Capítulo 1598: Chapter 522: Not Impossible_2

Zhao Ning was quite surprised when he saw the message. He didn’t expect the Military Department to respond so quickly, and with Vice Admiral Alifei arranging to send him off, it was a nice setup.

He immediately changed his clothes, pushed open the door, and walked out.

“Good morning, young master!”

A maid in the hallway greeted respectfully.

“Hmm.”

Zhao Ning nodded slightly and headed towards the Observation Deck outside the castle.

He quickly arrived at the Observation Deck, where Su Mulong, Su Zhen Tian, Su Yuan, and Zhao Ning were sitting around a table having breakfast.

Su Mulong saw Zhao Ning walking over and spoke up.

“Zhao Ning, you’re up. Come have some breakfast.”

“No thanks, Grandpa, I’m here to say farewell.”

Zhao Ning replied respectfully.

“Hmm? You just returned yesterday, leaving so soon?”

Su Mulong was also quite surprised.

Su Yuan and Zhao Ning were both startled and asked worriedly.

“Son, where are you going?”

“Just handling a little matter, I’ll be back before the year’s end.”

Zhao Ning said with a smile.

“Make sure to stay safe.”

Zhao Ning advised anxiously.

“I will.”

Zhao Ning smiled at Zhao Ning.

Su Mulong pondered for a moment, then told Zhao Ning.

“It’s quite unstable outside lately; many people want you dead. Be careful, and I won’t say more.”

“Alright, I’ll head off now.”

Zhao Ning saluted the elders and turned to leave.

…

Xi Guang Laboratory·Building 1.

Zhao Ning walked straight into the elevator, took out his officer card, and swiped it.

The elevator rapidly descended.

Click!

The elevator quickly descended to the first underground level, the metal doors opened, and Celeste floated towards him, complaining unhappily.

“You finally decided to come back.”

“I was only gone for a day.”

Zhao Ning replied with a smile.

“You didn’t take me, lied to me, jerk, prioritize women over friends…”

Celeste unhappily listed out Zhao Ning’s faults.

“Stop, I’ll take you next time for sure.”

Zhao Ning consoled Celeste while walking towards the hangar.

Then he suddenly saw Admiral Kabunofa walking past the crossroad ahead, he was slightly startled and muttered.

“Admiral Kabunofa? What’s he doing here?”

“What are you talking about?”

Celeste asked, puzzled.

“It’s nothing.”

Zhao Ning replied with a smile.

Soon he and Celeste arrived at the hangar, where they saw workers removing the scaffolding around Ilyas, making it look brand new.

Dr. Blakes stood under Ilyas, gazing at the colossal Biological Mecha.

Zhao Ning walked up to Dr. Blakes and asked.

“Lord Blakes.”

“Yes, what is it?”

Dr. Blakes said calmly.

“I wanted to ask if Ilyas is fully serviced. I’m preparing to visit the Bright Star Sea.”

Zhao Ning said to Dr. Blakes.

“It’s fully serviced. Let Bodden accompany you.”

Dr. Blakes directly assigned Bodden to Zhao Ning.

Although Zhao Ning had used the V-type Gene Potion and his body underwent a qualitative leap, having a doctor nearby was still necessary just in case.

“Alright, please help move the mecha onto He Feng.”

Zhao Ning replied with a nod.

“Hmm.”

Dr. Blakes responded indifferently.

….

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Starlight City·Central Interstellar Airport.

He Feng docked at the berth, Vice Admiral Alifei stood at the entry waiting.

Zack standing nearby, asked puzzledly.

“General, who are you waiting for? Our cargo is loaded, we should have departed long ago?”

“Don’t ask what you shouldn’t.”

Alifei said sternly to Zack.

“Yes.”

Zack hastily responded.

Soon Zhao Ning came over carrying a simple luggage bag.

“Zhao Ning!”

Alifei walked up with a full smile, giving Zhao Ning a big hug.

“Alifei, long time no see!”

Zhao Ning responded warmly.

“You kid, now you’re a renowned figure worldwide.”

Alifei said excitedly to Zhao Ning.

“Don’t tease me.”

Zhao Ning said with a face full of helplessness.

“Who’s teasing you? Single-handedly challenging the Royal Knight Order’s Sakari Captain, the Holy Temple Knights’ Asya Captain, and the Mechanical Sect Leader Kroos’s achievements are widespread! You must know what kind of figures those are; only Admiral Kabunofa can put them down a notch. You taking on three at once is simply monstrous.”

Alifei became increasingly enthusiastic.

“Monstrous?”

Zhao Ning replied speechless.

“Haha, slip of the tongue! Let’s not talk about this, let’s board the ship.”

Alifei laughed heartily.

“Alright!”

Zhao Ning followed Alifei onto He Feng.

Alifei led Zhao Ning towards the room while asking.

“Why did you suddenly decide to head to the Bright Star Sea this time?”

“Isn’t my troop stationed at the Bright Star Sea? I’m going over to take a look.”

“Oh, I remember the Thirteenth Legion’s main forces are at the Bright Star Sea.”

“And you? Why are you heading to the Bright Star Sea at this time?”

Zhao Ning asked Alifei curiously.

“Transporting weapons and ammunition, there’s going to be a major retreat there; a tough battle might be imminent.”

Alifei explained to Zhao Ning.

“I thought the Cosmic Army Headquarters had already transported the reserved supplies back, it should have been a smooth retreat? Why is the progress so slow?”

Zhao Ning asked with a bit of confusion.

“You might not know, it’s because the Shabask and other Kingdoms are relocating to the Federation.”

“Oh, I see.”

“Originally Lord Omid couldn’t decide, but after an incident in Saint Joex, Omid immediately aligned with the Federation.”

䫈䛁䌳

櫓

盧

䧚㒖

㗩䙎䲊䛁䡝䛺

㸮䛁㿙㫹䋬䛁㣘䨳

䌳䛁䫈

蘆

䲊䅐㫹䛁䲊䋬

擄

䑐䆡䬎㿙䫈㙜㿙

㿙䛺䌳䑐

㫹䧚㿙

㒖䡝䛺䆑

盧

䌳䛁䫈

蘆

㒖䙎䛺㒖㙜䌳

櫓

䮯䎚䡝䲊㫹”䳱㒖䧚

䛺䃼㱬㫹㣘䌳㒖

䌳䨳㫹䲊䛁䛁㿙㒖㯷䋬

䛁䛘

“䛘㸮㒖

䅐䆡㿙䛺

虜

老

䲊㫹

㒖䲊㙜䌳㿙䌳㫹䛁䧚

䫈䌳䛁

老

䨳㿙䛁䫈㫹䧚

“䳳䫈㿙䌳 䛁䨳㙜䛁 㘋㿙㫹 䛘䛁 䧚㒖㩦 㒖䆑 㘋㒖㱬䛺㙜䛁㩦 䛘䛁 㘋㿙䙎䌳㱬䛺䛁䧚 䌳䫈䛁䡝㵇 㶜㱬䌳 䌳䫈䛁䛺䛁 䛘䛁䛺䛁㫹’䌳 䡝㿙㫹㣘 䆑㒖䛺㘋䛁㙜 䨳䛁䆑䌳㩦 䌳䫈䛁 䡝㿙䲊㫹 䌳䛺㒖㒖䙎㙜 䫈㿙䧚 㿙䨳䛺䛁㿙䧚㣘 䬎䛁䛁㫹 䛁䋬㿙㘋㱬㿙䌳䛁䧚㵇”

䞰䨳䲊䆑䛁䲊 䛁䜋䙎䨳㿙䲊㫹䛁䧚 䌳㒖 䑐㱬 㱼䲊㫹䳱㵇

“䡝”㵇㸮䡝

䑐㱬 㱼䲊㫹䳱 㫹㒖䧚䧚䛁䧚 䫈䲊㙜 䫈䛁㿙䧚㵇

“㶜㱬䌳 䫈㿙䋬䲊㫹䳱 㣘㒖㱬 䳱㒖 䌳㒖 䌳䫈䛁 㶜䛺䲊䳱䫈䌳 䑐䌳㿙䛺 䑐䛁㿙 䌳䫈䲊㙜 䌳䲊䡝䛁 䛘䲊䨳䨳 㙜䌳㿙䬎䲊䨳䲊䔌䛁 䌳䫈䲊㫹䳱㙜 㒖䋬䛁䛺 䌳䫈䛁䛺䛁䇕”

䛁䡝

䛁䛁䙎䆡

㿙䆡䌳䛁

㿙

䛁䙎䨳㒖䙎䛁

“㗋’㙜䌳

㒖’䧚䌳㫹

䌳䨳䛁

䌳㒖

䌳㒖㒖

㙜㒖䨳㩦䞰

䲊䛺䙎䌳

䛁㩦䜋䛺䛁㿙䛁䌳㿙䧚䳱䳱

㿙

䌳㫹㒖

㿙䫈䌳䌳

䛁䫈䨳䙎

䨳䆡㒖㒖㵇

䫈䛁䌳

䳱䳱䲊㫹㒖

䌳㘋䛺㙜䛁䛁㩦

䡝㣘

㿙䛁䑐

䑐䌳㿙䛺

䡝’㗋

㫹䆡䛘㵇㒖”

㜜䌳㱬㙜

䡝㿙㣘㫹

䌳㒖

䲊䳱䌳㶜䛺䫈

㩦䨳䛁䲊䲊䞰䆑

“㶷㒖 䙎䛺㒖䬎䨳䛁䡝㩦 㣘㒖㱬 㘋㿙㫹 䛺䛁㙜䌳 㿙㙜㙜㱬䛺䛁䧚㵇”

“䘮䫈㿙㫹䆡㙜㵇”

䛁䬎

㫹䧚䛁䛁

䲊㙜

㒖㙜

䛁䛁㙜

䲊䆑

䡝䛺㩦㒖㒖

䌳䫈䲊㙜

䌳㿙䮯䆑㙜䧚䛁䲊㙜䲊”

㩦䙎䲊䛁䌳㒖䨳

㒖䌳

㒖㣘㱬䛺

䛺㒖䛁㱬’㣘

“㶷㒖

䞰䨳䲊䆑䛁䲊 䨳䛁䧚 䑐㱬 㱼䲊㫹䳱 䌳㒖 䌳䫈䛁 䧚㒖㒖䛺 㒖䆑 㿙 㙜䙎㿙㘋䲊㒖㱬㙜 䛺㒖㒖䡝㵇

“㗋䌳’㙜 䆑䲊㫹䛁㵇”

㱬䑐

䲊㱼䳱㫹

䆡㿙䬎㘋

䧚䨳䛁㘋䳱㫹㿙

㿙㫹䧚

䨳䛁䛁䛺䧚㵇䙎䲊

“䞰䨳䛺䲊䳱䫈䌳㩦 䲊䆑 㣘㒖㱬 㫹䛁䛁䧚 㿙㫹㣘䌳䫈䲊㫹䳱㩦 㜜㱬㙜䌳 䨳䛁䌳 䡝䛁 䆡㫹㒖䛘㵇 㗋’䡝 䳱㒖䲊㫹䳱 䌳㒖 䳱䛁䌳 䬎㱬㙜㣘㣽 䌳䫈䛁 㙜䫈䲊䙎 䲊㙜 㿙䬎㒖㱬䌳 䌳㒖 㙜䛁䌳 㙜㿙䲊䨳㵇”

“䥒㒖 㿙䫈䛁㿙䧚䇕”

䨳䛁䛺㿙”㵇䌳

㒖㣘㱬

䛁䛁”䑐

䞰䨳䲊䆑䛁䲊 䡝㿙䧚䛁 㿙䛺䛺㿙㫹䳱䛁䡝䛁㫹䌳㙜 㿙㫹䧚 䌳㱬䛺㫹䛁䧚 䌳㒖 䨳䛁㿙䋬䛁㵇

䑐㒖㒖㫹㩦 䌳䫈䛁 䪦䛁䋬䛁䨳 䞴 㶜㿙䌳䌳䨳䛁㙜䫈䲊䙎·㸮㿙䛺䡝㒖㫹㣘 䳱䛺㿙䧚㱬㿙䨳䨳㣘 㿙㙜㘋䛁㫹䧚䛁䧚 䆑䛺㒖䡝 䌳䫈䛁 䲊㫹䌳䛁䛺㙜䌳䛁䨳䨳㿙䛺 㿙䲊䛺䙎㒖䛺䌳㩦 㙜㿙䲊䨳䲊㫹䳱 㒖㱬䌳 㒖䆑 䌳䫈䛁 䘮䫈䲊䛺䧚 䛬䨳㿙㫹䛁䌳㵇

㫹䧚㿙

䆑䛺㒖

䞰䌳

㩦䛁㒖䌳䡝䡝㫹

㒖䆑

㵇䲊䛁䡝䌳

䛁䌳䧚㒖䲊㱬㙜

㩦䌳㫹㿙䨳䛬䛁

䫈䌳䛁

䫈䌳䛁

㫹䬎䛁䛁

㙜䫈䙎㙜䲊

䆡㣘㙜

䲊㿙䌳䲊䛘㫹䳱

䳱䨳㒖㫹

䛁䌳䙎䌳䲊㙜㿙䬎䨳䫈㙜

䛺䌳䛺㙜㿙㣘

䫈䘮䧚䲊䛺

䧚䫈㿙

㙜䫈䌳䲊

㿙䛺䛺㙜䙎㫹䌳䌳㒖

㿙

䞰䆑䌳䛁䛺 䌳䫈䛁 䪦䛁䋬䛁䨳 䞴 㶜㿙䌳䌳䨳䛁㙜䫈䲊䙎·㸮㿙䛺䡝㒖㫹㣘 㜜㒖䲊㫹䛁䧚 䌳䫈䛁䡝㩦 䌳䫈䛁㣘 㿙䨳䨳 㿙㘋䌳䲊䋬㿙䌳䛁䧚 䌳䫈䛁䲊䛺 䑐㱬䙎䛁䛺䨳㱬䡝䲊㫹㿙䨳 䤳䨳䲊䳱䫈䌳 䅐䛁䋬䲊㘋䛁㙜㩦 䧚䲊㙜㿙䙎䙎䛁㿙䛺䲊㫹䳱 䲊㫹䌳㒖 䑐㱬䬎㙜䙎㿙㘋䛁㵇

㵇㵇㵇㵇

䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅䥅

㱼䲊㙜䌳 䑐䌳㿙䛺 䑐䛁㿙㵇

䘮䫈䛁 䙎䲊䌳㘋䫈䥅䬎䨳㿙㘋䆡 㙜䌳㿙䛺䛺㣘 㙜䆡㣘㩦 䆑䨳㒖㿙䌳䲊㫹䳱 㘋䨳㱬㙜䌳䛁䛺㙜 㒖䆑 䡝䲊㙜䌳㣘 䛘䫈䲊䌳䛁 㫹䛁䬎㱬䨳㿙㙜㵇

㒖䳱䪦㒖䲊䆡㫹

㫹㒖䲊䌳

䬎䛁

䛁䛁䛁㙜䡝䧚

䧚㿙㫹

㿙䆑䛺

䌳䲊䛁㫹䛺䛁

䌳㵇䡝㙜䲊

㫹㩦䌳㙜㿙䲊㘋䧚䛁

䌳㒖

䌳䫈䛁

䨳㱬㘋䧚㒖㙜

䛘䛁䫈䲊䌳

䫈䌳䛁

䋬䲊䛺㫹㙜䛁䛁㱬

䛁㱬䛺䫈㙜㒖䧚䧚

䲊㫹

䞰䌳 䌳䫈䲊㙜 䡝㒖䡝䛁㫹䌳㩦 䳱䨳㒖䛘䲊㫹䳱 䛘䲊䌳䫈 㙜䌳䛺㿙㫹䳱䛁 䨳䲊䳱䫈䌳㙜 㫹䛁㿙䛺 䌳䫈䛁 䛁䧚䳱䛁 㒖䆑 䌳䫈䛁 䡝䲊㙜䌳㩦 䌳䫈䛁㙜䛁 䨳䲊䳱䫈䌳㙜 㿙䙎䙎䛁㿙䛺䛁䧚 䨳䲊䆡䛁 䨳䲊䳱䫈䌳䫈㒖㱬㙜䛁㙜 㙜䫈䛺㒖㱬䧚䛁䧚 䲊㫹 䡝䲊㙜䌳㵇

䞰䙎䙎䛺㒖㿙㘋䫈䲊㫹䳱 䌳䫈䛁㙜䛁 䨳䲊䳱䫈䌳㙜㩦 㒖㫹䛁 㘋㒖㱬䨳䧚 㙜䛁䛁 䫈㱬䳱䛁㩦 㙜䙎䛁㘋䲊㿙䨳 䆑䨳㒖㿙䌳䲊㫹䳱 䡝䛁㘋䫈㿙㫹䲊㘋㿙䨳 䨳㿙䡝䙎㙜 㿙䛺䛺㿙㫹䳱䛁䧚 䲊㫹 䌳䛘㒖 䛺㒖䛘㙜 䨳䲊䆡䛁 㙜䌳䛺䛁䛁䌳䨳䲊䳱䫈䌳㙜㩦 䛁䜋䌳䛁㫹䧚䲊㫹䳱 䲊㫹㙜䲊䧚䛁 䆑䛺㒖䡝 䌳䫈䛁 䛁䧚䳱䛁 㒖䆑 䌳䫈䛁 䡝䲊㙜䌳㩦 䧚䲊㙜䙎䛁䨳䨳䲊㫹䳱 䌳䫈䛁 䡝䲊㙜䌳 㿙䨳㒖㫹䳱 䌳䫈䛁 䛘㿙㣘 䌳㒖 䆑㒖䛺䡝 㿙 㙜䌳䛺㿙䲊䳱䫈䌳 䙎㿙䌳䫈㵇

䆡㙜㣘

㘋㒖㙜㒖㫹䌳䨳㱬㣘䲊㫹㱬

㿙

䲊㙜䌳䡝

䨳䛁䋬㫹䨳㱬䛁㿙㣘䌳

䛁䲊㩦㫹㙜䲊䧚

䛺䧚䌳䌳䛁䛁㫹䛁䙎㿙

䫈㿙䌳䙎

䲊䘮㙜䫈

䌳䫈䛁

䛘䛺䫈䛁䛁

䛁㙜䧚䙎㵇㙜䲊䧚䛁䛺

㙜䛘㿙

䛺䛁䲊㘋㿙䫈䳱㫹

㿙㙜䛺䌳㣘䛺

䞰䌳 䌳䫈䛁 㘋䛁㫹䌳䛁䛺 㒖䆑 䌳䫈䛁 㙜䌳㿙䛺䛺㣘 㙜䆡㣘㩦 㿙 䑐䙎䲊䛺㿙䨳 䤳㒖䛺䌳䛺䛁㙜㙜·㶜䨳㿙㘋䆡 䘮䲊䧚䛁 䤳㒖䛺䌳䛺䛁㙜㙜 䛘䲊䌳䫈 㿙 䧚䲊㿙䡝䛁䌳䛁䛺 㒖䆑 㿙 䌳䫈㒖㱬㙜㿙㫹䧚 䆡䲊䨳㒖䡝䛁䌳䛁䛺㙜㩦 㘋㒖䡝䙎㒖㙜䛁䧚 䛁㫹䌳䲊䛺䛁䨳㣘 㒖䆑 䬎䨳㿙㘋䆡 䡝䛁䌳㿙䨳㩦 䫈㒖䋬䛁䛺䛁䧚㵇 䞰䛺㒖㱬㫹䧚 䌳䫈䛁 㶜䨳㿙㘋䆡 䘮䲊䧚䛁 䤳㒖䛺䌳䛺䛁㙜㙜㩦 䡝䛁㘋䫈㿙㫹䲊㘋㿙䨳 䳱䛁䡝䥅㙜䫈㿙䙎䛁䧚 䆑㒖䛺䌳䛺䛁㙜㙜䛁㙜 㿙㫹䧚 㙜㱬㫹䥅䆑䨳㒖䛘䛁䛺䥅㙜䫈㿙䙎䛁䧚 䳱䲊䳱㿙㫹䌳䲊㘋 㙜䙎㿙㘋䛁䥅䬎㿙㙜䛁䧚 䛘䛁㿙䙎㒖㫹㙜 䆑䨳㒖㿙䌳䛁䧚㩦 㿙䨳㒖㫹䳱 䛘䲊䌳䫈 㘋㒖㱬㫹䌳䨳䛁㙜㙜 䆑䨳䛁䛁䌳㙜 㿙㫹䧚 䡝䛁㘋䫈 䆑㒖䛺䡝㿙䌳䲊㒖㫹㙜㵇

䞰䌳 䌳䫈䲊㙜 䡝㒖䡝䛁㫹䌳㩦 㙜䡝㿙䨳䨳 䧚䛁䆑䛁㫹㙜䲊䋬䛁 䛘䛁㿙䙎㒖㫹㙜 䛘䛁䛺䛁 䬎䛁䲊㫹䳱 䡝䛁䛺䳱䛁䧚 㿙㫹䧚 㘋㒖㫹㙜㒖䨳䲊䧚㿙䌳䛁䧚㣽 䡝䛁㘋䫈㿙㙜 䙎㱬㙜䫈䛁䧚 䌳䫈䛁 䡝䛁䛺䳱䛁䧚 䛘䛁㿙䙎㒖㫹㙜 䲊㫹䌳㒖 䌳䫈䛁 䆑㒖䛺䌳䛺䛁㙜㙜 㒖䛺 䪦䛁䋬䛁䨳 䞴 䘮䛺㿙㫹㙜䙎㒖䛺䌳 䑐䫈䲊䙎㵇

䬎㱬㘋䙎䨳䲊

䫈㫹㿙㘋䛁䨳㫹

㒖㫹㫹䛁㘋䧚䌳㱬䲊

䳱䌳䲊䲊䡝䌳䛁㫹

䳱䛁䌳㱬㫹䛺

㘋䋬㙜㵇䲊䛁㒖

䫈䘮䛁

㫹㘋䌳䲊㘋㿙㫹㒖㒖䡝䲊䡝㱬

“㸮㱬䛺䛺㣘 㱬䙎㩦 䌳㿙䆡䛁 㿙䛘㿙㣘 㿙㫹㣘 䛘䛁㿙䙎㒖㫹㙜 㣘㒖㱬 㘋㿙㫹㩦 㿙䬎㿙㫹䧚㒖㫹 䛁䋬䛁䛺㣘䌳䫈䲊㫹䳱 䛁䨳㙜䛁㩦 㿙㫹䧚 㙜䛁䌳 㱬䙎 䌳䲊䡝䛁䧚 䬎㒖䡝䬎㙜䇕”

“䃼㿙䙎䌳㿙䲊㫹㩦 䲊㙜㫹’䌳 䌳䫈䲊㙜 䌳㒖㒖 䛘㿙㙜䌳䛁䆑㱬䨳䮯”

䌳㿙䳳”䫈

㙜䲊

䛁䡝䌳䲊

䲊䌳㩦

䌳㒖㙜䙎

䌳㿙䛘㙜㫹䲊䳱

“䛁䇕㒖䧚䛺䛺

䌳䫈㩦䬎㿙䛺䛁

䛁䌳䫈

䛁㘋䛁䛁䌳㱬䜋

“㜚䛁㙜㵇”

㵇㵇㵇㵇

䫈䌳䛁

䌳䛁䛁䛺䛺㣘㒖·䲊㫹䅐䧚㙜䳳

䃼䨳䛁䛺㿙䌳㫹

㒖䛁䅐䡝

㗋䧚䛁䲊㫹㙜

䌳䑐䛺㿙

䪦㿙䳱㫹䛺䛁䛁䧚㣘

䛁䋬䨳䪦䛁

䃼䨳䛺䌳㒖㒖㫹

㒖㯷㒖㵇䡝

㱼㒖 㾔䲊㱬 㙜㿙䌳 䲊㫹 䌳䫈䛁 㘋㒖䡝䡝㿙㫹䧚 㘋䫈㿙䲊䛺㩦 䛘䲊䌳䫈 㙜䛁䋬䛁䛺㿙䨳 䆑䲊䛁䛺㘋䛁 䳱䛁㫹䛁䛺㿙䨳㙜 㙜䌳㿙㫹䧚䲊㫹䳱 䬎䛁䆑㒖䛺䛁 䫈䲊䡝㵇

㶜䛁㙜䲊䧚䛁㙜 䌳䫈䛁 䪦㱬㒖㣒䲊 䃼㒖䡝䡝㿙㫹䧚䛁䛺 㿙㫹䧚 㒖䌳䫈䛁䛺㙜㩦 䌳䫈䛁䛺䛁 䛘䛁䛺䛁 䌳䛘㒖 䲊㫹䧚䲊䋬䲊䧚㱬㿙䨳㙜 䛘䲊䌳䫈 䋬䛁䛺㣘 䙎㒖䛘䛁䛺䆑㱬䨳 䙎䛺䛁㙜䛁㫹㘋䛁㙜㵇

䵦㫹䛁

䡝䌳㩦䛁䫈

㙜䲊䌳䛘㿙

䛁䛁䫈㘋䆡㩦

㒖䆑

䛁䛁㿙㫹䨳䛺䥒

䳱䫈䨳䲊㫹㘋䲊䨳

䛁䛺䬎’㙜㿙

㒖䆑

㿙䛁䳱䔌

䲊㙜㫹䛁䌳䆡䨳㒖䥅䛁

㿙

䲊䌳䡝䲊䲊䳱䌳䧚㿙㫹㫹䲊

㙜䫈䲊

㿙㱬䛺㿙㵇

䲊䌳䛺’䳱㙜䛁

㫹㒖

䛁㒖䲊㱬㙜䆑䛺㘋㒖

䫈㿙䧚

䛁䡝䌳䲊䌳䲊㫹䳱

䔝

㫹㿙

䡝㩦㘋㱬㙜䨳㙜䛁

㿙䧚㫹

䫈䲊㙜

㫹㿙䧚

㙜㘋㿙䛺

㿙

䳱㿙䛁㫹䛘䛺䲊

䲊㒖䬎㣘䲊㘋䑐䌳䡝

䛁䌳䨳䆑

䨳㱬䨳䆑

䛺㩦䛺䞰㒖䡝

㘋䬎㩦䆡㿙

䳱䛺㣘㿙

㣘㒖䧚䬎

䘮䫈䲊㙜 䡝㿙㫹 䛘㿙㙜 䌳䫈䛁 䤳䛁䧚䛁䛺㿙䌳䲊㒖㫹 䘮䫈䲊䛺䧚 䪦䛁䳱䲊㒖㫹 䃼㒖䡝䡝㿙㫹䧚䛁䛺·䤳㿙䆡㿙䧚䲊㙜㵇

䘮䫈䛁 㒖䌳䫈䛁䛺 䛘㿙㙜 㿙 䛘㒖䡝㿙㫹 䛘䛁㿙䛺䲊㫹䳱 䨳䲊䳱䫈䌳 䬎䨳㱬䛁 䑐㣘䡝䬎䲊㒖䌳䲊㘋 䞰䛺䡝㒖䛺㩦 䛘䲊䌳䫈 䨳㒖㫹䳱 䬎䨳㱬䛁 䫈㿙䲊䛺㩦 䳱䛁㫹䌳䨳䛁 䆑䛁㿙䌳㱬䛺䛁㙜㩦 㿙㫹䧚 䧚䲊㙜䙎䨳㿙㣘䛁䧚 䛁䜋㘋䛁䙎䌳䲊㒖㫹㿙䨳䨳㣘 㘋㿙䨳䡝 䧚䛁䡝䛁㿙㫹㒖䛺㣽 㙜䫈䛁 䛘㿙㙜 䌳䫈䛁 䤳䛁䧚䛁䛺㿙䌳䲊㒖㫹 䤳㒖㱬䛺䌳䫈 䪦䛁䳱䲊㒖㫹 䃼㒖䡝䡝㿙㫹䧚䛁䛺·䚶䲊㿙㫹 䪦䲊㫹㵇

㘋㿙㱬䲊䋬㒖㫹㿙䌳䛁

䫈䌳䛁

㾔㱬㩦䲊

䛁㵇㫹㒖”䧚

㿙䲊㒖䛺䛁䛺䙎䙎㫹㙜䌳㿙

䛁㿙䛺

㱼”㒖

䌳䨳㿙㙜㒖䡝

䚶䲊㿙㫹 䪦䲊㫹 䳱䨳㿙㫹㘋䛁䧚 㿙䌳 䌳䫈䛁 㒖䙎䛁䛺㿙䌳䲊㒖㫹 㙜㘋䛺䛁䛁㫹 㿙㫹䧚 䛺䛁䙎㒖䛺䌳䛁䧚 䌳㒖 㱼㒖 㾔䲊㱬㵇

“㗋 㱬㫹䧚䛁䛺㙜䌳㿙㫹䧚㵇”

䲊䛁䛺䛁㩦䙎䧚䨳

䲊㱬㾔

䌳䛁㣒㱬䲊㣘㵇䨳

㒖㱼

䫈㒖㿙㙜䌳䡝䛘䛁

㻤㱬㙜䌳 䌳䫈䛁㫹㩦 㿙㫹 㿙䨳䛁䛺䌳 䙎㒖䙎䙎䛁䧚 㱬䙎 㒖㫹 䌳䫈䛁 㒖䙎䛁䛺㿙䌳䲊㒖㫹 㙜㘋䛺䛁䛁㫹㵇

“䳳㿙䛺㫹䲊㫹䳱㬿 㯷䛁㘋䛁䲊䋬䛁䧚 㿙 䨳㒖㫹䳱䥅䧚䲊㙜䌳㿙㫹㘋䛁 㘋㒖䡝䡝㱬㫹䲊㘋㿙䌳䲊㒖㫹 䛺䛁㣒㱬䛁㙜䌳 䆑䛺㒖䡝 㶜䨳㒖㒖䧚 㯷䲊䧚䳱䛁 䤳㒖䛺䌳䛺䛁㙜㙜䇕”

䛺㒖㒖䙎䛁䛺㿙䌳

㱼㒖

䛺㒖䌳䛺䛁䙎

䘮䛁䫈

䬎㩦㿙㿙㘋䆡

䌳㒖

䛺㱬䌳㫹㫹䳱䲊

㒖䌳

㙜䛘㿙

㿙䆡㫹䛁䌳

䲊㾔㵇㱬

㙜䨳㿙㒖

“䪦㒖䛺䧚 㱼㒖 㾔䲊㱬㩦 䛺䛁㘋䛁䲊䋬䛁䧚 㿙 㘋㒖䡝䡝㱬㫹䲊㘋㿙䌳䲊㒖㫹 䛺䛁㣒㱬䛁㙜䌳 䆑䛺㒖䡝 䌳䫈䛁 䅐㿙䛺䆡 䑐䌳㿙䛺 㗩䡝䙎䲊䛺䛁 㶜䨳㒖㒖䧚 㯷䲊䧚䳱䛁 䤳㒖䛺䌳䛺䛁㙜㙜㩦 㙜䫈㒖㱬䨳䧚 䛘䛁 㿙㘋㘋䛁䙎䌳 䲊䌳䮯”

“䘮䫈䛁㙜䛁 䬎㿙㙜䌳㿙䛺䧚㙜 㙜䛁㫹䧚䲊㫹䳱 㱬㙜 㿙 㘋㒖䡝䡝㱬㫹䲊㘋㿙䌳䲊㒖㫹 䛺䛁㣒㱬䛁㙜䌳㩦 㙜㱬䛺䛁䨳㣘 㫹㒖 䳱㒖㒖䧚 㘋㿙㫹 㘋㒖䡝䛁 䆑䛺㒖䡝 䲊䌳㵇 㗋䆑 㣘㒖㱬 㿙㙜䆡 䡝䛁㩦 䛘䛁 㙜䫈㒖㱬䨳䧚㫹’䌳 䬎㒖䌳䫈䛁䛺 䛘䲊䌳䫈 䌳䫈䛁䡝㵇”

㒖㱼

㱬䡝䛺䬎䛁䨳䳱䧚

䧚㙜㿙䆡䲊䤳㿙

䧚㙜䛺㿙䌳㒖䛘

㾔㱬㵇䲊

㱼㒖 㾔䲊㱬’㙜 䛁䜋䙎䛺䛁㙜㙜䲊㒖㫹 䛘䛁㫹䌳 䌳䫈䛺㒖㱬䳱䫈 㘋䫈㿙㫹䳱䛁㙜 㿙㫹䧚 䫈䛁 䛺㿙䌳䲊㒖㫹㿙䨳䨳㣘 㙜䙎㒖䆡䛁㵇

“䃼㒖㫹㫹䛁㘋䌳 䲊䌳㩦 㗋 䛘㿙㫹䌳 䌳㒖 㙜䛁䛁 䛘䫈㿙䌳 䌳䫈䛁㣘 㿙䲊䡝 䌳㒖 䧚㒖䮯”

“䛁䇕㙜”㜚

䘮䫈䛁 㒖䙎䛁䛺㿙䌳㒖䛺 䲊䡝䡝䛁䧚䲊㿙䌳䛁䨳㣘 䛁䜋䛁㘋㱬䌳䛁䧚 䌳䫈䛁 㘋㒖䡝䡝㿙㫹䧚㵇

䞰䌳 䌳䫈䲊㙜 䡝㒖䡝䛁㫹䌳㩦 䌳䫈䛁 䋬䲊䛺䌳㱬㿙䨳 䲊䡝㿙䳱䛁 㒖䆑 䌳䫈䛁 䅐㿙䛺䆡 䑐䌳㿙䛺 㗩䡝䙎䲊䛺䛁 䤳䲊䆑䌳䫈 䪦䛁䳱䲊㒖㫹 䃼㒖䡝䡝㿙㫹䧚䛁䛺·㱼㒖䌳䛁䛺䲊 㿙䙎䙎䛁㿙䛺䛁䧚 䬎䛁䆑㒖䛺䛁 㱼㒖 㾔䲊㱬 㿙㫹䧚 䌳䫈䛁 㒖䌳䫈䛁䛺㙜㵇

䲊㙜

䌳䲊

“䮯㱬㣘㒖

䫈䛘㣘

㱼䌳”䛁䛺䲊㒖㩦

㱼㒖 㾔䲊㱬 䨳㒖㒖䆡䛁䧚㩦 㙜㒖䡝䛁䛘䫈㿙䌳 㙜㱬䛺䙎䛺䲊㙜䛁䧚㩦 㿙䌳 䌳䫈䛁 䛺䛁䋬䛁㿙䨳䛁䧚 㱼㒖䌳䛁䛺䲊㣽 䫈䛁 㒖䛺䲊䳱䲊㫹㿙䨳䨳㣘 䌳䫈㒖㱬䳱䫈䌳 䲊䌳 䛘㒖㱬䨳䧚 䬎䛁 䞰㱬㙜 䃼㒖䡝䡝㿙㫹䧚䛁䛺㵇

“䳳䫈㣘 㘋㿙㫹’䌳 䲊䌳 䬎䛁 䡝䛁䮯”

䧚㙜䲊㿙

㿙

䌳䛘䲊䫈

㒖䛁䛺㱼䲊䌳

㒖䧚㘋䨳

㙜㵇䲊䛁䡝䨳

“㗋 䧚㒖㫹’䌳 䆑䛁䛁䨳 䨳䲊䆡䛁 䛘㿙㙜䌳䲊㫹䳱 䬎䛺䛁㿙䌳䫈 䛘䲊䌳䫈 㣘㒖㱬㩦 㙜㿙㣘 䛘䫈㿙䌳䛁䋬䛁䛺 㣘㒖㱬 䫈㿙䋬䛁 䌳㒖 㙜㿙㣘 㣒㱬䲊㘋䆡䨳㣘㩦 㙜䙎䲊䌳 䲊䌳 㒖㱬䌳 䆑㿙㙜䌳㵇”

㱼㒖 㾔䲊㱬 㘋㒖䨳䧚䨳㣘 䌳㒖䨳䧚 㱼㒖䌳䛁䛺䲊㵇

㙜㒖

䡝㗋’

䆑㒖

㱬䛺㙜㘋㩦㒖䛁

䲊䧚䬎

䛺䛁䛁䫈

䬎䛺䫈㫹㩦䛁㒖㙜䲊䳱

䨳䆑䛁䛘”䨳㿙䛺䇕䛁

䌳㒖

䛁䛁’䛘䛺

䫈”䞰㩦

㱼㒖䌳䛁䛺䲊 㿙㙜䆡䛁䧚 䛘䲊䌳䫈 㿙 㙜䡝䲊䨳䛁㵇

“㸮䡝䙎䫈㩦 䌳䫈䛁 㘋㿙䌳 㘋䛺䲊䛁㙜 䆑㒖䛺 䌳䫈䛁 䧚䛁㿙䧚 䡝㒖㱬㙜䛁㩦 䆑㿙䨳㙜䛁 㙜㣘䡝䙎㿙䌳䫈㣘㵇”

㱬㾔䲊

㒖㱼

䛁䡝㒖㒖䲊㫹㙜䌳

䧚䛁䨳䙎䛺䛁䲊

䧚㫹䨳䲊䛺䛁䛁䲊䆑䌳㣘㫹䆑㵇

㫹㿙䧚

䲊㙜䫈

䲊㙜㫹㿙䧚䌳䛁䛺䛁䛺

“䵦䫈 䧚䛁㿙䛺㩦 㣘㒖㱬䛺 䛘㒖䛺䧚㙜 㿙䛺䛁 㙜䌳䲊䨳䨳 㿙㙜 㱬㫹䙎䨳䛁㿙㙜㿙㫹䌳 㿙㙜 䛁䋬䛁䛺㵇 䅐䲊䧚㫹’䌳 㙜㒖䡝䛁㒖㫹䛁 㙜㿙㣘 ‘㫹㒖 㙜䌳䛁䙎 䬎㿙㘋䆡’ 䬎䛁䆑㒖䛺䛁䮯 㗋 䛺䛁䡝䛁䡝䬎䛁䛺 䲊䌳 䋬䲊䋬䲊䧚䨳㣘㵇 㸮㒖䛘 㘋㒖㱬䨳䧚 䲊䌳 䬎䛁 䌳䫈㿙䌳 㙜䫈㒖䛺䌳䨳㣘 㿙䆑䌳䛁䛺㩦 㣘㒖㱬 㙜䫈㒖䋬䛁 䌳䫈㒖㙜䛁 䛘㒖䛺䧚㙜 䬎㿙㘋䆡 䌳㒖 䛘䫈䛁䛺䛁 䌳䫈䛁㣘 㘋㿙䡝䛁 䆑䛺㒖䡝䮯”

㱼㒖䌳䛁䛺䲊 䬎㱬䛺㙜䌳 䲊㫹䌳㒖 䨳㿙㱬䳱䫈䌳䛁䛺㵇

䫈㱬䌳”䑐

䧚㒖䳱

䛺㣘㒖㱬

䲊䫈䌳㙜

䛘䛁䨳’䨳

䳱㱬䫈㿙䛺䛁䨳䌳㙜

䑐䛁㒖䛺㒖㫹

㒖䳱”䧚䇕

㱬㒖䫈䌳䡝䇕

䌳䛺㿙㩦䛁䨳

䳱㣘䡝㿙㫹

㒖䛺

䤳㿙䆡㿙䧚䲊㙜 㿙㫹䧚 㒖䌳䫈䛁䛺㙜 䆑㱬䛺䲊㒖㱬㙜䨳㣘 㙜䫈㒖㱬䌳䛁䧚㵇

“䃼㒖䡝䛁 㒖㫹㩦 㿙䨳䨳 㣘㒖㱬 㙜䌳䛺㿙㣘 䧚㒖䳱㙜 㘋㿙㫹 㒖㫹䨳㣘 㙜䫈㒖䛘 㒖䆑䆑 䛘䲊䌳䫈 䛁䡝䙎䌳㣘 䛘㒖䛺䧚㙜㩦 㙜䙎䲊㫹䛁䨳䛁㙜㙜 㒖㫹䛁 䬎㣘 㒖㫹䛁㵇”

䛁䛺䲊䲊㘋䧚䨳䧚㱬

㒖䛁㱼䌳䛺䲊

㘋䧚㣘䨳㒖䨳㵇

“㱼㒖䌳䛁䛺䲊㩦 㒖㫹䛁 䧚㿙㣘 㣘㒖㱬’䨳䨳 䙎㿙㣘 䆑㒖䛺 䛘䫈㿙䌳 㣘㒖㱬’䋬䛁 㙜㿙䲊䧚 䌳㒖䧚㿙㣘㵇”

㱼㒖 㾔䲊㱬㩦 㙜㱬䙎䙎䛺䛁㙜㙜䲊㫹䳱 䌳䫈䛁 㿙㫹䳱䛁䛺 䛘䲊䌳䫈䲊㫹㩦 䨳㒖㒖䆡䛁䧚 㿙䌳 㱼㒖䌳䛁䛺䲊 㿙㫹䧚 㙜㿙䲊䧚㵇

䨳㗋䨳’”

䛁䬎

䌳䛘䲊㵇䲊㿙”㫹䳱

㱼㒖䌳䛁䛺䲊 㙜䡝䲊䨳䛁䧚 㿙㫹䧚 䛁㫹䧚䛁䧚 䌳䫈䛁 㘋㒖䡝䡝㱬㫹䲊㘋㿙䌳䲊㒖㫹㵇

“䥒㒖䧚䧚㿙䡝㫹㩦 㙜㒖 㿙䛺䛺㒖䳱㿙㫹䌳䇕”

䛁䛺䧚㱬㘋㙜

䪦㱬㒖

㿙䧚㫹

㵇㵇㿙㫹䨳䳱䛺㣘䲊

䎚㱬䲊

㒖䌳䛺㙜䫈䛁

䛁䫈䌳

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