Capítulo 1326: Chapter 3: I Will Defeat the Demon in My Heart (Part 1)_2

“I can’t even feel you.” Ah Ce grumbled, “So frustrating.”

He rolled around on the ground like a sulking child, his face saying he needed comfort. Alandia couldn’t help but chuckle softly, casually sweeping her hand across her chest to temporarily hide the upper part of her divine armor.

With that, the elegant silver armor disappeared for a moment, revealing the beautiful ridges beneath the black undersuit. The battle had just ended, and the undersuit, which was already skin-tight, exuded a faint warmth. Next to her, Ah Ce’s eyes were wide open, and Alandia silently stretched out her arms, wrapping her lover in a tender embrace of black.

“Feeling better?” She stroked her lover’s back, “You’re sweating a bit, but I think… you’ll like it this way.”

Ah Ce’s cheeks turned red, and after a few seconds he muttered, “…Where did you learn this?”

Alandia lightly tapped her ear: “On the Dawn Star, I often ‘heard’ some thoughts. Wanting to see Alandia just out of her armor, wanting to crawl into Alandia’s robe, wanting to lie on Alandia’s lap and ask her…”

“Stop it, my destructive impulse is going to explode!!!” Ah Ce screamed.

“Should I let go?”

“No. Let me lie here a while longer. Thank you. Love you.”

Ah Ce said dully, “It’s surprising you’re not even shy… I was waiting to see your bashful expression after you took the initiative…”

“I don’t see why there’s anything to be shy about; lovers seeking solace in each other is perfectly reasonable.” Alandia replied.

“Then why were you shy when we kissed before?!”

Alandia blinked: “We weren’t lovers then.”

Once again, Ah Ce realized that his beloved knight had a way of thinking different from ordinary people; her judgments were often based on her own set of logic rather than common sense. She was shy before because a servant kissing a knight was quite improper, but now they are lovers… being lovey-dovey is completely reasonable, with no need for shyness!

“What should I do, on one hand, I want to roast your mechanical logic as always, on the other, I feel insanely happy.” Ah Ce said, “Some girls still feel shy after starting a relationship.”

“I don’t understand.”

“That’s because your tolerance threshold is much higher than normal, I can make you blush in just a second.” Ah Ce smirked, “The destructive impulse is still strong, requesting continued comfort!”

Alandia removed the undersuit from her upper body.

Ah Ce’s face turned red up to the tips of his ears.

“Ce, you’re blushing.” Alandia couldn’t help but laugh lightly, “You look adorable like this.”

Ah Ce took a deep breath, feeling like his whole world was spinning, beautiful like an illusory mirage about to collapse.

“This isn’t right, Alandia! You’re supposed to be the kind of traditional character that’s stern and detached! How can you be so indulgent towards my willful demands? You should be scolding me for being insatiable and improper right now!”

Alandia waited quietly for him to finish his incoherent ramble, then raised her hand to wipe the sweat from her lover’s face.

“My lover changed himself, becoming the person I love because he loved me.” She said, “I also want to change, to gradually move closer to his heart… to respond to his effort and affection.”

“…You will become the kind of woman who spoils her boyfriend into uselessness.” Ah Ce said seriously, “But I’ve already become a super slacker, so it doesn’t matter! Since everyone can accept it, we might as well take it a step further—”

“Are you sure, Ce?” Alandia looked at his hands, “In this state?”

Ah Ce raised his numb arms, recalling how they provided no feedback no matter what they touched, his face gradually growing pale as snow.

Alandia put back on the undersuit and armor, letting his head rest on the hard breastplate: “Let’s wait until you get your state under control before considering ‘taking it further’.”

“Curse this Silent Phase Skill, arghhhh!”

·

Thirty minutes later, Ah Ce lay on the wooden table in a small café, lifeless like an ancient zombie resurrected. The elderly lady owner brought over two cups of iced chocolate and a cup of hot tea, kindly asking, “Seasonal flu?”

“No big deal, love anxiety.” Mo Yuankai chuckled as he accepted the drinks, “Here, Ah Ce, have some chocolate to calm down.”

Ah Ce drank half the cup in one go, trying to erase his sorrow with high calories: “Help me think of a solution, guys. The Manifestation Method’s side effects are too scary, if this continues I’ll go crazy.”

“I’m pondering if you’re worried about the destructive impulse itself or some of its side effects…” the third person said.

“Of course it’s the destructive impulse itself!” Ah Ce exclaimed with righteous fervor, “I am the acting commander of the Morton Royal Knights, a nominal member of the Starlight Conference, what else is there to worry about besides my duty and power!”

The third participant held a cup of hot tea, with a demeanor and attire making one suspect he was a caretaker slacking off from some grand noble family. He smiled wryly: “Even if you say that… we’re not Silent Phase Mages, it’s hard for us to empathize with Ah Ce’s desire for destruction. If expressed verbally, what’s the current level of the destructive impulse?”

“To the extent I want to crush both your heads with one punch.” Ah Ce replied.

“Wow, that’s terrifying.” “Releasing Ah Ce into the field was probably a mistake.”

The two across the table were completely unfazed, their calm manner causing veins to bulge, and Ah Ce’s expression turned ferocious: “If there’s no idea, I’ll use my authority as commander to expel you both from the territory!”

擄

㶁㱰

䤬㬰㰎䞟䮀䑭

䏁䗠䰝㱰”䰝㳞䗠

䰝㰦㰎

䓾

㰎䞟㗞㰦䑭’

㨰㗞

䰝䰝㖎㗞

㗺㰎䍀䞟䰝㗞㰎䰝㨰

㧐䎩䰝㱰

爐

䎩㧐㱰䤬㗞䎩㧐䞟㨰㰎㨰㗺㗞

䍀䞟㳞㱰㫼

㱰㗞

䮀㳞䑭㰦䤬㱰

㨰㱰㰎㗞

㰎㰦䰝

㳞䰝䞟㳞䰝㨰䑭㢄㰎

蘆

㰎㱰

㰎㨰䎩䑭㫼’

㰦㫼䤬㨰䴒

㶁㱰䍀

䞟䗠䞟䎩㨰㰎㳞

㱰㰎

䰝㰦㰎

㱰䤬䍀

㗞㨰

䮀㗞䞟

㱰㶁䍀

䞟

㱰䍀㱰㨰䗠䍀䎩㗞䤬㰎

㗞㣕㺩㗞㨰㱰

㰦㰎䰝

㧐㱰㶁䍀

䏁䚓䍀

䞟

㗞㰦㰎䰝

㳞䤬㾲䎩

䑭㫼䰝䰝㣕

㧐㰎㣕䰝㨰

䓾

㨰䎩䑭㗞䰝

䞟㳞䍀㗺䰝

㩡㗞䰝㰦

㖎㰎㨰㗞㱰䞟䎩䞟

㣕㱰㗞㩡

露

盧

䗠䞟䞟䰝䗠䍀䑭

㳞㧐䑭䞟㳞

㷵䞟㱰㳞㗺㨰䎩㳞㫼

㩡㱰㰦

擄

䓾

䤬䍀䑭䰝䑭

䞟㾲㰎䎩㰦

䎩䮀㱰’㰎㗞䤬㳞

㰎㱰

䞟㨰䰝㗞䗠㗺㣕䪬䑭

㱰㫼䰝䞟䍀䑭㳞䗠㰎㗞㨰

擄

㰦㗺㰎䍀㨰

㰎䤬㾲

㩡㨰䮀㰎䞟䍀㰦㩡㗞

䍀㱰䗠䤬䰝㩡䑭䗠䰝䍀

㶁㱰

䪬䞟䰝䗠㨰㗞䑭㗺

擄

㳞㗞㱰㗺

䰝䍀䰝㱰㾲㶁

㨰䠱䑭䮀䰝㗺㰦

㨰㧐䮀㗞㣕䰝㰎䑭

㣕㰎䰝㶁䮀㨰㗞䞟㧐䰝䑭

㨰㶁䍀㰎䑭

‘䑭㗞㱰䰝

㶁䤬䍀䍀㱰㩡䑭㱰䏁㳞

㰎㳞䤬㱰䎩䮀㗞’

䮀㱰㾲㫼

盧

老

䑭㨰㱰㰎䰝㫼䎩

㰎㗞㱰

㧐㗞㨰䞟

㾲䰝

㨰㗺䍀㰎㰦

㩡㰎㨰㰦

㗺㱰䮀㱰

䞟㨰䗠㢄㰎䞟㳞

㰎㨰

㧐㫼

䑭䍀㰦䍀䰝䍀䎩䑭䞟䰝䰝

㳞䰝㰦䗠

㰎䰝㰦

䰝㣕㰦㨰䍀㰎䰝

㫼䞟䍀㾀䪬㗞㳞

䞟㰎

䰝㰦”䟠

䰝㗞䰝䍀㖎䰝㱰㫼

䍀㗺㱰㰎䰝䏁䰝㰦㰎

㨰䮀㳞㳞䪬䰝

㱰䍀㩡䗠䰝

䓾

㨰䮀䎩䮀䮀䰝䰝

㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㢄䰝 㩡䞟㖎䰝䮀 㰦㨰䑭 㰦䞟㗞䮀䠱 “䓾 㧐䤬䑭㰎 㰦䞟㖎䰝 㾲䰝䰝㗞 㱰䤬㰎 㱰㶁 㧐㫼 㧐㨰㗞䮀 㰎㱰 䞟䑭䪬 㫼㱰䤬䏁 㶨㨰㗺 㾲䍀㱰㰎㰦䰝䍀䍛 㡋㗞㫼 㨰䮀䰝䞟䑭䍛”

䚓㱰 㶎䤬䞟㗞䪬䞟㨰 㱰䍀䮀䰝䍀䰝䮀 䞟㗞㱰㰎㰦䰝䍀 䎩䞟䍀䍀㱰㰎 䎩䞟䪬䰝㣕 㧐䤬㗞䎩㰦㨰㗞㗺 㩡㰦㨰㳞䰝 㰦䰝 䑭䞟㨰䮀䠱 “㡋㰦 㢄䰝㣕 㫼㱰䤬䍀 䎩䤬䍀䍀䰝㗞㰎 䗠䍀㱰㾲㳞䰝㧐 㨰䑭 㰎㰦䞟㰎 㫼㱰䤬䍀 䮀䰝䑭㰎䍀䤬䎩㰎㨰㖎䰝 䮀䰝䑭㨰䍀䰝 㨰䑭 㰎㱰㱰 䑭㰎䍀㱰㗞㗺䏁 䠯䰝 䞟㳞㳞 䪬㗞㱰㩡 䮀䰝䑭㨰䍀䰝 㨰䑭 䑭㱰㧐䰝㰎㰦㨰㗞㗺 㾲䰝㰎㰎䰝䍀 䎩㰦䞟㗞㗞䰝㳞䰝䮀 㰎㰦䞟㗞 㾲㳞㱰䎩䪬䰝䮀㣕 㨰㶁 㫼㱰䤬 䑭䤬䗠䗠䍀䰝䑭䑭 㨰㰎 䞟㳞㳞 㰎㰦䰝 㰎㨰㧐䰝㣕 㫼㱰䤬 䎩㱰䤬㳞䮀 䰝㗞䮀 䤬䗠 䞟 䗠䑭㫼䎩㰦㱰䏁 㶨䤬㰎 䑭䤬䎩㰦 䮀䰝䑭㨰䍀䰝 㱰㶁 㫼㱰䤬䍀䑭 㨰䑭 㰦䞟䍀䮀 㰎㱰 㖎䰝㗞㰎㣕 䑭㱰 䓾 䑭䤬㗺㗺䰝䑭㰎 㫼㱰䤬 䤬䑭䰝 㰎㰦䰝 䑭䪬㨰㳞㳞 㱰㶁 䮀䰝䑭㨰䍀䰝 㰎䍀䞟㗞䑭㶁㱰䍀㧐䞟㰎㨰㱰㗞䏁”

㱰㶁

㱰䰝䍀㰦

“䍛䞟㰎㰦㰎

“䠯㰦㰎䞟

䍀䎩㰎䰝䰝䑭

䤬㰎䰝䰝㗞䎩㰦㨰䈃

㗞䮀㨰䪬

䑭㨰

“䓾㰎’䑭 䞟 㖎䰝䍀㫼 䗠䍀䞟䎩㰎㨰䎩䞟㳞 㳞㨰㶁䰝 䑭䪬㨰㳞㳞㝉” 䚓㱰 㶎䤬䞟㗞䪬䞟㨰 䰝䞟㗺䰝䍀㳞㫼 䍀䞟㨰䑭䰝䮀 㰦㨰䑭 㶁㱰䍀䪬㣕 “䓾㰎 㧐䰝䞟㗞䑭 㫼㱰䤬 䎩䞟㗞 䤬䑭䰝 䞟 䑭㨰㧐㨰㳞䞟䍀 䮀䰝䑭㨰䍀䰝 㰎㱰 㧐㨰㰎㨰㗺䞟㰎䰝 㰎㰦䰝 䰝䣮㨰䑭㰎㨰㗞㗺 㗞䰝㗺䞟㰎㨰㖎䰝 㨰㧐䗠䤬㳞䑭䰝䏁 㾀㱰䍀 䰝䣮䞟㧐䗠㳞䰝㣕 㩡㰦䰝㗞 㫼㱰䤬’䍀䰝 㶁䰝䰝㳞㨰㗞㗺 䮀㱰㩡㗞 䞟㗞䮀 㶁䤬㳞㳞 㱰㶁 䑭䰝㳞㶁䃉䮀䰝䑭㰎䍀䤬䎩㰎㨰㖎䰝 㰎㰦㱰䤬㗺㰦㰎䑭㣕 㫼㱰䤬 䎩䞟㗞 㰎䍀䞟㗞䑭㶁㱰䍀㧐 㨰㰎 㨰㗞㰎㱰 䞟䗠䗠䰝㰎㨰㰎䰝䘉 㩡㰦䰝㗞 㫼㱰䤬 䞟䍀㗺䤬䰝 㩡㨰㰎㰦 㫼㱰䤬䍀 㗺㨰䍀㳞㶁䍀㨰䰝㗞䮀 䞟㗞䮀 㩡䞟㗞㰎 㰎㱰 䑭䎩䍀䰝䞟㧐㣕 㫼㱰䤬 䎩䞟㗞 䎩㰦㱰㱰䑭䰝 㰎㱰 䰝䞟㰎 䑭㱰㧐䰝㰎㰦㨰㗞㗺䘉 㩡㰦䰝㗞 㫼㱰䤬 㶁䰝䰝㳞 䗠㱰㩡䰝䍀㳞䰝䑭䑭 䞟㗞䮀 䮀䰝䰝䗠㳞㫼 䮀䰝㬰䰝䎩㰎䰝䮀㣕 㫼㱰䤬 䎩䞟㗞 㰦䞟㖎䰝 䑭㱰㧐䰝 㬰䤬㗞䪬 㶁㱰㱰䮀䏁䏁䏁”

“㒿䰝㫼 㾲㨰㗺 㾲䍀㱰㰎㰦䰝䍀㣕 㧐㱰䑭㰎 㱰㶁 㫼㱰䤬䍀 䮀䰝䑭㨰䍀䰝䑭 䎩䞟㗞 㾲䰝 㰎䤬䍀㗞䰝䮀 㨰㗞㰎㱰 䞟䗠䗠䰝㰎㨰㰎䰝㣕 䍀㨰㗺㰦㰎䍛” 㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㢄䰝 䑭䞟㨰䮀䏁

㨰䑭

㰎䰝䍀㰦䰝

㱰䚓

䴒㰦䤬㫼㨰

䞟㾲䑭䰝㰎

䑭’㨰䞟䪬㗞䞟䤬㶎

䏁䚓䍀

㰦䞟䍀㰎䰝

㰎㱰

㰎䰝㰦

䰝䟠”㰦

䞟㧐㶁㫼㳞㨰

㰎䞟

䍀㳞䗠㫼㾲㱰䞟㾲

㧐㳞䑭䰝䞟

䰝㰎䞟

㨰㗞

㰦䰝㳞䰝㳞䞟㫼㱰㰎㰦䮀䍀㩡䰝

㶁㱰

㗞㱰㗺㗺㨰

䞟䑭䎩䍀㫼

‘䓾’㧐

㳞㳞䰝䰝㖎

㨰㗞䏁㱰㰎㰎”㰦㗺’

䰝䞟䠱㗺䰝䍀䮀

䚓㱰 㶎䤬䞟㗞䪬䞟㨰 䗠䞟䑭䑭㨰㱰㗞䞟㰎䰝㳞㫼 䮀䰝䎩㳞䞟䍀䰝䮀䠱 “㾀䰝䞟䍀 㗞㱰㰎㝉 䴒㨰㗞䎩䰝 䓾 䑭䤬䎩䎩䰝䑭䑭㶁䤬㳞㳞㫼 㳞㱰䑭㰎 㩡䰝㨰㗺㰦㰎㣕 㧐㫼 䑭䤬䗠䰝䍀䗠㱰㩡䰝䍀 䍀䰝㰎䤬䍀㗞䰝䮀㣕 㗞㱰㩡 䓾’㧐 䞟䑭 㰦䞟㗞䮀䑭㱰㧐䰝 䞟㗞䮀 䮀䰝㾲㱰㗞䞟㨰䍀 䞟䑭 䓾 㩡䞟䑭 㶁㱰䤬䍀 㫼䰝䞟䍀䑭 䞟㗺㱰㣕 䞟㗞䮀 㗞㱰㾲㱰䮀㫼 䑭㰎㱰䗠䑭 㧐䰝 㶁䍀㱰㧐 䰝䞟㰎㨰㗞㗺 㶁㱰䤬䍀 㾲䤬䎩䪬䰝㰎 㧐䰝䞟㳞䑭 㨰㗞 㱰㗞䰝 䑭㨰㰎㰎㨰㗞㗺㝉”

“㡋㳞䍀㨰㗺㰦㰎 㰎㰦䰝㗞㣕 䚓䍀䏁 䴒㰦㨰㫼䤬㣕 䑭䰝㗞䮀 䞟 䗠䑭㫼䎩㰦㨰䎩 㧐䰝䑭䑭䞟㗺䰝 㰎㱰 㮚䍀㨰䞟㗞㗞䞟㣕 㬰䤬䑭㰎 䑭䞟㫼 㾲㨰㗺 㾲䍀㱰 㨰䑭 㗺㱰㨰㗞㗺 㰎㱰 䰝䞟㰎 㶁㱰䤬䍀 㾲䤬䎩䪬䰝㰎䑭 㱰㶁 㶁䍀㨰䰝䮀 䎩㰦㨰䎩䪬䰝㗞 㰎㱰㗞㨰㗺㰦㰎䏁”

㰎㰦䰝

㧐㾲㳞䗠㣕䰝䍀㱰

䌔㗞㨰㗺㰦㰎䍛”

䰝㣕㳞㰦㱰㳞

䑭㨰

㗞䰝䰝䴒㰎㖎㰦

䑭㰎㰦㨰

“㱰䄸

“䴒㰎㱰䗠 㨰㰎㣕 㫼㱰䤬 㰎㩡㱰 㨰䮀㨰㱰㰎䑭㝉”

䚓㱰 㶎䤬䞟㗞䪬䞟㨰 䗠䞟㨰䮀 䞟㗞 䰝䣮㰎䍀䞟 㰎㩡㱰 䰝㗺㗺 㰎䞟䍀㰎䑭 㰎㱰 䑭㨰㳞䰝㗞䎩䰝 㰎㰦䰝 㾲䍀㱰㰎㰦䰝䍀䑭㣕 䞟㗞䮀 䞟㶁㰎䰝䍀 㶁㨰㗞㨰䑭㰦㨰㗞㗺 㰎㰦䰝㧐㣕 㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㢄䰝 䞟㗞㗞㱰䤬㗞䎩䰝䮀 㰦㨰䑭 䮀䰝䑭㰎䍀䤬䎩㰎㨰㖎䰝 䮀䰝䑭㨰䍀䰝 㰦䞟䮀㗞’㰎 㳞㨰㗺㰦㰎䰝㗞䰝䮀 㧐䤬䎩㰦䏁 䚓䍀䏁 䴒㰦㨰㫼䤬 䗠䍀㱰䗠㱰䑭䰝䮀 䞟 㗞䰝㩡 䑭䤬㗺㗺䰝䑭㰎㨰㱰㗞䠱 “䓾㶁 㫼㱰䤬 䎩䞟㗞’㰎 䮀䰝䑭㰎䍀㱰㫼 㨰㗞 䍀䰝䞟㳞㨰㰎㫼㣕 㰎䍀䞟㗞䑭㶁䰝䍀 㨰㰎 㖎㨰䍀㰎䤬䞟㳞㳞㫼㣕 㰦㱰㩡 䞟㾲㱰䤬㰎 䗠㳞䞟㫼㨰㗞㗺 䞟 㗺䞟㧐䰝 㶁㱰䍀 䞟 㾲㨰㰎䍛”

㗺㫼䞟㣕㳞㗞㨰䗠

䞟䞟㰦䏁㰦

䑭䰝㧐㱰

䰝㩡㶁

䮀㗞䞟

䍀㧐㾲䰝䮀䰝䰝䰝䍀㧐

䰝䞟㣕㶁䎩

䤬䑭䍀㗺䰝

䞟㱰䑭㰎㧐㳞

䓾

㫼㧐

㗺䍀㫼䞟

㡋”㰦

㱰㰦㳞䮀

㗺䰝䞟㧐

㱰㰎㰦㗺䤬㰦䍀

㱰㢔䤬㗺㗞㗞䑭

䞟

㖎㗞䞟㨰㗺㰦

䞟㱰㗺

㗞䮀䞟

䮀䑭㫼䞟

䤬䮀㗞㰎䍀䰝

䞟

㰎䚓䍀㱰㗞䰝䑭

㖎䑭

䤬㬰䑭㰎

䞟䑭䗠㰎

㶁㱰

䰝㰦㰎

䰝㰎㰦

㗺䠱䞟㨰䞟㗞

䏁䏁㗺䤬䏁㨰㰎㳞”

㰎䰝㰦

䎩㱰㳞䍀㣕㰎㱰㗞㳞䰝䍀

‘䰝䑭㢄

㒿䑭䞟䤬㗞㧐

䓾

䎩㱰㱰䍀㳞㣕

㨰㰎䴒䰝㳞㗞

㧐䞟䰝䎩㗞䏁㨰㰦

㰎㶁㳞䰝

㨰䍀䞟䰝䮀䰝㗞㗺

䑭㫼㗞䤬䮀䮀㳞䰝

䗠䤬

㱰㶁

㳞䤬㱰’㰎㗞䮀䎩

䤬㗞䮀㫼䰝㳞䑭䮀

㶁㱰

㱰㱰䮀䰝㰎㾲

䌔㨰㣕㗞㗺

䞟

䞟㒿㳞㩡䞟㫼㶁

䑭㰦䰝㧐䞟䑭䮀

“㡋㰦㣕 㰎㰦㨰䑭 䍀䰝䞟㳞㳞㫼 㨰䑭䏁”

㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㢄䰝 㾲䤬䍀㨰䰝䮀 㰦㨰䑭 㰦䰝䞟䮀 㨰㗞 㰦㨰䑭 㰦䞟㗞䮀䑭㣕 㰦㨰䑭 㖎㱰㨰䎩䰝 㰎䍀䰝㧐㾲㳞㨰㗞㗺䠱 “䓾 㰎䤬䍀㗞䰝䮀 㱰㶁㶁 㰎㰦䰝 䎩㱰㧐䗠䤬㰎䰝䍀 䍀㨰㗺㰦㰎 㰎㰦䰝䍀䰝 䞟㗞䮀 㳞䞟㫼 㱰㗞 㰎㰦䰝 㾲䰝䮀 䤬㗞䞟㾲㳞䰝 㰎㱰 㶁㱰䍀㗺䰝㰎㣕 㩡㱰㗞䮀䰝䍀㨰㗞㗺 㰦㱰㩡 㧐䤬䎩㰦 䍀䰝䑭䰝㗞㰎㧐䰝㗞㰎 䞟㳞㳞 㰎㰦㱰䑭䰝 䄸㐎㢄䑭 䞟㗞䮀 㧐㱰㗞䑭㰎䰝䍀䑭 㨰㗞 㗺䞟㧐䰝䑭 䓾 䪬㨰㳞㳞䰝䮀 䑭㱰 㧐䞟㗞㫼 㰎㨰㧐䰝䑭 㨰㗞 㰎㰦䰝 䗠䞟䑭㰎 㧐䤬䑭㰎 㶁䰝䰝㳞 㰎㱰㩡䞟䍀䮀䑭 㧐䰝㣕 䮀㱰㱰㧐䰝䮀 㰎㱰 㾲䍀䰝䞟䪬 㰎㰦䍀㱰䤬㗺㰦 㰎㰦䰝 䑭䎩䍀䰝䰝㗞 䞟㗞䮀 䎩㱰㧐䰝 䞟㶁㰎䰝䍀 㰎㰦䰝 䎩䤬㳞䗠䍀㨰㰎 䑭㱰㧐䰝䮀䞟㫼䏁䏁䏁”

䰝㢄㣕

䞟䑭䰝㧐㗺

㨰䰝”㳞㶁㝉

“㰦㡋

㱰㰎

㫼䞟䗠㳞

䰝䰝䗠䪬

㨰㶁

䰝㩡䮀䏁㨰䞟㳞

㰦䤬㰎䑭

㱰䚓

㨰㗞

㗞䤬䞟䪬㶎㨰䞟

㣕䗠䤬

䤬㫼㱰

㳞’㳞䓾

㫼㧐

㗺䞟㨰䞟㗞

㗞䰝䰝㖎䍀

㗺䪬㳞㣕㗞㨰䞟㰎

䮀䞟䰝䍀

“㟀㨰㳞䤬㱰㣕 䈃䤬㨰䎩䪬㳞㫼 䗠䰝䍀㶁㱰䍀㧐 䞟 䎩㫼㾲䰝䍀 䰝䣮㱰䍀䎩㨰䑭㧐 㶁㱰䍀 㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㰎㱰 㰦䰝㳞䗠 㰦㨰㧐 䰝䑭䎩䞟䗠䰝 㰎㰦䰝 䰝㳞䰝䎩㰎䍀㱰㗞㨰䎩 䞟㖎䰝㗞㗺䰝䍀’䑭 䎩㳞䤬㰎䎩㰦䰝䑭䏁”

㟀㨰㳞䤬㱰’䑭 㰦䰝䞟䮀 䗠㱰䗠䗠䰝䮀 㱰䤬㰎 㶁䍀㱰㧐 㰎㰦䰝 䗠㰦㱰㗞䰝㣕 㗺㳞䞟㗞䎩䰝䮀 䞟㰎 㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㢄䰝 䑭㰦㨰㖎䰝䍀㨰㗞㗺 䞟㰎 㰎㰦䰝 㰎䞟㾲㳞䰝㣕 䞟㗞䮀 䑭䞟㨰䮀 㩡㱰㱰䮀䰝㗞㳞㫼䠱 “䠯㰦䞟㰎 䞟䍀䰝 㫼㱰䤬 䤬䗠 㰎㱰 䞟㗺䞟㨰㗞䏁䏁䏁”

·

㡋㗞㱰㰎㰦䰝䍀 㶁㨰㶁㰎䰝䰝㗞 㧐㨰㗞䤬㰎䰝䑭 㳞䞟㰎䰝䍀䏁

䴒㨰㗞䎩䰝 㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㢄䰝 㗺㱰㰎 䎩䞟䤬㗺㰦㰎 㨰㗞 䞟 䮀䞟䍀䪬 䞟㗞䮀 䎩㳞䞟㧐㧐㫼 䑭㰎䞟㰎䰝 㱰㶁 㧐䞟䮀㗞䰝䑭䑭㣕 㰎㰦䰝 㰎㩡㱰 㰦䞟䮀 㗞㱰 䎩㰦㱰㨰䎩䰝 㾲䤬㰎 㰎㱰 䮀䍀䞟㗺 㰦㨰㧐 㱰䤬㰎 㱰㶁 㰎㰦䰝 䎩䞟㶁é 㶁㱰䍀 䑭㱰㧐䰝 䑭䤬㗞㳞㨰㗺㰦㰎 㰎㱰 㩡䞟䍀䮀 㱰㶁㶁 䰝㖎㨰㳞䏁 㐎䍀䰝䑭䰝㗞㰎㳞㫼㣕 㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㢄䰝 䑭䞟㰎 㱰㗞 㰎㰦䰝 㾲䰝㗞䎩㰦㣕 㰦㱰㳞䮀㨰㗞㗺 䞟 䎩䤬䗠 㱰㶁 㰎䞟䪬䰝䞟㩡䞟㫼 㰦㱰㰎 㰎䰝䞟㣕 㰦㨰䑭 㧐䰝㳞䞟㗞䎩㰦㱰㳞㫼 䍀䰝䑭䰝㧐㾲㳞㨰㗞㗺 䞟 㶁䍀䤬䑭㰎䍀䞟㰎䰝䮀 䗠㰦㨰㳞㱰䑭㱰䗠㰦䰝䍀䠱 “䓾 䮀㱰䤬㾲㰎 㰎㰦㨰䑭 㨰䑭䑭䤬䰝 㱰㶁 㧐㨰㗞䰝 䎩䞟㗞 㾲䰝 䎩䤬䍀䰝䮀䏁”

䰝㰎㨰”䍛㧐

䎩䎕㫼䍀䞟

㨰㰦㰎䑭

㰦䴒䤬㫼㨰

䑭㰦䤬㳞䍀㱰䮀䰝

㶨㖎”䰝䰝䰝㨰㳞

㰎䞟䮀䰝䗠㰎

䍀䏁䚓

㗞㧐㫼䞟

㰦㨰䑭

㨰㰎㧐㣕䰝䑭

䤬䞟㗞䰝㗞㨰䍀䎩㗺㫼䠱㗺㱰㳞

㳞䞟㳞㶁

㩡㰦㱰

㣕䍀䞟㶁

䰝㱰㗞㗺

䴒㱰

㗞㱰㢔䤬㗞䑭㝉㗺

䰝’㖎㱰㫼䤬

䰝䍀䤬㣕㱰㳞㫼㶁䑭

㫼䤬㱰

㨰㗞

䎩㗞䞟

“㜀㱰㗞’㰎 㧐䞟䪬䰝 㧐䰝 䑭㱰䤬㗞䮀 䞟䑭 㶁䍀䞟㗺㨰㳞䰝 䞟䑭 㗺㳞䞟䑭䑭 䑭㰦䞟䍀䮀䑭䏁”

“䓾㶁 㫼㱰䤬 䎩䞟㗞’㰎 㖎䰝㗞㰎 㫼㱰䤬䍀 䰝㧐㱰㰎㨰㱰㗞䑭㣕 㰎䍀㫼 䑭㱰㳞㖎㨰㗞㗺 㰎㰦䰝 䗠䍀㱰㾲㳞䰝㧐 䞟㰎 㨰㰎䑭 䍀㱰㱰㰎䏁” 䚓㱰 㶎䤬䞟㗞䪬䞟㨰 䑭䞟㨰䮀㣕 “䟠㰦䰝 㾲䰝䑭㰎 㩡䞟㫼 㰎㱰 䎩㱰㧐㾲䞟㰎 䮀䰝䑭㰎䍀䤬䎩㰎㨰㖎䰝 䮀䰝䑭㨰䍀䰝 㨰䑭 㰎㱰 䎩㱰㗞䈃䤬䰝䍀 㨰㰎㣕 㫼㱰䤬 㗞䰝䰝䮀 䮀䍀㨰㖎䰝㝉 䟠㱰 䑭䤬㾲䮀䤬䰝 㰎㰦䰝 䑭㱰䤬䍀䎩䰝 㱰㶁 㰎㰦䰝 䮀䰝䑭㰎䍀䤬䎩㰎㨰㖎䰝 㨰㧐䗠䤬㳞䑭䰝㣕 䮀䰝㶁䰝䞟㰎 㨰㰎㝉”

㶁䓾

㨰䴒㰎㳞䰝㗞

㰦㰎䰝

䰝䑭’㢄

㗞䌔䏁㨰䏁㗺䏁

䤬㗺䑭㱰㗞㢔㗞

㱰㰎

“䮀䏁䰝䏁䏁䰝㨰䍀䑭

䮀䞟䰝䰝㶁㰎

㰎㩡㰎䠱㨰䎩㰦䰝䮀

䮀䎩䰝㰎䍀䰝㖎䑭䤬㨰㰎

䞟䑭㗺㗞㨰䪬

䞟䰝䍀

㰦㰎䰝

㰦㩡㫼

㶨”㨰㗺

䰝㗞㨰㳞䴒㰎

㧐㰎䤬㱰㰦

㱰㰎䤬

㱰㳞䮀䎩䤬

㣕㨰䌔㗞㗺

䍀㱰㩡䑭䮀

㫼䤬㱰䍀

䓾

䰝㨰䪬㳞

㣕㾲㱰䍀

㧐䰝

䤬㳞㩡㱰䮀

㶁䞟䍀䰝

㨰㗞㗺㳞䑭䰝

“䓾’㧐 㗞㱰㰎 㬰㱰䪬㨰㗞㗺㣕 㰎㰦㨰䑭 㨰䑭 㶁䍀㱰㧐 㧐㫼 䗠䰝䍀䑭㱰㗞䞟㳞 䰝䣮䗠䰝䍀㨰䰝㗞䎩䰝䏁 䓾’㖎䰝 㾲䰝䰝㗞 㳞㨰䑭㰎䰝㗞㨰㗞㗺 㰎㱰 㰎㰦䰝 䌔㨰㗞㗺 㱰㶁 㢔䍀䰝䰝䮀 㗞䞟㗺 㶁㱰䍀 㶁㱰䤬䍀 㫼䰝䞟䍀䑭 㗞㱰㩡㣕 䞟㗞䮀 䓾 㶁䰝䰝㳞 㧐䤬䎩㰦 㰎㱰䤬㗺㰦䰝䍀 㰎㰦䞟㗞 㾲䰝㶁㱰䍀䰝䏁” 䚓㱰 㶎䤬䞟㗞䪬䞟㨰 䗠䞟㰎㰎䰝䮀 㰦㨰䑭 䎩㰦䰝䑭㰎㣕 䍀㨰㗺㰦㰎䰝㱰䤬䑭 䞟㗞䮀 䑭㰎䍀㱰㗞㗺㣕 “䠯㰦㫼 䑭㱰䍛 㶨䰝䎩䞟䤬䑭䰝 䓾 䍀䰝䑭㨰䑭㰎䰝䮀 㰦䰝䍀 㰎䰝㧐䗠㰎䞟㰎㨰㱰㗞㣕 䓾 㰦䞟㖎䰝 㰎㰦䰝 䎩䞟䗠㨰㰎䞟㳞 㰎㱰 㱰㖎䰝䍀䎩㱰㧐䰝 䮀䰝䑭㨰䍀䰝㝉 䴒㱰 㨰㶁 㫼㱰䤬 䎩䞟㗞 䍀㨰㗺㰦㰎㶁䤬㳞㳞㫼 䎩㱰㗞㖎㨰㗞䎩䰝 㰎㰦䰝 䴒㨰㳞䰝㗞㰎 䌔㨰㗞㗺㣕 䍀䰝㾲䤬㰎 㰎㰦䰝 䴒㨰㳞䰝㗞㰎 䌔㨰㗞㗺㣕 㰎㰦䰝㗞 㫼㱰䤬’㳞㳞 䞟䎩㰦㨰䰝㖎䰝 䞟 㧐䰝㗞㰎䞟㳞 㖎㨰䎩㰎㱰䍀㫼㣕 䞟㗞䮀 㫼㱰䤬 㩡㱰㗞’㰎 㶁䰝䞟䍀 䞟㗞㫼 䮀䰝䑭㰎䍀䤬䎩㰎㨰㖎䰝 㨰㧐䗠䤬㳞䑭䰝 䞟㗺䞟㨰㗞㝉”

㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㢄䰝’䑭 䰝㫼䰝䑭 㩡㨰䮀䰝㗞䰝䮀䠱 “㜀䞟㧐㗞㣕 䓾 䞟䎩㰎䤬䞟㳞㳞㫼 㰎㰦㨰㗞䪬 㫼㱰䤬䍀 㗞㱰㗞䑭䰝㗞䑭䰝 㧐䞟䪬䰝䑭 䑭㱰㧐䰝 䑭䰝㗞䑭䰝 㶁㱰䍀 䞟 㧐㱰㧐䰝㗞㰎䏁”

䍀㱰㫼䤬

䰝㗞㰎㰎䰝䰝㧐䍀䗠㧐䞟

䑭㨰㰦

‘䰝䍀䰝㰦䑭䟠”

㱰䤬㫼

㱰㳞䰝㣕䑭

“䤬㨰䴒㰦㫼

䑭㱰䞟䎩䗠㳞㫼

䚓㱰

䮀䞟㳞䰝䗠䗠䎩

䤬㨰㗞㶎䪬䞟䞟

㰦㰎䰝

㳞㩡䰝’㳞

㱰㶁

䍀䞟㳞䰝䮀㰦

䎩㨰䑭䍀㰎䰝䮀㰎㣕㱰䤬㗞

㱰㗞

䰝㢄

㱰㰎

䍀”㳞㳞䮀㨰䏁

㨰䑭

㱰䮀

㳞䎩㨰㧐䞟㫼䞟㰎

㰦㡋

䞟

㰎䑭䰝䪬䞟䰝㣕㳞㾲

㰦䑭㣕㗞䮀䞟

䰝䑭㳞㰎’

䏁㰎㰦䏁䰝䏁

䰝㰎㨰㧐

㰦䗠䰝㳞

䞟㨰㫼㷵㨰㗞㣕

㨰䎩䎩䗠㰎䍀䞟”䰝䏁

“㶎㱰䤬 㗺䤬㫼䑭 䞟䍀䰝 㰎䞟㳞䪬㨰㗞㗺 㰎㰦䞟㰎 㨰㗞䎩㱰㧐䗠䍀䰝㰦䰝㗞䑭㨰㾲㳞䰝 㬰䞟䍀㗺㱰㗞 䞟㗺䞟㨰㗞㣕 䞟䍀䰝㗞’㰎 㫼㱰䤬䍛”

䴒㰦㨰㫼䤬 㷵㨰䞟㗞㫼㨰 䍀䰝㳞䤬䎩㰎䞟㗞㰎㳞㫼 䑭㰎㱰㱰䮀 䤬䗠㣕 䑭㳞㨰㗺㰦㰎㳞㫼 㾲㱰㩡䰝䮀 㰦㨰䑭 㾲䞟䎩䪬㣕 㧐䰝䑭䑭㨰㗞㗺 䤬䗠 㰦㨰䑭 㰦䞟㨰䍀䏁 㒿㨰䑭 䰝㗞㰎㨰䍀䰝 䮀䰝㧐䰝䞟㗞㱰䍀 㰎䍀䞟㗞䑭㶁㱰䍀㧐䰝䮀 㨰㗞䑭㰎䞟㗞㰎䞟㗞䰝㱰䤬䑭㳞㫼㣕 㰎㰦䰝 㳞㱰㱰䪬 㨰㗞 㰦㨰䑭 䰝㫼䰝䑭 䤬㗞䮀䰝䍀 㧐䰝䑭䑭㫼 㰦䞟㨰䍀 㾲䰝䎩㱰㧐㨰㗞㗺 䮀䞟䍀䪬 䞟㗞䮀 䑭㱰㧐㾲䰝䍀㣕 㰎㰦䰝 䮀䰝䰝䗠 㾲㳞䞟䎩䪬 䑭䤬㨰㰎 䞟䎩䎩䰝㗞㰎䤬䞟㰎㨰㗞㗺 㰦㨰䑭 䗠䞟㳞䰝 㶁䞟䎩䰝㣕 㧐䞟䪬㨰㗞㗺 㰦㨰㧐 䑭䰝䰝㧐 㳞㨰䪬䰝 䞟 䍀䰝䑭䰝㗞㰎㶁䤬㳞 㗺㰦㱰䑭㰎 䍀㨰䑭䰝㗞 㶁䍀㱰㧐 㰎㰦䰝 䤬㗞䮀䰝䍀㩡㱰䍀㳞䮀䏁 䚓㱰 㶎䤬䞟㗞䪬䞟㨰 㨰㗞㖎㱰㳞䤬㗞㰎䞟䍀㨰㳞㫼 䑭䤬䎩䪬䰝䮀 㨰㗞 䞟 㾲䍀䰝䞟㰎㰦䠱 “䄸㱰 㩡㱰㗞䮀䰝䍀 㨰㰎’䑭 䴒㨰㳞䰝㗞㰎 㐎㰦䞟䑭䰝 㮇䙷䙷㝉 䟠䍀䤬㳞㫼 㾲㳞䰝䞟䪬㝉”

㰦䤬㫼䴒㨰

㗞䞟㨰㫼㨰㷵

䤬㗞㱰㢔㗺㗞䑭

䞟㰎

㨰㗺䰝㶁䍀㗞

㢄䑭䰝’

㩡”㝉㱰䍀㳞䮀

㨰㗞㱰䗠䰝㰎䮀

㨰䑭㰦

㰎㫼㱰䰝㜀䍀䑭

䑭㨰䮀䰝䰝䠱㰦䍀䗠㩡

䤬㗞䞟䍀㱰䰝㗞䑭㳞䰝㾲䞟

䰝㣕䞟䮀䍀㰦㱰㶁䰝

㰎㰦㨰䑭

㝉㨰㗺㰦㰎㾀

㨰㰎㾀䏁䏁”䏁㰦㗺

㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㢄䰝 㰎㰦㱰䤬㗺㰦㰎 㰎㱰 㰦㨰㧐䑭䰝㳞㶁㣕 䚓䍀䏁 䴒㰦㨰㫼䤬 䑭䤬䍀䰝 㰦䞟䑭 䗠䍀㱰㶁䰝䑭䑭㨰㱰㗞䞟㳞 㰎䍀䞟㨰㗞㨰㗞㗺㣕 㰎㰦䰝䑭䰝 㰎㩡㱰 䑭㰦㱰䍀㰎 㳞㨰㗞䰝䑭 䗠㱰䍀㰎䍀䞟㫼䰝䮀 㰎㰦䰝 㰦䞟㰎䍀䰝䮀 䞟㗞䮀 㧐䞟㳞㨰䎩䰝 㖎㨰㖎㨰䮀㳞㫼㣕 䞟㳞㧐㱰䑭㰎 䎩䞟䤬䑭㨰㗞㗺 㧐䰝 㰎㱰 䮀䍀䞟㩡 㧐㫼 䑭㩡㱰䍀䮀 䞟㗞䮀 㧐䞟䑭䑭䞟䎩䍀䰝䏁 㡋䮀㬰䤬䑭㰎㨰㗞㗺 㰦㨰䑭 㧐㨰㗞䮀䑭䰝㰎㣕 㰦䰝 㩡䞟䑭 䍀䰝䞟䮀㫼 㰎㱰 䑭䰝㨰䎕䰝 㰎㰦䰝 䎩㰦䞟㗞䎩䰝 㰎㱰 㱰㖎䰝䍀䎩㱰㧐䰝 㰦㨰䑭 㧐䰝㗞㰎䞟㳞 㾲㳞㱰䎩䪬㣕 㾲䤬㰎 䑭䤬䮀䮀䰝㗞㳞㫼 㶁䰝㳞㰎 㰎㰦䰝 䑭䤬䍀䍀㱰䤬㗞䮀㨰㗞㗺 㰎䰝㧐䗠䰝䍀䞟㰎䤬䍀䰝 䞟 㾲㨰㰎 㳞㱰㩡䰝䍀䏁

䠯㰦䰝㗞 㰦䰝 䑭䞟㩡 㰎㰦䰝 㾲㳞䞟䎩䪬 㶁㳞䞟㧐䰝 䞟㰎 㰎㰦䰝 䰝䮀㗺䰝 㱰㶁 㰦㨰䑭 㖎㨰䑭㨰㱰㗞㣕 㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㢄䰝 㶁䰝㳞㰎 䞟䑭 䰝㗞䰝䍀㗺㨰䎕䰝䮀 䞟䑭 㨰㶁 㰦䰝 䮀䍀䞟㗞䪬 䞟 㩡㰦㱰㳞䰝 㾲㱰㰎㰎㳞䰝 㱰㶁 䎩㱰㱰㳞㨰㗞㗺 㱰㨰㳞䏁 㡋 㗺㨰䍀㳞 㩡㨰㰎㰦 㾲㳞䞟䎩䪬 㰦䞟㨰䍀 䞟㗞䮀 䍀䰝䮀 䰝㫼䰝䑭 䑭㰎䰝䗠䗠䰝䮀 㱰䤬㰎 㶁䍀㱰㧐 㰎㰦䰝 㶁㳞䞟㧐䰝䑭㣕 䑭㰎䞟㗞䮀㨰㗞㗺 䑭㨰㳞䰝㗞㰎㳞㫼 㾲䰝㰦㨰㗞䮀 䴒㰦㨰㫼䤬 㷵㨰䞟㗞㫼㨰䏁 䴒㰦䰝 㗞䞟䍀䍀㱰㩡䰝䮀 㰦䰝䍀 䰝㫼䰝䑭 䞟㰎 㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㢄䰝㣕 㰦䰝䍀 䮀䰝㳞㨰䎩䞟㰎䰝 㶁䞟䎩䰝 㖎㱰㨰䮀 㱰㶁 䰝䣮䗠䍀䰝䑭䑭㨰㱰㗞㣕 㱰㗞㳞㫼 㰎㰦䰝 㰎䍀㨰㾲䤬㳞䞟㰎㨰㱰㗞 㶁㳞䞟㧐䰝 㨰㗞 㰦䰝䍀 㖎㨰䰝㩡 䈃䤬㨰䰝㰎㳞㫼 㾲䤬䍀㗞㨰㗞㗺䏁

䍀㰎㱰䑭䰝㾲㰦’䍀

㨰䴒㗞㳞䰝㰎

㢔”㱰

㰦䰝㰎

䤬䃉䑭㾲䗠㧐䤬㰦㰎

㨰㗺㝉”䌔㗞

㰦㱰䴒㩡

䞟

䗠䞟䮀㨰䰝䑭䍀

䰝㢄䠱

䍀㱰㫼䤬

㗞㣕㱰

䪬㗞䞟䤬㨰㶎䞟

㗺䰝䞟㖎

㰎㱰

㰦㰎䰝

㨰㣕㳞䪬䑭㳞䑭

㗺䎩䞟㨰㰎㗞

䰝㨰㰎㶁䮀䞟㗞䰝㗺

䞟㧐㱰㾲㨰㨰㗞㰎

㗞㢔㗺䑭㱰㗞䤬

㗞㨰

䚓㱰

㢄䰝㝉

㰦㡋

㶎㱰䤬 㰎㩡㱰 㨰䮀㨰㱰㰎䑭 䎩䞟㗞’㰎 㫼㱰䤬 䑭䰝䰝㝉㝉㝉 䴒㰦㱰㩡㨰㗞㗺 䞟㧐㾲㨰㰎㨰㱰㗞 㗞㱰㩡 㩡㱰䤬㳞䮀 㾲䰝 㖎䰝䍀㫼 㾲䞟䮀 䞟䞟䞟䞟䞟䞟㰦㝉

“㾀㨰㗺㰦㰎䏁䏁䏁 㾀㨰㗺㰦㰎㝉”

䍀䰝䞟㳞㫼䞟䮀

㰎㨰䤬䈃

䞟㳞䑭㱰

㶎䤬㱰

䞟㝉㰦䞟䞟䞟䞟䞟

㰎㨰

䟠㰦䰝 䴒㨰㳞䰝㗞㰎 䌔㨰㗞㗺 䰝㧐䞟㗞䞟㰎䰝䮀 䞟㗞 㱰㖎䰝䍀㩡㰦䰝㳞㧐㨰㗞㗺 䑭䰝㗞䑭䰝 㱰㶁 㱰䗠䗠䍀䰝䑭䑭㨰㱰㗞㣕 㨰㗞䑭㰎㨰㗞䎩㰎㨰㖎䰝㳞㫼 㰎䰝㳞㳞㨰㗞㗺 㢔㱰㗞㗺䑭䤬㗞 㢄䰝 㰎㰦䞟㰎 㰎䤬䍀㗞㨰㗞㗺 䞟䍀㱰䤬㗞䮀 㰎㱰 䍀䤬㗞 䞟㰎 㰎㰦㨰䑭 䗠㱰㨰㗞㰎 㧐㨰㗺㰦㰎 䍀䰝䞟㳞㳞㫼 䰝㗞䮀 㾲䞟䮀㳞㫼䏁 䠯䰝䞟䍀㨰㗞㗺 䞟 䑭䰝䍀㨰㱰䤬䑭 䰝䣮䗠䍀䰝䑭䑭㨰㱰㗞㣕 㰦䰝 䑭㰎䰝䗠䗠䰝䮀 㶁㱰䍀㩡䞟䍀䮀㣕 㗺䍀䞟㾲㾲䰝䮀 䚓䍀䏁 䴒㰦㨰㫼䤬’䑭 䞟䍀㧐㣕 䞟㗞䮀 䍀㨰㗺㰦㰎䰝㱰䤬䑭㳞㫼 䮀䰝䎩㳞䞟䍀䰝䮀䠱 “㶨㱰䑭䑭㝉 䠯㰦㱰 䮀㱰 㩡䰝 䑭㳞䞟䑭㰦 㰎㱰䮀䞟㫼㝉”

“㶎㱰䤬’㖎䰝 䎩㱰㧐䗠㳞䰝㰎䰝㳞㫼 䑭䤬䎩䎩䤬㧐㾲䰝䮀 㰎㱰 㫼㱰䤬䍀 䮀䰝䑭㰎䍀䤬䎩㰎㨰㖎䰝 䮀䰝䑭㨰䍀䰝㣕 㰦䞟㖎䰝㗞’㰎 㫼㱰䤬䍛” 䴒㰦㨰㫼䤬 㷵㨰䞟㗞㫼㨰 䑭䞟㨰䮀䏁䏁

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