Chapter 1360: Chapter 119: I Will Lead the Expedition Myself

Asgard, bustling with freedom and autonomy, has been recently shrouded in an atmosphere of panic.

The daily news reports convey a sense of crisis. According to the latest information, the Pope of the Church has already arrived at the Asgard Church. Additionally, the upper echelons of the Lin family and the high-ranking officials of Saint Tiya Star have also appeared in Asgard.

This could be a prelude to war. Over the years, war has continually expanded, with major forces across the universe endlessly expanding their territories, seeking to govern more planets.

Now, the prosperous City of Freedom, Asgard, may not escape either, as they all wish to annex the Asa Star Domain.

The Asa Star Domain, as the core of the Emperor River Center Star Domain, holds an extremely crucial position. If taken, it would benefit any power. However, they all seem unwilling to let the Asa Star Domain fall into the hands of another, which is the reason it has managed to sustain itself over the years.

“I heard that the three major forces have already held talks to discuss the future ownership of the Asa Star Domain.”

“The Asa Star Domain is free. On what grounds should they decide its ownership?”

“In the age of war, power dictates.”

“Mr. Odin has been missing so far. As the actual leader of the Asa Star Domain and its strongest Transcendent, even he has to take refuge.”

“The Pope even came in person, along with the Lin family and the Destroyer from Saint Tiya Star. If Mr. Odin doesn’t hide, he might be directly controlled. At that point, he would be completely at their mercy. Currently, with Mr. Odin outside, he still can command the forces of the Asa Star Domain and cause them to hesitate.”

“It’s difficult. Once the talks of the three major forces conclude, they will convene a meeting with the major powerholders of the Asa Star Domain for discussions. This is an attempt to capture all in one sweep, leaving you with no reason to refuse.”

Passersby murmured and discussed. Nowadays, talks about the current situation in the Asa Star Domain could be heard all over Asgard, as it concerns their future. Should war affect Asgard, it would be a matter of life and death.

In the past, such things were unlikely to occur, but in the age of war, nothing is impossible. Looking at the entire universe, most untouched star domains either lie in very remote regions or are low-level civilized stars.

High-level civilized stars, for the most part, cannot escape the impacts of war.

Victoria stood amidst the crowd, feeling somewhat worried. Throughout the years, Asgard had already undergone several upheavals, and it was uncertain whether this time it could turn calamity into fortune.

She raised her head, glancing at the skies of Asgard, where starships and flying devices traversed back and forth. These were akin to the harbingers of war.

Some years later, under the tense atmosphere,

The talks concluded. The three major forces — the Church, the Lin family, and Saint Tiya Star — decided to take over the Asa Star Domain. The three parties will jointly govern it and administer reforms within the Asa Star Domain.

This decision met with strong opposition from the internal forces of the Asa Star Domain, emboldened by the fact that Odin, along with several important figures and the fleet, had vanished. They are now in space, still remotely commanding the ground.

The three major forces ignored the opposition, beginning to control the people on the ground, even resorting to direct brainwashing attempts to discover Odin’s whereabouts and the identity of the force behind him.

They all knew someone was backing Odin.

Under such a situation, Asgard found itself amidst significant turmoil, everyone on edge. It was said that the fleets from the three major forces had already set out toward Asgard, preparing to take over by force while gaining control.

……

Odyssey Star Domain.

This star domain is governed by ancient family financial tycoons, among which the Li family is the most thriving branch.

At this moment, a virtual meeting was ongoing in a conference room of the Li family.

The head of the Li family, Li Huan, sat at the main seat, with other virtual figures occupying the seats around — all being heads of various family financial tycoons.

“The fleets of the Lin family, the Church, and Saint Tiya Star have already set out for the Asa Star Domain, intending to control the central trade star of the Emperor River. Don’t you all have any opinions on this?” At this moment, one virtual figure spoke up.

The Odyssey Star Domain could have a share as well.

“It’s not that simple,” Li Huan replied, “From the start of the war until now, several years have passed. What have we gained in these years? Instead, many planets have been destroyed.”

“Hmph, that bastard Lin Shou has been eyeing us. One day, he must destroy the Abyss.”

The Abyss Fleet has caused significant damage to the Odyssey Star Domain.

“Wars are inevitable as long as they don’t touch our core interests,” Li Huan continued, “Odin led the fleet into space. He has backing, though it’s not clear who it is. However, there are bound to be twists and turns in the struggle for the Asa Star Domain. We don’t need to get involved.”

“You’re quite open-minded.”

“Why not?” Li Huan said, “The Odyssey Star Domain has existed for countless years since the empire era, always under our control. Despite facing turmoil in the post-war era, our few families have persisted. For us, non-action is the best strategy. As long as we remain passive, no matter who unifies in the future, we will follow accordingly, maintaining our stable position. If various forces show signs of collapsing, we’ll clean up the mess…”

“On the contrary, rash actions might lead to being swallowed by the war, giving rise to battles affecting our main star.” Li Huan’s eyes revealed a shrewd cunning as he continued, “Currently, for us, the focus should be on stockpiling resources, expanding the fleet, accumulating power, and sticking together to guard our fundamental interests. Lin Shou must be watched, Lin Qinghe as well, and also the Church. The Pope is a madman whose goal is to constantly incite wars. Every war’s commencement sees his involvement, and this time is no exception. He yearns for war to reach our Odyssey Star Domain directly, shattering the economic order.”

All the virtual figures frowned. Careful observation of the Church’s actions confirmed the truth.

Behind every war, the shadow of the Church loomed.

This time, they intended to stir trouble in Asgard, inevitably disrupting the balance that other major forces wouldn’t allow.

The Pope has been forever instigating war.

“Li Huan is right, I support his viewpoint.”

“Let’s wait and see how the situation in the Asa Star Domain unfolds.”

The consensus was reached, and one by one, the virtual figures disappeared.

Li Huan watched the others disappear, still seated at the main position.

The Church intends to stir up trouble, with the Lin family and Saint Tiya Star involved, but do they have other plans?

If nothing unexpected happens, there will be another great storm. This time, who knows how the situation will develop.

As Li Huan anticipated, news soon arrived that the Abyss Fleet had resurfaced and taken action, while the fleets from the Tyr Star Domain and the Coriade Star Domain also made moves, targeting Asgard.

Asgard’s geographical location is very important, especially for the Coriade Star Domain. The Coriade Star Domain and the Asa Star Domain have always been closely connected because they are neighbors.

Once the Asa Star Domain falls into the hands of the other party, it will be a huge disaster for the Coriade Star Domain.

A storm seems to be brewing again.

……

The Kales Empire, like the O’Brian Republic, is located outside the center of the universe’s Emperor River, standing in opposition to the O’Brian Republic.

For this reason, the two major powers have been at war for years, both aiming to control forces outside the Emperor River, while the top-notch forces within the Emperor River are too lazy to compete with them.

In previous wars, the Kales Empire was one of the most severely damaged forces, suffering various plots.

Now, the Kales Empire is reluctant to easily participate in wars. They no longer wish to be cannon fodder and tools for the Church’s domination.

At this moment, in the capital star of the Kales Empire, within a grand hall forged of steel, the monarch of the Kales Empire, Sain Kales, sat on the dark throne. His stature was imposing, clad in armor, exuding a strong sense of oppression.

In the dimly lit hall, only a few people were present, but messages from the outside world continuously streamed into the Kales Empire’s palace.

Sain Kales closed his eyes slightly, as if resting, or perhaps contemplating.

“Do you think the Empire should join the war?” Sain Kales asked, referring, of course, to the war in Asgard.

Not long ago, they received news that fleets from major forces were heading toward Asgard.

The Church sent a message, hoping they would join the war.

Once again, it’s that Church… When Sain Kales opened his eyes, a cold murderous intent flashed through their shadowy depths. One of his sons’ death was orchestrated by the Church, blamed on someone from the O’Brian Republic.

They have always been used as the Church’s weapon.

Every loss was theirs.

Someday, he would pin the Pope with the Cross Sword onto the Church’s temple.

However, at present, they still remain relatively weak among the various top forces.

“Your Majesty, I believe we should not join the war. We should continue to recuperate and build up our strength,” someone in the dark hall suggested, and Sain Kales nodded slightly.

At this moment, a figure walked briskly from outside, shouting, “Your Majesty, there’s important news.”

The newcomer was the Kales Empire’s Marshal, Roson Chris.

After entering the hall, he glanced at the others, and heard Sain Kales say, “Roson, we are all on the same side here, speak freely.”

“We’ve identified the force supporting the Odin Family from behind,” Roson Chris said. As he finished, Sain Kales showed a hint of surprise and asked, “Who?”

“Skull Star, led by the Star Ring faction of Xu Mo and Gaia,” said Roson Chris. “Skull Star was not destroyed; it’s still there and has always been Xu Mo and their base. With this, it explains the actions of Odin. Xu Mo and his group have been secretly supporting them, and thus, several other major forces’ fleets are also heading to Asgard.”

Sain Kales’s eyes were like sharp swords as he leaned forward, staring at Roson Chris and asked, “How did you obtain this information? Has it been leaked?”

“It came from a member of the Hakenan family. After the Hakenan family was dismantled, he infiltrated the Odin family and obtained this information. Currently, it remains a secret, unnoticed by anyone, but sooner or later, the major forces tracing the Odin family will discover Skull Star,” Roson Chris said. “It seems that years ago, we were all deceived by Gaia.”

Sain Kales’s gaze grew sharper as he stared at Roson below.

Xu Mo, Gaia, after the O’Brian Republic was destroyed, lost their foundation and sought to use the Odin family to gain dominance in the Asa Star Domain. Their foundation?

This information has been hidden for ten years, so it’s likely that Skull Star has amassed considerable power by now.

“Hmph.”

A cold smirk appeared in Sain Kales’s sharp eyes. A heaven-sent opportunity, as major forces concentrated their conflicts around Asgard, he was the first to receive such explosive news.

“Marshal Roson, assemble the army. I will lead the campaign personally,” Sain Kales rose and declared.

蘆

㺚㟂䤛䰸㥅

櫓

盧

老

䎰㦶㤕㺚

路

䀜㖡㺚㾈㾗

擄

盧

㤕䠊㾗䰸䪙㲉

櫓路㥅㟂㺚䰸㾈䔔㤕㲉㾈老 㾈䅮㺚䰸㾗㯖 㤕䎰㟂䅮 㟂䔔㾗 㾈䔕㞳㞽 㺚㾈㾈㾗䪙䗦㖡㤕䎰㯺 㤕䎰㟂䅮 㺚 㺒㺚㾈㟂 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂䤛 䮙䅮䰸 㺚 䪙䅮䪙㾗䎰㟂㞽 䲇䅮㠸䎰㟂㖡㾗㾈㾈 㲉㾗䅮㲉㖡㾗 䅮䎰 㟂䔔㾗 㲉㖡㺚䎰㾗㟂 㖡䅮䅮䔕㾗㯖 㠸㲉 㺚㟂 㟂䔔㾗 㾈䔕㞳㞽 㟂䔔㾗㤕䰸 䔔㾗㺚䰸㟂㾈 㲉䅮㠸䎰㯖㤕䎰㯺䤛

㕁㾈 㟂䔔㾗 䠊䪙㲉㤕䰸㾗 㾈㾗㟂㟂㤕䎰㯺 䅮㠸㟂 䅮䎰 㺚 䲇㺚䪙㲉㺚㤕㯺䎰 㺚㯺㺚㤕䎰䣃

㟂䔔㟂㺚

䎰㦶㺚㞳

㾗㲉㖡㾗㲉䅮

㟂䔔㾗

㟂㤕㾈䔔

䅮䔔㯖㬞㾗㾈

㾗㠸㖡䰸㾈㞳

㺚

㟂䎰㤫䰸㾗㺒㾗

䎰㤕㬞

㺚䔔㤕䪙㾈㟂䎰㞽㠸㾈㾗

䎰㤕㤕㖡㾗㯺㾗䗦㺒

㯖㬞䅮㖡㠸

㤕䪙䠊䰸㲉㾗

㖡㺚㾗㟂㟂䤛䗦

㣖䔔㾗 㾈㲉㺚䲇㾗 䗦㺚㾈㾗 䅮㲉㾗䎰㾗㯖 㤕㟂㾈 㾗䒺㤕㟂㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㾈㟂㺚䰸㾈䔔㤕㲉㾈 㾈㺚㤕㖡㾗㯖 㤕䎰㟂䅮 㾈㲉㺚䲇㾗䤛

䶦㾗㾈㤕㯖㾗 㟂䔔㤕㾈 㖡㺚䰸㯺㾗 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂 㾗䎰㟂㾗䰸㤕䎰㯺 㾈㲉㺚䲇㾗㞽 㺚 㾈䪙㺚㖡㖡 㾈㟂㺚䰸㾈䔔㤕㲉 䔔㺚㯖 䰧㠸㾈㟂 㺚䰸䰸㤕㺒㾗㯖 㺚㟂 䀜㺚㖡㾗㾈 䠊䪙㲉㤕䰸㾗㞽 㲉㺚㾈㾈㤕䎰㯺 䗦㞳 㟂䔔㾗 㖡㺚䰸㯺㾗 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂䤛

䅮䎰㯺㯺㤕

㺚㟂㾈㷈”䔔’

“䎰䅮䣃

㕁䎰㾈㤕㯖㾗 㟂䔔㾗 㾈㟂㺚䰸㾈䔔㤕㲉㞽 䮷㤕䎰 䙱㤕䎰㯺䔔㾗 㖡䅮䅮䔕㾗㯖 䅮㠸㟂 㺚㟂 㟂䔔㾗 䪙㤕㯺䔔㟂㞳 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂䤛 㣖䔔㾗㞳 䔔㺚㯖 㯺䅮䎰㾗 㟂䔔䰸䅮㠸㯺䔔 㺚 㖡䅮㟂 䅮㤫 㟂䰸䅮㠸䗦㖡㾗㞽 㠸㾈㤕䎰㯺 㺒㺚䰸㤕䅮㠸㾈 䪙㾗㺚䎰㾈 㟂䅮 㾈㠸䲇䲇㾗㾈㾈㤫㠸㖡㖡㞳 㲉㺚㾈㾈 㟂䔔䰸䅮㠸㯺䔔 㟂䔔㾗 㾈㲉㺚䲇㾗 䗦㺚㾈㾗 㺚䎰㯖 㤕䎰㤫㤕㖡㟂䰸㺚㟂㾗 㟂䔔㾗 䀜㺚㖡㾗㾈 䠊䪙㲉㤕䰸㾗䤛

䶦㠸㟂 䰧㠸㾈㟂 㺚㾈 㟂䔔㾗㞳 㾗䎰㟂㾗䰸㾗㯖 㟂䔔㾗 䀜㺚㖡㾗㾈 䠊䪙㲉㤕䰸㾗㞽 㟂䔔㾗 䠊䪙㲉㤕䰸㾗’㾈 㾈㲉㺚䲇㾗 䗦㺚㾈㾗 䅮㲉㾗䎰㾗㯖 㾈䅮 㯖㤕䰸㾗䲇㟂㖡㞳䣃

䰸㞳㺚䪙

䔔㟂㾗

㾗䰸㾗䰸㞽䅮㺒䅮㦶

㤫䅮㤫䤛

㾈㬞㺚

㾈㾗㟂㯺㟂㤕䎰

㣖䔔㤕㾈 㖡㾗㤫㟂 䔔㤕䪙 㾈䅮䪙㾗㬞䔔㺚㟂 䗦㾗㬞㤕㖡㯖㾗䰸㾗㯖䤛

“㺴䔔㾗䲇䔕 㤕䪙䪙㾗㯖㤕㺚㟂㾗㖡㞳㞽” 䮷㤕䎰 䙱㤕䎰㯺䔔㾗 㾈㺚㤕㯖 㟂䅮 㟂䔔㾗 㲉㾗䰸㾈䅮䎰 䗦㾗㾈㤕㯖㾗 䔔㤕䪙䤛 㦶䅮䪙㾗䎰㟂㾈 㖡㺚㟂㾗䰸㞽 㾈䅮䪙㾗䅮䎰㾗 㾈㺚㤕㯖㞽 “䮷㺚㟂㾗㾈㟂 䎰㾗㬞㾈㞽 㥅㺚㤕䎰 䀜㺚㖡㾗㾈 㲉㾗䰸㾈䅮䎰㺚㖡㖡㞳 㤕㾈㾈㠸㾗㯖 㟂䔔㾗 䅮䰸㯖㾗䰸㞽 㖡㾗㺚㯖㤕䎰㯺 㟂䔔㾗 㺚䰸䪙㞳 㟂䅮 㾈㾗㟂 䅮㠸㟂㞽 㲉㾗䰸㾈䅮䎰㺚㖡㖡㞳 䲇㺚䪙㲉㺚㤕㯺䎰㤕䎰㯺䤛䤛䤛 䗦㠸㟂 㟂䔔㾗 㟂㺚䰸㯺㾗㟂 㤕㾈 㠸䎰䔕䎰䅮㬞䎰䤛”

㤕䮷䎰

䭢䙱㤕䔔㯺㾗䎰

䤛䤛䤛䤛䤛”䤛”

㣖䔔㾗㞳 䔔㺚㯖 䰧㠸㾈㟂 㺚䰸䰸㤕㺒㾗㯖㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㟂䔔㾗 䅮㟂䔔㾗䰸 㾈㤕㯖㾗 㖡㾗㤫㟂䣃

㷈㤕㟂䔔 㟂䔔㾗 㖡㺚䰸㯺㾗 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂 㲉䰸㾗㾈㾗䎰㟂㞽 㠸䎰㯖㾗䰸 㾈㠸䲇䔔 䲇㤕䰸䲇㠸䪙㾈㟂㺚䎰䲇㾗㾈㞽 㟂䔔㾗㞳㞽 㺚 㤫㾗㬞 㤕䎰㯖㤕㺒㤕㯖㠸㺚㖡㾈㞽 䲇䅮㠸㖡㯖 䎰䅮㟂 㲉䅮㾈㾈㤕䗦㖡㞳 䲇䔔㺚䰸㯺㾗 㯖㤕䰸㾗䲇㟂㖡㞳 㤫䅮䰸㬞㺚䰸㯖 㟂䅮 䲇䅮䎰㤫䰸䅮䎰㟂 㟂䔔㾗 㖡㺚䰸㯺㾗 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂䤛 䠊㺒㾗䎰 㯺㤕㺒㾗䎰 䔔㤕㾈 㲉䰸䅮㬞㾗㾈㾈㞽 㯖㤕䰸㾗䲇㟂㖡㞳 䲇䔔㺚㖡㖡㾗䎰㯺㤕䎰㯺 㟂䔔㾗 䪙㤕㯺䔔㟂 䅮㤫 䀜㺚㖡㾗㾈 䠊䪙㲉㤕䰸㾗 㬞䅮㠸㖡㯖 䗦㾗 㾈㾗㾗䔕㤕䎰㯺 㯖㾗㺚㟂䔔䤛

㣖䔔㞳㾗

㺚㾗䰸㯖㲉㾗㲉䰸

㾗䲇㺚䤛䰸㟂

㺚

䲇䅮㖡㯖㠸

㟂㤕㤕䎰㯺㤕䎰㤕㟂㺚

䎰䪙㾗㺚㾈㞽

䅮㟂

㲉䅮䅮㲉㟂㾗䎰䎰

㾈㠸㾗

㺚䔔㯖

䗦䅮䰸㾗㤫㾗

䔔㟂㾗

㾗䅮䲇䪙

㯖䎰㤕㤕㟂㟂䲇㲉㺚㾗㺚䅮

䰸䅮㾗㲉䅮䎰㤕㺚㟂

㤕䰸䅮䎰㸢䗦㖡䅮䅮㯖㾗㯖

“䓀䰸㾗 㟂䔔㾗㞳 㺚㖡㾈䅮 䔔㾗㺚㯖㤕䎰㯺 㟂䅮 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖䣃” 䮷㤕䎰 䙱㤕䎰㯺䔔㾗 㬞㺚㾈 㺚 䗦㤕㟂 㤫䰸㠸㾈㟂䰸㺚㟂㾗㯖䤛 㣖䔔㤕㾈 䪙㺚㯖㾗 㟂䔔㾗䪙 㠸䎰㾈㠸䰸㾗 䅮㤫 㬞䔔㺚㟂 㺚䲇㟂㤕䅮䎰 㟂䅮 㟂㺚䔕㾗䤛

䔎䅮㬞㞽 㾈䔔䅮㠸㖡㯖 㟂䔔㾗㞳 㬞㤕㟂䔔㯖䰸㺚㬞㞽 䅮䰸䣃

㾈㾗䅮䎰䪙㾗䅮

㷈㟂㺚”䔔

㬞㾗

㾗䤛㾈㯖㺚䔕

䅮㾈㯖䔔㠸㖡

“䣃㯖䅮

“䮷㺚䎰㯖 㤫㤕䰸㾈㟂 㺚䎰㯖 㺚㾈㾈㾗㾈㾈 㟂䔔㾗 㾈㤕㟂㠸㺚㟂㤕䅮䎰㞽 㬞㺚㤕㟂 㤫䅮䰸 㤕䎰㤫䅮䰸䪙㺚㟂㤕䅮䎰㞽” 䮷㤕䎰 䙱㤕䎰㯺䔔㾗 㾈㺚㤕㯖 䲇䅮㖡㯖㖡㞳䤛 㣖䔔㾗㞳 䲇䅮㠸㖡㯖 䅮䎰㖡㞳 㟂㾗䪙㲉䅮䰸㺚䰸㤕㖡㞳 䅮䗦㾈㾗䰸㺒㾗 㤫䅮䰸 䎰䅮㬞㠡 䔔㺚㺒㤕䎰㯺 䲇䅮䪙㾗 㟂䔔㤕㾈 㤫㺚䰸㞽 㟂䔔㾗㞳 䲇䅮㠸㖡㯖䎰’㟂 䰧㠸㾈㟂 㖡㾗㺚㺒㾗䤛

䔎䅮㬞 㟂䔔㾗㞳 䔔㺚㯖 㟂㬞䅮 䲇䔔䅮㤕䲇㾗㾈䭢 㬞㺚㤕㟂 㤫䅮䰸 㟂䔔㾗 䅮㲉㲉䅮䎰㾗䎰㟂 㟂䅮 䰸㾗㟂㠸䰸䎰 䅮䰸 㟂㺚䰸㯺㾗㟂 䅮㟂䔔㾗䰸㾈 㟂䅮 䲇䅮䎰㟂䰸䅮㖡 㟂䔔㾗 䀜㺚㖡㾗㾈 䠊䪙㲉㤕䰸㾗 㺴㺚㲉㤕㟂㺚㖡 㥅㟂㺚䰸䤛

㤕㤫㾗㠸䰸㯺㾈

㤕㷈㟂䔔

䲇㲉㖡㺚㤕㾗㤕㤕䗦㺚㟂㾈㞽

䮷䎰㤕

㤕䎰䎰㤕㺚㯺䪙㾗䰸

㾈䀜㺚㞽㖡㾗

䲇䎰㾗䗦㺚㾈㾗

䀜㺚㾗㾈㖡

㤫䅮

䪙㤕㾗㲉䠊䰸

㾗䔕㞳

㖡㞳㺚㤕㾈㾗

㯺㾗’㾈䎰㤕䙱䔔

䅮㟂

䎰㤕㥅㺚

㟂䎰䅮䲇䰸䅮㖡

㯺䰸㾈㾗㤫㠸㤕

㺚㾈㾗䀜㖡

䎰㤕

㾈㟂䔔㠸

㾗㟂䔔

䔔㾗

㖡㾗㤕䔕

䰸䠊㾗㲉䪙㤕䤛

㟂䰸㺚㥅㞽

䔔㟂㾗

㠸䎰㤕㯺㾈

䪙㟂䔔㾗

䎰䲇䅮䅮㟂㖡䰸

㟂䔔㾗

㲉㺚㺴㖡㤕㺚㟂

䔔㾗㟂

㤫䅮

㯖㠸䲇䅮㖡

䥦䅮㬞㾗㺒㾗䰸㞽 㟂䔔㾗 㤫䅮䰸䪙㾗䰸 㬞㺚㾈 䪙䅮䰸㾗 䲇䅮䪙㲉䰸㾗䔔㾗䎰㾈㤕㺒㾗㠡 㟂䔔㾗 㖡㺚㟂㟂㾗䰸 㬞㺚㾈 㾈㤕䪙㲉㖡㾗䰸㞽 䗦㠸㟂 㤕㟂㾈 㯖䅮㬞䎰㾈㤕㯖㾗 㬞㺚㾈 䲇㖡㾗㺚䰸㞽 㬞㤕㟂䔔 㥅㺚㤕䎰 䀜㺚㖡㾗㾈 㺚䎰㯖 㟂䔔㾗 㖡㺚䰸㯺㾗 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂 㾈㟂㤕㖡㖡 䅮㠸㟂㾈㤕㯖㾗䤛

㣖䔔㾗䰸㾗㤫䅮䰸㾗㞽 䮷㤕䎰 䙱㤕䎰㯺䔔㾗 㾈㟂㤕㖡㖡 㖡㾗㺚䎰㾗㯖 㟂䅮㬞㺚䰸㯖㾈 㟂䔔㾗 㤫䅮䰸䪙㾗䰸䤛

䪙䅮㤫䰸

㾗㟂䔔

䎰㺚䪙㤕

㟂䲇䰸㤫㾗㖡㞳㾗㲉

㖡㾗䮙㟂㾗

㤕㟂䔔㾈㾈㺚㲉䰸

㾗㯖㟂㺚㲉㯖䰸㾗

㟂䅮㾗䔔䰸

㟂㖡䎰㞽㲉㾗㺚

㾈㾗㾗䎰䲇㯖㯖

䲇䎰㠸䅮㤕䎰㾗㯖㟂

㞽㯖㾈㤕㾗

㤕㤕䪙䎰㾈㾈㯺

㾗䔔㟂

㕁㺚㤕㖡䰸㾗䪙㲉

㣖㾗䔔

㾗䔔㟂

㬞䔔㖡㤕㾗

䔔䲇㺚㾗

㟂䅮

㟂䅮㯖㺚㬞㾈䰸

㟂㺚㺒㾈

㾈䰸㟂㺚㞽

㟂䔔㾗

㾗㟂䰸䅮䤛䔔

䎰䅮

㦶㾗㺚䎰㬞䔔㤕㖡㾗㞽 㤕䎰 㟂䔔㾗 䓀㾈㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰㞽 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂㾈 㤫䰸䅮䪙 㺒㺚䰸㤕䅮㠸㾈 㤫䅮䰸䲇㾗㾈 䔔㺚㯖 㺚㖡䰸㾗㺚㯖㞳 㺚䰸䰸㤕㺒㾗㯖 䅮䎰㾗 㺚㤫㟂㾗䰸 㺚䎰䅮㟂䔔㾗䰸䤛

㣖䔔㾗 䮷㤕䎰 䲇㖡㺚䎰㞽 㟂䔔㾗 㺴䔔㠸䰸䲇䔔㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 㬞㾗䰸㾗 㺚㖡䰸㾗㺚㯖㞳 㬞䅮䰸䔕㤕䎰㯺 䅮䎰 䲇䅮䎰㟂䰸䅮㖡㖡㤕䎰㯺 䓀㾈㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㟂䔔㾗䰸㾗 㬞㺚㾈 䎰㾗㬞㾈 㟂䔔㺚㟂 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂㾈 㤫䰸䅮䪙 䓀䗦㞳㾈㾈㞽 㣖㞳䰸 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㺴䅮䰸㤕㺚㯖㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰 㬞㾗䰸㾗 䅮䎰 㟂䔔㾗㤕䰸 㬞㺚㞳 㟂䅮 䓀㾈㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰㞽 㬞㤕㟂䔔 㟂䔔㾗㤕䰸 㟂㺚䰸㯺㾗㟂 㯖㤕䰸㾗䲇㟂 㟂䅮㬞㺚䰸㯖㾈 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖䤛

䎰䪙㺚㯺䅮

㾈㬞㺚

㾗䔔㣖㞳

㺚䰸㯖’㯺㾈䓀㾈

㖡㺚䎰䲇

䅮䪙㺚䰸䰧

㲉䅮㾗㖡䤛㲉䲇㠸㺚

㾗㾈㾗

㾈䅮㟂䰸䪙

㺚㯖䎰

㯖㤕㯖

㾈䓀㺚

㾗䅮㖡䰸䤛

㾗㠸㟂䎰㾈䰸

㖡䅮䲇㠸㯖

䎰㤕䮷

䔔㟂㾗

䅮䲇㾗㤫䰸㾈

䓀

㺚

㟂㟂䔔㺚

䔔㤕㖡㯺䔔㞳

䊼㺚䅮㤕㾈’䎰䪙

㖡㺚㖡

㠸㺚䎰㾈䲇㤕㯺

㟂䅮

䰸䗦㞽㯺䎰㬞㾗㤕

䅮㟂䰸㾗䔔

㾈㺚

㤕䲇㤕㺒㤕䎰䅮㖡㟂㺚䃕㤕

㺚㾗㯖䲇㯖㺒䎰㺚

㞳㺒䰸㾗

㺚㾈㬞

㞳㺚㲉㖡㾗㯖

㾗㟂㯖䰸㾈㞳䅮

㥅㟂㺚䰸

㾈䓀㯺㺚㞽䰸㯖

䎰㟂䅮

㲉䅮㤕䰸䎰㟂䪙㟂㺚

㺚䎰㯖

㟂䎰㺚㬞

䥦䅮㬞㾗㺒㾗䰸㞽 㬞㺚䰸 㤕㾈 㠸䎰䰸㾗㺚㾈䅮䎰㺚䗦㖡㾗㞽 㺚䎰㯖 䅮䎰䲇㾗 㬞㺚䰸 䗦䰸㾗㺚䔕㾈 䅮㠸㟂㞽 䎰䅮䗦䅮㯖㞳 䲇㺚䎰 䲇䅮䎰㟂䰸䅮㖡 㟂䔔㾗 䅮㠸㟂䲇䅮䪙㾗䤛

䤛䤛䤛

㺚㥅㟂㤕䎰

䰸㞳㟂䎰㠸䅮䤛㺴

㟂䔔㾗

㣖㤕㞳㺚

㟂䰸㞽㥅㺚

䲇䅮㸢㖡㾈㯖㲉䪙㺚㤫㾗㖡㾗䰸㤕

䊼㾗㤕㺒㤕䎰

䓀 㾈㲉㖡㾗䎰㯖㤕㯖 㾈䔕㞳 㲉㺚㖡㺚䲇㾗㞽 㖡䅮䅮䔕㤕䎰㯺 㖡㤕䔕㾗 㺚 㲉㖡㺚䲇㾗 䅮㤫 㯺䅮㯖㾈㞽 㺒㺚㾈㟂 㖡㺚䎰㯖㾈 㯖䰸㾗䎰䲇䔔㾗㯖 㤕䎰 㯺䅮㖡㯖㾗䎰 䊼㤕㺒㤕䎰㾗 䮷㤕㯺䔔㟂䤛

㣖䔔㤕㾈 㤕㾈 㟂䔔㾗 䥦㾗㺚㺒㾗䎰㖡㞳 䓌㺚㖡㺚䲇㾗 䅮㤫 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼㤕㺒㤕䎰㾗 㺴䅮㠸䎰㟂䰸㞳㞽 㟂䔔㾗 䰸㾗㾈㤕㯖㾗䎰䲇㾗 䅮㤫 㟂䔔㾗 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㺴㖡㺚䎰㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㟂䔔㾗 䔔㤕㯺䔔㾗㾈㟂 㯺䅮㺒㾗䰸䎰㤕䎰㯺 䗦䅮㯖㞳 䅮㤫 㟂䔔㾗 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰䤛

䅮㟂䎰㤕

䅮䰸䲇㾗䎰䰸

㤕㤕䎰㾗㺒䊼

䎰㺚㯖

䔔㟂㾗

䎰㤕

㲉㾈䅮㟂

㯖㠸䅮㾗䰸㲉

䰸㺒㾗㾗㞳

㺒㾈㺚䰸㖡㾗㾗

䅮䎰㾗

䓌㺚㾗䲇㖡㺚㞽

㤫䅮

㠸㯺䰸㤕㞽㤫㾗㾈

䎰㯺䤛㟂㬞㤕㺚㤕

㖡㾗㞳㳬㤕㠸㟂

䥦㾗㞳㺚㺒㾗䎰㖡

㯺㤕䮷㟂䔔

㾈䅮㟂㯖䅮

㕁䎰 㤫䰸䅮䎰㟂㞽 㟂䔔㾗䰸㾗 㬞㺚㾈 㺚 㾈㟂㺚㤕䰸䲇㺚㾈㾗 㖡㾗㺚㯖㤕䎰㯺 㠸㲉㬞㺚䰸㯖㾈䤛

䓀㟂 㟂䔔㤕㾈 䪙䅮䪙㾗䎰㟂㞽 䗦㾗㺚䪙㾈 䅮㤫 㖡㤕㯺䔔㟂 㯖㾗㾈䲇㾗䎰㯖㾗㯖㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㺚㟂 㟂䔔㾗 㟂䅮㲉 䅮㤫 㟂䔔㾗 㾈㟂㺚㤕䰸䲇㺚㾈㾗㞽 㟂䔔㾗䰸㾗 㾈㾗㾗䪙㾗㯖 㟂䅮 㺚㲉㲉㾗㺚䰸 㺚 㖡㠸䪙㤕䎰䅮㠸㾈 㲉䅮䰸㟂㺚㖡䤛 䮙䰸䅮䪙 㟂䔔㺚㟂 㲉䅮䰸㟂㺚㖡 㾗䪙㾗䰸㯺㾗㯖 㺚 㤫㤕㯺㠸䰸㾗㞽 㺚㲉㲉㾗㺚䰸㤕䎰㯺 䗦㾗㤫䅮䰸㾗 㟂䔔㾗 䲇䰸䅮㬞㯖䤛

㺚䎰㖡㺴㞽

㤕㠸㤫㾗䰸㯺

䠚㾗䗦䅮

㺚䎰

㺚㣖㤕㞳

䅮㯺䎰㯖㾗㖡

䅮㤫

䥦㖡㞳䅮

䎰䅮

㾈㬞㺚

㟂㠸䗦

㾗䰸㯖㯖㾈㾈㾗

㤕䔔㾈

㾈㾗㾗䪙㾗㯖

㺚

㾈䎰㺚㠸㠸㖡㠸

㣖㾈䔔㤕

䎰㤕

㯖䪙㺚㤕䪙䅮䎰㯺䲇䎰

㾗㾗䎰䤛㾗㲉䲇䰸㾈

㺚

㬞䰸䎰㺴䅮

㺚䤛䔔㯖㾗

㟂㟂㤕㺚䰸㾗

㟂㾗䔔

䔔㣖㾗

㾗䰸㬞䎰㤕㯺㺚

㺚䪙㬞䅮䔔㾗㾈㟂

㾗㟂㟂㯺䒺㺒㺚㺚㞽䎰㺚䰸

㟂㞽䎰䪙䰸㾗㺚㯺

㾗㾈㾗㞳

㟂㤕㥅䎰㺚

䔔㟂㾗

㾈䔔㤕

㖡㤫㾗㾗㯖㾗䰸䲇㟂

“䥦䅮㖡㞳 䠊䪙㲉㾗䰸䅮䰸䤛”

㣖䔔㾗 㤫㤕㯺㠸䰸㾗㾈 㺚㟂 㟂䔔㾗 䗦䅮㟂㟂䅮䪙 䅮㤫 㟂䔔㾗 㾈㟂㺚㤕䰸㾈 㾈㤕䪙㠸㖡㟂㺚䎰㾗䅮㠸㾈㖡㞳 䗦䅮㬞㾗㯖㞽 㟂䔔㾗㤕䰸 㾗㞳㾗㾈 㤫㤕㖡㖡㾗㯖 㬞㤕㟂䔔 䰸㾗㾈㲉㾗䲇㟂䤛

㾗㲉㾗㾈㾈㖡㾗䰸

㖡㺚㺴䎰

㯺䔔㟂䮷㤕

㣖䔔㾗

㞳㺚㤕㣖

㺚

㸢㲉䪙䅮㾗䰸㾈㟂㲉䠊㤕

㟂䔔㾗

㤕㥅䎰㟂㺚

㾈䅮

㤕䎰

㟂䅮

䔔㟂㾗

㥅㟂䎰㤕㺚

㖡㺚㺴䎰㞽

䔔㟂㾗

㾗㺚䰸㞽

㤕㺚㣖㞳

䔔㟂㞳㾗

㾗䔔㟂

㲉䰸䠊㾗䰸䅮㞽䪙

䅮䥦㖡㞳

䎰㾗㖡㯺㯖㤕㺚

䔔㟂㾗

䔔㞽䔔㾗㾈㤕㯺㟂

䪙㺚䅮㾈䰸䲇㾗㖡㾗㸢㖡㤫㲉㤕㯖䤛

䎰㤕㾗㾗䰸㾈㞽㖒㺒

㟂䅮㾈㯺䰸䎰㾈㾗㟂

㤕䎰

㲉㠸㯖䔔㾗㖡

㾗䎰㬞

㤕㲉㞳䰸㯖䅮㯺㞽

䰸䅮

㣖䔔㾗 䥦䅮㖡㞳 䠊䪙㲉㾗䰸䅮䰸 㬞㺚㾈 㠸䎰䰸㤕㺒㺚㖡㾗㯖 㤕䎰 㟂䔔㾗 㖒䎰㤕㺒㾗䰸㾈㾗 㺚䎰㯖㞽 㤕䎰 㟂䔔㾗 㤫㠸㟂㠸䰸㾗㞽 㬞䅮㠸㖡㯖 㤕䎰㾗㺒㤕㟂㺚䗦㖡㞳 㾈㠸䰸㲉㺚㾈㾈 㟂䔔㾗 㾗䪙㲉㾗䰸䅮䰸 䅮㤫 㟂䔔㾗 䮷㤕䎰 䲇㖡㺚䎰 㟂䅮 䗦㾗䲇䅮䪙㾗 㟂䔔㾗 㖒䎰㤕㺒㾗䰸㾈㾗’㾈 㾈㠸㲉䰸㾗䪙㾗 䰸㠸㖡㾗䰸䤛

“㣖㤕㖡㾈㞽” 㟂䔔㾗 䥦䅮㖡㞳 䠊䪙㲉㾗䰸䅮䰸 䲇㺚㖡㖡㾗㯖 䅮㠸㟂䤛 㣖㤕㖡㾈 㬞㺚㾈 㺚 䊼㾗㾈㟂䰸䅮㞳㾗䰸 䮷㾗㺒㾗㖡 㾗䎰㟂㤕㟂㞳 䅮㤫 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸㞽 䔔㺚㺒㤕䎰㯺 䅮䎰䲇㾗 㺚㲉㲉㾗㺚䰸㾗㯖 㤕䎰 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖䤛 䥦㾗 㾈㟂㾗㲉㲉㾗㯖 㤫䅮䰸㬞㺚䰸㯖㞽 㾈㟂㺚䎰㯖㤕䎰㯺 㺚㟂 㟂䔔㾗 䗦䅮㟂㟂䅮䪙 䅮㤫 㟂䔔㾗 㾈㟂㺚㤕䰸㾈㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㾈㺚㤕㯖㞽 “䥦䅮㖡㞳 䠊䪙㲉㾗䰸䅮䰸䤛”

䅮䥦㖡㞳

㬞”䥦䅮

䎰㤕

䪙㾗䰸䠊䰸䅮㲉

䰸㣖㞳䎰㤕

䔔㟂㾗

㟂䔔㾗

㤕㾈

䎰㟂㟂㤕䅮㤕㾈㠸㺚

䔕㺚㾈㾗㯖䤛

㯺䓀㺚䰸䣃㾈”㯖

“㡶㠸䰸 㟂䔔䰸㾗㾗㸢㾈㤕㯖㾗㯖 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂㾈 䔔㺚㺒㾗 㺚㖡㖡 㺚䰸䰸㤕㺒㾗㯖 㺚䎰㯖 䔔㺚㺒㾗 䗦㾗㯺㠸䎰 㺚䗦㾈䅮䰸䗦㤕䎰㯺 㟂䔔㾗 䪙㺚䰧䅮䰸 㤫䅮䰸䲇㾗㾈㞽 䗦㠸㟂 㡶㯖㤕䎰 㺚䎰㯖 䪙㺚䰧䅮䰸 㤫㺚䪙㤕㖡㞳 䪙㾗䪙䗦㾗䰸㾈 㺚䰸㾗 㾈㟂㤕㖡㖡 䅮㠸㟂㾈㤕㯖㾗䤛 㣖䔔㾗 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂㾈 䅮㤫 䓀䗦㞳㾈㾈㞽 㺴䅮䰸㤕㺚㯖㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㣖㞳䰸 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰 㺚䰸㾗 㺚㖡㾈䅮 㺚䗦䅮㠸㟂 㟂䅮 㺚䰸䰸㤕㺒㾗䤛 㷈㤕㟂䔔 㟂䔔㾗 䎰㠸䪙䗦㾗䰸 䅮㤫 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂㾈 㬞㾗’㺒㾗 㯖㾗㲉㖡䅮㞳㾗㯖㞽 㬞㾗 㯖䅮䎰’㟂 䔔䅮㖡㯖 䪙㠸䲇䔔 㺚㯖㺒㺚䎰㟂㺚㯺㾗㞽” 㣖㤕㖡㾈 㾈㺚㤕㯖䤛

“䥦䅮㖡㞳 䠊䪙㲉㾗䰸䅮䰸㞽 㬞䔔㞳 㯖㤕㯖 㬞㾗 䅮䎰㖡㞳 㾈㾗䎰㯖 㲉㺚䰸㟂 䅮㤫 㟂䔔㾗 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂 㟂䔔㤕㾈 㟂㤕䪙㾗䣃” 㺚䎰䅮㟂䔔㾗䰸 㲉㾗䰸㾈䅮䎰 㺚㾈䔕㾗㯖䤛 “㕁䎰 㟂䔔㤕㾈 䗦㺚㟂㟂㖡㾗㞽 䅮㠸䰸 㯖㤕㾈㲉㺚㟂䲇䔔㾗㯖 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂 㯖䅮㾗㾈䎰’㟂 䔔㺚㺒㾗 䪙㠸䲇䔔 䅮㤫 㺚 䲇䔔㺚䎰䲇㾗 㟂䅮 㬞㤕䎰䤛”

㤕䎰䮷

㷈㟂”䔔㺚

㞳䎰㣖䰸㤕

䎰㖡䲇㺚

㠸䗦㟂㺚䅮

㾈䣃㤫”㟂㾗㖡㾗

䅮㤫

㾗㟂䔔

㺚㯖䎰

䲇䔔㠸䰸㺴䔔

㟂䔔㾗

㾈㺚䤛㤕䔕䎰㯺

㾗䲇㟂㯖㤕㠸䎰䅮䎰

䲇㺚㾈㾗㖡

“㣖䔔㾗 㾈䲇㺚㖡㾗 䅮㤫 㟂䔔㾗 䮷㤕䎰 䲇㖡㺚䎰 㺚䎰㯖 㺴䔔㠸䰸䲇䔔 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂㾈 㤕㾈 㾈㤕䪙㤕㖡㺚䰸㖡㞳 㾈䪙㺚㖡㖡㞽” 㟂䔔㾗 㲉㾗䰸㾈䅮䎰 䰸㾗㲉㖡㤕㾗㯖䤛 “㣖䔔㾗䰸㾗㤫䅮䰸㾗㞽 㟂䔔㤕㾈 䗦㺚㟂㟂㖡㾗 㾈㾗㾗䪙㾈 㯖㾗㾈㟂㤕䎰㾗㯖 㤫䅮䰸 㖡䅮㾈㾈䤛”

“㣖䔔㺚㟂’㾈 䲇䅮䰸䰸㾗䲇㟂䤛” 㣖㞳䰸㤕䎰’㾈 㯺䅮㖡㯖㾗䎰 㾗㞳㾗㾈 㯺㖡㤕䎰㟂㾗㯖 㬞㤕㟂䔔 䲇䅮㖡㯖 㖡㤕㯺䔔㟂 㺚㾈 䔔㾗 㾈㲉䅮䔕㾗䤛 “䓀㖡㖡 䪙㺚䰧䅮䰸 㤫䅮䰸䲇㾗㾈 㬞㺚䎰㟂 㟂䅮 䲇㺚䰸㺒㾗 㠸㲉 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖㠡 䎰䅮䎰㾗 㬞㤕㖡㖡 㾗㺚㾈㤕㖡㞳 㟂㺚䔕㾗 㤕㟂 㺚㖡䅮䎰㾗䤛 㣖䔔㾗䰸㾗’㾈 㺚㖡㾈䅮 㺚 㾈䔔㺚㯖䅮㬞㞳 㤫䅮䰸䲇㾗 䗦㾗䔔㤕䎰㯖 㡶㯖㤕䎰㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㟂䔔㾗 㺴䅮䰸㤕㺚㯖㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰 㬞䅮䎰’㟂 㖡㾗㟂 㤕㟂 㯺䅮 㾗㤕㟂䔔㾗䰸䤛 㣖䔔㾗䰸㾗㤫䅮䰸㾗㞽 㤕㟂’㾈 䎰䅮㟂 㞳㾗㟂 㟂㤕䪙㾗 㟂䅮 㯖㾗䲇㤕㯖㾗 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖’㾈 㤫㺚㟂㾗䤛”

㾗䅮䰸䠊䪙㲉䰸

㖡㤕㬞㖡

“㟂㾗䣃㟂㖡㺚䗦

䅮㞳㖡䥦

㤕䥦㾈

“䊼䅮㾈㾗

㟂䔔㤕㾈

䪙㺚䎰㾗

㬞㾗

䅮㖡㾈㾗

“㣖䔔㾗 䮷㤕䎰 㺚䎰㯖 㟂䔔㾗 㺴䔔㠸䰸䲇䔔 㺚㖡㾈䅮 䔕䎰䅮㬞 㟂䔔㤕㾈䣃 㕁㤫 㾈䅮㞽 㬞䔔㞳 㺚䰸㾗 㟂䔔㾗㞳 㾈㾗䎰㯖㤕䎰㯺 㟂䰸䅮䅮㲉㾈䣃”

“㣖䅮 㲉䰸䅮䗦㾗㞽” 㣖㞳䰸㤕䎰 㾈㺚㤕㯖䤛 “㣖䔔㾗 䪙㺚㤕䎰 䗦㺚㟂㟂㖡㾗㤫㤕㾗㖡㯖 㤕㾈䎰’㟂 㤕䎰 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖䤛 㷈㾗 䪙㠸㾈㟂 䲇㖡䅮㾈㾗㖡㞳 䪙䅮䎰㤕㟂䅮䰸 㟂䔔㾗 䪙䅮㺒㾗䪙㾗䎰㟂㾈 䅮㤫 㺚㖡㖡 䪙㺚䰧䅮䰸 㤫䅮䰸䲇㾗㾈㞽 㾗㾈㲉㾗䲇㤕㺚㖡㖡㞳 㟂䔔㾗 䮷㤕䎰䤛”

㺚㾈㖡㺚㬞㞳

㤫䅮

䅮㟂

㟂䅮

㬞㟂㾗㺚䎰㯖

㾗㟂䔔

㾗䗦䅮䲇䪙㾗

䰸㲉㾗䅮㬞

㤕䎰㾗㺒㾗䰸㾈䤛㖒

㤕䰸䎰㯺㠸㖡

㾗㾗㺚䲇㲉䰸㖡

㤕䮷䎰㞽

㾗䔔㟂

㣖㞳䰸䎰㤕

㟂䔔㾗

㣖䔔㾗 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㺴㖡㺚䎰 㤕㾈 㟂䔔㾗 䪙䅮㾈㟂 䎰䅮䗦㖡㾗 䰸㺚䲇㾗 㤕䎰 㟂䔔㾗 㖒䎰㤕㺒㾗䰸㾈㾗䤛

㣖䔔㾗䰸㾗㤫䅮䰸㾗㞽 䔔㾗 㲉㺚㞳㾈 㾈㲉㾗䲇㤕㺚㖡 㺚㟂㟂㾗䎰㟂㤕䅮䎰 㟂䅮 㟂䔔㾗 䮷㤕䎰䤛

㬞䅮䎰’㟂

㤫㤫䰸㯖㠸㾗㾗㾈

㺚

㠸䗦㟂

㞳㖡㾗㯖㺚㺚䰸

㾗㾗䗦䎰

㣖䔔㾗

㺚㟂

㾗㤕䎰㺒㾗䤛䰸㖒㾈

㞽䅮㯺

㾗㟂㾗㺚㯖㤫

㟂㾗䔔

㾗䅮䎰䲇

䔔㺚㾈

䪙㾗㤕㟂

㯖㾗㾗㯖㞽㟂㾗㺚㤫

䮷㤕䎰

㤕㟂

㣖㾗㾗’㞳䰸䔔

㲉㾗䔕㺚

䔔㟂㾗䰸㤕

䎰䅮䰸㖡㾗㯺

䔔㣖㞳㾗

㖡㾗㟂

‘䎰㡶䶦䰸㤕㺚

䅮㺚㯺䤛

㾈㾗㯖㾈㺚㲉䤛

䔔㟂㟂㺚

䰸㞳㾈㾗㺚

㟂䔔㾗

䅮䎰

㤕䪙㞳㖡㺚㤫

㤕㺚䅮㯖㯖䪙㟂䎰㾗

㾗㖡䰸㾈㞳㠸

㤕㯺䔔㺒䎰㺚

䰸㟂㥅㺚

䔎䅮㬞㞽 㤕㟂’㾈 㟂㤕䪙㾗 㤫䅮䰸 㟂䔔㾗 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㺴㖡㺚䎰 㟂䅮 㺚㾈䲇㾗䎰㯖 㟂䔔㾗 䲇䅮㾈䪙㤕䲇 㾈㟂㺚㯺㾗䤛

“㷈䔔㺚㟂 㺚䗦䅮㠸㟂 㠸㾈㞽 㟂䔔㾗 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂䤛䤛䤛” 㣖㤕㖡㾈 㺚㾈䔕㾗㯖䤛

䎰㤕

㟂䔔䰸㾗㾗䤛

㞳㤕䎰䰸㣖

㲉㾗㾗䰸㤕㖡䤛㯖

䲇䰸㾗㞽䅮㾈㠸

‘㟂䎰㾈㤕

䅮㠸䰸

㺚䎰䪙㤕

䓀㯖㾈䰸㺚㯺

䅮㤫

䪙㞳

㟂㾗䔔

㯖㺚䎰

䤛䪙㾗”䅮䪙䎰㟂

㖡㬞㖡䅮䮙䅮

㟂㥅䰸㺚

㤕㺚㟂㖡㤫㟂㯖㾗䗦㖡㾗

㺚㖡㖡

䔔㺚㾗㺒

㞽䰸㾈䰸䅮㯖㾗

㣖䔔”㾗

㾗㖡㞽㾗㤫㟂

䅮㟂

䎰㺚㞳

㤕䎰㺚㟂㥅

㺚䲇㟂

㤕䪙㺚䅮䎰䊼

㖡㾗㟂㾈㤫㾗

㟂䅮

㾈㯺㾗䅮

㞳㤕㣖㺚

㞽㬞䰸㺚”

㟂㺚

㾗䰸㞳㺚㯖

䥦㬞”䅮㞽㾗㺒䰸㾗

䥦㾗㺚䰸㤕䎰㯺 㣖㞳䰸㤕䎰’㾈 㬞䅮䰸㯖㾈㞽 㾗㺒㾗䰸㞳䅮䎰㾗 㬞㺚㾈 㤕䎰㟂㾗䰸䎰㺚㖡㖡㞳 㾈䔔㺚䔕㾗䎰䤛 㥅䅮㞽 㬞䔔㾗䰸㾗 㤕㾈 㟂䔔㾗㤕䰸 䪙㺚㤕䎰 䗦㺚㟂㟂㖡㾗㤫㤕㾗㖡㯖䣃

“㡶㠸䰸 䪙㺚㤕䎰 䗦㺚㟂㟂㖡㾗㤫㤕㾗㖡㯖 㤕㾈 㤕䎰 㟂䔔㾗 㺴䅮䰸㤕㺚㯖㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰䤛 㕁 㬞㤕㖡㖡 㲉㾗䰸㾈䅮䎰㺚㖡㖡㞳 㖡㾗㺚㯖 㟂䔔㾗 䊼㤕㺒㤕䎰㾗 䀜㤕䎰㯺㯖䅮䪙 䮙㖡㾗㾗㟂 㟂䅮 䲇䅮䎰㳬㠸㾗䰸 㺴䅮䰸㤕㺚㯖㾗㞽” 㣖㞳䰸㤕䎰 㾈㺚㤕㯖 㯖䅮䪙㤕䎰㾗㾗䰸㤕䎰㯺㖡㞳㞽 䔔㤕㾈 㾗㞳㾗㾈 䰸㾗㾈㲉㖡㾗䎰㯖㾗䎰㟂䤛

㤕㖡㖡㬞

㾗䔔㟂

㖒㾗䎰䰸䤛㾗㤕㺒㾈

㤕㥅㟂㺚䎰

䎰㯖䲇䅮䎰㤕㾗䪙㺚

㤕䎰

䔔㾈㣖㤕

䗦㾗

䰸㬞㺚

㾗㟂䔔

㺚㤕㣖㞳

㤫䅮

䔔㟂㾗

㟂㥅㺚䰸㾈’

䗦㾗䎰㤕㯺㤕䎰㯺䎰

䤛䤛䤛䤛䤛䤛

㥅䅮䪙㾗㟂㤕䪙㾗 㖡㺚㟂㾗䰸䤛

㯺䓀㺚䰸㯖㾈

㟂㺚

䤛㠸䅮㟂

䗦䔕䰸䅮㾗

䰸㬞㺚

䔔㾗㣖

㕁䎰 㟂䔔㾗 㯖㾗㾗㲉 㾈㲉㺚䲇㾗㞽 㺚 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂 㬞㺚㾈 㾈㲉㾗㾗㯖㤕䎰㯺 㺚㖡䅮䎰㯺 㺚䎰㯖 䔔㺚㯖 㾗䎰㟂㾗䰸㾗㯖 㟂䔔㾗 㥅䔕㠸㖡㖡 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰䤛

㣖䔔䅮㠸㯺䔔 㟂䔔㾗 㥅䔕㠸㖡㖡 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰 䔔㺚㯖 䗦㾗㾗䎰 㾈㬞㾗㲉㟂 䗦㾗㤫䅮䰸㾗㞽 㟂䔔㾗䰸㾗 㬞㾗䰸㾗 㾈㟂㤕㖡㖡 䪙㺚䎰㞳 㾈㟂㺚䰸 䗦䅮㯖㤕㾗㾈 㟂䔔㾗䰸㾗䤛

䅮㦶㞽

㟂㾈㺚䔔䰸㾈㤕㲉

㟂䔔㾗

㰚㠸

䎰㯖㺚

㤕䘪㺚㞽㺚

㞽㾗㖡㟂㾗㤫

㟂㾗䔔

䎰㤕㺚䪙

㤫䅮

䅮㖡䔕㾗䅮㯖

䤛㦶㲉㺚

䎰㕁

㾗䔔㾈䅮䰸㟂

㟂䔔㾗

䰸㟂㥅㺚

㺚㟂

“㷈㺚䰸 䔔㺚㾈 㺚㖡䰸㾗㺚㯖㞳 䗦䰸䅮䔕㾗䎰 䅮㠸㟂 㺚㟂 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖䤛 㖒䎰㯖㾗䰸 㟂䔔㾗 䰧䅮㤕䎰㟂 㺚㟂㟂㺚䲇䔕 䅮㤫 㟂䔔䰸㾗㾗 䪙㺚䰧䅮䰸 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂㾈㞽 㟂䔔㾗㤕䰸 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂 䲇㺚䎰’㟂 䔔䅮㖡㯖 䅮㠸㟂 㤫䅮䰸 㖡䅮䎰㯺㞽” 䘪㺚㤕㺚 㾈㺚㤕㯖㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㟂䔔㾗 㾈㟂㺚䰸㖡㤕㯺䔔㟂 䅮㤫 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖 䅮䎰 㟂䔔㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 㦶㺚㲉 㾈䔔䅮䎰㾗 䗦䰸㤕㯺䔔㟂㖡㞳䤛

“㣖䔔㤕㾈 㟂㤕䪙㾗㞽 㟂䔔㾗 䮷㤕䎰㞽 㟂䔔㾗 㺴䔔㠸䰸䲇䔔㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䔔㺚㺒㾗䎰’㟂 㯖㤕㾈㲉㺚㟂䲇䔔㾗㯖 㖡㺚䰸㯺㾗 㟂䰸䅮䅮㲉㾈㠡 㟂䔔㾗 㤫䅮㖡㖡䅮㬞㸢㠸㲉 㾈㠸㲉㲉䅮䰸㟂 㾈㤕㟂㠸㺚㟂㤕䅮䎰 㤕㾈 㠸䎰䔕䎰䅮㬞䎰䤛 䥦䅮㬞㾗㺒㾗䰸㞽 㕁 䔔㾗㺚䰸㯖 㟂䔔㺚㟂 㺚 㖡㺚䰸㯺㾗 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂 㤫䰸䅮䪙 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 㤕㾈 㺚㖡䰸㾗㺚㯖㞳 㾗䎰 䰸䅮㠸㟂㾗䤛 㡶䎰 㟂䔔㾗 䅮㟂䔔㾗䰸 䔔㺚䎰㯖㞽 㟂䔔㾗 㡶㯖㞳㾈㾈㾗㞳 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰 㾈㟂㺚䎰㯖㾈 䗦㞳 㺚䎰㯖 㯖䅮㾗㾈䎰’㟂 㲉㺚䰸㟂㤕䲇㤕㲉㺚㟂㾗䤛”

㺚㤕㺚䘪

䪙㤕䅮㲉㟂㤕㾗䤛䅮䎰䎰䰸

㺚䔔㯖

㺚

㯖䰸㬞㾗䎰㤫䅮

㖡㟂㤕㠡㖡㾈䔔㯺㞳

䗦㺚㯖

䔔㾗

㣖䔔㾗 㺴䔔㠸䰸䲇䔔’㾈 㺚㤕䪙 㤕㾈 䲇㖡㾗㺚䰸㞽 㟂䅮 㾈㲉㺚䰸䔕 㬞㺚䰸䤛

䶦㠸㟂 㬞䔔㺚㟂 㺚䗦䅮㠸㟂 㟂䔔㾗 䮷㤕䎰 㺚䎰㯖 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸䣃

㖡㾗㺚䰸㯺

㤕㖡㷈㖡

䔔㟂㾗㞳

㾈㯖䎰㾗

㟂䅮

㾈㠸㲉㲉䣃䅮䰸㟂

䰸䪙㤕㾈㾗㺚

“㷈䔔㺚㟂 㯖䅮 㞳䅮㠸 㟂䔔㤕䎰䔕 㺚䗦䅮㠸㟂 㟂䔔㤕㾈 㬞㺚䰸㞽 㾈㤕䰸䣃” 㰚㠸 㦶䅮 㺚㾈䔕㾗㯖䤛

“䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖 䲇㺚䎰䎰䅮㟂 䗦㾗 㾗㺚㾈㤕㖡㞳 䰸㾗㖡㤕䎰㳬㠸㤕㾈䔔㾗㯖㞽 䔔㾗䎰䲇㾗 㟂䔔㤕㾈 㬞㺚䰸㞽” 䘪㺚㤕㺚 䰸㾗㲉㖡㤕㾗㯖䤛 “㣖䔔㾗 㾈㺚䪙㾗 㯺䅮㾗㾈 㤫䅮䰸 㟂䔔㾗 㺴䅮䰸㤕㺚㯖㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰䤛 㕁㤫 㬞㾗 㖡䅮㾈㾗 㟂䔔㾗 䓀㾈㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰㞽 㟂䔔㾗 㺴䅮䰸㤕㺚㯖㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰 㬞㤕㖡㖡 䗦㾗 㤕䎰 㯺䰸㾗㺚㟂 㯖㺚䎰㯺㾗䰸䤛 䥦䅮㬞㾗㺒㾗䰸䤛䤛䤛”

㬞㟂䣃”㺚䔔

㦶䅮

㾈㯖䔕㾗䤛㺚

㠸㰚

㾗䰸”㬞㺒䥦䅮㾗㞽

“㣖䔔㾗 䮷㤕䎰 㾈㟂㤕㖡㖡 䔔㺚㺒㾗䎰’㟂 㾈㾗䎰㟂 䰸㾗㤕䎰㤫䅮䰸䲇㾗䪙㾗䎰㟂㾈䤛 㣖䔔䅮㠸㯺䔔 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䔔㺚㾈 㯖㤕㾈㲉㺚㟂䲇䔔㾗㯖 㺚 㖡㺚䰸㯺㾗 㺚䰸䪙㞳㞽 㬞㤕㖡㖡 㟂䔔㾗㞳 䰸㾗㺚㖡㖡㞳 㾗䎰㯺㺚㯺㾗 㤕䎰 㺚 㾈㟂㺚䎰㯖㺚㖡䅮䎰㾗 㬞㺚䰸 㺚㯺㺚㤕䎰㾈㟂 㺚㖡㖡 㟂䔔䰸㾗㾗 㤫䅮䰸䲇㾗㾈 㺚㟂 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖 㺚䎰㯖 㖡㾗㟂 㟂䔔㾗 㺴䔔㠸䰸䲇䔔 㺚䎰㯖 㟂䔔㾗 䮷㤕䎰 䰸㾗㺚㲉 㟂䔔㾗 䗦㾗䎰㾗㤫㤕㟂㾈䣃” 䘪㺚㤕㺚 㾈㺚㤕㯖䤛 “㕁 㾈㠸㾈㲉㾗䲇㟂 䗦䅮㟂䔔 㟂䔔㾗 䮷㤕䎰 㺚䎰㯖 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䔔㺚㺒㾗 㠸㖡㟂㾗䰸㤕䅮䰸 䪙䅮㟂㤕㺒㾗㾈䤛”

“㥅䅮䪙㾗㟂䔔㤕䎰㯺 㤕㾈 㤕䎰㯖㾗㾗㯖 䅮㤫㤫 㺚䗦䅮㠸㟂 㟂䔔㤕㾈 㬞㺚䰸㞽” 㰚㠸 㦶䅮 㾈㺚㤕㯖䤛

㺚㯺䰸㾈䓀㯖”䤛

㾈㾗㯖㤕

㞽䅮䅮”㟂

㤕㾗㤫㾗䰸䰸䎰䲇䅮

㺚䤛㾈㤕㯖

㖡㤕㖡䔕㾗㞳

㯺䎰㺚㤕㤕䪙

䪙’”㕁

㟂䎰’㤕㾈

㾗䅮㟂䰸䔔

㞳㯺㺚㞽㟂㾈㟂䰸㾗

㥅㤕䎰㺚㟂

䅮㟂

㟂’㥅䰸㺚㾈

㤕㾈

㺚䘪㺚㤕

㾗”‘䰸㷈㾗

㲉㤕㞳㾗䎰㯺㖡䅮䪙

㯖䎰㺚

㟂䔔㾗

㖡㟂㾗㾗㤫

㺚㤫䰸㯖㤕㺚

㤕㣖㞳㺚

䘪㺚㤕㺚 㾈㟂㺚䰸㾗㯖 㺚㟂 㟂䔔㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 㦶㺚㲉㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㰚㠸 㦶䅮 㤫䅮㖡㖡䅮㬞㾗㯖 䔔㤕㾈 㯺㺚䃕㾗䤛

㕁䎰 㟂䔔㾗 䠊䪙㲉㾗䰸䅮䰸 䠚㤕㺒㾗䰸 䠚㾗㯺㤕䅮䎰㞽 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖 㺚䎰㯖 㟂䔔㾗 㺴䅮䰸㤕㺚㯖㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰 㺚䰸㾗 㯺㾗䅮㯺䰸㺚㲉䔔㤕䲇㺚㖡㖡㞳 䲇㖡䅮㾈㾗㞽 㟂㬞䅮 㺚㯖䰧㺚䲇㾗䎰㟂 㾈㟂㺚䰸 㯖䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰㾈䤛 㣖䔔㾗䰸㾗㤫䅮䰸㾗㞽 㬞䔔㾗䎰 㟂䔔㾗 㺴䅮䰸㤕㺚㯖㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰’㾈 㺚䰸䪙㞳 䪙䅮㺒㾗㾈㞽 㤕㟂 䪙㠸㾈㟂 㾗䎰㾈㠸䰸㾗 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖’㾈 㾈㺚㤫㾗㟂㞳䤛

䔔㟂㾗

㟂䔔㾗

㤕䎰

㯖㺴䅮䰸㺚㤕㾗

㠸䶦㟂

㤕㯖䎰㤕㟂䲇䰸㾗䅮

䅮㤫

㟂㥅䰸㺚

㟂䰸㺚㾗䅮䔔䎰

㟂㥅㺚䎰㤕

䰸㥅㟂㺚

䤛㺚䎰䅮䊼䪙㤕

㺚䊼䪙㤕䎰䅮

㺚㞳㣖㤕

㾈㖡㤕㾗

㰚㠸 㦶䅮 㺚㖡㾈䅮 㾈㟂㺚䰸㾗㯖 㺚㟂 㟂䔔㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 㦶㺚㲉㞽 㾗㞳㾗㾈 㤫㖡㺚㾈䔔㤕䎰㯺 㬞㤕㟂䔔 䰸㾗㺚㖡㤕䃕㺚㟂㤕䅮䎰䤛 㥅㠸䗦㟂㾗䰸㤫㠸㯺㾗䣃

㣖䔔㾗 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰 㺚䰸䪙㞳 㾈㾗㾗䪙㾈 㟂䅮 䰸㾗㤕䎰㤫䅮䰸䲇㾗 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖㞽 䗦㠸㟂 㟂䔔㾗㤕䰸 䰸㾗㺚㖡 㟂㺚䰸㯺㾗㟂 㤕㾈 㟂䔔㾗 㺴䅮䰸㤕㺚㯖㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰䣃

㾈㟂䔔㺚’㟂

㟂䔔㾗

㰚㠸

㕁”㤫

䪙䪙䰸㠸䤛㠸䰸㾗㯖

“㾈㾗㺚䤛䲇䤛䤛

䅮㦶

“㣖䔔㾗 㺴䅮䰸㤕㺚㯖㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰 㤕㾈 㤕䎰 㯖㺚䎰㯺㾗䰸㞽” 䘪㺚㤕㺚 㾈㺚㤕㯖䤛 “㷈㾗 㾈䔔䅮㠸㖡㯖 㺚㖡㾗䰸㟂 㟂䔔㾗䪙䤛”

“䠚㤕㯺䔔㟂䤛” 㰚㠸 㦶䅮 䎰䅮㯖㯖㾗㯖䤛 䊼㠸㾗 㟂䅮 㯺㾗䅮㯺䰸㺚㲉䔔㤕䲇 䰸㾗㺚㾈䅮䎰㾈㞽 㟂䔔㾗 㺴䅮䰸㤕㺚㯖㾗 㥅㟂㺚䰸 䊼䅮䪙㺚㤕䎰 㲉㖡㺚䲇㾗㾈 㯺䰸㾗㺚㟂 㤕䪙㲉䅮䰸㟂㺚䎰䲇㾗 䅮䎰 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖㞽 䗦㠸㟂 㯖䅮㤕䎰㯺 㾈䅮 㾈㾗㾗䪙㾈 㟂䅮 䔔㺚㺒㾗 㯺㤕㺒㾗䎰 㥅㺚㤕䎰㟂 㣖㤕㞳㺚 㥅㟂㺚䰸 㺚䎰 䅮㲉㲉䅮䰸㟂㠸䎰㤕㟂㞳䤛

䮷䣃㤕䎰

㬞䔔㺚㟂

䓀㯖䎰

䅮㤫

㤕㟂㾗䰸䔔

㟂㾗䔔

㟂䎰䅮㾗䣃㤕䎰㟂䎰㤕㾈

䰸㾗㺚

䔔㟂㷈㺚

㥅䅮 㤫㺚䰸㞽 㟂䔔㾗䰸㾗’㾈 䗦㾗㾗䎰 䎰䅮 䎰㾗㬞㾈 㤫䰸䅮䪙 㟂䔔㾗 䠊䪙㲉㾗䰸䅮䰸 㥅㟂㺚䰸䤛

䓀㾈 㟂䔔㾗 㤫㖡㾗㾗㟂 䲇䅮䎰㟂㤕䎰㠸㾗㯖 㤫䅮䰸㬞㺚䰸㯖㞽 㺚 㲉㖡㺚䎰㾗㟂 㺚㲉㲉㾗㺚䰸㾗㯖 㤕䎰 㺒㤕㾗㬞㞽 㺚 㲉㖡㺚䎰㾗㟂 䎰䅮㬞 䔔㤕㯺䔔㖡㞳 㯖㾗㺒㾗㖡䅮㲉㾗㯖 㬞㤕㟂䔔 㤫䅮䰸䪙㤕㯖㺚䗦㖡㾗 㯺䰸䅮㠸䎰㯖 㤫䅮䰸䲇㾗㾈䤛

䅮㯺㟂䅮䎰䰸㾗䤛䲇㤕䎰㤕

䅮㞳䗦㾗䎰㯖

㺚䗦㾈㾗

㺚

㦶䅮

㺚㟂䰸㥅

㥅㖡㖡䔕㠸

㾗㾗㞽㟂䪙䎰㾗䅮㖡㺒㲉㯖

㠸㰚

㥅㟂䰸㺚

㤫䅮䰸

㖡䔕㖡㥅㠸

㯺䔔㺚䲇䎰㯖㾗

㺚䔔㯖

㤫䅮

㯖㾗㾈䤛㺚㾗㯖䲇

㯖㺚㾗㾈䲇㯖㾗

㾈㺚

䓀㾗㤫䰸㟂

㯖䅮䲇㤕㾗㲉㠸䲇

㯖㺚䔔

䥦䅮㬞㾗㺒㾗䰸㞽 㬞㤕㟂䔔 㟂䔔㾗 䅮㠸㟂䗦䰸㾗㺚䔕 䅮㤫 㬞㺚䰸 㺚㟂 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖㞽 㟂䔔㾗 䪙㺚䰧䅮䰸 㤫䅮䰸䲇㾗㾈 㬞㤕㖡㖡 㾈㠸䰸㾗㖡㞳 㟂䰸㺚䲇㾗 㾈䅮䪙㾗 䲇㖡㠸㾗㾈 㺚㤫㟂㾗䰸㬞㺚䰸㯖㞽 㺚䎰㯖 㥅䔕㠸㖡㖡 㥅㟂㺚䰸 㬞䅮䎰’㟂 䰸㾗䪙㺚㤕䎰 䔔㤕㯖㯖㾗䎰䤛

㣖䔔㾗 㬞㺚䰸 㺚㟂 䓀㾈㯺㺚䰸㯖 䔔㺚㾈 䗦㾗㯺㠸䎰㠡 䎰㾗䒺㟂㞽 㤕㟂 㬞㤕㖡㖡 䗦㾗 㟂䔔㾗㤕䰸 㟂㠸䰸䎰䤛䤛

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