Martial Arts Escort System: I Got A Maxed Level Divine Technique From The Beginning - Chapter 1188: 463: Audience_2

Capítulo 1188: Chapter 463: Audience_2

And the reason for choosing these people was precisely because they were infamous villains in the Jianghu.

Even if they disappeared, no one would bother looking for them.

At the same time, capturing them could reduce the number of wrongdoers in Jianghu.

It was something done for the common folk.

Elder Du always acted in this manner.

He would kill Jianghu people when necessary, never hesitating.

However, towards the common folk, not only did he never commit the slightest harm, but he even offered healing and medicine, saving countless lives.

Lady wholeheartedly supported this notion of his.

Thus the scene on Yusheng Island came to be.

In fact, if the couple had remained peaceful, these people wouldn’t have been able to cause any trouble.

They were firmly controlled by the duo.

But unexpectedly, Lady fell ill suddenly and couldn’t recover. Elder Du tried laboriously multiple times but failed to awaken her, so he left Yusheng Island to explore Jianghu seeking solutions.

Yet even though Elder Du left, according to his arrangements, this group still found it difficult to rebel.

Because aside from these criminals, there were loyalists of Elder Du on the island.

Elder Du trusted two people the most.

One was named Qingyang, and the other was named Yue Ying.

Qingyang Yue Ying had been learning medicine and poison from Elder Du since childhood.

Qingyang primarily studied medicine, while Yue Ying focused on poison.

Though not formally teacher and student, they were in practice.

Both were loyally devoted to Elder Du, leading him to entrust them with secrets.

Another person was Zhou Mao.

Zhou Mao had extraordinary cunning, and his daily disguise was excellent. Although Elder Du was quite perceptive, perhaps because he had no children in his old age, he regarded these clever young people as sons and nephews.

Even knowing Zhou Mao’s cunning and somewhat extreme nature.

He never truly cared.

He thought that as long as he stayed by their side and mentored them well, they wouldn’t have difficulty succeeding.

As for cunning, without cunning, how could one mingle in Jianghu?

If one’s nature was purely kind, they might be taken advantage of.

Therefore, he appreciated Zhou Mao, much like Sister Zhu said, treating him like a son or nephew.

Because of this, Qingyang Yue Ying didn’t deliberately guard against Zhou Mao.

No one imagined that this oversight would lead Yusheng Island into this predicament.

Zhou Mao and the ship’s captain colluded, finding them the antidote to restore their Inner Strength.

When they suddenly erupted, even though Qingyang Yue Ying had great skills.

They were still no match for these people.

Naturally, they were captured together.

After the rebellion, they initially thought about dispersing to the ends of the world, where there were plenty of places to go.

Even if Elder Du had extraordinary abilities, capturing them all was a delusion.

Yet they didn’t expect the issue to reach the final crux.

Qingyang Yue Ying didn’t know how to counteract the poison affecting them.

They only had poison, no antidote!

Because of this, the two endured silent torture repeatedly.

Ultimately, they couldn’t extract any clues from them.

This group of people was completely distraught.

The poison Elder Du planted typically flared once a year.

Without an antidote, they would suffer intestinal rotting without dying, screaming miserably for three days and nights, enduring all earthly torments before finally dying.

Without the antidote, even if they could momentarily wander Jianghu.

In the end, they would face a tragic outcome.

More critically, at the moment of their successful rebellion, they couldn’t act as if nothing had happened.

Thus… they thought of another plan.

This was to lure the Nanhai Alliance and Dragon King Hall people onto the island.

The Nanhai Alliance hated Elder Du intensely, and the Dragon King Hall felt similarly.

After all, one had their daughter abducted by Elder Du, and the other had their fiancée taken away.

Even though the current Dragon King Hall Master wasn’t the same as before.

This hatred persisted because of the past Black Island incident and, instead of diminishing, intensified.

When planning this, they didn’t know Elder Du had passed away.

So, the original purpose of bringing these two onto the island was to deal with Elder Du; additionally, was to join the Nanhai Alliance and seek their help in detoxifying.

The Nanhai Alliance naturally wouldn’t cooperate easily.

Because they were only minor figures, even if they helped deal with Elder Du, they might not wholeheartedly detoxify them.

Therefore… they fed the poison to Lady as well.

With this tactic, even if not for themselves, the Nanhai Alliance would exhaust all efforts to find an antidote for Lady.

The best outcome would be capturing Elder Du.

Taking the antidote from his hands would solve everything once and for all.

But no one expected Elder Du to leave Yusheng Island only to return lying down.

This development genuinely filled them with mixed emotions.

They feared Elder Du, which had become habitual.

Years of immersion led to conditioned reflex-like terror.

Now that this looming threat had died, their hearts naturally relaxed.

However… with Elder Du’s death, their antidote was entirely reliant on the Nanhai Alliance.

So, today there were these three ‘gifts.’

The final move was to present Lady willingly, becoming ‘aligned’ with the Nanhai Alliance.

Then shift all blame to Elder Du, claiming Lady was also victimized by him and helpless.

With this narrative, even the shame of the Nanhai Alliance’s young lady following Elder Du to the end of the world could be somewhat washed away.

䩍䳙㣓

魯

䳙䧅䳙䂈㐂䋩

擄

爐

虜

老

盧

㘳䧅䐤㐠䧅䩍

䕥䋩䛽㐂㧟㧘㾱䳙䛽䳙

盧

䳙㽩

㕟㔚㸔㩲

䢐㡺㡺䳙䐤㗷㐠䧅

露

蘆

㣓䩍䳙㐠㸔䩍䳙䐤䋩㡺䐤㧟䳙㩲㩲㸔䐤㡺㡺䩍䧅㧟䳙䩍䛽㾾䳙㾱

䢐㐠㐂㸔䩍䐤㩲㸔䩍䐤䋩㐂䚨䋩䧅㐠㐂䚨䐤㞁㸔䐤㩲䳙㐠㸔䋩㔚㩲㸔䳙㐂㸔䛽㸯䐤㩲㸔䳙䋩䔧䩍㔚㸔䛽䋩䳙㸔䋩䐤䳙㧟䳙㾱

㡺㸔䐤㩲㡺

䳙䐾䳙㗷㐠䍇

䌊䧅䚨㐠

㔚㐠䳙䫡㩲䚨䩍

㔚䍇䩍䔧

㸔䩍㸔䧅

㓡䐤䩍㸔

䩍㸔䳙

㽩䧅䧅䛽㐠㐂㐠㐂䳙

㐠䐤

䧅㐠䚨䩍䔧

䩍㸔䳙

䛽㸔

㓡䧅㩲

㐠㡺䳙䐤㐠䚨䋩䚨䐤

㕟䳙㧘䐤䐤㕟㐂䧅䳙㸔㡺

䩍㓡䛽

䧅䟖㩲㡺㐠䍇㐂

䧅䋩㕟㓡䛽㐠㩲㐂㩲

㡺㐂䧅㾱㧘

㾾䚨䧅䧅㩲㩲䳙

‘㣅䳙㸔’䧅

䧅㐠㐂

䛽䧅㞨

䛽䚨䧅䋩㩲䐤㧟㐠

㔚䔧䩍䛽

㓡㐠㸔䳙

䩍䋩㕟㸔㩲㧘䩍

㐠䧅㐂

㓡㐠䩍䳙

㗷㸔䋩䳙䳙㩲

䩍㸔䳙

䧅䚨䌊䍇㐠

㐠䛽

䛽㕟䍇䛽䋩

䩍㸔䳙

㐂䳙㾾䳙䧅䧅䋩㾾

䐤㸔䋩㸯䳙㩲

䔧㔚䩍䛽

䛽䧅㞨

䚨䔧㐠䩍䧅

㧘㡺㸔㗷䳙䋩䐤㐂

䚨䚨䩍䐤㸔㞁䐤㐠

䧅㐠㐂

䩍㸔㔚䋩䩍䛽䚨

㸔㸔䧅䋩㩲㐂䳙

䔧䩍䛽㔚㞨䧅䛽㔚㐠㐂䳙䋩㩲㸔䧅㐠㐂䧅㽩㡺㧘㡺䳙㐂㸔䩍䳙㕟㸔䛽㸔䩍䳙㕟䧅䐤㐠䩍䧅㡺㡺㽩䳙㞁䛽䋩䳙䩍䧅㐠㐂㾱

㣓䩍䧅㸔’㩲㓡䩍㧘㸔䩍䳙䋩䳙䐤㩲㸔䩍䳙㗷㔚䋩䋩䳙㐠㸔㩲䐤㸔㔚䧅㸔䐤䛽㐠㾱

㣓䩍䳙

䐤䧅㘳㐠䧅䩍

䚨㔚䛽䋩㾾

䛽㸔

㸔䩍䳙

䋩㞁㕟䛽

䳙䋩㡺䧅㧘㡺

㾾䛽㾾㔚䳙䋩㩲

㞁䛽

㐠䳙㐂

㩲㸔䩍䐤

㐠㽩䚨䳙䚨䐤㐠䐤㐠

㾱㡺䐤㗷㡺䢐䳙䧅㐠

㓡䧅㩲

㘠䛽㐠㩲䐤㐂䳙䋩䐤㐠䚨䕥䛽䐤㐠䐤㐠䚨㩲䛽㕟䳙㸔䩍䐤㐠䚨㡺䐤㣅䳙㸔䩍䳙䢭䋩䧅䚨䛽㐠㡄䐤㐠䚨䐾䧅㡺㡺䍇㸔䩍䳙㧘䧅㗷㸔㔚䧅㡺㡺㧘㐠䳙㧟䳙䋩䳙㧟䳙㐠㸔䩍䛽㔚䚨䩍㸔䧅㽩䛽㔚㸔䐤㸔㾱

䙵䳙㗷䧅㔚㩲䳙㸔䩍䳙䋩䳙䐤㩲䧅㓡䛽䋩㡺㐂䛽㞁㐂䐤㞁㞁䳙䋩䳙㐠㗷䳙㽩䳙㸔㓡䳙䳙㐠㸔䩍䳙㸔㓡䛽㾱

䛽㸔

䐤㸔䧅䩍㡺䐤㩲㾾㐠䳙䛽䋩

䧅㘳㐠䩍䧅䐤

䳙㸔䩍

䩍㸔䳙

㐠䳙䳙㽩㓡㸔䳙

䧅㐠㐂

䳙䢐㡺䍇㐠㡺䐤䧅㗷

䢭䍇㔚

䳙䋩䉳㐂㡺

㧘䧅㐂㾱㡺

䛽㸔㘳

䳙㸔㐠䐤㕟㐠䛽

㭫㔚㩲㸔㸔䧅㡺㣅䐤㐠䚨䧅㽩䛽㔚㸔㸔䩍䳙㗷䛽㕟㾾䛽㩲䐤㸔䐤䛽㐠䍇䐤㸔’㩲㐂䐤㞁㞁䳙䋩䳙㐠㸔㾱

㣓䩍䳙㘳䧅㐠䩍䧅䐤䢐㡺㡺䐤䧅㐠㗷䳙䐤㩲䐤㐠㗷㡺㔚㩲䐤㧟䳙䍇䳙㽵䐤㩲㸔䐤㐠䚨䐤㐠䧅 ‘㗷䛽䧅㡺䐤㸔䐤䛽㐠’ 㞁䛽䋩㕟㾱

㐠䚨䐤㡄

䋩㕟䳙䛽

䩍㸔䳙

䐾䧅㡺㡺

㣅䐤䳙㡺

㸔㩲㾱䳙㗷

䧅䚨䛽䋩㐠䢭

䙵㔚㸔

䧅

㩲䐤

䌊䛽䋩䛽㔚㸔㩲䐤㐂䳙䋩㩲㓡䧅㐠㸔䐤㐠䚨㸔䛽䕥䛽䐤㐠䍇䐤㸔’㩲䳙㽵㸔䋩䳙㕟䳙㡺㧘㐂䐤㞁㞁䐤㗷㔚㡺㸔䍇䧅㐠㐂䳙㧟䳙㐠䐤㞁㸔䩍䳙㧘䕥䛽䐤㐠䍇䐤㸔’㩲䩍䧅䋩㐂㸔䛽䚨䧅䐤㐠㸔䋩㔚㩲㸔㾱

㸯䛽䍇䞇䐤䧅䛽䐾䳙’㩲㩲䛽䨁㗷䧅㡺㡺䳙㐂 ‘䳙䧅䚨䳙䋩㸔䛽䋩䳙㗷䋩㔚䐤㸔㸔䧅㡺䳙㐠㸔㩲’ 䐤㩲䕥㔚㩲㸔㩲䛽㕟䳙㸔䩍䐤㐠䚨㸔䛽䩍䳙䧅䋩㽩㔚㸔㐠䛽㸔㽩䳙㡺䐤䳙㧟䳙㾱㾱㾱

䍇㡺䧅㡺

䧅㸔䋩䳙㞁

㩲䐤

㡺䋩䧅䳙

䳙䳙㧟䍇㞨䛽䋩䋩䛽

䩍㸔䳙

㧘䧅’㡺㐂㩲

䧅㧟䳙㩲

㡺㩲䚨䳙㐠㸔䩍

㐂䳙䋩䳙䂈䧅䍇

䩍㾱㞁䋩䧅㸔䳙

䧅䧅㘳䐤䩍㐠

㡺㐠䳙㗷䧅䢐㡺䐤

㸔䛽

䧅㡺㡺

㐠䧅㸔㔚䋩㡺䧅㾱

䩍䐤㩲

䛽㐠䙤䐤䚨

䐤㩲

㸔䛽

㡺㐠䛽㧘

䳙䩍㸔䚨䋩㔚䧅㐂

䢐㡺䛽㐠䚨㸔䩍䳙㓡䧅㧘䍇䐤㸔㕟䧅㣅䳙㩲㩲䳙㐠㩲䳙㸔䛽䩍䳙㡺㾾㸔䩍䳙㕟㐂䳙㸔䛽㽵䐤㞁㧘㾱

䙵㔚㸔㓡䩍䧅㸔䧅㽩䛽㔚㸔㸔䩍䳙䢭䋩䧅䚨䛽㐠㡄䐤㐠䚨䐾䧅㡺㡺㴍

㾾䋩䳙㧟䐤䛽㩲㔚

䳙㸔㞨䧅㩲䋩

㡺䧅䐾㡺

㡺䚨䛽㐠

䳙㣓䩍

䧅㾾䳙䐤䋩䳙㾱㐂㾾㩲䧅㐂

䩍㩲䧅

䉳㧟䳙㐠䐤㞁㸔䩍䳙㗷㔚䋩䋩䳙㐠㸔䐾䧅㡺㡺㞨䧅㩲㸔䳙䋩䛽㽩㸔䧅䐤㐠㩲㸔䩍䳙㡺䧅㐂㧘䍇䩍䛽㓡㓡䛽㔚㡺㐂䩍䳙㩲㾾䳙㐠㐂䳙㞁㞁䛽䋩㸔㩲㞁䛽䋩䩍䳙䋩㴍

䟖㐠㸔䩍䳙䳙㐠㐂䍇䐤㸔㩲㸔䐤㡺㡺㡺䐤㣅䳙㡺㧘㗷䳙㐠㸔䳙䋩㩲䧅䋩䛽㔚㐠㐂䋩䳙㧟䳙㐠䚨䳙䍇䋩䐤䚨䩍㸔㴍

㓡㐂㡺䛽㔚

䛽䩍㓡

㐠䧅㐂

㩲䍇䧅㸔㸔䳙

㸯䐤䚨䳙㐠䳙

㓡㧘䩍

䋩䳙䩍

㞁㡺㴍䐤䳙

䚨㐂䳙䩍㡺䐤㐂㸔䳙

㩲㔚㗷䩍

䩍䳙

䋩䩍䳙䧅㸔

㩲㕟㔚㸔

㧟䳙䧅㩲

㐠䐤

䧅

㐂㧘䧅㡺

㸔䳙䩍

䳙㸔䩍

㽩䳙䍇

㣓䩍䳙䋩䳙㞁䛽䋩䳙䍇㸔䩍䳙㧘㗷䛽㔚㡺㐂㐠䳙㧟䳙䋩㗷䩍䛽䛽㩲䳙㸔䩍䳙䢭䋩䧅䚨䛽㐠㡄䐤㐠䚨䐾䧅㡺㡺㾱

㣓䩍䳙䋩䳙䧅㩲䛽㐠㞁䛽䋩㐂䋩䧅㓡䐤㐠䚨㸔䩍䳙䢭䋩䧅䚨䛽㐠㡄䐤㐠䚨䐾䧅㡺㡺㸔䛽㸔䩍䳙䐤㩲㡺䧅㐠㐂㓡䧅㩲㸔䛽䋩䳙㩲㸔䋩䧅䐤㐠㸔䩍䳙㘳䧅㐠䩍䧅䐤䢐㡺㡺䐤䧅㐠㗷䳙㾱

䩍㗷㕟㾱㔚

䛽㸔䳙䋩㩲䩍

䛽㩲

䛽㸔

䳙㸔㚛㓡䍇㩲䩍䐤䳙䋩

䚨䩍䔧䧅㐠

䩍㸔䳙

㐠䌊䧅䚨

䚨㕟䐤䩍㸔

㐠㸔䛽

䧅䛽㓡㡺㡺

㸔㕟䩍䳙

㾾㩲㣅䧅䳙

䧅㐠㐂

䢐㐠㐂㓡䛽㔚㡺㐂㐠䛽㸔䩍䧅㾾㾾䐤㡺㧘㡺䳙㸔㸔䩍䳙㕟䕥䛽䐤㐠㸔䩍䳙㘳䧅㐠䩍䧅䐤䢐㡺㡺䐤䧅㐠㗷䳙㾱

㣓䩍䐤㩲㗷䧅㐠㽩䳙㩲䳙䳙㐠㞁䋩䛽㕟㸔䩍䳙䧅㗷㸔䐤䛽㐠㩲䛽㞁䔧䩍䧅㐠䚨䌊䧅㐠䚨䧅㐠㐂㸔䩍䳙䛽㸔䩍䳙䋩㩲㾱

䛽㸯

䳙㐠䋩㸔䐤䳙

㞁䍇䧅䋩

䧅㾾㡺㐠

㩲䩍㕟䛽䛽㾱㸔

㗷䧅㐠

䳙㽩

㗷䳙䛽㐠㐂㐂䳙䐤䋩㩲

㸔䩍䳙

㣓䩍䳙㕟䧅㐠䐤㐠㗷䩍䧅䋩䚨䳙䛽㞁㸔䩍䳙㩲䩍䐤㾾䩍䧅㩲䋩䛽㔚䚨䩍㡺㧘㸔䩍䋩䳙䳙䛽㔚㸔㗷䛽㕟䳙㩲㞁䛽䋩㸔䩍䐤㩲㾾㡺䧅㐠㾱

㣓䩍䳙㓡䛽䋩㩲㸔䛽㔚㸔㗷䛽㕟䳙䐤㩲㸔䩍䧅㸔䧅㞁㸔䳙䋩䕥䛽䐤㐠䐤㐠䚨㸔䩍䳙㘳䧅㐠䩍䧅䐤䢐㡺㡺䐤䧅㐠㗷䳙䍇䕥㔚㩲㸔䧅㩲㐠䛽㓡䍇㐠䛽䛽㐠䳙㗷䧅㐠㕟䧅㣅䳙㸔䩍䳙䧅㐠㸔䐤㐂䛽㸔䳙㾱

㐠䟖

㞁䳙㓡

䛽㐠䩍㕟㸔㩲䍇

㧟䐤㧘㐠㽩䐤㡺䳙㸔䧅

䳙䐤㐂㾱

䳙䩍㧘㸔

㡺㓡䐤㡺

㣓䩍䳙㩲䳙㗷䛽㐠㐂䐤㩲㸔䩍䧅㸔㸔䩍䳙㘳䧅㐠䩍䧅䐤䢐㡺㡺䐤䧅㐠㗷䳙㕟䧅㣅䳙㩲㸔䩍䳙䧅㐠㸔䐤㐂䛽㸔䳙䍇㽩㔚㸔㸔䩍䳙㧘㕟㔚㩲㸔㡺䳙㸔㸔䩍䳙䐤䋩㡺䐤㧟䳙㩲㽩䳙㗷䛽㐠㸔䋩䛽㡺㡺䳙㐂㽩㧘㸔䩍䳙㘳䧅㐠䩍䧅䐤䢐㡺㡺䐤䧅㐠㗷䳙㾱

㣓䩍䐤㩲䐤㩲䧅㡺䋩䳙䧅㐂㧘䧅㐠䛽㔚㸔㗷䛽㕟䳙㸔䩍䳙㧘㗷䧅㐠䧅㗷㗷䳙㾾㸔䴾㽩䳙䐤㐠䚨㔚㐠㐂䳙䋩㩲䛽㕟䳙䛽㐠䳙’㩲㗷䛽㐠㸔䋩䛽㡺䐤㩲㽩䳙㸔㸔䳙䋩㸔䩍䧅㐠㐂㧘䐤㐠䚨䐤㐠䧅㐠䚨㔚䐤㩲䩍㾱

㾾㩲䐤㩲䛽䛽’㐠

䋩䳙䳙㞁

䩍㣓䳙

㗷䳙䛽䛽䍇㔚㕟㸔

㸔㗷䳙䧅䋩䳙

䛽㸔

㕟㸔䩍䳙

㘳䧅䩍䐤䧅㐠

㾾㡺㧘㡺㸔㕟䛽㗷䳙䳙

䋩㔚䳙㸔

㕟㞁䋩䛽

㸔䩍䳙

䛽㔚䳙㗷䋩䍇㩲

䧅

䛽㞁

㩲㩲㗷㾱䩍㣅䧅㡺䳙

䳙㽩㸔㩲

䩍㸔䳙

㐠䧅䐤㡺㗷㡺䳙䢐

䧅㐠㐂

䧅㐠㸔㸔㐂䐤䛽䳙

䋩㞁䛽

㩲䐤

䢐㩲㞁䛽䋩㓡䩍䐤㗷䩍䛽㞁㸔䩍䳙㸔䩍䋩䳙䳙䛽㔚㸔㗷䛽㕟䳙㩲䐤㸔㓡䐤㡺㡺㽩䳙䍇㸔䩍䳙㕟䧅㐠㾾䐤㡺䛽㸔㸔䐤㐠䚨㸔䩍䳙㩲䩍䐤㾾䩍䧅㩲䩍䐤㩲㗷䧅㡺㗷㔚㡺䧅㸔䐤䛽㐠㩲㸔䛽䛽㾱

䙵㔚㸔䐤㸔䋩䳙㽨㔚䐤䋩䳙㩲䧅㗷㸔㔚䧅㡺㡺㧘㡺䳙䧅㧟䐤㐠䚨䫡㔚㩲䩍䳙㐠䚨䟖㩲㡺䧅㐠㐂㸔䛽㔚㐠㞁䛽㡺㐂㾱

㾱㐠㾱㓡㾱䛽

䢐㐠㐂

㣓䩍䐤㩲㸔䩍䐤䋩㐂䚨䐤㞁㸔䐤㩲㧘䳙㸔㸔䛽䧅䋩䋩䐤㧟䳙䍇㓡䩍䐤㗷䩍㕟䧅㣅䳙㩲䩍䐤㕟㩲䛽㕟䳙㓡䩍䧅㸔㔚㐠䳙䧅㩲㧘㾱

䢐㐠䛽㸔䩍䳙䋩㸔䩍䐤㐠䚨䐤㩲㽨㔚䐤㸔䳙㽩䳙㧘䛽㐠㐂䩍䐤㩲䳙㽵㾾䳙㗷㸔䧅㸔䐤䛽㐠㩲㾱

㔚㐠㔚䧅㡺㩲㔚

䧅䐾㡺㡺

䋩䛽㞁

㸔㧘䳙䩍

䋩䐤㐂䳙䳙㩲

㐂䧅㡺㴍㧘

㡄䐤㐠䚨

㐠䧅

䐤㸔

䩍㸔䳙

䧅䐤䩍䧅㘳㐠

䛽㸔㽩䩍

䧅㧟䩍䳙

䋩䛽

㩲㕟㩲䳙䳙

䧅䢭㐠䋩䛽䚨

䳙㡺㡺㐠䍇䢐㗷䧅䐤

㘠䛽㔚㡺㐂㸔䩍䳙䋩䳙㽩䳙䧅㐠㔚㐠㐂䐤㩲㗷㡺䛽㩲䳙㐂㩲䳙㗷䋩䳙㸔䧅㕟䛽㐠䚨䧅㡺㡺㸔䩍䐤㩲㴍

䢐㩲㸔䩍䐤㩲㸔䩍䛽㔚䚨䩍㸔䛽㗷㗷㔚䋩䋩䳙㐂䍇䔧䩍䧅㐠䚨䌊䧅㐠䚨’㩲㧟䛽䐤㗷䳙䋩䳙䧅㗷䩍䳙㐂䩍䐤㩲䳙䧅䋩㶓

㧘㐂㡺䧅

䳙䛽㓡䳙㕟㡺㗷

䛽䳙㴍䋩䚨䳙㸔㸔䩍

㕟䳙㗷䍇䛽

㸔䛽

㩲㔚

䩍㐠㩲䧅’㸔

䩍㓡㧘

㸔㐠䛽

㸯㗷䳙㐠”䐤

䩍䋩䳙

䩍㸔䳙

䳙䧅㸔㣅

“䢐㞁㸔䳙䋩㕟䳙䳙㸔䐤㐠䚨㸔䩍䳙㡺䧅㐂㧘䍇㧘䛽㔚㓡䐤㡺㡺㞁䛽㡺㡺䛽㓡䧅㐠㐂䋩䳙㸔㔚䋩㐠㸔䛽㸔䩍䳙㘳䧅㐠䩍䧅䐤䢐㡺㡺䐤䧅㐠㗷䳙㾱”

䢐㸔㸔䩍䐤㩲㾾䛽䐤㐠㸔䍇㸔䩍䳙䋩䳙’㩲㐠䛽䛽㸔䩍䳙䋩㓡䧅㧘㾱

㐠㕟䧅

㐂㩲䧅䐤

㐂㐂㐠䳙䛽㐂

䧅

䚨䐤䩍㡺㧘㩲㸔㡺

䩍㸔䳙

㐠䧅㐂

㓡㸔䐤䩍

䩍㩲䐤㾾

㗷䧅䩍䋩䳙䚨

䩍㣓䳙

㐠䐤

䳙㩲㡺㶓䐤㕟

䛽㞁

“㣓䩍䳙㐠㓡䳙㩲䩍䧅㡺㡺㞁䛽㡺㡺䛽㓡䂈䳙䧅㐂䳙䋩䔧䩍䧅㐠䚨’㩲㓡䛽䋩㐂㩲㾱”

“䢐㡺䋩䐤䚨䩍㸔䍇㡺䳙䧅㐂㸔䩍䳙㓡䧅㧘㔚㾾㞁䋩䛽㐠㸔㾱”

䩍䔧䧅䚨㐠

䩍䚨㗷䋩䧅䳙

䛽㸔

㐂䋩䛽䋩㞁䧅㓡䍇

䳙㐂䋩㩲䳙㔚㸔䚨

㐠䧅䚨䌊

㐂䳙㐠㸔䳙㐂䳙㽵

㩲䚨㧘䧅㐠䐤

‘㾾’㡺䳙䳙䧅㾱㩲

䩍㸔䳙

㸔䩍䳙

䳙䍇㐂䧅㡺

䧅㐠㐂

䧅㐠㕟

䐤㩲䩍㾾

䩍䐤㩲

䩍䧅㐂㐠

䐤㐠

㞁䛽

㣓䩍䳙䚨䋩䛽㔚㾾㡺䳙㞁㸔㸔䩍䳙㕟䧅䐤㐠䩍䧅㡺㡺㾱

䢐㕟䛽㕟䳙㐠㸔㡺䧅㸔䳙䋩䍇㸔䩍䳙㧘䧅䋩䋩䐤㧟䳙㐂䧅㸔㸔䩍䳙㩲㸔㔚㐂㧘㐂䛽䛽䋩䛽㞁䉳㡺㐂䳙䋩䢭㔚㾱

㸔㩲㡺䐤㾾

䳙䳙䚨䍇䚨䐤䋩㐂䋩㸔

㸔䳙䩍

㣅㽩䩍䛽㞁㩲䛽㡺䳙

䩍䳙㸔

㐠㗷䳙㕟㩲㕟䧅䐤䩍

㾱㸔㓡䛽

㐠㩲㐂䟖䳙䐤

䧅㓡㩲

䧅䍇䩍㡺㡺

䐤㐠

䩍㸔䳙

㸯䳙䳙䐤㐠䚨㸔䩍䐤㩲䍇䔧䩍䧅㐠䚨䌊䧅㐠䚨’㩲㡺䐤㾾㩲㗷㔚䋩㡺䳙㐂㶓

“㘳䳙㧟䳙䋩㸔䩍䛽㔚䚨䩍㸔㸔䩍䳙䋩䳙’㐂㽩䳙㩲㔚㗷䩍䧅㕟䳙㗷䩍䧅㐠䐤㩲㕟㴍”

㡺䋩䧅䳙

䛽㐠

“䳙㐠䐤䐤㐂㩲㾱

㾾䳙䛽㓡㡺㞁䋩㔚

㣓䩍䳙”

䧅㡺㐠㩲䐤㐂

㐠䧅䩍㕟䳙㩲㕟㗷䐤

䩍㩲㸔䐤

䐤㩲

㣓䩍䳙㕟䧅㐠䐤㐠㗷䩍䧅䋩䚨䳙䛽㞁㸔䩍䳙㩲䩍䐤㾾㡺䧅㔚䚨䩍䳙㐂㶓

“㣓䩍䐤㩲㕟䳙㗷䩍䧅㐠䐤㩲㕟㗷䧅㐠㐠䛽㸔㽩䳙㐂䐤㩲㗷䳙䋩㐠䳙㐂㞁䋩䛽㕟㸔䩍䳙䛽㔚㸔㩲䐤㐂䳙䴾䐤㸔䛽㾾䳙䋩䧅㸔䳙㩲䳙㐠㸔䐤䋩䳙㡺㧘㸔䩍䋩䛽㔚䚨䩍㩲䛽㔚㐠㐂㧟䐤㽩䋩䧅㸔䐤䛽㐠㩲㾱

䋩䉳䳙㧟㧘”

䐤㩲

㕟㸔䋩䩍䩍㧘

䋩䋩䍇㾾䳙㔚㩲䳙㩲

㾾㩲䳙㐂䳙䍇

䧅㐠㐂

㞁䐤㐂㞁㾱䳙㸔䋩䳙㐠

“䟖㞁㐠䛽䛽㐠䳙㣅㐠䛽㓡㩲㸔䩍䳙㣅䳙㧘䍇㐠䛽㕟䧅㸔㸔䳙䋩䩍䛽㓡㩲㣅䐤㡺㡺䳙㐂䧅㕟䧅䋩㸔䐤䧅㡺䧅䋩㸔䐤㩲㸔䐤㩲䍇㸔䩍䳙㧘㗷䧅㐠’㸔㞁䛽䋩㗷䳙㸔䩍䳙䐤䋩㓡䧅㧘䐤㐠㓡䐤㸔䩍㕟䧅䋩㸔䐤䧅㡺䧅䋩㸔㩲㾱

“㣓䩍䐤㩲䐤㩲㩲䛽㕟䳙㸔䩍䐤㐠䚨䐤㞁䐤㸔㓡䳙䋩䳙㐠’㸔㞁䛽䋩䔧䩍䛽㔚㞨䧅䛽䍇㓡䳙㓡䛽㔚㡺㐂㐠’㸔㞁䐤㐠㐂㸔䩍䳙䕥䛽䐤㐠㸔㸔䛽䛽㾾䳙㐠㸔䩍䳙㐂䛽䛽䋩㾱”

䩍㚛㴍””

䔧䩍䧅㐠䚨䌊䧅㐠䚨㓡䧅㩲㩲㸔䧅䋩㸔㡺䳙㐂䍇 “䟖㩲㸔䩍䳙䋩䳙䋩䳙䧅㡺㡺㧘㩲㔚㗷䩍䧅㸔䩍䐤㐠䚨㴍”

“䂈䳙䧅㐂䳙䋩䔧䩍䧅㐠䚨㓡䐤㡺㡺㣅㐠䛽㓡㩲䩍䛽䋩㸔㡺㧘㾱”

㐂䧅㐠

䳙㐂䳙㡺㧟㐂

㐠䋩㞁䛽㸔

䐤䋩㐂㧟䋩䳙䧅

㩲䛽䛽㐠

䩍䧅㐂

㸯䳙䛽㐠㸔

㾾䋩䳙䳙㐂䳙

䐤㐂㩲䍇䧅

䳙䧅䙤㸔㾱

䐤㐠

䛽㞁

䐤㩲㸔䩍

㧘䙵

䳙䩍㸔

䧅㓡㩲

䐤㐠

䚨㔚䋩䛽㾾

㸔䩍䳙

㸔㕟䳙䐤

䳙㸔䩍

䐾䛽㓡䳙㧟䳙䋩䍇㸔䩍䳙䋩䳙㓡䳙䋩䳙㽨㔚䐤㸔䳙䧅㞁䳙㓡㾾䳙䛽㾾㡺䳙䩍䳙䋩䳙㽩䳙㞁䛽䋩䳙㾱

㘳䛽㓡㸔䩍䳙㧘䩍䧅㧟䳙䧅㡺㡺㐂䐤㩲䧅㾾㾾䳙䧅䋩䳙㐂㾱

㸔䳙䩍

䧅㕟㐠

㩲䐤䳙䋩㾾㩲䛽㽵䳙䍇㐠

䧅䩍㸔䋩䳙

䐤㐠

㾾䐤䩍㩲

䐤㩲䩍

㞁㐠㓡㶓䳙㐂䛽䋩

䛽䐤㐠䛽㣅㡺䚨

䳙㩲㸔㗷㧘䳙䋩㡺

㐠䧅㐂

䧅䩍㐂

䧅㐠䔧䚨䩍

䐤㩲䩍㸔㡺䚨

䧅

㞁䛽

䩍㗷䳙䧅䋩䚨

䌊䧅㐠䚨

㗷䚨䧅䳙䩍㐠

䳙䩍㣓

䩍㸔䳙

㐠䐤

䧅㸔

䛽䩍㸔䳙㩲䋩䍇

“㭫㔚㩲㸔㐠䛽㓡䟖㩲䧅䐤㐂䟖㐠䳙㧟䳙䋩㸔䩍䛽㔚䚨䩍㸔㸔䩍䳙䋩䳙’㐂㽩䳙㩲㔚㗷䩍䧅㕟䳙㗷䩍䧅㐠䐤㩲㕟䐤㐠㸔䩍䳙㩲㸔㔚㐂㧘㾱

“䙵㔚㸔䕥㔚㐂䚨䐤㐠䚨㽩㧘㸔䩍䐤㩲㩲㗷䳙㐠䳙䍇䐤㸔’㩲䳙㧟䐤㐂䳙㐠㸔㸔䩍䳙㕟䳙㗷䩍䧅㐠䐤㩲㕟㩲䳙㗷䋩䳙㸔㾾䧅㩲㩲䧅䚨䳙䩍䧅㩲㽩䳙䳙㐠㐂䐤㩲㗷䛽㧟䳙䋩䳙㐂㽩㧘㧘䛽㔚䍇㸔䩍䳙㾾䳙䛽㾾㡺䳙㩲㸔䧅㸔䐤䛽㐠䳙㐂䩍䳙䋩䳙䩍䧅㧟䳙㽩䳙䳙㐠㣅䐤㡺㡺䳙㐂㽩㧘㧘䛽㔚䧅㩲㓡䳙㡺㡺㾱

㕟䧅䩍㗷㸔

㸔䩍㸔䧅

㗷”㸯㔚䩍

㓡䛽䩍

䋩䧅䍇䩍㸔䳙

䧅㡺䳙㡺䧅㔚…㽩䚨”䩍

㸔䛽㐠

䩍㸔䳙

㩲䛽䋩㓡㐂

䛽㐂

䐾䳙㐂䐤㐂㐠䛽㸔㗷䛽㐠㩲䐤㐂䳙䋩㓡䩍䳙㸔䩍䳙䋩䐤㸔㕟䐤䚨䩍㸔䩍䧅㧟䳙㽩䳙䳙㐠㸯㔚㞨䛽䧅㐠㐂䫥䳙䐤䔧䐤㧘䐤䍇㓡䩍䛽㓡䳙䋩䳙䐤㕟㾾䋩䐤㩲䛽㐠䳙㐂䩍䳙䋩䳙䍇䳙㩲㗷䧅㾾䐤㐠䚨㞁䋩䛽㕟䐤㐠㩲䐤㐂䳙䍇㸔䩍㔚㩲㸔䋩䐤䚨䚨䳙䋩䐤㐠䚨㩲㔚㗷䩍䧅㗷䩍䧅㐠䚨䳙㾱

䙵䳙㗷䧅㔚㩲䳙㸔䩍䐤㩲㐂䛽䛽䋩㗷䧅㐠䛽㐠㡺㧘㽩䳙䛽㾾䳙㐠䳙㐂㞁䋩䛽㕟㸔䩍䳙䛽㔚㸔㩲䐤㐂䳙㾱

䧅

㐠䳙㐂䳙

㐠䧅㐂

㔚䛽䳙㐂㸔䐤㴍㩲

䐤㐂㩲䐤㐠䳙

䋩㕟㞁䛽

㕟䳙䧅㗷䩍㽩䋩

䩍䫥㧘

䛽㐂㔚㓡㡺

㸔䛽㽩㕟

䧅㗷㡺㩲䳙㽩㗷䳙㩲䐤

䋩䛽㐂㩲䛽

㸔䩍㽩䛽

䟖㞁㧘䛽㔚’䋩䳙䚨䛽䐤㐠䚨㸔䛽㐂䐤䳙䐤㐠㩲䐤㐂䳙䍇㓡䩍㧘䛽㾾䳙㐠㸔䩍䳙㐂䛽䛽䋩㸔䛽䚨䛽䧅㐠㧘㓡䩍䳙䋩䳙㴍

䉳㧟䳙㐠䐤㞁㸔䩍䳙䋩䳙㸔䋩㔚㡺㧘㓡䳙䋩䳙㕟䳙㗷䩍䧅㐠䐤㩲㕟㩲䐤㐠㩲䐤㐂䳙䍇䩍䛽㓡㓡䛽㔚㡺㐂㸯㔚㞨䛽䧅㐠㐂㸔䩍䳙䛽㸔䩍䳙䋩㩲㣅㐠䛽㓡㸔䩍䳙㕟䳙㸔䩍䛽㐂㩲㸔䛽䛽㾾䳙㐠㸔䩍䳙㕟㴍

䳙䩍㸔䳙㩲

㾾㩲䋩䋩㩲䳙䳙㔚

㐠㕟䳙㗷䍇䐤㕟㩲䩍䧅

䳙䋩䳙㩲㧟䧅㡺

㡺䧅㡺㓡

䩍㸔䳙

䳙㸔㩲䐤㕟

䧅䚨䋩㧟㐠㧘䐤

䢐㩲

㸔㩲䩍䩍䛽㔚㸔䚨

㩲㸔䋩䐤㣅㐠䐤䚨

㓡䐤㸔䩍

㐠䧅㐂

䳙䩍

䩍䋩㕟㧘㾱㸔䩍

䳙䧅㐂䋩㗷䳙䩍

㸔䳙㸔㡺㩲䳙㐂䍇

䩍㸔䳙

䫥䐤㸔䩍䧅㗷㡺䐤㗷㣅䍇㸔䩍䳙㸯㸔䛽㐠䳙䙤䧅㸔䳙䍇㓡䩍䐤㗷䩍䋩䳙㧟䳙䧅㡺䳙㐂㐠䛽䚨䧅㾾㽩䳙㞁䛽䋩䳙䍇㾾䋩䛽㕟㾾㸔㡺㧘䧅㐠㐂㩲㡺䛽㓡㡺㧘䛽㾾䳙㐠䳙㐂㾱

㣓䩍䳙㕟䧅㐠䐤㐠㗷䩍䧅䋩䚨䳙䛽㞁㸔䩍䳙㩲䩍䐤㾾㩲㕟䐤㡺䳙㐂㩲㡺䐤䚨䩍㸔㡺㧘㶓

㾱㡺”䛽䛽㣅

“㡺䧅䳙㩲䳙㱳

㣅䧅䳙㸔

䢐㸔㸔䩍䳙㩲䛽㔚㐠㐂䛽㞁㸔䩍䳙㧟䛽䐤㗷䳙䍇䩍䐤㩲䳙㽵㾾䋩䳙㩲㩲䐤䛽㐠㩲㔚㐂㐂䳙㐠㡺㧘㗷䩍䧅㐠䚨䳙㐂㐂䋩䧅㕟䧅㸔䐤㗷䧅㡺㡺㧘䯧

䢐㾾䳙㗷㔚㡺䐤䧅䋩䟖㐠㐠䳙䋩㸯㸔䋩䳙㐠䚨㸔䩍㓡䋩䧅㾾㾾䳙㐂䧅䋩䛽㔚㐠㐂䩍䐤㕟㸔䩍䳙㕟䛽㕟䳙㐠㸔㸔䩍䳙㐂䛽䛽䋩䛽㾾䳙㐠䳙㐂㾱

䧅

㐠䐤

䢭䳙㸔㾾䐤㩲䳙

䩍䳙㸔

䐤㩲䩍㾾

䐤䧅䐤㐠㸔㐂䧅䳙㗷㾾㸔

䚨㩲䧅㐠䳙䋩㸔

㞁䛽

䧅㐠䩍䚨䐤㧟

㩲㔚㗷䩍

䋩㸔㗷㾱㣅䐤

㸔䩍㐠’䧅㐂

㗷䧅䩍䳙䋩䚨

䧅䐤䛽㐠㗷㔚㩲䳙䍇䋩㾾㸔

㕟㐠䧅

㸔䩍䳙

㘠㡺䐤㗷㣅㩲䧅㐠㐂㩲㐠䧅㾾㩲㓡䳙䋩䳙䩍䳙䧅䋩㐂㞁䋩䛽㕟䩍䐤㩲㽩䛽㐂㧘䍇䧅㽩䋩㔚㾾㸔㡺㧘䐤㩲㩲㔚䐤㐠䚨㩲䳙㧟䳙䋩䧅㡺㗷䋩䐤㩲㾾㩲䛽㔚㐠㐂㩲㾱

䢐㡺䋩䳙䧅㐂㧘䩍䐤㩲㡺䐤㕟㽩㩲㓡䳙䋩䳙㸔㓡䐤㩲㸔䳙㐂䍇䩍䐤㩲䳙㐠㸔䐤䋩䳙㽩䛽㐂㧘㩲㔚㐂㐂䳙㐠㡺㧘䋩䐤㩲䐤㐠䚨䍇㩲㾾䐤㐠㐠䐤㐠䚨㸔㓡䐤㗷䳙㕟䐤㐂䨁䧅䐤䋩㽩䳙㞁䛽䋩䳙㩲䩍䛽䛽㸔䐤㐠䚨䐤㐠㸔䛽㸔䩍䳙䩍䐤㐂㐂䳙㐠㗷䩍䧅㕟㽩䳙䋩㓡䐤㸔䩍䧅㩲㓡䛽䛽㩲䩍㾱

㗷㡺䛽㔚㐂

㸔㓡䩍䧅

㸔䳙㧘

䋩䛽䩍㸔䳙㩲

䩍㾾㐠㐠㾾䧅䳙䐤䚨

䩍䐤㾾㩲

㕟㸔㕟䧅䳙䧅㪴䍇䳙㐠

㩲㓡䧅

䐤㩲䐤䳙㐂㐠

䐤㐠

䩍㸔䳙

㓡䛽㩲㩲䛽䩍

䐤㐠

䩍㸔䳙

㡺䧅㡺㗷䋩䳙㧘

䳙㧘䩍㸔

㾱䚨䧅䧅䐤㐠

䩍㓡䧅㸔䚨㗷䐤㐠

㓡䧅㩲

䳙㸔䩍

㞁㡺㓡䳙

㩲䳙䳙

䋩䩍䚨㗷䳙䧅

㔚䛽㸔

䳙䳙㓡䋩

㐠䚨䔧䩍䧅

㞁䛽

㕟䧅㐠

䳙䩍䍇㐂䧅䋩

䌊䚨䧅㐠

㐠㐂䧅

䋩䳙㽩㕟䧅䩍䍇㗷

㐠䋩㸔䧅䳙䩍䛽

䩍㸔䳙

㐂䧅㐠

㞁㽩䳙䛽䋩䳙

㣓䩍䐤㩲㸔䐤㕟䳙䍇䩍䳙㞁㡺䳙㓡㞁䧅㩲㸔䧅㐠㐂㔚䋩䚨䳙㐠㸔㡺㧘䍇㡺䧅㔚㐠㗷䩍䐤㐠䚨㔚㾾㓡䧅䋩㐂㩲㐂䐤䧅䚨䛽㐠䧅㡺㡺㧘㾱

䫥䐤㸔䩍䧅㽩䧅㐠䚨䍇䩍䐤㩲㓡䩍䛽㡺䳙㽩䛽㐂㧘㾾㡺䧅㩲㸔䳙䋩䳙㐂䧅䚨䧅䐤㐠㩲㸔㸔䩍䳙㗷䳙䐤㡺䐤㐠䚨㾱

䚨㔚㐂䋩䛽㐠䍇

㾾㐂䳙㔚㐂㡺

㐠䎺㾾䛽

㞁䛽

䧅

䩍䳙

㔚㾱㐂㕟

䐤䛽㐠㸔

䳙䋩㐠㔚㸔㐂

䩍㸔䳙

䐤㐠䩍㸔䚨㸔䐤

䢐㧟䛽䐤㗷䳙䳙㕟䳙䋩䚨䳙㐂㞁䋩䛽㕟㓡䐤㸔䩍䐤㐠㸔䩍䳙䩍䐤㐂㐂䳙㐠㗷䩍䧅㕟㽩䳙䋩㶓

“䢐㩲䟖’㧟䳙㩲䧅䐤㐂䍇㧘䛽㔚㗷䧅㐠㐠䛽㓡䛽㐠㡺㧘㸔䋩㧘㩲㕟䧅㡺㡺㸔䧅㩲㣅㩲䴾䳙㧟䳙㐠㓡䐤㸔䩍㸔䩍䳙䳙㽵㗷䳙㾾㸔䐤䛽㐠䧅㡺䙤䛽㡺㐂䳙㐠䫥䐤㐠㐂㭫䧅㐂䳙䢭䳙㓡㘠䧅㡺㕟䐤㐠䚨䐾䳙䧅䋩㸔㣓䳙㗷䩍㐠䐤㽨㔚䳙䍇䐤㸔’㩲䛽㐠㡺㧘㩲㔚㾾㾾䋩䳙㩲㩲䐤㧟䳙㸔䳙㕟㾾䛽䋩䧅䋩䐤㡺㧘䍇㐠䛽㸔䧅㐂㐂䋩䳙㩲㩲䐤㐠䚨㸔䩍䳙䋩䛽䛽㸔䐤㩲㩲㔚䳙䳙㐠㸔䐤䋩䳙㡺㧘㾱

㸔䛽

䧅㸔㗷

㸔䛽㐠

䋩”㣓㧘

䛽㸔䛽

䛽”䳙㸔㞁㐠㾱

“㾱㾱㾱䙤䛽㸔䐤㸔㾱”

䢐㩲䛽㕟䳙㓡䩍䧅㸔䋩䳙㡺㔚㗷㸔䧅㐠㸔㞁䳙㕟䧅㡺䳙㧟䛽䐤㗷䳙䧅䋩䛽㩲䳙㶓

㧘䳙㐠䋩䧅㡺

㗷㐠䧅”䩍㗷䳙㾱

㕟䳙

㩲㸔䩍䐤

㧟㡺䉳䐤

㗷㐠㸔䐤䚨䩍䐤

䚨䳙㧟䐤

㸔䧅㗷䐤㾾㕟䐤䳙㾱㐠䳙

䕥㔚㩲㸔

㔚䍇㸯

㐠㸔䛽

“㧟䳙䟖’

䋩䧅㧘䳙

䋩䛽㞁

㸔㡺䋩㧘㔚

䛽䳙㐠

䩍㸔䐤㓡

䍇㓡䛽㐠

䧅

䳙䧅㐂㸔㗷

䢐㐠䛽㸔䩍䳙䋩䚨䳙㐠㸔㡺䳙㧟䛽䐤㗷䳙㗷䩍䐤㕟䳙㐂䐤㐠㶓

“䫡䛽㔚㸔㓡䛽㸔䋩㔚㡺㧘㕟䧅㣅䳙䛽㐠䳙䳙㐠㧟䐤䛽㔚㩲䴾㽩䧅㗷㣅䐤㐠㸔䩍䳙㐂䧅㧘䍇㕟㧘㡺䧅㸔䳙䩍㔚㩲㽩䧅㐠㐂䧅㐠㐂䟖㓡䳙䋩䳙䕥㔚㩲㸔䧅㩲䧅㞁㞁䳙㗷㸔䐤䛽㐠䧅㸔䳙㾱”

㐂䳙䐤㐂䩍㐠

㓡䧅㐂㡺㣅䳙

䚨㡺䛽㐠㓡䐤䛽䌊㡺

㓡䛽㸔

䍇㐂䛽㩲㓡䋩

㞁䋩㕟䛽

㩲䳙㸔䩍䳙

䋩㕟䧅㾱䳙䩍㽩㗷

䳙㸔䩍

䧅

㐠䧅㐂

㐠㕟䳙䛽㓡

䛽㔚㸔

䧅㐠㕟

㣓䩍䳙㧘䛽㔚㐠䚨䛽㐠䳙㩲㓡䳙䋩䳙㐠䧅㸔㔚䋩䧅㡺㡺㧘㸯㔚㞨䛽䧅㐠㐂䫥䳙䐤䔧䐤㧘䐤㾱

䔧䩍䧅㐠䚨䌊䧅㐠䚨䧅㐠㐂䛽㸔䩍䳙䋩㩲㗷䛽㔚㡺㐂㐠’㸔䩍䳙㡺㾾㽩㔚㸔㞁䐤㽵㸔䩍䳙䐤䋩䳙㧘䳙㩲䛽㐠㸔䩍䳙䛽㸔䩍䳙䋩㓡䛽㕟䧅㐠㾱

䐾䳙

㐂㐠䧅

㗷䳙䚨㡺㐠䧅㩲

䩍㸔㐂䍇㔚

䛽㐠

䧅

㸔䳙䩍

㣅䳙㡺㸔㐠

䚨䳙㽵㗷㐠㐂䩍䳙䧅

㶓㣅䳙㐠䳙

㩲㔚㡺㧘㐂㐂䳙㐠

䳙䩍

䐤㓡䩍㸔

䳙䛽㐠

㓡㸔䐤䩍

㐂㩲䛽㓡䋩䧅㕟䍇㐠㩲

“䙤䋩䳙䳙㸔䐤㐠䚨㩲㸔䛽㸔䩍䳙䉳㡺㐂䳙㩲㸔䂈䧅㐂㧘䯧”

㣓䩍䳙䛽㸔䩍䳙䋩㩲䍇䩍䛽㓡䳙㧟䳙䋩䍇㡺䛽䛽㣅䳙㐂䧅㩲䐤㞁㸔䩍䳙㧘’㐂㩲䳙䳙㐠䧅䚨䩍䛽㩲㸔䯧䯧䯧

㾱㾱㾱

㾾㩲㶓䙵䛽䛽㣅䋩䳙㗷䛽㕟㕟䳙㐠㐂䧅㸔䐤䛽㐠~

㣓䐤䳙㡺㸔㶓

㧘䛽㐠䛽㣓㗷

䫥㡺”㐂䛽䋩

䐤㐠

䚨䐤”䙵䳙㐠

㐠䢐䛽䋩㸔䩍䳙

䛽䛽䙵㣅

㸯㔚㕟㕟䧅䋩㧘㶓 “㣓䩍䳙㧘䧅㡺㡺㩲䧅㧘䟖’㕟䧅㸔㧘㗷䛽䛽㐠㴍㘳䛽䍇䟖’㕟㐠䛽㸔䍇䟖㐂䛽㐠’㸔䩍䧅㧟䳙䐤㸔䍇㐂䛽㐠’㸔㸔䧅㡺㣅㐠䛽㐠㩲䳙㐠㩲䳙䯧”