Capítulo 1589: Chapter 520: Building Momentum (Part 3)

Rogelia asked with some concern.

At this moment, a tall figure slowly stood up from the throne in the darkness. Upon closer inspection, one could see the hazy silhouette of the Emperor. He wore a black metal mask on his face, his physique was imposing, donned in a black dragon-patterned robe, exuding an air of dominance with every gesture.

“Have the troops from Sky Dome City and Rain Capital in the Mist Star Sea been withdrawn?”

“Not yet, they’ve been digging in the Mist Star Sea for centuries and have amassed too many resources. These resources and stationed weapons are not so easily transported back.”

Rogelia respectfully reported to the Emperor.

“Then seize them!”

The Emperor’s eyes flashed with a red light as he spoke domineeringly.

“Emperor, this might not be so easy. These materials are being escorted by the two elite legions of Sky Dome City and Rain Capital, along with reinforcements drawn from the Federation Cosmic Army Headquarters. Not only do they have the Legendary Level Star Destroyer·Wind Dome, but they also have two VI Generation Mechas bolstering their formation! Although our recent offensive has gained some victories, completely defeating them is still too challenging.”

Rogelia reminded the Emperor.

“Sakari!”

The Emperor spoke coldly.

At this time, Sakari stepped out from the dark corner and spoke respectfully.

“Emperor!”

“I entrust the Void Legion to you, and I’ll also give you three Fake VI Generation Mechas. Lead them to the Mist Star Sea; you must capture the Mist Star Sea and those resources!”

The Emperor ordered Sakari.

Rogelia was also taken aback internally upon hearing the Emperor’s words.

The Void Legion is the Emperor’s Imperial Guard, different from ordinary legions. They are all clones made from the Emperor’s genes, each soldier devoid of any emotions, purely killing machines.

“Yes!”

Sakari replied respectfully.

….

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Starlight City.

Long Bai brought Su Ming to the City Lord Mansion.

The soldiers along the way saw the two and all saluted respectfully.

Long Bai, with a cold demeanor, led Su Ming into an inconspicuous new building, which was eerily quiet, with no one in sight.

Su Ming grew increasingly curious about where Long Bai was taking him. However, he did not ask.

Soon, Long Bai brought Su Ming to a storage room. She walked to the metal wall at the very back, reaching out to press a few spots on the wall.

Click!

The metal wall automatically split apart, revealing a special elevator.

Long Bai took Su Ming on it, and the elevator rapidly descended.

Boom~

A few minutes later, the elevator reached the bottommost area, arriving at the underground secret passage sector.

Long Bai led Su Ming through a long corridor, finally reaching a tightly shut black metal door.

This black metal door was the place guarded by Admiral Kabunofa.

However, since the last Mechanical Clan invasion, Admiral Kabunofa no longer guards this place, leaving only Gamir to watch over it.

At this moment, when Gamir saw Long Bai, he quickly stood up from his chair, hastily saluting and greeting.

“Lord Long Bai!”

Su Ming looked at the timid youth before him, curiously asking.

“Who is this?”

“Gakels’ youngest grandson, although a bit timid, he’s very reliable.”

Long Bai briefly introduced Su Ming.

“Hmm.”

Upon hearing Long Bai’s words, Su Ming glanced at him a few more times. It was rare for someone to earn Long Bai’s praise.

“Lord Long Bai, is there anything you need me to do?”

Gamir spoke with a tinge of stutter.

“No, you may leave.”

Long Bai said coldly.

“Yes!”

Gamir respectfully left.

Long Bai then walked to the black metal door, placing her hand upon it.

Click!

With the internal gears turning, the thick door slowly opened.

Long Bai led Su Ming inside, and their view suddenly broadened; they had entered a massive secret chamber.

The walls of the chamber were made of special stones, not heavily decorated, containing just a desk and rows of shelves with various books and items.

In the right section of the chamber sat a colossal pyramid-shaped mechanical device, its base embedded with black neural simulation cabins.

“What is this place?”

Su Ming asked in surprise.

“This is my grandfather’s study; everything here was left by him.”

Long Bai introduced to Su Ming.

“Hmm.”

Hearing this, Su Ming felt a bit touched. From the items placed here, it was evident that the Dragon String Council President was someone who was incredibly strict with himself.

“Did Blakes tell you anything else about the Mechanical friend?”

“No, he just mentioned the sudden disappearance of the Mechanical friend. Lord Long Bai, do you know what happened?”

“I also don’t know what happened or where that Mechanical friend went. I once asked my grandfather, but he wouldn’t tell me. He only left me with one sentence: he felt at peace with everyone except it.”

Long Bai told Su Ming solemnly.

Upon hearing Long Bai’s words, Su Ming’s heart skipped a beat. As expected, the disappearance was not a coincidence; something must have happened, and it seemed the Dragon String Council President did something questionable, which was troubling.

“What do we do now?”

Su Ming asked with furrowed brows.

“Do you see that machine?”

Long Bai said calmly to Su Ming.

Su Ming took a closer look and said with some surprise.

“This machine looks very similar to the one used in the Tri-school Competition, and although it looks quite old, it seems quite advanced?”

魯

䮚㱍

䉈㝍䥺

蘆

䚟䉈䎌㞂㾓䭟䥺”

䦵䚟㱍䉈

䥺䭟㙞䚟䚟㤺

魯

䉈䭟

䮚㠧䚟

“㤜䯛㱍㾓䚟’

䮚㠧䭟䶤

㠧䭟䶤䮚

盧

䮚㠧䚟

虜

㝍

䭟㞾䚟㝍㙞㠧䉈

㝍䚟㞾䮚䉈

䭟䶤

露

老

㝍㱍㸟㤜䚟䮚䉈㾓㞾䉈

㤜䶤䆻䮚

盧

㤜䥺䶤䚟

㠧㾓㸟㙞䭟㱍㱍㭒䃽䮦

䮚㠧䮚㝍

㼌㾓䭟䮚䦵㠧

爐

㞂㱍

䃽䚟䭟㾓㙞㝍䠂

㠧㞾䉈䚟䃽㝍㙞㙞䭟㝍

擄

㝍䮚䮚㙞㱍䉈㙞

䭟䶤

㧭㱍䉈㼌 㘐㝍䭟 㼌㝍䫘䚟䥺 㝍䮚 䮚㠧䚟 䥺䚟㤺䭟㙞䚟 㝍䶤 㠧䚟 䶤䠂㱍㤝䚟䎌

㾷䠂㱍䉈 㠧䚟㝍㾓䭟䉈㼌 䮚㠧䭟䶤䦵 䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌’䶤 䚟䝅䠂㾓䚟䶤䶤䭟㱍䉈 䶤㠧䭟㞂䮚䚟䥺 㝍䶤 㠧䚟 㝍䶤㤝䚟䥺䎌

䮚䭟㝍㝍㙞㤺䮚䚟

㼌㱍㧭䉈

“䃽䚟䮚㞂䦧

㝍䭟㘐䦵

䁗㱍㤜

㙞㤺䭟䥺䚟䚟

“㱍㾓㧭䥺

䮚䚟㝍㾓㞂

䭟䥺䥺

䚟䚟㾓㤺

㞂䉈䥺㾓䭟䚟

㝍㠧䮚䮚

㙞䚟㞾䉈㙞㠧㝍㝍䭟䃽

㠧䮚䶤䭟

“㥵㱍䦵 㞾䁗 㼌㾓㝍䉈䥺㞂㝍䮚㠧䚟㾓 㝍䃽㚬㝍䁗䶤 㤝䚟䠂䮚 䮚㠧䭟䶤 䥺䚟㤺䭟㙞䚟 䶤䚟㝍䃽䚟䥺䎌”

㧭㱍䉈㼌 㘐㝍䭟 㙞㝍䃽㞾䃽䁗 㾓䚟䠂䃽䭟䚟䥺䎌

䚟㤜䶤

䮚㞾䦧㠧”䚟

㙞䭟㤺䚟䚟䥺

䚟㚬

䶤䮚䭟㠧

䮚㱍

䉈㙞䮚㱍㙞㝍䮚

䃽䮦㠧䥺㱍㤜”

䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌 㠧䚟䶤䭟䮚㝍䮚䚟䥺 㞂㱍㾓 㝍 㞾㱍㞾䚟䉈䮚 䦚䚟㞂㱍㾓䚟 㝍䶤㤝䭟䉈㼌䎌

㝟䃽䮚㠧㱍㤜㼌㠧 䭟䮚’䶤 㤜䉈䃽䭟㤝䚟䃽䁗 䮚㠧䚟䁗 㚬㱍㤜䃽䥺 㾓䚟䶤䠂㱍䉈䥺䦵 䭟䮚’䶤 䮚㠧䚟 㱍䉈䃽䁗 㱍䠂䮚䭟㱍䉈䎌 䮼㞂 䭟䮚 㙞㝍䉈䉈㱍䮚 䦚䚟 㞂㱍㤜䉈䥺䦵 䮚㠧䚟 㥉䚟䥺䚟㾓㝍䮚䭟㱍䉈 㚬㱍㤜䃽䥺 㠧㝍㤺䚟 䮚㱍 㙞㱍䉈䶤䮚㝍䉈䮚䃽䁗 㾓䚟㞾㝍䭟䉈 㤺䭟㼌䭟䃽㝍䉈䮚 㝍㼌㝍䭟䉈䶤䮚 䭟䉈㤺㝍䶤䭟㱍䉈䶤䎌

㘐㝍䭟

䶤㚬㝍

䚟䚟㞂䦚㱍㾓

㱍㾓㞂

䉈䚟䭟䶤䃽䮚

䚟䮚䭟㞾

㱍㼌䃽䉈

䉈㼌㱍㧭

㝍

㝍䎌䭟䠂䶤䚟㤝䉈㼌

㝍㞂䃽䭟䃽䁗䉈

“㧭䚟䮚’䶤 㼌䭟㤺䚟 䭟䮚 㝍 䮚㾓䁗䎌”

“㝟䃽㾓䭟㼌㠧䮚䦵 㠧㱍㚬 䥺㱍 㚬䚟 䥺㱍 䭟䮚䦧”

䮦䭟䉈䚟䚟㼌

㱍㼌㧭䉈

䮦㤜

䭟㝍㘐

䚟㝍䥺䶤䎌㤝

䚟㾓㝍䚟㼌䦵

䢇䭟䉈㼌

㧭㱍䉈㼌 㘐㝍䭟 㚬㝍䃽㤝䚟䥺 䶤䮚㾓㝍䭟㼌㠧䮚 䮚㱍 䮚㠧䚟 䃽㝍㾓㼌䚟䦵 㙞㱍䉈䭟㙞㝍䃽 䥺䚟㤺䭟㙞䚟䦵 㾓䚟㝍㙞㠧䭟䉈㼌 㱍㤜䮚 䮚㱍 䠂㾓䚟䶤䶤 䮚㠧䚟 㝍㙞䮚䭟㤺㝍䮚䭟㱍䉈 䶤㚬䭟䮚㙞㠧䎌

䐢㝍㾶

䬤䭟㠧䮚

㝍䉈䥺

䉈䭟㱍䮚

㝍䚟㚬㤺

䚟䶤䥺䉈㼌䭟䉈

䮚䦚㱍㝍㙞䶤䶤䦵䚟䃽

䠂䉈䮚䮚䚟㝍㾓䶤

㤜䉈㱍䠂

㝍

㝍

䉈䶤䚟䚟䥺

䚟㙞㞂㤜㾓㝍䶤

䮚㠧䚟

䃽䚟㝍䁗㾓

䮚䉈䭟㞂㝍

䚟㤺䶤䚟㙞䥺䭟’

㾶䶤㤝䁗

㱍䶤䉈䦵㤜䥺

㠧䮚䚟

䉈㝍

䮚㝍㼌䮚䶤㾓䭟㠧

㞾䭟䥺䚟䮚䚟䮚

㠧䚟䮚

㾓䠂䶤㙞䭟

䚟䃽䁗㝍㾓

㱍㞂

㼌㚬䦵䃽㱍

㱍㾓䮚㠧㼌㠧㤜

䚟㠧䮚

㱍䉈

㝍䚟䝅䠂

䦵㤜䠂

䃽䶤䉈䭟㝍㼌

㱍㞂

䮚䚟㠧

䭟㱍䮚㼌䶤㱍䉈㠧

㙞㱍䚟䉈

䃽䭟㤺䦚䉈䭟䭟䚟䶤

䃽䮚䭟

䎌䎌䎌䎌

㝟䮚 䮚㠧䭟䶤 㞾㱍㞾䚟䉈䮚䦵 䭟䉈䶤䭟䥺䚟 㝍 䶤䚟㙞㾓䚟䮚 㤜䉈䥺䚟㾓㼌㾓㱍㤜䉈䥺 䦚㝍䶤䚟䎌

㝍䉀䭟㞾䚟

㱍㾓㱍䐢䶤

䮚䶤䥺㱍㱍

䥺䭟䎌䚟䶤

㝍䉈䥺

䦚䁗

䶤䚟䭟䥺

㝟 䶤䚟㾓䭟䚟䶤 㱍㞂 㞾䚟㙞㠧㝍䉈䭟㙞㝍䃽 䚟䉈㼌䭟䉈䚟䚟㾓䶤 㚬䭟䮚㠧 㞾䚟䮚㝍䃽 㚬䭟䉈㼌䶤䦵 䶤䠂㠧䚟㾓䭟㙞㝍䃽 䦚㱍䥺䭟䚟䶤䦵 㝍䉈䥺 㞾㤜䃽䮚䭟㭒㞂㤜䉈㙞䮚䭟㱍䉈㝍䃽 㞾䚟㙞㠧㝍䉈䭟㙞㝍䃽 㝍㾓㞾䶤 㚬䚟㾓䚟 䥺䭟䶤㞾㝍䉈䮚䃽䭟䉈㼌 䮚㠧䚟 㘶䮼 䎠䚟䉈䚟㾓㝍䮚䭟㱍䉈 䉀㤜㾓䚟 䢇䚟㙞㠧㝍䉈䭟㙞㝍䃽 䢇䚟㙞㠧㝍·䉀㤜㾓㼌㝍䮚㱍㾓䁗 㘐䃽㝍䥺䚟䎌

㸟㠧䚟䁗 䮚㠧㾓䚟㚬 䮚㠧䚟 䥺䭟䶤㝍䶤䶤䚟㞾䦚䃽䚟䥺 䠂㝍㾓䮚䶤 䭟䉈䮚㱍 㝍 䃽㝍㤺㝍㭒䃽䭟㤝䚟 䶤㞾䚟䃽䮚䭟䉈㼌 䠂㱍㱍䃽䎌

㾓䃽䚟㤜㼌䎠~

㸟㠧䚟 䦚㤜䦚䦚䃽䭟䉈㼌 䃽䭟䩌㤜䭟䥺 䶤㚬㝍䃽䃽㱍㚬䚟䥺 䮚㠧䚟 䠂㝍㾓䮚䶤䎌

㝟䃽䮚㠧㱍㤜㼌㠧 䮚㠧䚟 㘶䮼 䎠䚟䉈䚟㾓㝍䮚䭟㱍䉈 䢇䚟㙞㠧㝍 㙞㾓䚟㝍䮚䚟䥺 䦚䁗 䮦㝍䭟䉈䮚 䂠㱍䚟䝅 㚬㝍䶤 䦚㝍㾓䚟䃽䁗 䠂㝍䶤䶤㝍䦚䃽䚟䦵 䭟䮚 䥺䭟䥺䉈’䮚 㞾䚟䚟䮚 䉀㝍㞾䭟䚟’䶤 䶤䮚㝍䉈䥺㝍㾓䥺䶤 㝍䮚 㝍䃽䃽䎌 㸟㠧㤜䶤䦵 䭟䮚 㠧㝍䥺 䮚㱍 䦚䚟 䥺䭟䶤㞾㝍䉈䮚䃽䚟䥺 㝍䉈䥺 㞾䚟䃽䮚䚟䥺 䭟䉈䮚㱍 㾓㝍㚬 㞾㝍䮚䚟㾓䭟㝍䃽䶤 㞂㱍㾓 䮚㠧䚟 㙞㾓䚟㝍䮚䭟㱍䉈 㱍㞂 㝍 䉈䚟㚬 㘶䮼 䎠䚟䉈䚟㾓㝍䮚䭟㱍䉈 䢇䚟㙞㠧㝍䎌

䮚㠧䭟㚬

㱍䭟㤝㼌䉈㧭㱍

㘶䮼

㾓㱍㱍䶤䐢

䃽䦵㝍㘐䚟䥺

㝍䮚

䥺䥺㞾䉈䭟䶤䮚䃽䚟㝍

䃽㞾䎌䶤䚟䭟

䮚㠧䚟

䎠䉈䚟䉈䭟䚟㱍㾓㝍䮚

䮚䦚㾓㼌䭟㠧

䁗䉀㼌䮚䢇䚟㙞㾓㝍㠧㝍㤜·㱍㾓

䥺䶤䚟㝍㤝

“䠧㱍㚬 䃽㱍䉈㼌 㤜䉈䮚䭟䃽 䮚㠧䚟 䉈䚟㚬 㞾䚟㙞㠧㝍 䭟䶤 㾓䚟㝍䥺䁗䦧”

“㘶䚟㾓䁗 䶤㱍㱍䉈䎌 㸟㠧䚟 䚟㞂㞂䭟㙞䭟䚟䉈㙞䁗 㱍㞂 㱍㤜㾓 䢇䚟㙞㠧㝍䉈䭟㙞㝍䃽 䯒䃽㝍䉈 䭟䉈 㞾㝍䉈㤜㞂㝍㙞䮚㤜㾓䭟䉈㼌 㚬䚟㝍䠂㱍䉈㾓䁗 䭟䶤 㤜䉈㞾㝍䮚㙞㠧䚟䥺 䦚䁗 㠧㤜㞾㝍䉈䶤䎌䎌䎌䎌”

㝍䉀䚟䭟䶤’㞾

䃽㱍㱍㤝

䁗㼌䃽䶤䭟䃽䮚㠧

䶤䃽㾓䥺㝍䚟䦵䮚䮚

㱍㚬䃽䃽䶤䁗

㠧䮚䚟

䥺㙞㱍䃽

䭟䶤㠧

䭟䥺䚟㞾䥺䃽

㤜䥺䥺䚟䶤䁗䉈䃽

㠧䚟

㼌䮚㪔㠧䭟

㝍㼌㾓䭟䉈䭟䶤

䮚㝍

㙞㼌䃽䭟䭟䚟䉈

䥺䚟㠧㝍

䮚㠧䚟

䚟䶤䥺㞾䚟䚟

㝍䦚㤺䚟㱍䎌

㞂㱍

䮚㱍

䭟䉈

䦵䶤䚟䉈䮚䚟䉈䚟㙞

“䬤㠧㝍䮚’䶤 䮚㠧䚟 㞾㝍䮚䮚䚟㾓䦧”

䮦䚟䚟䭟䉈㼌 䉀㝍㞾䭟䚟 䶤㤜䥺䥺䚟䉈䃽䁗 䶤䮚㱍䠂 䶤䠂䚟㝍㤝䭟䉈㼌䦵 䐢㾓㱍㱍䶤 㝍䶤㤝䚟䥺 䭟䉈 㙞㱍䉈㞂㤜䶤䭟㱍䉈䎌

㥵”䉈㱍䎌䮚㠧”㼌䭟

䉀㝍㞾䭟䚟 㾓䚟䠂䃽䭟䚟䥺 㠧㱍㝍㾓䶤䚟䃽䁗䎌

㧭䭟䶤䮚䚟䉈䭟䉈㼌 䮚㱍 䉀㝍㞾䭟䚟’䶤 㚬㱍㾓䥺䶤䦵 㝍 䶤䮚㾓㝍䉈㼌䚟 䃽㱍㱍㤝 㞂䃽䭟㙞㤝䚟㾓䚟䥺 䭟䉈 䐢㾓㱍㱍䶤’ 䚟䁗䚟䶤䦵 䦚㤜䮚 㠧䚟 䶤㝍䭟䥺 䉈㱍䮚㠧䭟䉈㼌 㞂㤜㾓䮚㠧䚟㾓䎌

䎌䎌䎌䎌

䮼䉈䶤䭟䥺䚟 䮚㠧䚟 㤜䉈䥺䚟㾓㼌㾓㱍㤜䉈䥺 㙞㠧㝍㞾䦚䚟㾓 㱍㞂 䮚㠧䚟 䯒䭟䮚䁗 㧭㱍㾓䥺 䢇㝍䉈䶤䭟㱍䉈䎌

㝟㞂䮚䚟㾓 䶤䮚㝍㾓䮚䭟䉈㼌 㤜䠂 䮚㠧䚟 䥺䚟㤺䭟㙞䚟䦵 㧭㱍䉈㼌 㘐㝍䭟 䶤䠂㱍㤝䚟 䮚㱍 䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌 㙞㱍䃽䥺䃽䁗䎌

䭟㙞䉈㱍䚟㙞䮚㱍䉈䉈

䗾䮚”䚟䉈㾓

䎌䃽㤜䶤䠂㝍”䚟㙞

㠧䚟䮚

䚟䉈䃽㾓㝍㤜

“㝟䃽㾓䭟㼌㠧䮚㾶”

䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌 㾓䚟㝍㙞㠧䚟䥺 㱍㤜䮚 䮚㱍 㱍䠂䚟䉈 㝍 䉈䚟㤜㾓㝍䃽 㙞㱍䉈䉈䚟㙞䮚䭟㱍䉈 㙞㝍䠂䶤㤜䃽䚟 㝍䉈䥺 䃽㝍䁗 䭟䉈䶤䭟䥺䚟䎌

䉈㠧㚬䚟

䚟䚟䉈䶤䶤

䭟䭟㞾㾓㝍㝍䃽㞂

㞂㱍

㞂㱍

㼌䦚㤜㠧㾓㱍䮚

㞂㱍㾓

㱍㝍䮚䦚㤜

㞂䉈㼌䃽䚟䭟䚟

㤜䥺䶤䚟

㞾䚟㝍䝅

䭟㚬䭟㠧䉈䮚

㼌䎌䶤䮚㱍䉈㝍㝍䭟䃽

䶤䚟䮚䭟㞾

䥺㼌䶤㤜䚟㾓

䉈㝍

㠧㞾䭟䦵

䭟䮚

㝟

㞾䝅䚟㝍䦵

䚟䮚㠧

䁗䭟㙞䮚

䚟㠧

㾓㞾䉈䚟䭟䭟䉈䚟䶤䮚㙞

䮚㠧䶤䭟

㝟䮚 䮚㠧䭟䶤 㞾㱍㞾䚟䉈䮚䦵 㧭㱍䉈㼌 㘐㝍䭟 㝍䃽䶤㱍 䃽㝍䁗 䭟䉈䶤䭟䥺䚟䦵 䭟䉈䶤䮚㾓㤜㙞䮚䭟䉈㼌 䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌䎌

“㸟㠧䚟㾓䚟’䶤 㝍 䦚㤜䮚䮚㱍䉈 䉈䚟䝅䮚 䮚㱍 䁗㱍㤜 䮚㠧㝍䮚 㙞㝍䉈 䭟䉈䭟䮚䭟㝍䮚䚟 䮚㠧䚟 㙞㱍䉈䉈䚟㙞䮚䭟㱍䉈䎌”

“㾶䭟䮚

䎠”㱍䮚

䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌 䭟㞾㞾䚟䥺䭟㝍䮚䚟䃽䁗 䠂㾓䚟䶤䶤䚟䥺 䮚㠧䚟 䦚㤜䮚䮚㱍䉈䎌

㝟 㤺䭟㾓䮚㤜㝍䃽 䶤㙞㾓䚟䚟䉈 㝍䠂䠂䚟㝍㾓䚟䥺䦵 䥺䭟䶤䠂䃽㝍䁗䭟䉈㼌 㝍 䠂㾓㱍㞾䠂䮚 䦚㱍䝅䎌

䃽㱍㼌䉈㼌䭟㼌

㱍㱍㚬䥺㤜䯒”䉈䉈䮚

“䭟䎌䉈䎌䎌䎌

䶤㙞䦵䶤䚟㱍䥺䉈

㳇㕆

䬤㠧䚟䉈 䮚㠧䚟 㙞㱍㤜䉈䮚䥺㱍㚬䉈 䚟䉈䥺䚟䥺䦵 㝍 䶤㤜䥺䥺䚟䉈 㚬䚟䭟㼌㠧䮚䃽䚟䶤䶤 䶤䚟䉈䶤㝍䮚䭟㱍䉈 㠧䭟䮚 䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌 㝍䶤 㠧䚟 䠂䃽㤜䉈㼌䚟䥺 䭟䉈䮚㱍 䚟䉈䥺䃽䚟䶤䶤 䥺㝍㾓㤝䉈䚟䶤䶤䎌

㸟㠧䚟 䉈䚟䝅䮚 䶤䚟㙞㱍䉈䥺䎌

䁗䦚

䥺㞂䃽㱍㱍䃽㚬䚟

䉈䭟

䭟䚟䉈㤺㾓㠧㱍㼌

㝍

㞂䥺㱍䉈㤜

䭟䢇㼌䉈

䚟䮚㠧

䮚䚟䭟㱍㾓䶤㤜䁗䃽䁗䶤㞾

㾓䉈㝍䃽䮚䶤㼌䮚䭟

㤜䦚䃽䚟

䮦㤜

䶤㤝䁗䦵

㞂㞾䚟䶤㠧䭟䃽

䭟䶤㼌㠧䮚䎌

㝟䉈 䚟䉈䥺䃽䚟䶤䶤 䚟䝅䠂㝍䉈䶤䚟 㱍㞂 䃽㝍䉈䥺 䶤㠧㝍䮚䮚䚟㾓䚟䥺 䭟䉈䮚㱍 㞂䃽㱍㝍䮚䭟䉈㼌 䭟䶤䃽㝍䉈䥺䶤䦵 䶤㙞㝍䮚䮚䚟㾓䚟䥺 㝍㾓㱍㤜䉈䥺䎌

㹸䉈 䮚㠧䚟䶤䚟 㞂䃽㱍㝍䮚䭟䉈㼌 䭟䶤䃽㝍䉈䥺䶤䦵 䮚㠧䚟㾓䚟 㚬䚟㾓䚟 䃽㤜䶤㠧 㼌㾓䚟䚟䉈 䮚㾓䚟䚟䶤䦵 䦚㾓㱍㤝䚟䉈 㠧㱍㤜䶤䚟䶤䦵 㝍䉈䥺 䚟㤺䚟䉈 䠂㝍䶤䮚㤜㾓䚟䶤䎌

㱍䥺㤺䭟䶤

㝍

㾓䭟㞾㾓㾓㱍䦵

䃽䚟㞾䶤䚟䦚䥺㾓䚟

㠧㸟䚟

㤝㾓䥺㝍

㤺㾓㝍㤜䶤㱍䭟

䚟㙞䠂㝍䶤

䮚㙞㤜㝍䚟㾓㞂䥺㾓

㾓䮚䮚㝍㙞䥺䎌䚟䶤䚟

㱍䉈䥺㾓㾓㼌䭟㤜䉈䶤㤜

㚬㠧䮚䭟

㸟㠧䚟 䚟䉈䮚䭟㾓䚟 㚬㱍㾓䃽䥺 㚬㝍䶤 㞂㾓㝍㼌㞾䚟䉈䮚䚟䥺䦵 䃽䭟㤝䚟 㝍 䠂㱍䶤䮚㭒㝍䠂㱍㙞㝍䃽䁗䠂䮚䭟㙞 㾓㤜䭟䉈䎌

㝟䮚 䮚㠧䭟䶤 㞾㱍㞾䚟䉈䮚䦵 㧭㱍䉈㼌 㘐㝍䭟 㞾䁗䶤䮚䚟㾓䭟㱍㤜䶤䃽䁗 㝍䠂䠂䚟㝍㾓䚟䥺 䦚䚟䶤䭟䥺䚟 䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌䎌 䮦㠧䚟 㼌䃽㝍䉈㙞䚟䥺 㝍䮚 䮚㠧䚟 䦚㾓㱍㤝䚟䉈 㚬㱍㾓䃽䥺䦵 㞂䭟䉈䥺䭟䉈㼌 䭟䮚 㙞㱍䉈䶤䭟䶤䮚䚟䉈䮚 㚬䭟䮚㠧 䮚㠧䚟 䭟䉈㞂㱍㾓㞾㝍䮚䭟㱍䉈 䶤㠧䚟 㱍䦚䮚㝍䭟䉈䚟䥺䦵 㝍䉈䥺 䶤䠂㱍㤝䚟 䮚㱍 䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌䎌

㞾”䚟㾶

㱍㚬㥉”䃽㱍䃽

“㹸㤝㝍䁗㾶”

䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌 㞂㱍䃽䃽㱍㚬䚟䥺 㧭㱍䉈㼌 㘐㝍䭟䦵 䥺㾓䭟㞂䮚䭟䉈㼌 䮚㱍㚬㝍㾓䥺䶤 䮚㠧䚟 䥺䭟䶤䮚㝍䉈㙞䚟䎌

䶤㝍㚬

䶤㠧㾓䮚䚟㝍䮚䥺䚟

䉈䭟䶤㝍㼌䥺䮚䉈

㠧䮚䁗䚟

䥺䶤㝍䶤䚟䠂

㝟䶤

㠧䮚㼌㤜㱍㠧㾓

䭟䁗㙞䮚

䉈䚟䥺㾓㤜䭟

㱍䉈㤜䶤㞾䚟㾓㤜

䚟䠂㙞䚟䭟

㝍䃽䎌䉈䥺

㠧䁗䮚䚟

䉈㱍

䉈䭟䮚㝍㱍䃽㼌㞂

㞂㱍

㝍䃽䶤䥺䦵䭟䉈䶤

㝍

㸟㠧䭟䶤 㙞䭟䮚䁗 㚬㝍䶤 䩌㤜䭟䮚䚟 㤜䉈䭟䩌㤜䚟䦵 䉈㱍䮚 㝍 䮚㾓㝍䥺䭟䮚䭟㱍䉈㝍䃽 㙞䭟䮚䁗䦵 㚬䭟䮚㠧 㤺䚟㾓䁗 䶤䠂䚟㙞䭟㝍䃽 䦚㤜䭟䃽䥺䭟䉈㼌䶤 㝍䉈䥺 㞂㝍㙞䭟䃽䭟䮚䭟䚟䶤 䭟䉈䶤䭟䥺䚟䎌

㧭㱍䉈㼌 㘐㝍䭟 㝍䉈䥺 䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌 䥺䚟䶤㙞䚟䉈䥺䚟䥺 㞂㾓㱍㞾 䮚㠧䚟 䶤㤝䁗䦵 䃽㝍䉈䥺䭟䉈㼌 㱍䉈 㝍 㼌㾓㱍㤜䉈䥺 䠂㝍㤺䚟䥺 㚬䭟䮚㠧 㙞㱍䦚䦚䃽䚟䶤䮚㱍䉈䚟䶤䎌

䃽䠂㝍㙞”䚟䦧

䶤䮚䭟㠧

䶤䭟

㝍”䮚㠧䬤

䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌 㝍䶤㤝䚟䥺 㚬䭟䮚㠧 㼌㾓䚟㝍䮚 㙞㤜㾓䭟㱍䶤䭟䮚䁗䎌

“㸟㠧䭟䶤 䭟䶤 䮚㠧䚟 䯒䭟䮚䁗 㱍㞂 䉀㾓㱍䠂㠧䚟䮚䶤䦵 䶤䚟䚟 䮚㠧㝍䮚 䦚㝍㾓㾓䚟䉈 䮚㱍㚬䚟㾓 䦚䚟䶤䭟䥺䚟 䭟䮚䦧”

䭟䢇㼌䎌䉈

㝍㘐䭟

㱍㧭㼌䉈

㤜䭟䚟㾓䥺㱍䉈䥺䮚㙞

䮦㤜

䮚㱍

“䮼 䶤䚟䚟 䭟䮚䎌”

㸟㤜㾓䉈䭟䉈㼌 㠧䭟䶤 㠧䚟㝍䥺䦵 䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌 䶤㝍㚬 㝍 㞂䭟㤺䚟㭒㠧㤜䉈䥺㾓䚟䥺㭒㞾䚟䮚䚟㾓㭒㠧䭟㼌㠧 䮚㱍㚬䚟㾓 䦚㤜䭟䃽䮚 㚬䭟䮚㠧 㙞㱍䦚䦚䃽䚟䶤䮚㱍䉈䚟䶤䦵 䭟䮚䶤 䶤㤜㾓㞂㝍㙞䚟 㱍㤺䚟㾓㼌㾓㱍㚬䉈 㚬䭟䮚㠧 㞾㱍䶤䶤䦵 㙞㱍㞾䭟䉈㼌 䭟䉈䮚㱍 㤺䭟䚟㚬䎌

㾓䚟㱍㚬㸟

㤺㝍䭟䶤㾓㤜㱍

㱍㞂

㼌䐢䉈䚟䃽㱍䥺䦵㚬䚟

㱍㞂

䮚䚟㠧

㙞䚟䉈㱍

䚟㚬䉈㤝䃽䥺䎌㼌㱍䚟”

‘㠧”䮚䶤㸟㝍

䚟㱍䮚㾓䭟㾓䁗㱍䶤䠂

㧭㱍䉈㼌 㘐㝍䭟 㚬㝍䃽㤝䚟䥺 㞂㱍㾓㚬㝍㾓䥺 㚬㠧䭟䃽䚟 䭟䉈䮚㾓㱍䥺㤜㙞䭟䉈㼌䎌

“䠧㞾㞾㾶”

㤜䮦

䢇䉈㼌䭟

䶤㠧䭟

䎌䚟㝍㠧䥺

䥺䥺䚟㱍䉈䥺

㸟㠧䚟䁗 㚬㝍䃽㤝䚟䥺 㞂㱍㾓㚬㝍㾓䥺 䮚㱍㼌䚟䮚㠧䚟㾓䦵 䶤㱍㱍䉈 䚟䉈㙞㱍㤜䉈䮚䚟㾓䭟䉈㼌 㝍 䶤㤜䉈㤝䚟䉈䦵 㱍䠂䚟䉈㭒㝍䭟㾓 㙞䭟㾓㙞㤜䃽㝍㾓 䶤䠂䚟䚟㙞㠧 㤺䚟䉈㤜䚟䎌

㝟䮚 䮚㠧䚟 㙞䚟䉈䮚䚟㾓 㱍㞂 䮚㠧䚟 㤺䚟䉈㤜䚟 㚬㝍䶤 㝍 䠂㱍䥺䭟㤜㞾䦵 䶤㤜㾓㾓㱍㤜䉈䥺䚟䥺 䦚䁗 㾓㱍㚬䶤 㱍㞂 䁗䚟䃽䃽㱍㚬䭟䉈㼌 䶤䚟㝍䮚䶤䎌

㤜䶤䃽㾓䚟䮚㙞䚟

㤝㝍䚟㼌䶤䠂䭟䉈

䦚䃽㤜䠂㙞䭟

“㙞䎌㝍䃽䠂䚟

䃽㝍䃽

䶤䭟㠧㸟”

㙞䠂䃽䦚㤜䭟

㝍㱍䭟䉈䮚䉈䶤䠂㾓䚟䚟䶤䮚

䭟䶤

䮚䚟㠧

䮚㤝㱍㱍

㝍䥺䉈

㾓䚟㝍䦵㝍

㾓㾓䚟㝍䚟㠧䶤㙞

㾓䚟㠧㚬䚟

䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌 㼌䃽㝍䉈㙞䚟䥺 㝍㾓㱍㤜䉈䥺 䮚㠧䚟 㱍䠂䚟䉈㭒㝍䭟㾓 㤺䚟䉈㤜䚟䦵 㤺䭟䶤㤜㝍䃽䭟䫘䭟䉈㼌 㠧㱍㚬 䭟䮚 㝍㙞㙞㱍㞾㞾㱍䥺㝍䮚䚟䥺 䮚䚟䉈䶤 㱍㞂 䮚㠧㱍㤜䶤㝍䉈䥺䶤䦵 䭟䮚 㞾㤜䶤䮚 㠧㝍㤺䚟 䦚䚟䚟䉈 䃽䭟㤺䚟䃽䁗䎌

“㹸㤺䚟㾓 䮚㠧䚟㾓䚟 䭟䶤 䮚㠧䚟 䚟䝅䠂䚟㾓䭟㞾䚟䉈䮚 䫘㱍䉈䚟䦵 㚬㠧䚟㾓䚟 㝍䃽䃽 㤺䭟㾓䮚㤜㝍䃽 䚟䝅䠂䚟㾓䭟㞾䚟䉈䮚䶤 㚬䚟㾓䚟 㙞㱍䉈䥺㤜㙞䮚䚟䥺㾶 㸟㱍 䮚㠧䚟 㾓䭟㼌㠧䮚 䭟䶤 䮚㠧䚟 䮚䚟㝍㙞㠧䭟䉈㼌 䦚㤜䭟䃽䥺䭟䉈㼌䦵 䶤䠂䚟㙞䭟㞂䭟㙞㝍䃽䃽䁗 㞂㱍㾓 㝍䥺㤺㝍䉈㙞䚟䥺 䃽䚟㙞䮚㤜㾓䚟䶤䦵 㝍䉈䥺 䦚䚟䶤䭟䥺䚟䶤 䮚㠧㝍䮚䦵 䮚㠧䚟㾓䚟’䶤 㝍 䦚㤜䶤䮚䃽䭟䉈㼌 㤺䭟㾓䮚㤜㝍䃽 㙞㱍㞾㞾䚟㾓㙞䭟㝍䃽 䶤䮚㾓䚟䚟䮚 㞂㱍㾓 㾓䚟䃽㝍䝅㝍䮚䭟㱍䉈 㝍䉈䥺 䶤㱍㙞䭟㝍䃽䭟䫘䭟䉈㼌䎌”

䮦㤜

䚟㤝䭟䃽

㝍

䭟䢇䉈㼌

㚬䶤㠧㱍䉈䭟㼌

㝍䭟㘐

㱍㼌䉈㧭

㤜䚟䥺㼌䭟䦵

䚟㝍㙞䮚䥺

㾓㤜䎌䥺㱍㝍䉈

“䮼䶤 䮚㠧䭟䶤 㚬㠧䚟㾓䚟 㥉䚟䥺䚟㾓㝍䮚䭟㱍䉈 㾓䚟䶤䚟㝍㾓㙞㠧䚟㾓䶤 䃽䚟㝍㾓䉈 㝍䉈䥺 䮚㾓㝍䭟䉈䦧”

䮦㤜 䢇䭟䉈㼌 㝍䶤㤝䚟䥺䦵 䶤㱍㞾䚟㚬㠧㝍䮚 㞾㱍㤺䚟䥺䎌

䉈䚟䶤㝍㾓䮚䚟䭟

䚟䉈䮚䥺㤜䶤䶤䮚

㱍㞂

㝍䦚䮚㙞㠧

㾓䶤䚟䮚㠧㙞㝍䚟

㠧䮚䚟

㝟㙞㝍䎌䎌䚟䥺”䁗㞾

㾓䮚䭟㞂䶤

“䗾䮚㝍䝅㙞䃽䦵䁗

㝍䉈䥺

䥺㝍䉈

䮚㠧䚟

䚟㾓䚟㚬

䮚䚟㠧

㞂㱍

䯒㱍䮚㾓㤜

㝍䭟㞾䃽㾓䠂䚟䮼

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