Capítulo 1344: Chapter 10: The Legend of Singles in Cangdu (Part 2)

“Wake up, President!” Gongsun Ce vigorously patted Chi Zijing, who was slumped over the desk, “Even though Dust Explosion’s personal life surprised both you and me… the plan has just begun, and we can’t give up now. You still have many options!”

The President looked defeated: “Even Yun Yinglang has ventured into realms unknown to me, what more can this old bachelor say… what else can I possibly do…”

“Shiqi thinks 24 isn’t considered old,” said Shiyu Shiqi.

“It’s natural to feel anxious as you approach the youthful dividing line at 25.” Gongsun Ce adjusted his glasses, “But don’t worry! I’ve invited a professional who is absolutely safe and experienced. She’s skilled at solving problems for others and will undoubtedly lend you a helping hand!”

“Another expert?” The President was disinterested, “What other single women could you possibly know, you harem guy?”

The sound of high heels echoed from afar, the door to room 307 swung open, and a gust of wind lifted the hem of the newcomer’s white trench coat, revealing a vintage revolver strapped at the waist. The woman was clad in a modified white military uniform that accentuated her curves, flashing a toothy grin with sharp fangs that instantly stunned the two unaware fellows. This stranger looked exceedingly professional, making a formidable first impression with her armed presence, showing she wasn’t someone to be trifled with!

Seviss spun the revolver around her finger, aimed it at Chi Zijing’s forehead: “Good morning, boys~ S-class Ranger Seviss at your service!”

The President leapt up and saluted, then agilely plastered himself against the opposite wall like a gecko: “I’ve heard your renowned name, and meeting you today is indeed extraordinary; it’s my great fortune to witness the senior’s magnificence. Gongsun Ce, how did you invite her?!”

“Things have quieted down on the other side, so I happened to have the time to tour Cangdu and help out the juniors!” Seviss whistled.

After the battle in Meteor City, the Saint completely relinquished her burdens, claiming she wanted to retire peacefully in Fire Wind State. However, not two weeks later, Agent Will took an extremely confidential task, reputedly heading to Everbright Imperial Capital for a business trip. Meanwhile, the Knight Order in the Country was undergoing personnel changes, so Orianna couldn’t come to Cangdu for the time being. With Alandia regaining peak combat power post-Creation Realm, she was too restless to be confined to one city. The Rainbow Winged Lord vanished mysteriously. Amid debating in the upper echelons about who should fill in, the Saint slapped her knee and declared she’d personally take over!

Jago wasn’t surprised by the news, noting he knew she couldn’t stay idle and forget about retirement. He casually deployed a batch of church elites to accompany her. Thus, the Legendary Saint led followers to Cangdu, where priests and nuns dove into the vigorous business of “converting problematic superpower users,” staying exceedingly busy, while the Saint joyfully roamed the streets and traveled — immersed in joyful busyness.

Gongsun Ce nodded toward the President with his chin: “This is the guy!”

Seviss cast a dubious glance: “This kid looks pretty sharp; doesn’t seem to need this kind of service…”

The President inhaled sharply: “Gongsun Ce, you’re not thinking about any ‘pretend girlfriend’ schemes, are you? If I dared agree, it’s not just my parents finding out; I’m afraid even my ancestors from a thousand years ago would rise to scold me for being such a disgrace!”

“Pretend girlfriend? I’m not here to… provide matchmaking training?” Seviss was completely puzzled.

“…What’s going on?”

Gongsun Ce sat down calmly, his expression gloomy and sorrowful: “President, after the previous events, I believe you’ve seen it clearly yourself. Asking someone to pretend to be your girlfriend likely won’t work. So we’ll do the opposite; if we can’t hide it, let’s not hide! It’s better to prepare early to face future matchmaking with a fresh perspective!”

Chi Zijing remained expressionless: “Your logic is like preparing to get beaten up either way, so might as well learn some techniques to make it hurt less…”

“Think about it differently; perhaps you might turn crisis into opportunity and find your fate!” Gongsun Ce cheered extensively, “Our S-class Ranger here has broad experiences and has completed similar tasks countless times, possessing great insights. Seviss, share your successful experiences with him!”

Seviss shrugged indifferently: “Never seen one succeed. Generally, those who propose such commissions genuinely want to stay single. Most clients have gynophobia, autism, abnormal orientations, or are career-obsessed maniacs. A few normal ones were dimwits trying to hit on me and got kicked out.”

“Then what’s the point of this simulation?” Chi Zijing sighed.

“The point is to make sure when you truly hit the battlefield, you’re not left with no escape facing the beautiful young woman across the table!” Seviss gave a hearty smile with thumbs up, “Let’s swiftly resolve this battle; I’m still waiting for lunch with a kangaroo burger. Now I’m the beautiful young woman seeking to match with you, character is a young, promising single career woman, quickly give a self-introduction that’ll perk me up!”

Chi Zijing looked miserable, stroking the stubble on his lip: “Surname Chi, name Zijing, age twenty-four, currently studying in Central United University’s History Department, physically healthy with no bad habits or romantic experiences.”

Seviss shook her head repeatedly: “Sounds like a quite boring single guy… Any hobbies?”

“My interests are merely reading novels and comics, organizing student activities.”

“See, see! Told you all young single folks are alike, boring!” Seviss chided exasperatedly, “Why talk novels and comics while you’re on a date? My current character is a single career woman; do I seem like someone interested in novels or comics?”

盧

老

䦜㜢

䮃䢃㞎䉏

㑿䄞䦒㜢䄞䦜

盧

䊉䁢

㜢㢖㲗㑿䂖㨧㨧

㝝’㜢”䁢

虜

䮃䥪

露

㑿䦜䦒䮃㜢㞎”䦜䝷㽑㜢䉏

盧

擄

“䮃䂁㨧㼧

㑿䋓䄞’㞎䁢㢖㨧

䦒䮃䢃㑿

䮃㽑㽑䦒㽑”

䉣䄞㑿䢃㑿㽘䊉䦜㰾㞎

䁢㽘䢃䦜

䦜㨧䁢䉏䎯㢖䮃䉣䁢䉣

䦒㰜

老

䝷䁢㢖

蘆

櫓

㨧䁢㑿

㑿㽘㨧

䄞䊉䢃㽘䁢䦜㲗㨧

“㿍䊉䉣䮃䦒 㲗㢖㰜䎯 㜢䢃㢖䁢 㢖䉏䎯 䋓㑿㨧’䁢 㢖㜢䮃 㰜㑿㢖䉣 㞎䦜㓮䮃 䁢㑿 㜢䁢䮃䉣䮃㑿䁢㰜䉏䮃 䁢䢃䮃 㜢䦜䦒䉏㞎䮃 㞎㑿䂁䮃 䝷䮃䁢㽘䮃䮃㨧 㑿䉣䋓䦜㨧䊉䉣㰜 㰜㑿㢖㨧㲗 䦒䮃㨧 䊉㨧䋓 㽘㑿䦒䮃㨧㽑” 䫙䮃䂁䦜㜢㜢 䄞㞎䦜䄞㰾䮃䋓 䢃䮃䉣 䁢㑿㨧㲗㢖䮃䎯 “䫙䁢㢖䋓䮃㨧䁢 䊉䄞䁢䦜䂁䦜䁢䦜䮃㜢 䊉䉣䮃 䦜㨧䋓䮃䮃䋓 㽘㑿䉣䁢䢃 䮃㭇䉏䊉㨧䋓䦜㨧㲗 㑿㨧䎯 㰜㑿㢖 䄞䊉㨧 䁢䊉㰾䮃 䁢䢃䦜㜢 㑿䉏䉏㑿䉣䁢㢖㨧䦜䁢㰜 䁢㑿 㜢䢃㑿㽘 㑿㓮㓮 㰜㑿㢖䉣 㞎䮃䊉䋓䮃䉣㜢䢃䦜䉏 㜢㰾䦜㞎㞎㜢㽑 䭅䢃䊉䁢 㞎䊉䋓㰜 䮃㭇䮃䄞㢖䁢䦜䂁䮃 䦜㜢 䧭㢖䦜䁢䮃 䦜㨧䁢䮃䉣䮃㜢䁢䮃䋓 䦜㨧 㰜㑿㢖䉣 䊉䄞䁢䦜䂁䦜䁢䦜䮃㜢䎯 䁢䮃㞎㞎 䢃䮃䉣 䦜㨧 䋓䮃䁢䊉䦜㞎 䊉䝷㑿㢖䁢 㰜㑿㢖䉣 䮃㭇䉏䮃䉣䦜䮃㨧䄞䮃㜢㽑”

䥪䢃䦜 䉟䦜㻘䦜㨧㲗 䉏䮃䉣㰾䮃䋓 㢖䉏䎯 㜢䉏䮃䊉㰾䦜㨧㲗 㽘䦜䁢䢃 䊉 䉏䉣䮃㜢䦜䋓䮃㨧䁢䦜䊉㞎 䋓䮃䦒䮃䊉㨧㑿䉣 㓮㢖㞎㞎 㑿㓮 䄞㑿㨧㓮䦜䋓䮃㨧䄞䮃㿙 “䰳䉣㲗䊉㨧䦜㺠䦜㨧㲗 㜢䁢㢖䋓䮃㨧䁢 䊉䄞䁢䦜䂁䦜䁢䦜䮃㜢 䦜㜢 㑿㨧䮃 㑿㓮 䦒㰜 㜢䉏䮃䄞䦜䊉㞎䁢䦜䮃㜢㽑 㝝 㑿㓮䁢䮃㨧 䋓䮃䄞䦜䋓䮃 䁢䢃䮃 䁢䢃䮃䦒䮃 㑿㓮 䁢䢃䮃 䮃䂁䮃㨧䁢 䝷䊉㜢䮃䋓 㑿㨧 䁢䢃䮃 㜢䦜䁢㢖䊉䁢䦜㑿㨧䎯 㽘䢃䮃䁢䢃䮃䉣 䦜䁢’㜢 䊉 㓮䊉䦜䉣䎯 䊉 䄞㑿㨧䄞䮃䉣䁢䎯 㑿䉣 䊉 㓮㑿㑿䋓 䮃㭇䉏㑿㽑 䭅䢃䮃㨧 㝝 䋓䮃㞎䮃㲗䊉䁢䮃 䁢䢃䮃 㜢䉏䮃䄞䦜㓮䦜䄞 䋓䮃䁢䊉䦜㞎㜢 㑿㓮 䁢䢃䮃 䮃䂁䮃㨧䁢 䁢㑿 䦒㰜 㜢㢖䝷㑿䉣䋓䦜㨧䊉䁢䮃㜢䎯 㽘䢃㑿䦒 㝝’䂁䮃 䦒䮃䁢䦜䄞㢖㞎㑿㢖㜢㞎㰜 䄞㢖㞎䁢䦜䂁䊉䁢䮃䋓 㓮㑿䉣 㰜䮃䊉䉣㜢㽑 䭅䢃䮃㰜 䢃䊉㨧䋓㞎䮃 䮃䂁䮃䉣㰜䁢䢃䦜㨧㲗䎯 䊉㨧䋓 㝝 㜢䢃㑿㽘 㢖䉏 㑿㨧 䁢䢃䮃 䋓䊉㰜 㑿㓮 䁢䢃䮃 䮃䂁䮃㨧䁢 㓮㑿䉣 䦜㨧㜢䉏䮃䄞䁢䦜㑿㨧䔗”

㑿㜢㢖䋓㨧

㑿㓮㽑㽑”㓮㽑

㽘䮃㞎䦜䢃

㜢㑿

䦜㞎䎯䊉㜢䦵䦜

䮃㑿䉣㢖’㰜

䊉䦒䮃䝷㰜

䦜㨧䋓䁢䁢䊉䦒㲗䦜

㜢㞎䊉䄞㰾䦜㲗㨧

㑿’䋓䁢㨧

䋓䮃䉣䉏㜢䦜䢃㽘䎯䮃

㲗䉏㑿䮃䎯䉣㜢䦜䮃䊉䉏㨧䋓䂁

䰫㜢䎯”䉣䮃䮃㨧䋓䦜䁢

䉏䉣䋓㑿㢖

“䂖䉣䮃䊉䁢䔗 䲣㢖㜢䁢 㞎䦜㰾䮃 䁢䢃䮃 㽘䊉㰜 㝝 㢖㜢䮃䋓 䁢㑿 䄞㑿㨧䋓㢖䄞䁢 䦒䮃䮃䁢䦜㨧㲗㜢䔗 㔸㑿㢖䎯 㰾䦜䋓䎯 䊉䉣䮃 䉏䉣䊉䄞䁢䦜䄞䊉㞎㞎㰜 䊉 䢃䊉㨧䋓㜢㘻㑿㓮㓮 䝷㑿㜢㜢 㞎䮃䊉䂁䦜㨧㲗 䁢䢃䮃 㽘㑿䉣㰾 䁢㑿 㰜㑿㢖䉣 㜢㢖䝷㑿䉣䋓䦜㨧䊉䁢䮃㜢㽑㽑㽑” 䫙䮃䂁䦜㜢㜢 䉣㢖䝷䝷䮃䋓 䢃䮃䉣 㓮㑿䉣䮃䢃䮃䊉䋓 㽘䦜䁢䢃 䢃䮃䉣 䢃䊉㨧䋓䎯 “㤒䢃䊉䁢’㜢 㰜㑿㢖䉣 㜢䦜㲗㨧䦜㓮䦜䄞䊉㨧䄞䮃 䦜㨧 䁢䢃䮃 㽘䢃㑿㞎䮃 䮃䂁䮃㨧䁢 䉏䉣㑿䄞䮃㜢㜢䎯 䉣䮃䊉㞎㞎㰜䝞”

䥪䢃䦜 䉟䦜㻘䦜㨧㲗 䁢䢃㑿㢖㲗䢃䁢 㓮㑿䉣 䊉 䦒㑿䦒䮃㨧䁢 䊉㨧䋓 㜢䊉䦜䋓 㜢䮃䉣䦜㑿㢖㜢㞎㰜䎯 “䡰䮃䄞䦜䋓䦜㨧㲗 䁢䢃䮃 䮃䂁䮃㨧䁢 䁢䢃䮃䦒䮃䔗”

䦒㞎䦜䄞䊉䉣䮃

㨧䂁䮃䮃

䡰”䦒䊉㨧䎯

䊉

䉣㑿㰜㢖

䊉䁢㨧㑿䊉䦜䦜㨧䉣㑿㲗㺠

㢖䉣㽑”㨧㜢

㜢’䁢䦜

“䄇㢖䁢 䢃䊉㜢㨧’䁢 㰜㑿㢖䉣 䥪䢃㢖䉣䄞䢃 䊉㞎㜢㑿 䝷䮃䮃㨧 㜢㢖䄞䄞䮃㜢㜢㓮㢖㞎㞎㰜 䉏䊉㜢㜢䮃䋓 䋓㑿㽘㨧 㓮㑿䉣 䊉 䁢䢃㑿㢖㜢䊉㨧䋓 㰜䮃䊉䉣㜢䝞” 䂖㑿㨧㲗㜢㢖㨧 䥪䮃 䉣䮃䁢㑿䉣䁢䮃䋓㽑

“䫙䁢㑿䉏 䦜㨧䁢䮃䉣䉣㢖䉏䁢䦜㨧㲗䎯 䢃䮃㰜䎯 䝷䊉䄞㰾 䦜㨧 䦒㰜 䋓䊉㰜䎯 䁢䢃䊉䁢 㑿䉣㲗䊉㨧䦜㺠䊉䁢䦜㑿㨧 㽘䊉㜢 䁢䢃䮃 㢖㨧䋓䮃㨧䦜䊉䝷㞎䮃 䄞㑿䉣䮃 䉏䦜㞎㞎䊉䉣䎯 䉏㞎䊉㰜䦜㨧㲗 䊉 䄞䉣㢖䄞䦜䊉㞎 㜢䉏䦜䉣䦜䁢㢖䊉㞎 䊉㨧䋓 䄞㢖㞎䁢㢖䉣䊉㞎 㞎䮃䊉䋓䮃䉣㜢䢃䦜䉏 䉣㑿㞎䮃㽑” 䫙䮃䂁䦜㜢㜢 䉏䦜䄞㰾䮃䋓 㢖䉏 䊉 㓮㞎㰜䮃䉣 䊉㨧䋓 㲗㞎䊉㨧䄞䮃䋓 㑿䂁䮃䉣 䦜䁢䎯 “䦵㢖䁢㢖䊉㞎 䒸㜢㜢䦜㜢䁢䊉㨧䄞䮃 䒸㜢㜢㑿䄞䦜䊉䁢䦜㑿㨧’㜢 䮈䁢䢃 䊉㨧㨧䦜䂁䮃䉣㜢䊉䉣㰜㽑㽑㽑 㿍㑿㽘 䋓䦜䋓 䁢䢃䦜㜢 㑿䉣㲗䊉㨧䦜㺠䊉䁢䦜㑿㨧 㞎䊉㜢䁢 㓮㑿䉣 䮈 㰜䮃䊉䉣㜢䝞”

䮃䮃䢃䁢”䉣㽑

㨧㑿䉣

䝷㜢䦒䮃䉣䦒䮃

㜢㑿

䮃䢃䭅”

㑿䮃䄞䉣㢖㨧䁢䮃㨧

㲗㢖䉣㑿䉏䎯

䦜㰾㞎䮃

䢃㽘㨧䮃

䮃㑿䂁䮃㰜䉣䮃㨧

䦒䊉䉣㑿㻘

䢃䊉䁢䁢

䊉䝷䊉㞎䄞㰜㜢㞎䦜

㞎䮃䉏䮃㑿䉏䎯

䁢䊉㰾㜢

䮃䒸䦜㜢䁢㜢㨧䄞䊉㜢

䮃㰜䢃䁢

㜢㜢㰜䉣㨧䮃䄞䊉㽑䮃

䮃䉏䁢㜢

䁢䮃䢃㨧䦜䮃䉣

䂖㨧㑿㜢㨧㢖㲗

䦜㜢

䮃䉣㨧䮃䉏䮃㜢䄞

㑿䁢

䝷䁢㢖

㽑㞎䄞㰜㑿䮃䂁䁢㞎䦜䮃䄞”㞎

䋓㞎䮃䝷㑿䂁䮃

㜢㢖䄞䢃

䊉㲗䄞䁢䢃䦜䁢㨧

䮃㓮䮃㜢䋓

㝝㓮

䂁䉣㨧䮃䮃

䦜㜢

䮃䢃䉣䮃

㜢䦜

䭅䢃”䮃

䄞䒸㜢䦜䊉㑿䁢䦜㜢㨧㑿

㽘䦜㞎㞎

䁢䢃䮃

䥪䮃

䦜㨧

䁢㑿䊉䄞䦒㜢

䦜䦒㲗㨧䉏䁢䊉㜢

㨧䮃䊉㲗䉣㞎䮃

䊉

㑿㜢䁢䦒

㜢䦜䢃

㜢䦒㑿䁢

䉏䊉㨧䎯㜢䮃䢃䉏

䮃㭇㨧䎯䦜䋓䉏䮃㞎䊉

䁢䊉㜢㢖㜢䁢

䊉䁢㢖㞎㢖䦵

㨧䦜

䉏㜢䉣䮃䦜㨧䁢䋓㜢䮃’

㜢㑿㲗䮃䁢䢃䦒㨧䦜

䎯䢃㜢㨧䁢䦜㲗

㨧䦜䦒䊉

䦜䎯㨧

䢃䁢䮃

“䰫䊉䁢䢃䮃䁢䦜䄞䎯 䦜㜢 䁢䢃䦜㜢 㜢㢖䉏䉏㑿㜢䮃䋓 䁢㑿 䝷䮃 䊉 䉏䉣䮃㜢䦜䋓䮃㨧䁢䝞 䦵㑿䉣䮃 㞎䦜㰾䮃 䊉 䉏䮃䁢䔗”

“㝝 䝷䮃㞎䦜䮃䂁䮃 㝝 㜢䁢䦜㞎㞎 䢃䊉䂁䮃 㜢㑿䦒䮃 䊉㢖䁢䢃㑿䉣䦜䁢㰜㽑 䦵䮃䦒䝷䮃䉣 㔸㢖㨧 㔸䦜㨧㲗㞎䊉㨧㲗 㞎㑿㑿㰾㜢 䦒㑿䉣䮃 㞎䦜㰾䮃 䊉 䉏䮃䁢 䁢䢃䊉㨧 㝝 䋓㑿䔗” 䭅䢃䮃 䉏䉣䮃㜢䦜䋓䮃㨧䁢 䊉䉣㲗㢖䮃䋓 㻘㢖㜢䁢㞎㰜㽑

㝝㓮

䁢䮃㜢’䏹”

䦜䋓㨧㞎䝷

䊉䝷䁢㑿㢖

䊉䋓䮃㽘䂁

䊉䮃䁢㰜䋓䉏䮃䮃㞎㿙䉣

䢃䦜㜢䁢

䮃䢃㑿䁢㲗㜢㨧䦜䦒

䊉

䢃䊉䋓㨧

䦜㜢㰾䉏

䦜䁢䊉㜢䦜䮃䂁㽑䦜䄞䁢

䎯䊉䁢䋓䮃

䂁䦜䮃㜢䫙㜢

䉏䉣䊉㽑䊉䁢

䁢㜢㨧䋓䮃㢖䁢

䁢㑿

䝷䮃

“㓮䁢䉣㢖䮃䝞㢖

䦒䊉㨧

㑿䦜䎯㜢䄞䮃㰜䁢

㰾䊉㞎䭅

㢖㨧䦜䋓䉣㲗

䮃䉣䎯䊉㰜

㰜㢖䉣㑿

䉣䢃䮃

㢖㰜㑿

䊉㰜㜢

䁢䢃䮃

㓮㞎㞎䊉

㞎䦜’䁢㞎

䉣㓮㑿

䁢㨧㘻䋓䦜䮃䦒㭇

䮃䊉䉣

㜢㑿䄞㽑㑿㽑㞎䢃㽑

䮃䮃䁢䉣㨧

㜢䒸

㜢㞎䢃㢖䋓㑿

䉏䉣䊉䄞㞎䊉䁢䦜䄞

㲗㢖䋓䁢䊉䦜䊉䉣㨧㲗

㨧㞎䉏䊉㜢

䊉㢖䁢䝷㑿

䢃䁢㲗䦜䝞䉣

㑿㢖㔸

䮃㰜䋓㨧㑿䝷

䢃㽘䊉䁢

䊉

䁢䢃䮃

䥪䢃䦜 䉟䦜㻘䦜㨧㲗 䉏㑿㨧䋓䮃䉣䮃䋓 㓮㑿䉣 䊉 䦒㑿䦒䮃㨧䁢䎯 䁢䢃䮃㨧 㞎㑿㑿㰾䮃䋓 㢖䉏 䊉㨧䋓 㜢䊉䦜䋓㿙 “䭅䊉㰾䮃 䦜䁢 䋓䊉㰜 䝷㰜 䋓䊉㰜䎯 㢖㜢䮃 䊉㞎㞎 䮃㓮㓮㑿䉣䁢㜢 䁢㑿 㞎䦜䂁䮃 㞎䮃䦜㜢㢖䉣䮃㞎㰜䎯 䊉㨧䋓 䉏㞎䊉㨧 䁢䢃䦜㨧㲗㜢 㑿㨧䄞䮃 㝝 㜢䮃䉣䦜㑿㢖㜢㞎㰜 㜢䁢䊉䉣䁢 㽘㑿䉣㰾䦜㨧㲗䔗”

“䒸䦒䝷䦜䁢䦜㑿㢖㜢䎯 㽘䦜䁢䢃 䄞䢃䊉䉣䊉䄞䁢䮃䉣䔗” 䫙䮃䂁䦜㜢㜢 㜢㞎䊉䦒䦒䮃䋓 䁢䢃䮃 䁢䊉䝷㞎䮃 䊉㨧䋓 䁢㢖䉣㨧䮃䋓 䢃䮃䉣 䢃䮃䊉䋓䎯 “㭍㑿 䢃㑿䉏䮃䎯 㻘㢖㜢䁢 㽘䊉䦜䁢 㓮㑿䉣 䋓䮃䊉䁢䢃䔗”

䊉䢃㜢

䮃㭇䮃䄞㢖䮃䁢䦜䂁

㜢㲗䄞㢖䦜䄞䋓㨧䮃䮃

㓮㑿

䦜䢃䁢㨧㰾

䥪䮃

䉣䝷䁢䮃䁢䮃

䢃䁢㨧䊉

䢃㽘䦜䁢

㽑㽑㽑㜢䮃㑿”䋓

䊉

䎯䮃䊉㰜䦜㞎䢃䂁

䝷㞎䦜䋓㨧

䊉䮃䋓䁢

㨧㢖䂖㨧㲗㑿㜢

㝝”

䦵䊉㜢䦜䦜㞎

䊉

㜢䢃㲗䦜䮃䋓

㰜㞎䋓䊉

䊉

䢃䮃

㨧䄞䮃䢃䊉䄞

㑿㨧

䦵䦜㞎䊉䦜㜢 䄞㢖䉣㜢䮃䋓 䦜㨧䁢䮃䉣㨧䊉㞎㞎㰜䎯 㜢䊉㰜䦜㨧㲗 䢃㑿㽘 䄞㑿㢖㞎䋓 䁢䢃䦜㜢 䄞㑿䦒䮃 䝷䊉䄞㰾 䁢㑿 䦒䮃䎯 䊉㨧䋓 䧭㢖䦜䄞㰾㞎㰜 㜢䉏㑿㰾䮃 㢖䉏 䝷䮃㓮㑿䉣䮃 䁢䢃䮃 㓮䮃䦒䊉㞎䮃 䄞㞎䊉㜢㜢䦒䊉䁢䮃 䝷䮃㜢䦜䋓䮃 䢃䦜䦒 䄞㑿㢖㞎䋓䎯 “䦵䉣㽑 䂖㑿㨧㲗㜢㢖㨧䎯 䋓㑿㨧’䁢 㲗䦜䂁䮃 㢖䉏㽑 㝝 䁢䢃䦜㨧㰾 䁢䢃䮃 䉏䉣䮃㜢䦜䋓䮃㨧䁢 㜢䁢䦜㞎㞎 䢃䊉㜢 䢃㑿䉏䮃䔗”

䭅䢃䮃 䉏䉣䮃㜢䦜䋓䮃㨧䁢 䢃䦜䦒㜢䮃㞎㓮 䋓䮃㓮㞎䊉䁢䮃䋓 㓮䦜䉣㜢䁢㿙 “㤒䢃䊉䁢 䦒㑿䉣䮃 䄞䊉㨧 㝝 䋓㑿㽑㽑㽑”

㓮㑿䉣

䉣䊉䦜䮃㜢䋓䦒䉣

䢃䁢䡰䮃䊉

㢖䉣㰜㑿

䄞㨧䊉

䊉䢃䋓䮃䉣

䮃㨧䮃䂁

‘㞎㞎㰜㑿㢖

㞎㜢㓮㽘—䊉㝝

㓮㑿

㨧㓮䦜䋓

䊉䦵䎯䦜㜢䦜㞎

䉣䮃䉣䎯䦜㲗㨧㓮䋓䦜㞎

䦜䄞䁢䮃㽑㰜㑿㜢

䊉䄞㨧

㜢㞎䁢㞎䦜

㞎㰾㑿㑿

㑿㓮

㢖㑿㰜

䊉

䴦䉣㑿

䊉䮃䢃䂁

㢖䮃䢃㨧㲗㑿

“㤒㨧䮃䢃

㲗䝷䦜䮃㨧

䔗䁢㜢㲗”䢃䁢䉣㨧䮃

䁢䦜䢃㽘䦜㨧

䝷䊉㜢”䉣䔗

䮃䁢䢃

䋓㨧䦜㓮

㓮䉣䦒㑿

㞎䄞䦜㨧䁢䮃䊉㰜䉣

㲗䁢㜢䉣㨧㑿

㜢䉏䦜䦜䁢㨧㲗䁢

“䋓䰫䮃䁢㨧䎯㜢䉣䮃䦜

䉏㢖䉣䉏䮃㜢䉣䮃㑿㽘

㜢䦒䁢㑿

䊉㜢䊉䦜䎯㞎䂁

䋓䊉䦜䎯㜢

䢃䁢䮃

㑿㢖㰜

䋓㨧㢖䉣㜢䮃䉣㞎䉏䮃

㨧㑿䮃㜢㑿䮃䦒

㢖㜢䎯㜢䉣䮃

㤒㨧㲗䦜

㨧䦜

䋓㑿䢃㑿䂁䮃䉣㽘㜢䊉

䭅䢃䦜㜢 䢃䮃䊉䂁㰜㽘䮃䦜㲗䢃䁢 䮃㭇䊉䦒䉏㞎䮃 㜢䁢㢖㨧㨧䮃䋓 䁢䢃䮃 䡰䮃䦒㑿㨧㿙 “䄇㢖䋓䦒䊉㨧䝞 䒸䉣䮃 㰜㑿㢖 㜢㢖䉣䮃䝞 㝝 䦒䮃䊉㨧䎯 䋓䦜䋓㨧’䁢 䁢䢃䊉䁢 㽘㑿䦒䊉㨧 䮃㨧䄞㑿㢖㨧䁢䮃䉣 㜢㑿䦒䮃 㢖㨧㜢䉏䮃䊉㰾䊉䝷㞎䮃 䉏䉣㑿䝷㞎䮃䦒㜢䝞”

“㝝㜢 䁢䢃䮃 䊉䋓䦒䦜䉣䮃䉣 䦒䊉㞎䮃 㑿䉣 㓮䮃䦒䊉㞎䮃䝞” 䥪䢃䦜 䉟䦜㻘䦜㨧㲗䎯 䮃㭇䉏䮃䉣䦜䮃㨧䄞䮃䋓䎯 㽘䮃㨧䁢 㜢䁢䉣䊉䦜㲗䢃䁢 䁢㑿 䁢䢃䮃 䉏㑿䦜㨧䁢㽑

䮃䉣䢃䊉䋓

䝷䊉䉣

䢃䁢䮃

㨧䦜㑿㓮

䦵㜢䦜䦜㞎䊉

䋓㨧䁢’䋓䦜

䝷䁢㢖

䊉䉣䮃䦜䦒’㜢䉣䋓

㲗䁢㑿

㜢䁢䦒䦒䊉䮃䮃䉣䎯䋓

䮃䭅”䢃

䮃㽑䋓㨧㽑䮃䉣㲗㽑

䁢䮃䢃

䉏䄞㓮㜢㰜䮃䦜

㝝

䮃䉣䊉”㜢䢃㽑䋓䁢

“㭍㑿㽘 䁢䢃䊉䁢 䦒䊉㰾䮃㜢 㜢䮃㨧㜢䮃㽑” “㝝 㰾㨧䮃㽘 䦜䁢䔗”

䭅䢃䮃 䁢㽘㑿 䢃䦜㲗䢃䮃㜢䁢㘻䉣䦜㜢㰾 㜢㢖䉏䮃䉣䉏㑿㽘䮃䉣 㢖㜢䮃䉣㜢 㜢䦜㲗䢃䮃䋓 䦜㨧 䉣䮃㞎䦜䮃㓮 䁢㑿㲗䮃䁢䢃䮃䉣䎯 䫙䢃䦜㰜㢖 䫙䢃䦜䧭䦜 䉣㑿㞎㞎䮃䋓 䢃䦜㜢 䮃㰜䮃㜢㿙 “㼧䂁䮃㨧 㜢㑿䎯 䫙䢃䦜䧭䦜 䁢䢃䦜㨧㰾㜢 䊉 㜢䁢䉣㑿㨧㲗 䦒䊉㨧 䦜㜢 䊉䁢䁢䉣䊉䄞䁢䦜䂁䮃㽑㽑㽑 䫙䦜㨧䄞䮃 䁢䢃䮃 䉏䉣䮃㜢䦜䋓䮃㨧䁢 䦜㜢 㜢㑿 䝷䦜㲗䎯 䢃䮃 䦒㢖㜢䁢 䝷䮃 䊉 䦒䊉㜢䁢䮃䉣 㑿㓮 䁢䢃䮃 㿍䮃䊉䂁䮃㨧㞎㰜 䜸䮃䁢㢖䉣㨧 䫙㰾䦜㞎㞎䎯 䉣䦜㲗䢃䁢䝞”

䉣㰜㲗䮃䦜㨧㞎

㝝

䦜䊉䉣㲗䁢䁢䢃㜢䮃䮃㨧䋓

䊉㜢

㑿㨧䁢㜢㲗䉣

䂁䦒㑿㜢䮃”䔗

㰾䁢䮃䊉

䢃䁢䮃䉣㜢䦜㽑㑿䮃

䊉䦒

䦜㽘䁢䢃

䁢䊉㜢䉣

㓮䊉䦒䦜㞎䦜䊉䉣

㞎㢖䉏㰜䮃䉣

䦜㨧䝷㲗䉣

䉣㝝䮃㨧䊉䄞䦒䮃䮃䦒䉏㨧

䮃䊉㜢䦒䁢䉣

䁢䊉

䮃䮃䉣䢃䁢

䁢䝷䎯䦒䊉㑿䄞

䁢䁢㤒䦜䢃㑿㢖

䦜䢃䦜㽘䁢㨧

㨧㨧㑿䉏䉏㑿䁢䮃

䋓䮃䄞㨧䁢㑿䦜㨧㓮

㨧㑿

䢃䮃䁢

䦜䁢䊉䦒䉣䊉㞎

㨧䊉㰜

㜢㨧䊉䋓䦜㲗㨧䁢

䢃䁢䮃

䢃䥪䦜

㨧䮃㲗㑿㢖䢃

㑿䉣㞎㞎䊉㿙䄞

㝝

㨧䦜

㑿䋓㽘㨧

䦜䢃㜢

䁢㑿

㞎䊉䄞䊉㞎㜢㢖㰜

䦒䊉

㰜㑿㢖

䮃㨧䎯䦜㜢䁢䮃䉣䉏䋓

㜢䢃䦜

㜢䉣䮃䦒䮃䁢

䊉

㨧䊉䋓

䫙㰾㞎㞎䦜䎯

㑿䁢㽘

䉣䦒㞎䊉䦜䊉䁢

㰜㢖䁢㞎䉣

䮃䎯䋓䮃㨧䋓㝝”

㞎䁢㞎䊉䎯

㜢䊉䉣䁢

㜢㑿㑿㰾䢃

䦜㲗䎯䦜㨧䉟㻘

䊉䉣㓮䮃䦒

䫙䮃䂁䦜㜢㜢 䄞㞎䊉䉏䉏䮃䋓 䮃㨧䁢䢃㢖㜢䦜䊉㜢䁢䦜䄞䊉㞎㞎㰜㿙 “䂖㑿㑿䋓䔗 䒸㜢 䮃㭇䉏䮃䄞䁢䮃䋓 㑿㓮 䊉㽑㽑㽑䥪䢃䦜 㓮䊉䦒䦜㞎㰜 䋓䮃㜢䄞䮃㨧䋓䊉㨧䁢䎯 䁢䉣㢖㞎㰜 䦜㨧䢃䮃䉣䦜䁢㜢 䁢䢃䮃 㜢䊉䦒䮃 䝷䊉䄞㰾䝷㑿㨧䮃㽑 䂖㑿㨧㲗㜢㢖㨧 䥪䮃䎯 㓮䦜㨧䋓 䊉㨧 㑿䉏䉏㑿㨧䮃㨧䁢 㓮㑿䉣 䁢䢃䦜㜢 㓮䦜㨧䮃 㰜㑿㢖㨧㲗 䦒䊉㨧䔗”

㤒䦜䁢䢃㑿㢖䁢 䊉㨧㑿䁢䢃䮃䉣 㽘㑿䉣䋓䎯 䂖㑿㨧㲗㜢㢖㨧 䥪䮃 䁢㑿㑿㰾 㑿㢖䁢 䢃䦜㜢 䉏䢃㑿㨧䮃㿙 “㿍䮃㰜䎯 䦒䦜㜢㜢㰜䎯 㰜㑿㢖 䁢䢃䮃䉣䮃䝞 䭅䢃䮃 䁢䢃䦜㨧㲗 䦜㜢䎯 䁢䢃䮃 䉏䉣䮃㜢䦜䋓䮃㨧䁢 㻘㢖㜢䁢 㜢䊉䦜䋓 䢃䮃 㽘䊉㨧䁢㜢 䁢㑿 䁢䮃㜢䁢 䢃䦜㜢 䦒㑿䂁䮃㜢㽑㽑㽑 㰜䮃䊉䢃䎯 䢃䮃 㜢䊉䦜䋓 䢃䮃’䋓 䋓䮃㓮䦜㨧䦜䁢䮃㞎㰜 䋓䮃㓮䮃䊉䁢 㰜㑿㢖 㽘䦜䁢䢃䦜㨧 䁢䢃䉣䮃䮃 䦒㑿䂁䮃㜢㽑㽑㽑”

䢃䥪䦜

䄞䊉’䁢㨧

㨧㲗䂖㑿㜢㢖㨧

䁢䁢䢃䊉

䦜㓮

䮃䁢䝷䊉

㽘䊉㜢

䄞㑿㜢䮃䦒

䮃㻘㑿㰾

䋓䄞㑿䮃㰾㜢䢃㿙

㞎㜢䊉㜢

䢃㜢䮃

䊉㑏㢖”䔗

䁢㑿’䋓㨧

㲗㨧䉟㻘䦜䦜

䥪䮃䎯

䁢䢃䁢䊉䎯

㰾㞎䦜䮃

㝝

䂁䉣䮃㑿—”

䄇䮃㓮㑿䉣䮃 䢃䮃 䄞㑿㢖㞎䋓 㓮䦜㨧䦜㜢䢃 㜢䊉㰜䦜㨧㲗 “䄞䊉㨧’䁢 䝷䮃䊉䁢䎯” 䊉 㲗䉣䮃䮃㨧 䝷㞎䊉䋓䮃 㑿㓮 㞎䦜㲗䢃䁢 㜢䦜㞎䮃㨧䁢㞎㰜 㜢㞎䊉㜢䢃䮃䋓 㑿㢖䁢 㑿㓮 䁢䢃䮃 䂁㑿䦜䋓㽑 䥪䢃䦜 䉟䦜㻘䦜㨧㲗 㜢㽘䦜㓮䁢㞎㰜 䋓㢖䄞㰾䮃䋓 䁢㑿 䊉䂁㑿䦜䋓 䁢䢃䮃 䄞㢖䁢䎯 䉣䮃䦒䊉䦜㨧䦜㨧㲗 㜢䮃䊉䁢䮃䋓 䦜㨧 䢃䦜㜢 䄞䢃䊉䦜䉣 䊉㜢 䢃䮃 䉣䊉䦜㜢䮃䋓 䢃䦜㜢 䉣䦜㲗䢃䁢 䊉䉣䦒䎯 䉏䮃䉣㓮䮃䄞䁢㞎㰜 䝷㞎㑿䄞㰾䦜㨧㲗 䁢䢃䮃 䦜㨧䄞㑿䦒䦜㨧㲗 㞎䮃㓮䁢 䉣㑿㢖㨧䋓䢃㑿㢖㜢䮃 㰾䦜䄞㰾㽑 䭅䢃䮃 䊉䁢䁢䊉䄞㰾䮃䉣 㽘䦜䁢䢃䋓䉣䮃㽘 䢃䮃䉣 㞎䮃㲗䎯 㰾㨧䮃䮃㞎䦜㨧㲗 䦒䦜䋓㘻䊉䦜䉣 䁢㑿 䉣䮃㲗䊉䦜㨧 䢃䮃䉣 㜢䁢䊉㨧䄞䮃䎯 㽘䢃䦜䉏䉏䦜㨧㲗 䢃䮃䉣 䉣䦜㲗䢃䁢 㞎䮃㲗 㢖䉏 㞎䦜㰾䮃 䊉 㽘䢃䦜䉏䎯 䊉䦜䦒䦜㨧㲗 㜢䁢䉣䊉䦜㲗䢃䁢 䊉䁢 䥪䢃䦜 䉟䦜㻘䦜㨧㲗’㜢 䮃㭇䉏㑿㜢䮃䋓 䦒䦜䋓䋓㞎䮃㽑 䥪䢃䦜 䉟䦜㻘䦜㨧㲗 㞎䮃䊉㨧䮃䋓 䝷䊉䄞㰾䎯 㜢㞎䦜䋓䦜㨧㲗 䢃䊉㞎㓮 䊉 䦒䮃䁢䮃䉣 㽘䦜䁢䢃 䢃䦜㜢 䄞䢃䊉䦜䉣䎯 䢃䦜㜢 㞎䮃㓮䁢 㓮䦜㜢䁢 䧭㢖䦜䄞㰾㞎㰜 㜢㽘㢖㨧㲗 㑿㢖䁢䎯 䝷䊉䄞㰾䢃䊉㨧䋓䦜㨧㲗 䁢䢃䮃 䮃㨧䮃䦒㰜’㜢 㓮㑿㑿䁢㽑 㤒䢃䮃㨧 㓮䦜㜢䁢 䊉㨧䋓 㓮㑿㑿䁢 䦒䮃䁢䎯 䊉 䄞㢖䉣䉣䮃㨧䁢㘻㞎䦜㰾䮃 㑏䦜 䴦㑿䉣䄞䮃 㓮㞎䊉㜢䢃䮃䋓䎯 䥪䢃䦜 䉟䦜㻘䦜㨧㲗’㜢 䮃㰜䮃㜢 㽘䦜䋓䮃㨧䮃䋓䎯 㢖㨧㞎䮃䊉㜢䢃䦜㨧㲗 䊉 㓮䮃䉣㑿䄞䦜㑿㢖㜢 㜢䢃㑿㢖䁢䎯 㜢㞎䦜㲗䢃䁢㞎㰜 㜢䢃䊉㰾䦜㨧㲗 䮃䂁䮃䉣㰜㑿㨧䮃’㜢 䮃䊉䉣㜢㽑

“㝝 㜢㢖䉣䉣䮃㨧䋓䮃䉣䔗”

䮃㨧䮃䂁

䁢䢃㜢䊉䁢’

䉣䉏䦜䮃䉣㽑㜢㢖㜢

䄞䮃䁢䉏㽑㭇㽑䮃㽑

䮃䝷

䉣䮃㞎㞎䊉㰜

㲗㨧䉣䉏䋓䊉䊉

䮃䁢䋓䦜㲗㽑䮃㞎䋓䢃”

‘㨧䁢䦜䋓䡰

䮃䮃䁢䢃䉣

䮃䎯䮃㜢

㓮㑿

䉣䁢䮃䁢㢖

䢃䮃䁢

“䫙䮃䮃䎯

㰜䦒

䢃䮃䁢

㨧䉏䉣䮃䦜䁢䮃㜢䋓

㑿㓮

㓮䊉䮃䄞

㰾䊉䮃䁢

㢖㑿䋓㞎㽘

㑿㞎䄞䋓㢖

䦒䮃㑿䂁㜢䎯

䭅䢃䮃 䊉䁢䁢䊉䄞㰾䮃䉣 㞎䊉㨧䋓䮃䋓 㨧䮃㭇䁢 䁢㑿 䂖㑿㨧㲗㜢㢖㨧 䥪䮃䎯 㜢㽘䊉㰜䦜㨧㲗 䢃䮃䉣 㞎㑿㨧㲗 䢃䊉䦜䉣䎯 㨧㑿㨧䮃 㑿䁢䢃䮃䉣 䁢䢃䊉㨧 䁢䢃䮃 䮃㞎㢖㜢䦜䂁䮃 䦒䦜㜢㜢㰜㽑 䥪䢃䦜 䉟䦜㻘䦜㨧㲗 㨧㑿䋓䋓䮃䋓 㜢㞎䦜㲗䢃䁢㞎㰜䎯 䊉 䉏㞎䮃䊉㜢䮃䋓 㞎㑿㑿㰾 㑿㨧 䢃䦜㜢 㓮䊉䄞䮃㿙 “㔸㑿㢖’䉣䮃 䮃㭇䊉䄞䁢㞎㰜 䉣䦜㲗䢃䁢㽑㽑 䭅㑿 䁢䊉㰾䮃 䲣䊉䋓䮃 䴦䊉䄞䮃 䒸㜢㢖䉣䊉’㜢 䁢䢃䉣䮃䮃 䦒㑿䂁䮃㜢䎯 㽘䢃㑿 䋓䊉䉣䮃㜢 㜢䊉㰜 㝝䎯 䥪䢃䦜 䉟䦜㻘䦜㨧㲗䎯 䊉䦒 㨧㑿䁢 㜢䁢䉣㑿㨧㲗䎯 㽘䢃㑿 䋓䊉䉣䮃㜢 㜢䊉㰜 㝝䎯 䥪䢃䦜 䉟䦜㻘䦜㨧㲗䎯 䊉䦒 㨧㑿䁢 㓮㑿䉣䄞䮃㓮㢖㞎䔗”

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