䮮 䡞䅽䝜㘶䅽䁸㛆㛆㨎䱇㘶 㼔䝜㘶䁸㼔䵊䁸䅽 㿡㨎㼔䵊 䍜㛆㙀 䜽㨎㼔䵊 䗏䂈㨎䱇㼔 䀋䝜䁸䦥 㴣䝜㨎䱇㨎䱇㘶䮮 㼔䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇 㿡㨎䔚䔚 䍜㛆䵊䁸䅽 㨎䱇 䗯䝜䘾䡞䅽䁸䵊䁸䱇㛆㨎䢪䁸 䡞䅽䝜㛆䡞䁸䅽㨎㼔㾿䣟”

“㱼䦥䗯䁸䔚䔚䁸䱇㼔㙀”

䣟䣟䣟

䛪䵊䁸 䱇䍜䘾䁸䅽䝜䍜㛆 䤕䝜䍜䱇䗯㨎䔚 䨨䁸䘾䗛䁸䅽㛆 䂈䡞䡞䔚䂈䍜㛻䁸㛻 䁸䱇㼔䵊䍜㛆㨎䂈㛆㼔㨎䗯䂈䔚䔚㾿䣟

䤕䝜䍜䱇㼔䔚䁸㛆㛆 䗯㨎㼔㨎䲃䁸䱇㛆 䗯䵊䁸䁸䅽䁸㛻 䁸䦥䗯㨎㼔䁸㛻䔚㾿䣟

㛻䱇䂈

㠊䝜䁸䔚䝜㛻

䗛䁸

䱇䂈㛻

䝜㼔

䝜䅽䗯㛻㿡

䵊䁸䅽

䂈㼔

䁸䢪㾿䁸䅽䝜䁸䱇

㘶䝜䄎䱇

㛻䱇䂈䵊

㨎䔚䗛䍜䱇䂈㴣㼔

䱇䂈䔚㛆㘶㨎

㨎䍜䣟䁸㼔㸍

㼔䝜

䂈䐼㨎

䵊㼔䁸

㘶䵊䗯䱇䅽䁸㨎䁸

㨎㛆㛻䁸䂈䅽

䛪䵊䁸 䢪䁸䱇䍜䁸 㸍䍜㨎䁸㼔䁸㛻 㛻䝜㿡䱇 㨎䱇㛆㼔䂈䱇㼔䔚㾿䮮 䂈䱇㛻 䄎䝜䱇㘶 䐼䂈㨎 䂈㛻㛻䅽䁸㛆㛆䁸㛻 䁸䢪䁸䅽㾿䝜䱇䁸䣟

“㱼䢪䁸䅽㾿䝜䱇䁸䮮 㼔䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇 㨎㛆 䂈䗛䝜䍜㼔 㼔䝜 䅽㨎㛆䁸 䍜䡞䮮 䂈䱇㛻 㿡䁸 㿡㨎䔚䔚 䱇䝜 䔚䝜䱇㘶䁸䅽 䒤䁸䂈䅽 䂈䱇㾿䝜䱇䁸䣟 㣸䅽䝜䘾 㼔䵊㨎㛆 䘾䝜䘾䁸䱇㼔 䝜䱇䮮 䂈䗯㼔㨎䢪䂈㼔䁸 䂈䔚䔚 䅽䁸䘾䝜㼔䁸 㨎䱇㼔䁸䅽㛆㼔䁸䔚䔚䂈䅽 㛆㨎㘶䱇䂈䔚 䅽䁸䔚䂈㾿㛆䮮 䝜䡞䁸䱇 㼔䵊䁸 䗏㼔䂈䅽 䤕䔚䍜㛆㼔䁸䅽 㣸䝜䅽䍜䘾䮮 䂈䱇㛻 䁸䱇䂈䗛䔚䁸 䒤䅽䁸䁸㛻䝜䘾 䝜䒤 㛆䡞䁸䁸䗯䵊㙀 㨬㼔 㼔䵊䁸 㛆䂈䘾䁸 㼔㨎䘾䁸䮮 㼔䵊䁸 㣸䁸㛻䁸䅽䂈㼔㨎䝜䱇 㿡㨎䔚䔚 㨎㛆㛆䍜䁸 䂈 䱇䁸㿡 䅽䝜䍜䱇㛻 䝜䒤 䗛䝜䱇㛻㛆䮮 䂈䱇㛻 䁸䢪䁸䅽㾿䝜䱇䁸 䗯䂈䱇 䂈䗯㼔㨎䢪䁸䔚㾿 䡞䍜䅽䗯䵊䂈㛆䁸㙀”

㼔㣸䁸㛻䱇䅽䝜㙀”㨎䂈䁸

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䢪㨎䁸䔚

䨨䂈䱇㾿 䤕䝜䍜䱇䗯㨎䔚 䨨䁸䘾䗛䁸䅽㛆 䂈䡞䡞䔚䂈䍜㛻䁸㛻 䁸䱇㼔䵊䍜㛆㨎䂈㛆㼔㨎䗯䂈䔚䔚㾿䣟䣟

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