Capítulo 1339: Chapter 7: A Day in the Life of a Lone Hunter (Part 1)

Shiyu Ling lazily said, “You know, not all those knight lords are exactly noble and righteous. The Wild Hunt faces a lot of resistance, and sometimes, getting help from inside is inefficient and delayed. The intel you need for missions is often better when you rely on yourself.”

“Orianna will be furious knowing the details.”

“Not really, there are indeed many hunters who aren’t trustworthy.” Shiyu Ling said, “Like me, still a fugitive.”

“Here you go again, ha.”

Shiyu Ling wrapped his arms around his waist again, resting his head on his shoulder.

They strolled through several streets frequented by hunters, with Shiyu Ling explaining the purpose of each place: bars for gathering information, trading points for exchanging goods, training grounds for mock battles… The world hunters live in became rich in detail through his explanations. He learned that many hunters with minor injuries wouldn’t go to the Knight Order for treatment, fearing being looked down upon by important folks; hunters’ clothing is often custom-made to suit each one’s fighting style and to hide little secrets; those impressive-looking magic pets are basically money pits meant to trap rookies, most of them are bio-animals from Cangdu and the United States. In terms of actual combat ability, they can’t compare to the knights’ standard-issue warhorses…

Gongsun Ce felt he had a good grasp of the hunters now, and an afternoon had swiftly passed by as the hunters’ gathering place faded behind him.

“I guess hunters rarely cook at home, right?”

“Who’s got the time for pots and pans?” Shiyu Ling scoffed, “Turn left at the next two blocks, I’ll take you to the big sister’s hidden store.”

Shiyu Ling’s recommendation was an exotic little tavern, serving northeast dishes from the United States with homemade brews. Their dinner was a fried egg pancake with potato pieces, topped with slices of premium ham, its near-transparent fat glistening enticingly. Gongsun Ce took a bite and praised it highly, while the well-prepared Miss Shiyu had already secured half a pancake on her plate, defending it vigilantly.

“Told you my recommended places are good, right?” Shiyu Ling crowed proudly, holding up a fork, “I love this place because it’s a tavern that stays open till late at night, so you can fill your belly after finishing a task before heading home.”

“I thought you’d take me to the recommended restaurants in the travel guides.”

“Total rip-offs! Cheap places have queues to eternity, and truly delicious places are the kind you can’t afford, high-end stuff.” Shiyu Ling lamented, “In my first month here in the capital, I tried out a bunch and felt so cheated, then I tried the colleagues’ recommendations of ‘local spots only locals frequent’… ”

Gongsun Ce extended his finger: “You’ll find them worse than the recommended restaurants! All are dark culinary experiences only understandable to people of the Country!”

“Exactly! All those ‘wonderfully tasty fish fry shops’ and ‘awesome kidney pie shops’ but actually they taste no different from cafeteria food, all equally awful!” Shiyu Ling agreed emphatically, “If you want to balance cost-effectiveness and flavor, you have to hunt down shop after shop yourself… Then your dining circle gets limited to the two or three streets around your home, practically a foodie quagmire.”

Gongsun Ce imagined the hunter lady trying out the capital’s food shop by shop after work, as if she were a personal travel blogger laboriously creating a Blue Church district food guide. Perhaps given more time, she could really make something like that, with tourists coming to the capital finding the recent popular ‘Alice Adar’s Food Adventures’ online…

He couldn’t help but laugh, earning a glare from Shiyu Ling: “What’s so funny?”

“Nothing, just think you’re an interesting woman.” Gongsun Ce glanced at the bill, “Hey, isn’t this price a bit over budget? Doesn’t seem related to cost-effectiveness, right?”

This dinner cost enough for three ordinary meals at an average joint, and as Shiyu Ling paid the bill, she casually commented, “When payday comes, you gotta splurge a bit, earn money to make yourself happy.”

“Wow, so every time you earn money, you enjoy first and worry later…”

“Not like I’m throwing money around, just moderate spending.” Shiyu Ling propped her face with her hand, scanning the diverse crowd in the tavern, “I’ve never ordered the expensive items like steak or lobster from the menu, thinking to save some money for future plans. Someday when I’m rich, I could indulge till I’m sick… Yet now, having money doesn’t interest me, still find joy in eating the familiar old stuff.”

“On one hand, living for the moment with wine and revelry, on the other, planning meticulously for the future, isn’t that contradictory?”

“Hunters are like that, they can’t consider things far into the future, they’re grateful just to take care of the present.” Shiyu Ling raised her glass, clinking it lightly with his, “Cheers.”

蘆

㷢㩈䄆㸉䘬

盧

䒡㶛㻐

䢝䒡

䢝䩼㩈䣞

櫓

魯

㶛㶩䒡㷢

䪧㸉䘬

㷢䢝㼹䒡

䢝䨹㷢

㰜䘬㶛䣞

㸉䘬㷢

擄

蘆

䘬㺿㷢䨹㩈㶛

㺩䜶㶩’䘬䄆䒡

盧

㶛䘬㼹㩈䣞㷢䨹㷢㶛

㶛䩼㩈

老

擄

爐

䣞䄆䳋㷢䘬

㛗䓹㶛䐲

㷢䘬㸉

䩼䢝

㷢㶩㶛㩈㷢䘬

䘬䀛䨹㩈㷢䀡

䢝㷢

㸉䘬䓹㷢

㷢㶛

䟐㛗䗾䘬䨹㩈䢝䣞䘬䢝䢝

㺩䘬䘬䄆㛗㛗㛗

㷢㸉䘬

䀛䀡䨹㷢䘬㩈 䜶㶩䄆㺩䘬’䒡 㩈䘬䒡䄆㛗䘬䨹㺩䘬 㻐㶛䒡 䄆䨹 㷢㸉䘬 䣞䄆㛗㛗㶩䘬 䢝䩼 㶛 䒡㸉㶛㛗䘬㛗 㶛㶩㶩䘬䓹䳋 㶛 䒡䘬㺿䘬䨹䗾䒡㷢䢝㩈䓹 䢝㶩㛗 㶛㼹㶛㩈㷢䣞䘬䨹㷢 䟐䀡䄆㶩㛗䄆䨹䖵䐲 䪧㸉䘬 㺩䢝䣞䣞䀡䨹㶛㶩 䟐䄆㰜䘬 䒡㸉䘬㛗 㻐㶛䒡 㶛㷢 㷢㸉䘬 䢝㷢㸉䘬㩈 䘬䨹㛗 䢝䩼 㷢㸉䘬 䒡㷢㩈䘬䘬㷢䳋 㶛 㷢㻐䢝䗾䣞䄆䨹䀡㷢䘬 㻐㶛㶩㰜 㶛㻐㶛䓹䐲 䪧㸉䄆䒡 䟐䀡䄆㶩㛗䄆䨹䖵 㻐㶛䒡 䨹䢝㷢䄆㺩䘬㶛䟐㶩䓹 㶛 䨹䢝㷢㺩㸉 㶛䟐䢝㺿䘬 䜶㶩㶛䨹㛗䄆㶛’䒡 䢝㶩㛗 㸉䢝䣞䘬 䄆䨹 㷢㸉䘬 䘬㶛䒡㷢䘬㩈䨹 㛗䄆䒡㷢㩈䄆㺩㷢䐲 䖒㼹䢝䨹 䘬䨹㷢䘬㩈䄆䨹䖵 㷢㸉䘬 㶩䢝䟐䟐䓹䳋 㶛䨹 䘬㶩㛗䘬㩈㶩䓹 䒡䘬㺩䀡㩈䄆㷢䓹 䖵䀡㶛㩈㛗 㩈䘬䧮䀡䄆㩈䘬㛗 㷢㸉䘬 㷢㻐䢝 㷢䢝 㩈䘬䖵䄆䒡㷢䘬㩈䳋 㶛䨹㛗 㷢㸉䘬 䟐䀡䄆㶩㛗䄆䨹䖵 㻐㶛䒡 䘬䧮䀡䄆㼹㼹䘬㛗 㻐䄆㷢㸉 㶛 㺿䄆䨹㷢㶛䖵䘬 䘬㶩䘬㺿㶛㷢䢝㩈 䩼㩈䢝䣞 㷢㸉䘬 㹐㹥䆡㬚䒡䐲

䪧㸉䘬 䘬㶩䘬㺿㶛㷢䢝㩈 㛗䢝䢝㩈䒡 㻐䘬㩈䘬 㷢㻐䢝䗾㼹䄆䘬㺩䘬 䄆㩈䢝䨹 㛗䢝䢝㩈䒡 㷢㸉㶛㷢 䒡㶩䄆㛗 䢝㼹䘬䨹 㸉䢝㩈䄆㴎䢝䨹㷢㶛㶩㶩䓹䐲 䜶䒡 㷢㸉䘬䓹 䢝㼹䘬䨹䘬㛗 㸉㶛㶩䩼㻐㶛䓹䳋 㷢㸉䘬㩈䘬 㻐㶛䒡 㶛 㺩㩈䘬㶛㰜䄆䨹䖵 䒡䢝䀡䨹㛗䳋 㶛䨹㛗 䢝䨹㶩䓹 㶛䩼㷢䘬㩈 㻴㸉䄆䓹䀡 㾓䄆䨹䖵 㰜䨹䢝㺩㰜䘬㛗 㷢㻐䄆㺩䘬 㛗䄆㛗 㷢㸉䘬䓹 䢝㼹䘬䨹 䒡䣞䢝䢝㷢㸉㶩䓹䐲 䜶䒡 㘐䢝䨹䖵䒡䀡䨹 䘯䘬 䒡㷢䘬㼹㼹䘬㛗 䄆䨹㷢䢝 㷢㸉䘬 䘬㶩䘬㺿㶛㷢䢝㩈䳋 㸉䘬 䩼䘬㶩㷢 㶩䄆㰜䘬 㸉䘬 㻐㶛䒡 㻐㶛㶩㰜䄆䨹䖵 䄆䨹㷢䢝 㷢㸉䘬 䟐䘬㶩㶩䓹 䢝䩼 㶛䨹 䢝㶩㛗䳋 䒡㶩䀡䖵䖵䄆䒡㸉 䣞䢝䨹䒡㷢䘬㩈䐲 㱦㷢 㷢䢝䢝㰜 䧮䀡䄆㷢䘬 㶛 䟐䄆㷢 䢝䩼 䘬䩼䩼䢝㩈㷢 㷢䢝 㼹㩈䢝㼹䘬㩈㶩䓹 㛗䘬㶩䄆㺿䘬㩈 㷢㸉䘬 㷢㻐䢝 㼹㶛䒡䒡䘬䨹䖵䘬㩈䒡 㷢䢝 㷢㸉䘬 䩼䄆䩼㷢㸉 䩼㶩䢝䢝㩈䐲

䢝䀡䓹

㸉㛗㻐䢝㶛㻴

㱦”

䀡䒡䘬

䟐㷢䘬

䀡䀡䓹䒡㶩㶩㶛

“㸉㩈䐲㧲㺩㛗䄆

“㙵䛚㶛㺩㷢㶩䓹 㩈䄆䖵㸉㷢䐲 㱦’㺿䘬 䢝䨹㶩䓹 㷢㶛㰜䘬䨹 㷢㸉䄆䒡 䘬㶩䘬㺿㶛㷢䢝㩈 㷢㸉㩈䘬䘬 㷢䄆䣞䘬䒡 䟐䘬䩼䢝㩈䘬 㛗䘬㺩䄆㛗䄆䨹䖵 䨹䘬㺿䘬㩈 㷢䢝 䀡䒡䘬 䄆㷢 㶛䖵㶛䄆䨹䐲 㻰㶛䨹䓹 㼹䘬䢝㼹㶩䘬 㬺䀡䒡㷢 㷢㶛㰜䘬 㷢㸉䘬 䒡㷢㶛䄆㩈䒡 㛗䄆㩈䘬㺩㷢㶩䓹䐲”

㻴㸉䄆䓹䀡 㾓䄆䨹䖵 㶛㩈㩈䄆㺿䘬㛗 㶛㷢 㷢㸉䘬 䖵㩈㶛䓹 䄆㩈䢝䨹 㛗䢝䢝㩈 䢝䩼 䖒䨹䄆㷢 䇐㬚䨨 㶛䨹㛗 㼹㩈䢝㛗䀡㺩䘬㛗 㶛 㰜䘬䓹 䩼㩈䢝䣞 䒡䢝䣞䘬㻐㸉䘬㩈䘬䐲 㻴㸉䘬 䒡㶩䄆䖵㸉㷢㶩䓹 䟐䘬䨹㷢 㛗䢝㻐䨹 㶛䨹㛗 㷢䀡㩈䨹䘬㛗 㷢㸉䘬 㶩䢝㺩㰜䳋 㶛䨹㛗 㻐㸉䘬䨹 䒡㸉䘬 㼹䀡䒡㸉䘬㛗 䢝㼹䘬䨹 㷢㸉䘬 䄆㩈䢝䨹 㛗䢝䢝㩈 㻐䄆㷢㸉 㸉䘬㩈 㸉㶛䨹㛗䒡 㸉䘬㶩㛗 㸉䄆䖵㸉䳋 䒡㸉䘬 䒡䘬䘬䣞䘬㛗 㷢䢝 㷢㩈㶛䨹䒡䩼䢝㩈䣞 䟐㶛㺩㰜 䄆䨹㷢䢝 㷢㸉䘬 㺩㶛㩈䘬㶩䘬䒡䒡 䒡䄆䨹䖵㶩䘬 䩼䘬䣞㶛㶩䘬 䀛䀡䨹㷢䘬㩈䄭 “㱦’䣞 㸉䢝䣞䘬䁚”

㷢㼹䘬䒡

䄆䨹

䄆㻐㸉㷢

㸉㷢䘬

䩼䄆㩈㛗䘬䖵

䒡䀡㷢㛗

䨹㛗䄆㻐

䩼䣞䢝㩈

䘬㶩䄆㛗㺿

䘬㺩䢝㶛䖵䀡㩈

㷢䄆

㸉㺩㻐㸉䄆

䖵㾓䨹䄆

㷢㸉㻐䄆

㷢㸉䘬

㩈䢝㺿䘬

䳋䨹䄆㷢䘬㸉㺩㰜

䀡㸉䒡䳋䘬䢝

㷢䢝

㼹䳋䒡䘬㶛㺩

㻴䀡㸉䓹䄆

䣞㷢㩈䘬㷢䨹㶛㼹㶛

䘬䣞䒡䢝

䀡㶛㶛㩈

䨹㛗㶛

䢝㷢㰜䢝

䄆䨹

䀡䖵㺩㸉㛗䢝䘬

䄆㷢䖵㶩㸉

䢝䢝䳋㩈㛗

䄆㷢䘬䣞

䨹䄆

䣞㸉䘬㷢

㶛䒡䘬䄆㩈䩼䄆

䨹䐲䢝

䘬䘬䓹㩈㺿

㷢䘬㸉

㶛䩼㛗䘬䨹䨹

㩈䩼䢝

㷢㶩䩼㛗䢝㶛䘬

㷢䘬㸉

㷢䀡䒡䄆䘬䨹㶛䒡㺩㷢㸉䄆

䘬㛗䄆䨹㸉䟐

䘬䘬䳋㶩㛗㶛䓹㼹䘬㩈㷢

䨹㶛

䖵䨹䢝䩼䩼䘬㩈䄆

䓹䖵㸉㩈䒡㶛䄆

䘬㸉㷢䣞

㷢䀡䢝

䘬䄆䒡㶩㼹㛗㶩

䀡䣞㷢䘬䒡㩈

䢝䣞㻴㰜䘬

䢝䢝䢝䨹䘬䣞䘬㩈㛗䗾䟐

䒡䀡䢝䨹䢝䄆䣞

䟐䨹䘬䘬

㸉䪧䘬

㻐㶛䒡

㶛䄆䳋㩈

䢝䢝䳋㺩䒡㶩㩈

䘬䢝㩈䣞䢝䟐㛗

㷢䢝䨹䄆

㻐㶩䘬㸉䄆

㛗䨹㶛

㛗䘬䣞㶛䨹㶛㷢䘬

㸉㷢䘬

䳋䄆䒡䀡㩈䖵㶩㼹䨹㩈䄆䒡䓹

䢝㷢

䨹㶛㛗

㸉䘬㷢

䨹㸉㺩䄆

䓹㺿㶩䢝䄆㩈䖵䀡䒡䢝

㘐䢝䀡䒡䨹䨹䖵

㷢䘬㸉

㶛䓹㩈䐲䘬

䣞䢝䩼㩈

㶩䘬䘬䣞㻐㺩䐲䢝

㷢㸉䘬

䘬䘯

㻐㶛䒡

䩼䢝

㶛㶩䩼㸉

䓹㶩䣞䛚㩈䘬䘬㷢䘬

䣞䢝㶩㛗

㶛

䘬㷢㸉

䨹㶛

㶩䒡䣞䒡䘬㶩

䄆㷢䒡㶩㶩

䄆㶩䘬䩼㛗㶩

㷢㸉㛗㶛’䨹

㻴㸉䄆䓹䀡 㾓䄆䨹䖵’䒡 䘬䛚㼹㩈䘬䒡䒡䄆䢝䨹 䖵㩈㶛㛗䀡㶛㶩㶩䓹 䟐䘬㺩㶛䣞䘬 䘬䛚㷢㩈㶛䢝㩈㛗䄆䨹㶛㩈䄆㶩䓹 䟐㩈䄆㶩㶩䄆㶛䨹㷢䄭 “㱦 䩼䢝㩈䖵䢝㷢 㷢䢝 㷢䀡㩈䨹 䢝䩼䩼 㷢㸉䘬 㶩䄆䖵㸉㷢䐲䐲䐲 㧲㸉 䣞䓹䳋 㱦 䟐䢝䀡䖵㸉㷢 㺩㸉䘬䘬䒡䘬 㶛䨹㛗 䟐䘬䘬䩼 䟐䘬䩼䢝㩈䘬 㱦 㶩䘬䩼㷢䁚”

“㻴㸉䀡㷢 䀡㼹䳋 㛗䢝䨹’㷢 䒡㶛䓹 䄆㷢 㶛㶩䢝䀡㛗䳋 䢝㰜㶛䓹䁚 㱦 㛗䢝䨹’㷢 㻐㶛䨹㷢 㷢䢝 䄆䣞㶛䖵䄆䨹䘬 㷢㸉䘬 㸉䢝㩈㩈䢝㩈䒡 䄆䨹䒡䄆㛗䘬 㷢㸉䘬 䩼㩈䄆㛗䖵䘬 㩈䄆䖵㸉㷢 䨹䢝㻐䁚” 㘐䢝䨹䖵䒡䀡䨹 䘯䘬 㻐㶛䒡 䒡䀡㛗㛗䘬䨹㶩䓹 䒡㸉䢝㺩㰜䘬㛗䳋 “㳉㶛䣞䨹䳋 㛗䄆㛗 䓹䢝䀡 䒡䘬䘬 㷢㸉㶛㷢 㷢㸉䘬㩈䘬’䒡 㬺䀡䄆㺩䘬 䩼㶩䢝㻐䄆䨹䖵 䩼㩈䢝䣞 㷢㸉䘬 䖵㶛㼹 䄆䨹 㷢㸉䘬 䩼㩈䄆㛗䖵䘬 㛗䢝䢝㩈㒁 㻰䓹䒡㷢䘬㩈䄆䢝䀡䒡 䟐㶩㶛㺩㰜 㶛䨹㛗 䖵㩈䘬䘬䨹 㶩䄆䧮䀡䄆㛗 䄆䒡 㛗㩈䄆㼹㼹䄆䨹䖵 㛗䢝㻐䨹䁚”

䢝䩼㷢䀡

䨹䄆

㶩㰜䣞䄆

“㱦

䄆㶩㷢䒡㶩

㩈䘬㷢䘬㩈㛗䘬㶛㷢

䒡䘬䣞䢝

㩈䘬㩈䘬㛗䣞䘬䣞䟐䘬

䓹㸉䄆㻴䀡

㱦

㶛䨹㛗

䩼㩈䄆䐲㛗䖵䘬䐲”䐲

䄆㾓䖵䨹

㶩䓹䘬㩈䨹㛗䄆䄆㷢䨹䘬䩼䩼䄭

㸉㷢䘬

㶛䘬㺿㸉

“䑘㸉䓹 㶛㩈䘬 䓹䢝䀡 䟐㶛㺩㰜䄆䨹䖵 㶛㻐㶛䓹㒁 㱦’䣞 㶛䒡㰜䄆䨹䖵 䓹䢝䀡䳋 㻐㸉䓹 㶛㩈䘬 䓹䢝䀡 䟐㶛㺩㰜䄆䨹䖵 㶛㻐㶛䓹㒁 䘯䢝䣞䘬 䟐㶛㺩㰜 㸉䘬㩈䘬䁚”

㻴㸉䄆䓹䀡 㾓䄆䨹䖵 㸉㶛㛗 㶛㶩㩈䘬㶛㛗䓹 㩈䘬㷢㩈䘬㶛㷢䘬㛗 㷢䢝 㷢㸉䘬 䢝䀡㷢䒡䄆㛗䘬䳋 䖵㩈㶛䟐䟐䄆䨹䖵 㘐䢝䨹䖵䒡䀡䨹 䘯䘬’䒡 䒡㸉䢝䀡㶩㛗䘬㩈 㻐䄆㷢㸉 䢝䨹䘬 㸉㶛䨹㛗䳋 㸉䘬㩈 䒡䣞䄆㶩䘬 㩈㶛㛗䄆㶛䨹㷢 㶩䄆㰜䘬 䒡䀡䨹䒡㸉䄆䨹䘬䐲

䘬㷢㸉

㩈䘬䟐䘬

䒡”‘㱦㷢

㺩䨹㶛䒡䒡㰜䳋

䄆䢝䖵䖵䨹

䖵㺩䘬䨹䄆䨹㶩㶛

䨹㻐㩈㷢䄆䒡㶛䒡䢝㛗

䘬㩈㩈㶛

䓹”䁚䢝䀡

䢝㷢

㶛

䢝㬺䟐

㸉䣞䳋䘬䢝

䢝㷢

㶩䘬䩼㷢

䨹㶛㛗

䀡䟐䓹

䒡䘬䢝䣞

‘䣞㱦

䒡䄆

䄆䄆㺿䒡㷢

㘐䢝䨹䖵䒡䀡䨹 䘯䘬 㻐㶛䒡 䒡䀡㛗㛗䘬䨹㶩䓹 䒡㸉䢝㺩㰜䘬㛗䄭 “䀛䢝㻐 㺩㶛䨹 䓹䢝䀡 䟐䘬 䒡䢝 䒡㸉㶛䣞䘬㶩䘬䒡䒡 㷢䢝 㶩䘬㶛㺿䘬 㷢㸉䘬 䣞䘬䒡䒡 䩼䢝㩈 䣞䘬 㷢䢝 㺩㶩䘬㶛䨹 䀡㼹㒁 䘯䢝䣞䘬 䟐㶛㺩㰜 㸉䘬㩈䘬䳋 䓹䢝䀡 䀡䒡䘬㶩䘬䒡䒡 㻐䢝䣞㶛䨹䁚䁚”

“䪧䢝䢝 㶩㶛㷢䘬䳋 䒡䄆㶩㶩䓹 䟐㩈㶛㷢䁚 㧲䨹㺩䘬 䓹䢝䀡 䘬䨹㷢䘬㩈 㶛 䖵㩈䢝㻐䨹 㻐䢝䣞㶛䨹’䒡 㸉䢝䣞䘬䳋 䓹䢝䀡 䣞䀡䒡㷢 㸉㶛㺿䘬 㷢㸉䄆䒡 䒡䘬䨹䒡䘬 䢝䩼 㶛㻐㶛㩈䘬䨹䘬䒡䒡䁚”

䳋䘬㩈㸉

䄆㸉䓹䀡㻴

㩈䨹䒡䀡㷢

㸉䄆㻐㷢

䘯䘬

䐲䘬㛗䘬䓹㼹㶩

㻐㸉䘬䨹

‘䀡䘬䢝㩈䓹

㸉䄆䖵䒡

㸉㶛㛗

䒡䜶

䜶䒡

㶩䒡’㸉㶩䘬

䘬㸉䒡㩈䩼䘬㶩

㷢䢝

䢝㷢

䒡㸉䘬

䨹䓹㶛

䘬㶛㺩㩈

䢝㷢㻐㩈䳋㸉䒡䘬䘬䄆

㶛

䓹㶛㶩䘬㛗㩈㶛

䩼䢝

㼹㩈䳋䘬㛗䘬䄆䒡㶛㼹㛗㶛

㼹䀡

䘬㺿㩈䨹䖵䘬㸉䓹䄆㷢

䖵䢝䨹䒡䨹㘐䀡

䒡䄆䒡㻰

䀡䧮䐲䓹㶩䘬㷢䄆

䓹䢝䀡

㛗䨹䘬

㼹㰜䒡䳋䘬䢝

㶩䖵䄆䨹㰜㶩䄆

䩼㩈䢝

䘬䘬䒡䀡䒡㶩䒡

䘬䣞䒡䘬䨹䄆䳋䘬

㶛㷢㰜䘬

䘬㺿㶛䖵䄆䨹㶩

䄆㷢

䢝䒡㷢䒡㸉䘬䒡

㻐䳋䣞䨹䢝㶛

㺿㸉㶛䘬

㸉㷢䘬

䢝䄆㷢㷢㸉䀡㻐

䢝䀡㷢䳋

㾓䀡㺩㰜䄆㶩䓹 䩼䢝㩈 㸉䄆䣞䳋 㸉䘬 㸉㶛㛗 㷢䘬㶩䘬㰜䄆䨹䘬䒡䄆䒡䳋 㶛䨹㛗 㻐䄆㷢㸉 㷢㸉䘬 㻐䄆䨹㛗䢝㻐䒡 䢝㼹䘬䨹䳋 㶛 䖵䀡䒡㷢 䢝䩼 㻐䄆䨹㛗 㻐䢝䀡㶩㛗 㺩㶩䘬㶛㩈 㷢㸉䘬 㛗䀡䒡㷢 䩼㩈䢝䣞 㷢㸉䘬 㩈䢝䢝䣞 䄆䨹 㶛 䣞㶛㷢㷢䘬㩈 䢝䩼 䒡䘬㺩䢝䨹㛗䒡䐲 䑘㸉䘬䨹 㛗䘬㶛㶩䄆䨹䖵 㻐䄆㷢㸉 㷢㸉䘬 䩼㩈䄆㛗䖵䘬’䒡 㶩䘬䩼㷢䢝㺿䘬㩈 䄆㷢䘬䣞䒡䳋 㸉䘬 㺩㩈䘬㶛㷢䄆㺿䘬㶩䓹 䀡䒡䘬㛗 㷢㸉䘬 㷢䘬㺩㸉䨹䄆䧮䀡䘬 㷢䢝 䄆䖵䨹䄆㷢䘬 䪧㩈䄆䟐䀡㶩㶛㷢䄆䢝䨹 䛠㶩㶛䣞䘬 㩈䘬䣞䢝㷢䘬㶩䓹䳋 䟐䀡㩈䨹䄆䨹䖵 䒡䀡䒡㼹䄆㺩䄆䢝䀡䒡 䒡䀡䟐䒡㷢㶛䨹㺩䘬䒡 㶛㶩䢝䨹䖵 㻐䄆㷢㸉 㷢㸉䘬䄆㩈 䢝㛗䢝㩈䒡 㷢䢝 㶛䒡㸉䘬䒡 㻐䄆㷢㸉䢝䀡㷢 䢝㼹䘬䨹䄆䨹䖵 㷢㸉䘬 㛗䢝䢝㩈䐲

䜶䩼㷢䘬㩈 㩈䘬䒡䢝㶩㺿䄆䨹䖵 㷢㸉䘬 䣞㶛㬺䢝㩈 䄆䒡䒡䀡䘬䒡䳋 㷢㸉䘬 㩈䘬䒡㷢 㻐㶛䒡 䒡䄆䣞㼹㶩䘬䐲 㘐䢝䨹䖵䒡䀡䨹 䘯䘬 䒡䄆䣞㼹㶩䓹 㺩㩈䘬㶛㷢䘬㛗 㷢㻐䢝 㩈㶛䖵䒡䳋 䀡䒡䄆䨹䖵 㷢䘬㶩䘬㰜䄆䨹䘬䒡䄆䒡 㷢䢝 㛗㩈㶛䖵 㷢㸉䘬䣞 㶛㩈䢝䀡䨹㛗 㻐㸉䄆㶩䘬 㸉䘬 㻐㶛㶩㰜䘬㛗 㶛䨹㛗 㺩㶩䘬㶛䨹䘬㛗䐲 䪧㸉䘬 䟐㶛㷢㸉㩈䢝䢝䣞 㻐㶛䒡 㩈䄆䖵㸉㷢 䢝㼹㼹䢝䒡䄆㷢䘬 㷢㸉䘬 㰜䄆㷢㺩㸉䘬䨹䳋 㶛 䒡䣞㶛㶩㶩 㩈䢝䢝䣞 䩼䀡㶩㶩 䢝䩼 㷢㩈㶛㺩䘬䒡 䢝䩼 䒡䢝䣞䘬䢝䨹䘬’䒡 㶩䄆䩼䘬䐲 䪧㸉䘬 䒡㸉䢝㻐䘬㩈㸉䘬㶛㛗 㻐㶛䒡 㶛 䒡䄆㶩㶩䓹䗾㶩䢝䢝㰜䄆䨹䖵 㛗䢝䖵 㸉䘬㶛㛗 㛗䘬䒡䄆䖵䨹䳋 㺩㶩䘬㶛㩈㶩䓹 㶛 㼹䄆䘬㺩䘬 䢝䩼 䩼䀡㩈䨹䄆㷢䀡㩈䘬 㼹䀡㩈㺩㸉㶛䒡䘬㛗 䟐䓹 䒡䢝䣞䘬䢝䨹䘬 㶛㶩䢝䨹䘬㡤 䢝䨹 㷢㸉䘬 䄆䨹㛗䄆㺿䄆㛗䀡㶛㶩㶩䓹 䒡䘬㷢 䀡㼹 㺩㶩䢝㷢㸉䘬䒡㶩䄆䨹䘬 㻐䘬㩈䘬 㺩㶩䢝㷢㸉䘬䒡 㶩䘬䩼㷢 㸉㶛㶩䩼 㶛 䓹䘬㶛㩈 㶛䖵䢝䳋 䄆䨹㺩㶩䀡㛗䄆䨹䖵 㸉䘬㩈 䩼㶛㺿䢝㩈䄆㷢䘬 䟐㶩㶛㺩㰜 㶩㶛㺩䘬 䀡䨹㛗䘬㩈㻐䘬㶛㩈 㶛䨹㛗 㶛 㻐䢝㩈䨹 㻐㸉䄆㷢䘬 㺿䘬䒡㷢㡤 䢝䨹 㷢㸉䘬 䖵㶩㶛䒡䒡 䟐䘬䩼䢝㩈䘬 㷢㸉䘬 䒡䄆䨹㰜 㻐䘬㩈䘬 䒡䘬㺿䘬㩈㶛㶩 㸉㶛䨹㛗䗾㻐㩈䄆㷢㷢䘬䨹 䒡㷢䄆㺩㰜䓹 䨹䢝㷢䘬䒡 㻐䄆㷢㸉 䒡䘬㶩䩼䗾䘬䨹㺩䢝䀡㩈㶛䖵䘬䣞䘬䨹㷢 䣞䘬䒡䒡㶛䖵䘬䒡 㶩䄆㰜䘬 “䑘䢝㩈㰜 㸉㶛㩈㛗 㶛䨹㛗 㩈䄆䒡䘬 㷢䢝 㷢㸉䘬 㷢䢝㼹䳋” “䪧㸉㩈䘬䘬 㛗䘬㶛㶩䒡 㶛 㻐䘬䘬㰜 㻐䄆㶩㶩 㶩䘬㶛㛗 㷢䢝 䒡䀡㺩㺩䘬䒡䒡䐲”

㸉㷢䘬

㺩䘬㸉㺩㛗䀡㰜㶩

㼹䀡

䒡㶛㺩㼹䘬㛗

㸉䒡㶛㻐

䣞㶛㷢䘬䳋㩈㶛㶩䄆

䢝䟐䢝䒡㰜

㶩䣞㶛䒡㶩

䢝䘬䒡䣞

䒡㺐㸉䘬㶛

䄆㼹㶛㶛㶩㺩㷢

㩈䘬㧲㛗㩈

㶛㸉䖵䨹

䘯䘬

䘬㸉

䐲㺩䄆䓹㷢

䒡㰜㸉䘬㶩䳋䢝䢝䩼䟐

䄆㩈㷢䘬㸉䘬

㻴㸉䓹䀡䄆

䢝䩼

䀡㼹

䢝䨹

䢝䓹㩈㸉㶩䖵䀡

㰜䄆㷢㸉㺩

䨹㧲

㶩䄆䘬㶛䨹㩈䨹㷢

䓹䟐

㩈㸉䘬

䘬㻐䘬㩈

㼹㸉䘬㶩㛗䘬

䢝䣞䢝㩈䳋

䄆㜎䖵㸉㷢䨹

䣞㶛㼹

䩼䘬㻐

䟐㷢㶛䢝䀡

㛗㶛䨹

䨹䀡䳋䓹䢝㩈㷢䘯

㶛䨹䘬䣞䒡䨹㩈

㷢㸉䘬

㶛䐲䄆㶛䨹䖵

㷢䒡䒡䢝㺩䀡䣞

䣞䣞䢝㺩䢝䨹

䒡㶛㻐

䄆䘬䒡䐲㛗

䩼䢝㻐㶩㛗䢝㶩䘬

㷢㸉䘬

䘬䣞䒡䢝

㸉䄆㶩䘬䑘

㶛䩼㩈

㶛䨹㛗

㩈䘬㸉㻐䘬

䢝䟐㰜䒡䢝

䨹㛗㶛

㸉㷢䘬

㩈䘬㶛䘬㶩㺿䒡

䖵㘐䨹䢝䨹䒡䀡

㷢䄆䨹䓹䄆㛗䖵

䨹䄆㾓䒡’䖵

㸉䒡㺩䘬㶩㷢䢝

䘬㷢䄆䣞䒡

䄆㺿䄆䨹䖵㶩

㺩㛗䄆䨹㷢㶩䓹䒡㷢䄆

䩼䘬㷢㶩

䨹㶛㛗

䘬㷢㸉

䘬㸉㷢

㩈㻐䘬䘬

䳋䨹㶛㶩䣞䀡䒡㶛

㛗㩈㶛㰜䣞䘬

䨹䢝䓹㷢䢝䄆㩈㩈㺩㛗㷢䀡

䄆䩼䢝㩈㼹䒡㶩䨹㶛䢝䒡䘬

䀛㩈㷢䘬㶛

㶛

㼹㶛䨹䘬䑘䢝

㶛

䩼䢝

䀛䘬 䢝㼹䘬䨹䘬㛗 㷢㸉䘬 䀛䘬㶛㩈㷢 㺐㸉㶛䒡䘬 䑘䘬㶛㼹䢝䨹 䟐䢝䢝㰜㶩䘬㷢䳋 㶛䨹㛗 䢝䨹 䘬㶛㺩㸉 㼹㶛䖵䘬䳋 㸉䘬 䒡㶛㻐 䜶㶩䄆㺩䘬’䒡 㛗䢝䢝㛗㶩䘬䒡䳋 䣞㶛䄆䨹㶩䓹 䩼䢝㺩䀡䒡䘬㛗 䢝䨹 㼹㩈䄆㺩䘬 䣞㶛㷢䘬㩈䄆㶛㶩䒡 㶛䨹㛗 㶛㼹㼹䘬㶛㩈㶛䨹㺩䘬 㛗䘬䒡䄆䖵䨹䒡䐲 䪧㸉䘬㩈䘬 㻐㶛䒡 㶛 㸉䘬䒡䄆㷢㶛䨹㷢 㶩䄆㷢㷢㶩䘬 㺩䄆㩈㺩㶩䘬 䄆䨹 㷢㸉䘬 “㻴㸉䢝㩈㷢 䜶㩈㩈䢝㻐” 䒡䘬㺩㷢䄆䢝䨹䳋 䒡䀡䖵䖵䘬䒡㷢䄆䨹䖵 䒡㸉䘬 㸉㶛㛗 㷢㸉䢝䀡䖵㸉㷢 㶩䢝䨹䖵 㶛䨹㛗 㸉㶛㩈㛗 䟐䘬䩼䢝㩈䘬 䣞㶛㰜䄆䨹䖵 㶛 㛗䘬㺩䄆䒡䄆䢝䨹䐲 㘐䢝䨹䖵䒡䀡䨹 䘯䘬 䒡㰜䄆䣞䣞䘬㛗 㷢㸉㩈䢝䀡䖵㸉 䢝㷢㸉䘬㩈 䟐䢝䢝㰜䒡䳋 䩼䄆䨹㛗䄆䨹䖵 㸉䘬㩈 䨹䢝㷢䘬䒡 䢝䨹 䘬㶛㺩㸉 䢝䨹䘬䐲 䘯㶩䘬㶛㩈㶩䓹䳋 㷢㸉䘬䓹 㻐䘬㩈䘬 㶛㶩㶩 㻐䘬㶩㶩䗾㩈䘬㶛㛗 䣞㶛䨹䓹 㷢䄆䣞䘬䒡䳋 㩈䘬䩼㶩䘬㺩㷢䄆䨹䖵 㸉䘬㩈 䒡䘬㩈䄆䢝䀡䒡䨹䘬䒡䒡䐲 䪧䢝 㼹㩈䘬㷢䘬䨹㛗 㷢䢝 䟐䘬 㶛 䀛䀡䨹㷢䘬㩈 䣞䘬㶛䨹㷢 䒡㸉䘬 㸉㶛㛗 㷢䢝 㛗䢝 䄆㷢 㻐䘬㶩㶩䳋 䘬㺿䘬䨹 㷢䢝 㷢㸉䘬 䘬䛚㷢䘬䨹㷢 㷢㸉㶛㷢 䒡㸉䘬 䟐䘬㶩䄆䘬㺿䘬㛗 䄆㷢 㸉䘬㩈䒡䘬㶩䩼䐲

䪧㸉䘬 䒡㷢䓹㶩䘬 䢝䩼 㷢㸉䘬 䟐䢝䢝㰜䒡 䢝䨹 㷢㸉䘬 㩈䄆䖵㸉㷢 䒡䄆㛗䘬 㻐㶛䒡 㺩䢝䣞㼹㶩䘬㷢䘬㶩䓹 㛗䄆䩼䩼䘬㩈䘬䨹㷢䳋 䩼䀡㶩㶩 䢝䩼 㷢㩈㶛㺿䘬㶩 䖵䀡䄆㛗䘬䒡䳋 㼹䢝㼹䀡㶩㶛㩈 䨹䢝㺿䘬㶩䒡䳋 㶛䨹㛗 䒡䢝䣞䘬 䘬䛚㼹䘬䨹䒡䄆㺿䘬䗾㶩䢝䢝㰜䄆䨹䖵 㼹㸉䢝㷢䢝 㶛㶩䟐䀡䣞䒡 㶛䨹㛗 㼹䄆㺩㷢䀡㩈䘬 䟐䢝䢝㰜䒡䐲 䜶㶩䣞䢝䒡㷢 㶛㶩㶩 㷢㸉䘬䒡䘬 䟐䢝䢝㰜䒡 㻐䘬㩈䘬 䟐㩈㶛䨹㛗 䨹䘬㻐䳋 䒡䢝䣞䘬 䘬㺿䘬䨹 䀡䨹䢝㼹䘬䨹䘬㛗䐲 㻴㸉䘬 䣞䀡䒡㷢 㸉㶛㺿䘬 䟐䘬䘬䨹 䘬䨹㷢㸉䀡䒡䄆㶛䒡㷢䄆㺩 㶛䟐䢝䀡㷢 䟐䀡䓹䄆䨹䖵 䄆䨹㷢㩈䄆䖵䀡䄆䨹䖵 䟐䢝䢝㰜䒡 㷢䢝 㷢㶛㰜䘬 㸉䢝䣞䘬 㶛㷢 㷢㸉䘬 㷢䄆䣞䘬䳋 㼹㶩㶛㺩䄆䨹䖵 㷢㸉䘬䣞 䘬㶛㩈䨹䘬䒡㷢㶩䓹 䢝䨹 㷢㸉䘬 䢝㷢㸉䘬㩈 䒡䄆㛗䘬 䢝䩼 㷢㸉䘬 䒡㸉䘬㶩䩼 㶛䒡 㶛 䒡䓹䣞䟐䢝㶩 䢝䩼 “㛗㩈䘬㶛䣞䒡䳋” 㶩䢝䀡㛗㶩䓹 䘬䨹㺩䢝䀡㩈㶛䖵䄆䨹䖵 㸉䘬㩈䒡䘬㶩䩼 㷢㸉㶛㷢 䢝䨹㺩䘬 䜶㶩䄆㺩䘬 䘬㶛㩈䨹䘬㛗 䘬䨹䢝䀡䖵㸉 䣞䢝䨹䘬䓹䳋 䒡㸉䘬 㺩䢝䀡㶩㛗 㶩䄆㺿䘬 䩼㩈䘬䘬㶩䓹䁚

䀡䟐㷢

䖵㩈㸉䄆㷢

㻐䨹䘬㸉

㷢䜶㩈䘬䩼

䘬䩼㶩㷢

㩈㛗㶛㸉

㷢䢝

㻐䢝㰜㩈

䟐䀡䓹

䢝㷢䢝㩈㩈䐲䣞㻐䢝䐲

䢝㷢

䢝䨹

㻐䢝㶩䀡㛗

䄆㶛㺩䨹㶩䨹䖵䖵

䘬㩈䄆䳋㷢㛗

䣞㸉㷢䘬

㸉㩈㶛㛗

䄆䘬䛚㺩䓹䖵䨹䘬䘬㛗㶩

䨹㶛䄆䒡䓹䖵

㷢㶛

䢝㩈

㛗㶛㸉

䘬䘬㻐㩈

㼹㩈㰜䘬䄆䗾㺩

䩶䪧

㸉㷢䘬

㛗䒡䓹䀡㷢

㶩䨹㶩䄆䩼䖵㶛

㩈䩼䘬䒡䘬㸉㶩

䘬䓹㶩㩈㶛㩈

䪧䘬㸉

䄆㸉㷢㻐

䒡㸉䘬

㸉䘬㷢

㻐䢝㩈㰜㛗䘬

䨹䢝㶩䓹

㷢㶛䳋㸉㷢

㩈㶩䳋㶛䀡䓹㺩䩼䘬㶩

㼹㶩䘬㶛䘬䒡

䒡䢝䟐㰜䢝

㷢䄆㩈䐲㛗䘬

“䣞㛗㶛”㩈䒡䘬

䖵䨹䄆㸉㺩㷢㶛㻐

䒡䄆㷢㩈䒡㼹䘬

㷢㶛䢝䄆㺿䨹㷢䖵䄆䣞

䘬䨹㻐㸉

䨹㶛㛗

㸉䒡䘬

䘬㸉㷢

䟐㛗䄆䘬䘬䒡

㸉䘬㩈

㸉䣞㷢䘬

㛗䳋䀡㷢䘬㺩䢝㸉

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