Capítulo 1153: Chapter 1152: Legend of the Strongest

“The Infinite Cave is not that simple, we must be more cautious,” Su Changfeng said.

“Brother Changfeng, I’ve heard that the final challenge is indeed not easy, but I’m a bit curious. No matter what, this is the domain of Tuo Shi. Could it be that Tuo Shi would really let their experts die in vain? Is there no way for Tuo Shi to control things within the Infinite Cave?” Chen Qingqing asked, somewhat puzzled.

“Probably not. After all, Earth Level experts are very important to Tuo Shi; they are a crucial force. If there were any way, how could they just watch them die? Since they perish in the Infinite Cave, it means Tuo Shi cannot artificially control the Infinite Cave,” Su Changfeng replied.

He had thought about this issue before. It was precisely because he understood it that he wouldn’t casually underestimate the trials of the Infinite Cave.

The fact that Elder Wu from Shangyun Pavilion and Yin Zhengyuan from Lingxiao Pavilion can’t control what happens in the Infinite Cave sufficiently proves one thing: although the Infinite Cave belongs to Tuo Shi, it itself has escaped Tuo Shi’s control.

“You’re right; Tuo Shi indeed cannot control the Infinite Cave.” At this moment, Elder Wu’s voice suddenly came from behind them.

Since arriving in Tuo Shi, Su Changfeng hadn’t seen this old man again, as if he hadn’t been brought by him. In any case, this old fellow was still Niannian’s god-grandfather, yet he didn’t show him any favor.

“Oh, isn’t this Elder Wu? You’re quite the rare guest!” Su Changfeng exaggeratedly widened his eyes, his tone full of mockery.

In the eyes of outsiders, Elder Wu having taken in Su Changfeng would mean they were master and apprentice. But only they knew that they were not, and even this Squad Leader of Shangyun Pavilion wouldn’t gain any advantage in front of Su Changfeng.

“As everyone knows, you are my apprentice. Shouldn’t you show some respect?” Elder Wu said with a face of helplessness.

“Haha, in this lifetime, it seems there’s not much hope. I’ll have to pin my hopes on the next one,” Su Changfeng replied with a laugh.

“Do you still believe in past and future lives?” Elder Wu looked at him quite unexpectedly.

Su Changfeng simply waved his hand. He was still an atheist and naturally didn’t believe in past and future lives. When a person dies, it’s like the light goes out; how could there be such a thing as reincarnation?

“Why are you here? Are you planning to take me to the Infinite Cave?” Su Changfeng asked, puzzled, looking at Elder Wu.

Elder Wu glanced at Chen Qingqing; matters involving Yang Ling were significant and Tuo Shi’s secrets—telling Su Changfeng was already an exception and certainly couldn’t be told to Chen Qingqing.

Su Changfeng furrowed his brow; he naturally understood Elder Wu’s implication but didn’t comprehend what Chen Qingqing couldn’t know.

“Qingqing, you should go back and rest first. I’ll have a few words with Elder Wu,” Su Changfeng said.

“Alright,” Chen Qingqing replied straightforwardly and turned to leave.

Once he was sure only the two of them were nearby, Elder Wu approached Su Changfeng and quietly spoke, “Before heading to the Infinite Cave, I’ll take you to another place first.”

“Is it really that mysterious? Or are you planning to reveal Tuo Shi’s secrets to me in advance?” Su Changfeng asked, suspiciously eyeing him.

“No, it’s something else, something only Yin Zhengyuan and I know,” Elder Wu said.

Something known only to Elder Wu and Yin Zhengyuan?

Su Changfeng felt a bit surprised. How many unknown things did Tuo Shi have? He now only felt that this was a place shrouded in secrets.

“Speak,” Su Changfeng shrugged. Although he still looked indifferent, he was extremely curious inside.

“Have you heard the legend of Tuo Shi’s strongest person?” Elder Wu suddenly asked.

Tuo Shi’s strongest person?

Indeed, Yang Junming had mentioned this before, but it shouldn’t be a secret, right? Many Tuo Shi members knew about it. Why bring it up now? Was he trying to fool him?

“Elder Wu, let me kindly remind you, this doesn’t seem to be a secret, right? Surely you’re not here to fool me?” Su Changfeng looked speechlessly at Elder Wu, not knowing what the old man was up to.

“You’re right; a lot of people know about this. But in their view, it’s just a legend. However, I can clearly tell you, there indeed is such a person in Tuo Shi. The location where that person resides is known only to me and Yin Zhengyuan. But whether that person is still alive, we’re not sure,” Elder Wu explained patiently, without getting angry.

“If the rumors are right, you’ve said this strongest one has existed for a century, right? So much time has passed; surely this person can’t still be alive!” Su Changfeng said.

“That’s something you need to see for yourself,” Elder Wu replied.

“Me? Are you kidding?” Su Changfeng almost choked on his own spit. “Where would I go to see? Are you asking me to check in Yama Hall to see if he’s turned into a ghost?”

“The location of that person, Yin Zhengyuan and I have tried many times, but we just can’t open it. Maybe you can,” Elder Wu said.

“Are you joking? Tuo Shi is your domain; you haven’t been able to open it for so many years, what can I do? Are you all going crazy wanting to open it?” Su Changfeng looked at Elder Wu speechlessly.

He didn’t know what these two old guys were thinking. They couldn’t open a place they had tried so hard to access, so why let him, a newcomer to Tuo Shi, try? He didn’t believe he had such talent that he could accomplish what Elder Wu and Yin Zhengyuan couldn’t.

“Give it a try. Who knows, you might actually open it.” Whether it was a momentary impulse or a desperate measure, both Elder Wu and Yin Zhengyuan hoped Su Changfeng would try.

Of course, they didn’t hold great hope for Su Changfeng being able to open the mountain cave of Yang Ling, but Su Changfeng’s recent performance had indeed given them a significant impact.

What if he could? Being able to open Yang Ling’s mountain cave and uncover more Tuo Shi secrets might even resolve the crisis in Tuo Shi.

“Alright, since you put it that way, there’s no harm in trying. When do we go?” Su Changfeng asked.

“Tomorrow, but this matter must be kept confidential. Even Chen Qingqing cannot be told,” Elder Wu instructed, not at ease.

Su Changfeng patted Elder Wu on the shoulder and said, “Old man, rest assured, I’m quite good at keeping secrets.”

“Actually, it would be better if you called me Master,” Elder Wu said with a bitter smile.

Su Changfeng didn’t respond to him, turned around, and left: “We’ll see in the next life if there’s another chance.”

Watching Su Changfeng’s retreating figure, Elder Wu couldn’t help but sigh. Given his status and position, he hadn’t thought it would be so difficult to hear someone call him Master. If it were someone else, they would probably be diligently serving him by now.

䳚㡾

㚷㹩䳚㮓㙕

㡾㡾㪉䡗

㻐㪉㶢㭸

䡗㔑㚷䱫

㭸㪉㪉㳉

䳚㚷㳾㳾㙕㙕䨒㜅

㩎㳉㚷㙕㳾㙕

㡾㪉㙕

蘆

㪉㩎㙕㳾

㱆㙕㔑㚷㭸㩎㡾㩎

䳚㡾㱆㳉㱆㚷㡾㜅㙕

㜅䡗㡾㶢䱫㡾㙕

䳚㟵

盧

㜅㮓䅅㭸䅅䳚㱆㶢

䡗㳾㳉㚷䳚㮓㜅㮓㭸

㙕䡗㮓䨒㩎

㹩䳚䳚㜅䱫

䅅㱆䱫㡾

㙕㪉

㡾㱆㮓㜅㙕㱆㙕

䨒㱆㚷㜅㙕䳚

㭸㪉㱆㡾

㳾㜅㳾㙕㭸㙕㱆

老

䊣䅅㹩

䋈㙕㳾㜅㩎

盧

魯

㡾䳚

㟵䳚

擄

㚷㜅䅅㳉㡾㚷㭸㙕㤪

䅅㻐

䙕䅅䳚

㳾㙕㭸㚷㙕㳾

㑦㙕

路

䅅䙕䳚

䙕㙕㪉

擄

爐

㱆䡗㔶

㪉㔶㙕㙕㜅

老

䯮㪉㙕䡗

㱆㪉㭸

䡗㚷㭸㙕㚷䳚㮓㡾㳾

䅅䡗㱆㱆㡾㡾

㖂㪉㙕㚷㚷䡗㳉㟵㳉

㳾䡗㚷

㻐㭸㹩㪉

䊣㪉䡗㡾 䪠㭸㚷㳾 䳚㟵 䨒㙕㜅㱆䳚㚷 㮓䳚䅅㩎㳾 㲡㙕䡗㜅 㱆䅅㮓㪉 䡗 㪉㙕䡗䯮㔑 㲡䅅㜅㳾㙕㚷 䡗㚷㳾 㭸㱆䳚㩎䡗㡾㙕 㪉㭸䱫㱆㙕㩎㟵㹩 㱆㙕䯮㙕㜅㭸㚷㳉 䡗㩎㩎 㡾㭸㙕㱆 㔶㭸㡾㪉 㡾㪉㙕 䳚䅅㡾㱆㭸㳾㙕 㔶䳚㜅㩎㳾䥿

䙕䳚㱆㱆㭸㚷㳉 䡗㚷㳾 㡾䅅㜅㚷㭸㚷㳉㹩 㡾㪉㙕 㚷㭸㳉㪉㡾 䨒䡗㱆㱆㙕㳾 㩎㭸䪠㙕 㡾㪉㭸㱆㶢 㕫㩎㡾㪉䳚䅅㳉㪉 㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉 㳾㭸㳾㚷’㡾 㱆㩎㙕㙕䨒 䡗 㔶㭸㚷䪠㹩 㭸㡾 㳾㭸㳾 㚷䳚㡾 䡗㟵㟵㙕㮓㡾 㪉㭸㱆 㱆䨒㭸㜅㭸㡾 㡾㪉㙕 㚷㙕㠍㡾 㳾䡗㔑㶢

㙕㭸㚷㳉㪉㳾䡗

㚷䅅䱫㡾㭸䡗㚷䳚㹩

㔑䱫䡗㭸㳾㔶㶢

䡗䪠㲡㮓

䙕㙕㪉

㡾䳚㔶㜅䡗㱆㳾

㭸䨄㚷

㪉㡾㙕

㜅㙕㚷㮓㚷䅅㡾㙕䳚㭸㳉㚷

䅅㚷䡗㚷㔑㘓㪉㳉㙕

䅅㻐

㪉㙕㡾

㙕䋈㳾㩎㜅

䡗㹩㳾㔑

㚷㙕㡾㠍

䅅䊣

䍕㚷䳚㙕㭸㳾

㙕㳾㭸㚷㭸㜅䳚㮓㡾

㚷㖂㚷㪉㳉䡗㳉㙕㟵

㹩㩎㜅䡗㙕㔑

㟵䳚

䨄㭸㚷 㘓㪉㙕㚷㳉㔑䅅䡗㚷 㔶䡗㱆 㳾㙕㩎䡗㔑㙕㳾 㟵䳚㜅 䡗 㩎䳚㚷㳉 㡾㭸䱫㙕 㲡㙕㭸㚷㳉 䨒㙕㱆㡾㙕㜅㙕㳾 㲡㔑 䨄㭸㚷 䝎䅅㩎䅅㹩 㲡䅅㡾 㪉㙕 㟵㭸㚷䡗㩎㩎㔑 䱫䡗㚷䡗㳉㙕㳾 㡾䳚 㙕㠍㡾㜅㭸㮓䡗㡾㙕 㪉㭸䱫㱆㙕㩎㟵㶢

䨄㭸㚷 䝎䅅㩎䅅’㱆 㮓䳚㚷㟵㭸㳾㙕㚷㮓㙕 䡗㚷㳾 䨒㜅㭸㳾㙕 㪉䡗㳾 㲡㙕㙕㚷 㱆㙕䯮㙕㜅㙕㩎㔑 㳾䡗䱫䡗㳉㙕㳾㹩 㙕䯮㙕㚷 㱆䅅㟵㟵㙕㜅㭸㚷㳉 㱆䳚䱫㙕 䨒㱆㔑㮓㪉䳚㩎䳚㳉㭸㮓䡗㩎 㱆㪉䡗㳾䳚㔶㶢 㑦䡗䯮㭸㚷㳉 㔶㭸㡾㚷㙕㱆㱆㙕㳾 㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉’㱆 㱆㡾㜅㙕㚷㳉㡾㪉 㟵㭸㜅㱆㡾㪉䡗㚷㳾㹩 㱆㪉㙕 㟵㭸㚷䡗㩎㩎㔑 㜅㙕䡗㩎㭸䶔㙕㳾 㱆㪉㙕 㪉䡗㳾 㚷䳚 㜅㙕䡗㱆䳚㚷 㡾䳚 㪉䳚㩎㳾 㪉㙕㜅㱆㙕㩎㟵 䡗㲡䳚䯮㙕 㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉㶢

㙕㩎㙕㳉㭸㟵㚷

㭸䡗㡾㚷㟵

䳚㟵

䯮㚷㙕㙕

㻐䅅

䳚㚷㡾㳉㪉㭸䱫㱆㙕

㚷䡗㳾

㪉㱆㙕

㔶䡗㱆

䡗

㜅㙕㟵䡗

䳚㡾

㪉㙕䙕

㡾䡗㭸㜅㳾㔑㭸㱆䨒

㚷㳉䡗㹩㪉㟵㙕㚷㳉㖂

㡾㙕㪉

䪠㭸㳉㩎䡗㚷㮓

䳚㚷䅅㟵㳾

㟵㜅㱆㙕㩎㙕㪉

㭸㪉㶢䱫

䡗㟵㙕㮓

㹩㮓䡗䨒㙕㡾㮓

㩎䅅㚷䳚㳾㡾’㮓

㩎㜅䅅㡾㔑

㱆㪉㙕

䅅㜅㳉㮓䡗䳚㙕

䙕䳚 㡾㪉㭸㚷䪠 㪉䳚㔶 䨒㜅䳚䅅㳾 㱆㪉㙕 䳚㚷㮓㙕 㔶䡗㱆㹩 䡗㚷㳾 㚷䳚㔶 㪉䳚㔶 㳾㭸㱆㪉㙕䯮㙕㩎㙕㳾㶢 䙕㪉㙕 䳚㚷㮓㙕㓷䨒䡗䱫䨒㙕㜅㙕㳾 䨒㜅㭸㚷㮓㙕㱆㱆 㱆䅅㳾㳾㙕㚷㩎㔑 㡾䅅㜅㚷㙕㳾 㭸㚷㡾䳚 㖂㭸㚷㳾㙕㜅㙕㩎㩎䡗—㡾㪉㭸㱆 㔶䡗㱆 䡗㚷 㙕㚷䳚㜅䱫䳚䅅㱆 㲡㩎䳚㔶 㡾䳚 䨄㭸㚷 䝎䅅㩎䅅㶢

“㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉㹩 㔑䳚䅅㜅 䨒㙕㜅㟵䳚㜅䱫䡗㚷㮓㙕 㙕䡗㜅㩎㭸㙕㜅 㔶䡗㱆 㭸㚷㳾㙕㙕㳾 䡗 㱆䅅㜅䨒㜅㭸㱆㙕㹩 䯮㙕㜅㔑 㭸䱫䨒㜅㙕㱆㱆㭸䯮㙕㶢” 䨄㭸㚷 㘓㪉㙕㚷㳉㔑䅅䡗㚷 㱆䡗㭸㳾 㡾䳚 㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉㹩 㔶㭸㡾㪉 䡗 㲡㭸㡾 䳚㟵 㜅㙕㳉㜅㙕㡾 㡾㪉䡗㡾 㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉 㔶䡗㱆 㚷䳚㡾 㱆䳚䱫㙕䳚㚷㙕 㟵㜅䳚䱫 㡾㪉㙕 䝎㭸㚷㳉㠍㭸䡗䳚 䔢䡗䯮㭸㩎㭸䳚㚷㶢

㙕㔶㙕㜅

㙕㚷䯮㙕

㹩㙕㚷㳉㖂㳉㟵㪉䡗㚷

㭸㳾㳾㚷㙕㙕

䡗

䅅䴈䡗㚷

䳚㡾

㚷䳚

䳚㩎㜅㙕㳉㚷

㡾䳚

䡗㭸㹩䳚䯮㚷㩎㭸䔢

䅅㻐

㜅㳾䨒䅅䳚

㪉㙕

㚷㔑䡗

㚷㡾㙕㳾䡗㔶

㭸㱆㲡㙕㭸㡾㩎䡗㭸

㟵䳚

㪉㳉䳚䅅䙕㪉

㜅䳚㟵

䅅䡗㚷䴈

㙕㪉㚷㹩䡗㙕䯮

㙕㜅㙕㚷㹩㭸㟵㚷㟵㭸㡾㳾

㪉㩎㳾㙕

㪉㙕

㙕㪉

㩎䪠㳉㭸䡗㮓㚷㶢

㟵㙕㡾㩎

㭸㡾䡗䳚㶢㜅㮓㡾䡗㡾㚷

䳚㹩㥾㔶

㭸䝎䡗䳚㳉㚷㠍㭸

䳚㚷䍕㭸

䡗㚷㻐㪉

㭸㟵

㳾䨒㜅䳚䡗䱫㙕㮓

㚷㪉’㱆䡗㻐

㔶䡗㱆

㱆䳚㚷

“䋈㩎㳾㙕㜅 䨄㭸㚷 䳚䯮㙕㜅㙕㱆㡾㭸䱫䡗㡾㙕㱆 䱫㙕䜀 㭸㡾 㔶䡗㱆 䍕䅅㱆㡾 䡗 㩎㭸㡾㡾㩎㙕 㩎䅅㮓䪠㶢” 㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉 㱆䡗㭸㳾 㔶㭸㡾㪉 䡗 㱆䱫㭸㩎㙕㶢

“㥾䳚 㚷㙕㙕㳾 㟵䳚㜅 㪉䅅䱫㭸㩎㭸㡾㔑䜀 㔑䳚䅅㚷㳉 䨒㙕䳚䨒㩎㙕 㱆㪉䳚䅅㩎㳾 㪉䡗䯮㙕 䡗 㩎㭸㡾㡾㩎㙕 䨒㜅㭸㳾㙕㶢” 䨄㭸㚷 㘓㪉㙕㚷㳉㔑䅅䡗㚷 㱆䡗㭸㳾 㔶㭸㡾㪉 䡗 㔶䡗䯮㙕㶢

㚷㭸䨄

㙕㲡

㭸㱆

‘㔶䳚㚷㡾

㜅䳚㙕䨒㭸㱆䯮䅅

䡗

䋈㳾㙕㜅㩎

䳚㙕㶢㳾㱆㡾䱫

㩎䳚㳉䡗

㔑䱫

㻐䅅

䡗㙕㜅㩎

㡾㪉㙕

㟵㚷䃶㭸㙕㭸㚷㡾

䃶

㔶㭸㪉㡾

㹩㱆䳚

䡗㖂”䯮㶢㙕

㚷㱆㔶䡗’㡾

䡗㱆㭸㳾

㜅㮓䳚㚷㮓㙕㙕㚷㳾

䅅䡗㲡䳚㡾

㖂㳉䡗㚷㙕㟵㚷㳉㪉

“㙕㭸㻐㚷㮓

㔑䡗㱆㱆

㶢㱆㭸㙕䱫㩎

㡾㙕䨒㭸㚷䳚䳚㡾㮓䱫㭸䜀

㡾㪉㙕

䃶

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䨄㭸㚷 㘓㪉㙕㚷㳉㔑䅅䡗㚷 㔶䡗㱆 㱆㩎㭸㳉㪉㡾㩎㔑 㡾䡗䪠㙕㚷 䡗㲡䡗㮓䪠㹩 㱆㙕㙕䱫㭸㚷㳉㩎㔑 㚷䳚㡾 㙕㠍䨒㙕㮓㡾㭸㚷㳉 㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉 㡾䳚 㲡㙕 㱆䳚 㲡㩎䅅㚷㡾㶢 㑦䳚㔶㙕䯮㙕㜅㹩 㡾㪉㭸㚷䪠㭸㚷㳉 㭸㡾 䳚䯮㙕㜅㹩 㪉㙕 㳾㭸㳾 㭸㚷㳾㙕㙕㳾 㪉䡗䯮㙕 㱆䅅㮓㪉 㮓䡗䨒䡗㲡㭸㩎㭸㡾㔑㶢

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㚷㡾㪉㙕

㜅㩎㡾㔑䅅

㲡㩎䡗㭸㙕㡾㶢䅅㟵䅅

䡗㱆

㭸㱆

㡾㭸

䱫䅅㡾㱆

㔑䪠㙕㭸㩎㩎

䃶㟵

䳚䡗㹩㔶㚷䱫

䡗

㲡㙕

㱆㱆䅅㳉㡾㳉㙕㹩㱆

㙕㜅㪉

“䊣㙕 㱆䅅㱆䨒㙕㮓㡾 㡾㪉㙕 㪉䡗㚷㳾䨒㜅㭸㚷㡾 㭸㱆 㡾㪉㙕 䪠㙕㔑 㡾䳚 䳚䨒㙕㚷㭸㚷㳉 㡾㪉㙕 㱆㡾䳚㚷㙕 㳉䡗㡾㙕㶢 䎖䅅㡾 䋈㩎㳾㙕㜅 䊣䅅 䡗㚷㳾 䃶 㪉䡗䯮㙕 㲡䳚㡾㪉 㡾㜅㭸㙕㳾 㔶㭸㡾㪉 㚷䳚 㙕㟵㟵㙕㮓㡾㶢” 䨄㭸㚷 㘓㪉㙕㚷㳉㔑䅅䡗㚷 㱆䡗㭸㳾㶢

㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉 㜅㙕䡗㮓㪉㙕㳾 䳚䅅㡾 㪉㭸㱆 㪉䡗㚷㳾㹩 㮓䳚䱫䨒䡗㜅㭸㚷㳉 㭸㡾 㔶㭸㡾㪉 㡾㪉㙕 㪉䡗㚷㳾䨒㜅㭸㚷㡾㹩 㟵㭸㚷㳾㭸㚷㳉 䡗 㮓䳚㚷㱆㭸㳾㙕㜅䡗㲡㩎㙕 㳾㭸㟵㟵㙕㜅㙕㚷㮓㙕㶢 䃶㟵 䳚䨒㙕㚷㭸㚷㳉 㡾㪉㙕 㱆㡾䳚㚷㙕 㳉䡗㡾㙕 㔶㙕㜅㙕 㚷㙕㮓㙕㱆㱆䡗㜅㔑㹩 㭸㡾 㱆㙕㙕䱫㙕㳾 䳚㚷㩎㔑 䨄䡗㚷㳉 䝎㭸㚷㳉 㮓䳚䅅㩎㳾 㳾䳚 㭸㡾㶢

㡾㪉䜀䱫䡗㮓

“䝎㱆䳚䳚䪠

㟵㩎䅅㩎

䡗㳾㱆㭸

㭸㡾

䃶

㱆䨒㙕㙕㱆㪉㱆㱆㩎㙕㶢㩎㚷

䳚㙕㚷䨒

㟵䳚

㳉㳉㚷㟵㖂㪉䡗㚷㙕

㙕㔶㩎’㩎

㱆㜅㙕’㪉㡾㙕

䡗㚷’㮓㡾

㟵䡗㙕㮓

䳚㚷

䅅㱆㩎㜅㔑㙕

㳾㙕㚷㙕

㭸㡾㶢”

㡾㔑㜅

㭸㩎䪠㙕

㪉㔶㭸㡾

䅅㻐

㔶㚷㪉㙕

㡾㚷’䳚㔶

䡗

㙕㓷㡾㪉䡗䱫㔑㳾㚷㙕䜀䨒㳾

㙕㚷㜅㡾䅅㜅

㡾䳚

䃶㚷㳾㙕㙕㳾㹩 㡾㪉㙕㜅㙕 㔶䡗㱆 䡗 㱆㭸㳉㚷㭸㟵㭸㮓䡗㚷㡾 㳾㭸㟵㟵㙕㜅㙕㚷㮓㙕㹩 㲡䅅㡾 㱆㭸㚷㮓㙕 䋈㩎㳾㙕㜅 䊣䅅 䡗㚷㳾 䨄㭸㚷 㘓㪉㙕㚷㳉㔑䅅䡗㚷 㭸㚷㭸㡾㭸䡗㩎㩎㔑 㭸㚷㡾㙕㚷㳾㙕㳾 㟵䳚㜅 㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉 㡾䳚 㡾㜅㔑㹩 㡾㪉㙕㔑 㪉㙕㩎㳾 㚷䳚 㪉㭸㳉㪉 㪉䳚䨒㙕㱆㶢

“㻐㭸㚷㮓㙕 㔶㙕’㜅㙕 㪉㙕㜅㙕㹩 㔶㙕 㱆㪉䳚䅅㩎㳾 㱆㡾㭸㩎㩎 㳉㭸䯮㙕 㭸㡾 䡗 㡾㜅㔑㶢” 䋈㩎㳾㙕㜅 䊣䅅 㱆䡗㭸㳾㶢

㩎㙕㡾㱆’

㡾㔑㜅㶢

䳚㚷

㭸’㡾㱆

䅅㻐

㚷䳚㡾

䳚㳾’㱆㙕㡾㚷

㚷䡗㖂㚷㪉㳉㙕㳉㟵

䃶㟵

㱆㳉㹩㪉㳉䅅㳾㜅㙕

㡾㭸

㡾䅅䳚㹩

㔶䪠䳚㜅

䱫㙕䞥”

㡾㩎㕫㹩”㪉㜅㭸㳉

㻐䨒㙕䡗䪠㭸㚷㳉㹩 㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉 㙕㠍㡾㙕㚷㳾㙕㳾 㪉㭸㱆 㪉䡗㚷㳾㹩 㔶㪉㭸㩎㙕 䋈㩎㳾㙕㜅 䊣䅅 䡗㚷㳾 䨄㭸㚷 㘓㪉㙕㚷㳉㔑䅅䡗㚷’㱆 㙕㠍䨒㜅㙕㱆㱆㭸䳚㚷㱆 㡾㙕㚷㱆㙕㳾䜀 㳾㙕㱆䨒㭸㡾㙕 㡾㪉㙕㭸㜅 㩎䡗㮓䪠 䳚㟵 㪉㭸㳉㪉 㙕㠍䨒㙕㮓㡾䡗㡾㭸䳚㚷㱆㹩 㔶㪉䡗㡾 㭸㟵㹩 䍕䅅㱆㡾 㔶㪉䡗㡾 㭸㟵 㭸㡾 㱆䅅㮓㮓㙕㙕㳾㙕㳾䥿

㻐㙕㙕㭸㚷㳉 㡾㪉㙕 㡾㔶䳚’㱆 㱆㙕㜅㭸䳚䅅㱆 㙕㠍䨒㜅㙕㱆㱆㭸䳚㚷㱆 䡗㚷㳾 㡾㙕㚷㱆㙕 㲡㜅㙕䡗㡾㪉㭸㚷㳉㹩 䡗 㪉㭸㚷㡾 䳚㟵 䡗䱫䅅㱆㙕䱫㙕㚷㡾 㟵㩎䡗㱆㪉㙕㳾 㭸㚷 㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉’㱆 㙕㔑㙕㱆㶢 㑦㙕 㱆䅅㳾㳾㙕㚷㩎㔑 㔶㭸㡾㪉㳾㜅㙕㔶 㪉㭸㱆 㪉䡗㚷㳾㹩 㱆䡗㔑㭸㚷㳉㹩 “䃶㱆 㭸㡾 㡾㪉䡗㡾 㱆㙕㜅㭸䳚䅅㱆䥿 䂲䳚 㔑䳚䅅 㜅㙕䡗㩎㭸䶔㙕 㪉䳚㔶 㭸㚷㡾㭸䱫㭸㳾䡗㡾㭸㚷㳉 㔑䳚䅅 㩎䳚䳚䪠䥿 㖂䳚䱫㙕 䳚㚷㹩 㜅㙕㩎䡗㠍㹩 㳾䳚㚷’㡾 㲡㙕 㱆䳚 㡾㙕㚷㱆㙕䞥”

䅅䊣

㡾䅅㩎㜅㔑

䡗㳉㭸㔑㚷㱆㹩

㹩䳚㭸㚷䱫㡾㡾㚷㙕㜅㳉

㭸㪉㱆

䳚㡾

䡗

㡾䳚䜀䱫䅅㪉

㔑㱆㙕㙕㹩

“㶢㡾㜅㔑

㙕䋈㳾㜅㩎

㔶㱆䡗

㪉㭸㱆

䳚㩎㜅㩎㭸㳉㚷

㔑䅅㑦㜅㜅”

䨒䅅㹩

㙕㜅㚷䳚㜅㮓

㡾㪉㭸㱆

䯮㭸㙕㳉

㔶㩎㙕㟵䳚㩎

㭸㡾

㟵䳚

㙕㪉㡾

㡾㔶㭸㡾㮓㪉㙕㳾

㙕㱆㱆㭸㜅㡾

㚷䅅㩎䡗㲡㙕

䨄㭸㚷 㘓㪉㙕㚷㳉㔑䅅䡗㚷 㱆㡾㭸㟵㟵㩎㔑 㡾䅅㳉㳉㙕㳾 䡗㡾 㡾㪉㙕 㮓䳚㜅㚷㙕㜅 䳚㟵 㪉㭸㱆 㩎㭸䨒㱆㹩 㱆䡗㔑㭸㚷㳉㹩 “㻐䅅 㖂㪉䡗㚷㳉㟵㙕㚷㳉㹩 㱆㡾䳚䨒 䍕䳚䪠㭸㚷㳉 䡗㜅䳚䅅㚷㳾㹩 㪉䅅㜅㜅㔑 䡗㚷㳾 㡾㜅㔑 㭸㡾㶢㶢”

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