Martial Arts Escort System: I Got A Maxed Level Divine Technique From The Beginning - Chapter 1191: 464: Consuming Qi for Use (Part 2)
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Capítulo 1191: Chapter 464: Consuming Qi for Use (Part 2)
“You should all leave.”
Zhang Fang and Yu Tong each bowed their heads. After a long silence, it was Zhang Fang who sighed and rose.
He looked up at Elder Du’s wife:
“Before coming here, the Alliance Hierarch gave an instruction.
“If the young lady truly does not wish to return, we cannot force her.
“However… there is one matter that still requires the young lady’s cooperation.
“Years ago, when the young lady and Elder Du departed, they took something from the alliance.
“Now, I ask the young lady to return this item.”
Upon hearing this, Elder Du’s wife laughed again:
“At the end of the day, this is your true motive, isn’t it?”
Zhang Fang was momentarily at a loss for words.
But Elder Du’s wife continued:
“If I were to give you this item, would you truly leave?”
Zhang Fang was about to nod when Yu Tong spoke in a deep voice:
“No.”
“Yu Tong!”
Zhang Fang suddenly looked at Yu Tong and shouted sternly.
Yu Tong sighed: “The young lady is very astute; we cannot hide the truth from her. We haven’t seen each other in years, so how can we deceive her?
“Young lady, to be honest, we have three purposes for coming here.
“First, to kill Elder Du.
“Second, to find the item the young lady took from the alliance years ago.
“Third, to bring the young lady back.
“Now that Elder Du is dead, although not by our hands, it can still be considered done.
“For the remaining two matters, we ask the young lady not to make it difficult for Zhang Fang and me.
“Otherwise, forgive me for this disrespect.”
As he spoke, he had already placed one hand on his sword hilt, and the sharp Sword Qi flickered.
“That’s much better.”
Elder Du’s wife shook her head slightly:
“Even though we were close years ago, we haven’t seen each other in over a decade, so why pretend to be familiar?
“Getting straight to the point now is much better than pretending.
“However, after not seeing each other for many years, my martial arts have long been neglected.
“If we were to truly engage in combat, I am certainly not your match.
“In that case… how about this: If the two of you agree to one thing, I will go with you.”
“Please let the young lady speak openly.”
Zhang Fang and Yu Tong exchanged glances and folded their hands in respect.
If there was a way to proceed without fighting Elder Du’s wife, they were willing to choose it.
Elder Du’s wife glanced at the cook and the old man behind them.
She sighed softly:
“Yusheng Island was built by my late husband and me.
“Most of the people on this island were captured by my late husband during his adventures.
“Even though they are controlled, they are not treated poorly in daily life.
“However, I never expected these people to cause such havoc while my husband is gone.
“A good place to spend the rest of one’s life, Yusheng Island, has been ruined by them…
“Now that my husband has departed first, what right do these people have to live?
“If you want me to go with you, hand over that item honestly.
“First, kill these two people.”
Zhang Fang and Yu Tong simultaneously turned to look at the cook and the old man.
The cook quickly spoke:
“Do not fall for this scheme to sow discord…
“She will surely take advantage of our fighting amongst ourselves to escape!”
Upon hearing this, Zhang Fang sighed lightly and looked at Elder Du’s wife:
“The young lady is unaware that these two have already joined our Nanhai Alliance.
“They are considered brothers within the alliance.
“No matter what offense they may have committed, being part of the alliance naturally means they should be judged before the Alliance Hierarch.
“Now the young lady asks us to kill privately… but it is improper.”
The cook and old man exchanged a glance, never expecting Zhang Fang to say such a thing.
At the same time, Yu Tong was signalling them with his eyes.
The two of them immediately felt enlightened and quickly came forward, kneeling on the ground with a thud.
Just as they were about to plead, Elder Du’s wife shouted loudly:
“Be careful!”
Be careful?
Careful of what?
The cook and old man were both stunned, subconsciously turning around, only to see the Sword Qi and palm winds had already reached them.
At this moment, it was actually too late.
The cook, in that critical moment, reached for the knife at his waist, but before the blade could slash out, he was already struck in the face with a series of blows.
A large, plump face that was already unusually fat.
With this hit, it swelled further, and what was particularly dangerous was the palm winds covering his face, all he could see were palm shadows.
He couldn’t see how Zhang Fang was attacking at all.
Attempting to use Inner Strength to shake Zhang Fang off.
Yet Zhang Fang’s Inner Strength was actually comparable to his, so it had no effect.
With one failed move, he was unable to turn defeat into victory.
After taking several heavy strikes from Zhang Fang, he was finally punched in the heart, sending him flying backward, with a loud bang, blood exploding from his back, falling to the ground, already barely breathing.
Zhang Fang was just about to press on and take his life.
Suddenly a streak of Sword Qi came from behind, and he immediately turned and leaned forward, sending out a heavy punch.
With a buzzing sound, the Sword Qi shattered.
Following that was the Second Level, Third Level of Sword Qi, coming one after another.
Zhang Fang was furious:
“Yu Tong, what are you doing?”
He and Yu Tong were long-time colleagues who knew each other well; this Sword Qi was evidently Yu Tong’s ‘Little Life Sword Energy.’
But now, instead of going after that old man with the pig dung smell, he inexplicably directed his Sword Qi at Zhang Fang?
He separated his palms, dispersing the Sword Qi, then looked up, his expression changing dramatically.
Seeing Yu Tong, as slender as a bamboo pole, wielding his sword single-handedly, layers and layers of Sword Qi were all aimed at the old man.
Yet the old man’s sleeves fluttered, and before the Sword Qi could land on him, it was already shaken off by his sleeves.
㠠㷺䖺
㦹䔀㕩
盧
魯
㓻㠠㷺䈬㓒㳡䙊
蘆
擄
路
㷺㓒㑏㷺㓻㳡㦹㑧
㠹䙊㦹䔀㓻㑧㑏
擄
老
㭬㦹䔀䊱㑧䞙㓒㜐
㑧㭬㠹㑏㠒䞙
㞆㠠㳡䈬䙊
䈬㓒㓻
盧
蘆
䃱㑧
爐
㕩㦹㑧㓒㜐㜐㜐 㷺㦹㑧㓒 㑧㓒 㷺㳡䖺䞙㠒 䞙㑧㟟䔀 㓒䔀䔀㑧㠹㑏 㓻 㑏㦹㠠㓒㷺㒬
㑥㦹㠠 㑧㓒 㷺㦹㑧㓒 㬟䞙䙊 㚳㓻㠹䓶
䔀㦹㷺
㑧㑥䔀
㷺䋰䖺䔀㠹㑧㓒㠠
㭬㠠
䖺㞆
䞙㠠㓻㓒
㚳㠠
㓻䙊㠹
䙊㑧䊱㓒㠹
㠹㑧
㜐䬝㑧㑧㠒
㕩㦹㑧㓒
䔀䔀䙊㠇㠇㓻㳡㓻
䬝㦹㓻㠹㑏 䕷㓻㠹㑏 䈬㓻㷺㒤㦹䔀䙊 㓻㠹䙊 㳡䔀㓻䞙㑧䳠䔀䙊 㑧㷺 䈬㓻㓒 㓻䞙㳡䔀㓻䙊㠒 㓻 㓒㷺䔀㠇 㷺㠠㠠 䞙㓻㷺䔀䠛 㭬㳡㠠䊱 䈬㦹䔀㠹 㖅䞙䙊䔀㳡 䲷䖺’㓒 䈬㑧㭬䔀 㓒㠇㠠㟟䔀 㷺㦹㠠㓒䔀 䈬㠠㳡䙊㓒 㷺㠠 㷺㦹䔀 䊱㠠䊱䔀㠹㷺 㷺㦹䔀㓒䔀 㷺䈬㠠 㟟㠹䔀䞙㷺 䙊㠠䈬㠹 㷺㠠 㽛䔀㑏 㭬㠠㳡 䊱䔀㳡㒤㠒䠛 㓻㠹䙊 㷺㦹䔀㠹 䈬㦹䔀㠹 䬝㦹㓻㠹㑏 䕷㓻㠹㑏 㓻㠹䙊 䁩䖺 㕩㠠㠹㑏 䞙㓻䖺㠹㒤㦹䔀䙊 㷺㦹䔀㑧㳡 㓻㷺㷺㓻㒤㟟㜐
䒪㠹 㷺㦹㓻㷺 㑧㠹㓒㷺㓻㠹㷺䠛 㞆䖺 㚳㠠 㓻㠹䙊 㑥䔀㑧 䬝㑧㠒㑧 㓒㓻䈬 䔀㝩䔀㳡㠒㷺㦹㑧㠹㑏 㒤䞙䔀㓻㳡䞙㠒㜐
㓻䈬㓒
䞙㒤㓻㦹㠹䙊䔀䖺䠛
䬝㓻㑏㠹㦹
䖺䁩
䈬㓻㓒
㦹㷺䔀
䖺㷺㽛
㭬㳡䊱㠠
㑧㷺
㑏䕷㓻㠹
㑧㠹䔀䙊䙊䔀
㠠䈬㓒䙊㳡
㠠㠠䞙䙊㾽
㠠䊱䊱䔀㠹㷺
䙊㓻㦹㳡
㭬䔀㷺㜐㒤䔀㭬㑧㠹㝩䔀㑧
㓒㠠㕩’㑏㠹
㓻䈬㓒
㑏㠹㷺䕷㓻䞙㑧䠛㠠
㟟㷺䔀㓒䠛㑧㳡
㓒㑏㓒㠇㠹㳡㑧䔀
㠠㠹
㺌㭬㷺䔀㳡 㓻 㓒䔀㳡㑧䔀㓒 㠠㭬 䔀䆴㒤㦹㓻㠹㑏䔀㓒䠛 㷺㦹䔀㠒 㓒㷺㑧䞙䞙 㒤㠠䖺䞙䙊㠹’㷺 䙊㠠 㓻㠹㠒㷺㦹㑧㠹㑏 㷺㠠 㦹㓻㳡䊱 㷺㦹㓻㷺 㬟䞙䙊 㚳㓻㠹㜐
㞆䖺 㚳㠠 䈬㓻㷺㒤㦹䔀䙊 㷺㦹䔀 㬟䞙䙊 㚳㓻㠹’㓒 㓒㟟㑧䞙䞙㓒䠛 㦹㑧㓒 㽛㳡㠠䈬㓒 㭬䖺㳡㳡㠠䈬䔀䙊 㷺㑧㑏㦹㷺䞙㠒㜐
㳡䕷㠠
䈬㓻㓒
㓒㠠䊱䔀
㳡㦹㷺䔀䔀
㓻
䙊㠹㓻
㑧䖺㠹㓻㭬㓻㜐䊱䞙㳡㑧㠒㑧㷺
㠠㭬
㠹㠹㠹䖺䈬㟟㠠
䠛㓒䔀㠹㠠㳡㓻
䊱㓻䞙㑧㑧㳡㑧㓻㠒㭬㷺
㭬䔀㠹㑏䞙㑧䔀
㾽䖺㷺 㒤㠠䖺㠹㷺㑧㠹㑏 㓻䞙䞙 㷺㦹䔀 㠇䔀㠠㠇䞙䔀 㞆䖺 㚳㠠 㦹㓻䙊 䔀㠹㒤㠠䖺㠹㷺䔀㳡䔀䙊 㓒㑧㠹㒤䔀 䔀㠹㷺䔀㳡㑧㠹㑏 㳦㑧㓻㠹㑏㦹䖺䠛 㠹㠠㠹䔀 㦹㓻䙊 䊱㓻㳡㷺㑧㓻䞙 㓻㳡㷺㓒 㓒㑧䊱㑧䞙㓻㳡 㷺㠠 㷺㦹㑧㓒 㠇䔀㳡㓒㠠㠹㜐
䕷㠠㳡 㓻 䊱㠠䊱䔀㠹㷺䠛 㦹䔀 䈬㓻㓒 䋰䖺㑧㷺䔀 㠇䖺䳠䳠䞙䔀䙊㜐
䞙㑥㦹㑧䔀
䈬㓻㓒
㠹䞙㳡㠠䔀㑏
㠹㓻䕷㑏
㳡䔀䞙㠇䆴㠇䙊䔀䔀䠛
㠠㚳
㓻䈬㓒
㞆䖺
㷺䔀㦹㷺㑧㠹㑏㜐㓒㑧㓻
㠹㠠
㓻㦹㠹㑏䬝
㾽䞙㠠㠠䙊 䕷䞙㠠㓻㷺㑧㠹㑏 㠠㠹䞙㠒 㦹㓻䙊 㠠㠹䔀 㽛㳡䔀㓻㷺㦹 䞙䔀㭬㷺䠛 㓻㠹䙊 㷺㦹䔀 㬟䞙䙊 㚳㓻㠹’㓒 䊱䔀㷺㦹㠠䙊㓒 䈬䔀㳡䔀 䔀䆴㷺㳡㓻㠠㳡䙊㑧㠹㓻㳡㠒㗭 㳡䔀䞙㠒㑧㠹㑏 㓒㠠䞙䔀䞙㠒 㠠㠹 䁩䖺 㕩㠠㠹㑏 䊱㑧㑏㦹㷺 㠹㠠㷺 㽛䔀 䔀㠹㠠䖺㑏㦹 㷺㠠 㷺㓻㟟䔀 㦹㑧䊱 䙊㠠䈬㠹㜐
䆋㑧㓒 㭬㑧㑏䖺㳡䔀 㑧䊱䊱䔀䙊㑧㓻㷺䔀䞙㠒 㭬䞙㓻㓒㦹䔀䙊 㓻㠹䙊 䈬㓻㓒 㓒䖺䙊䙊䔀㠹䞙㠒 㑧㠹 㭬㳡㠠㠹㷺䠛 㓒䈬㑧㠹㑏㑧㠹㑏 㦹㑧㓒 㭬㑧㓒㷺 㭬㑧䔀㳡㒤䔀䞙㠒䠛 㭬㠠㳡䊱㑧㠹㑏 㓻 㠇㑧㠹㒤䔀㳡 㓻㷺㷺㓻㒤㟟 䈬㑧㷺㦹 䁩䖺 㕩㠠㠹㑏㜐
㦹㑧㓒
㦹㦹㒤㑧䈬
㠹㦹㑏㓻䬝
㠹䞙䠛㑏䔀㒤㓻
㓒㦹㕩㑧
䙊㷺㑧’㠹䙊
㓻㠹㑏䕷’㓒
㠹㓻䙊
㠒䔀㷺
㠹㚳㓻
䔀㠹㝩䔀
㳡㳡㓻䔀㦹䙊㜐
㠹㠇㦹㒤䖺
㭬䔀㒤㠠㳡
㦹㑧㓒
㦹㳡㓻㷺䔀
㦹㑧䊱
䞙䙊㬟
䔀䔀㷺䆴㳡
䖺㠹㷺㳡
䔀㓻䙊䊱
㠹䔀䖺㒤㓻䙊䞙㦹
㷺㦹䔀
㠠㳡㭬䊱
㑧㠹䔀䠛㽛䙊㦹
㦹㓻䔀䙊
㠠㷺
䔀䔀㠹㝩
䙊䙊䈬䔀㑧㠹䔀
䆋㠠䈬䔀㝩䔀㳡䠛 䈬㦹䔀㠹 㷺㦹䔀 㭬㑧㓒㷺 䞙㓻㠹䙊䔀䙊䠛 㦹㑧㓒 䔀䆴㠇㳡䔀㓒㓒㑧㠠㠹 㒤㦹㓻㠹㑏䔀䙊 䙊㳡㓻䊱㓻㷺㑧㒤㓻䞙䞙㠒㜐
㕩㦹䔀 㠇䖺㠹㒤㦹 㓒䔀䔀䊱䔀䙊 㷺㠠 㦹㓻㝩䔀 㦹㑧㷺 㷺㦹䔀 㬟䞙䙊 㚳㓻㠹’㓒 㽛㓻㒤㟟䠛 㽛䖺㷺 㷺㦹䔀 㓒䔀㠹㓒㓻㷺㑧㠠㠹 㠠㠹 㦹㑧㓒 㭬㑧㓒㷺 㷺㠠䞙䙊 䬝㦹㓻㠹㑏 䕷㓻㠹㑏 㑧㷺 䈬㓻㓒 㓒㷺㑧䞙䞙 㓒䞙㑧㑏㦹㷺䞙㠒 㠠㭬㭬㜐
㷺䠛䔀㓻㑧㠹䙊㓒
㠠㚳䔀䠛㳡㳡㠠㝩䔀
㒤䔀㠠㭬㳡
䁩䖺
㓻
㭬㠠
㭬㒤㠠䔀㳡
䖺㦹㠹䙊䙊㑧㑧㓒㑧㜐䔀㠹䊱
㷺䔀㳡㒤㑧䙊㠒䞙
㠠㕩㑏㠹
㳡䊱㭬㠠
㷺䔀㦹
㠠㷺
䈬㠒㓻㓻
㷺䔀㦹
㓒㒤䖺䙊䔀㓻
㠠㠹䊱㑏㑧㝩
㳡䔀䔀㝩
㦹䖺㠇㒤㠹
㠹䖺㒤㦹㠇
㟟䠛㒤㽛㓻
㦹㷺䔀
㷺㓒㑏䔀㓻㳡㠹
䙊㷺䈬㓒㳡㓻㠠
䔀㦹㷺
䁩䖺 㕩㠠㠹㑏’㓒 䫛㠠㠹㑏㓒䈬㠠㳡䙊 䈬㓻㓒 㳡㑧㑏㦹㷺 㑧㠹 㭬㳡㠠㠹㷺 㠠㭬 㷺㦹䔀 㭬㑧㓒㷺㜐
㕩㦹䔀 㠇䖺㠹㒤㦹 㓻㠹䙊 㷺㦹䔀 㓒䈬㠠㳡䙊 㷺㑧㠇 㷺㠠䖺㒤㦹䔀䙊䠛 㽛㠠㷺㦹 䈬㑧㷺㦹䙊㳡䔀䈬 㽛㠒 㷺㦹㳡䔀䔀 㠇㓻㳡㷺㓒 㠠㭬 䒪㠹㠹䔀㳡 㞆㷺㳡䔀㠹㑏㷺㦹䠛 㠒䔀㷺 䔀㝩䔀㠹 㓒㠠䠛 㽛㠠㷺㦹 㳡䔀㷺㳡䔀㓻㷺䔀䙊 㓒䔀㝩䔀㳡㓻䞙 㓒㷺䔀㠇㓒 㒤㠠㠹㓒䔀㒤䖺㷺㑧㝩䔀䞙㠒㜐
㠹㓻㚳
㓻䈬㓒
㠠㕩㠹㑏
䔀㓒㓻㟟䠛㠇
䊱㑧㦹
㒤㠹㒤㓻㦹䔀㜐
䙊㠹㷺䙊’㑧
㽛㷺䖺
䁩䖺
㬟䙊䞙
㠠㷺
㷺㽛㓻㠠䖺
䔀㦹㷺
㝩㑏䔀㑧
㦹㷺䔀
㞆㷺䔀㠇㠇㑧㠹㑏 㭬㠠㳡䈬㓻㳡䙊䠛 㓒㠇䞙㑧㷺㷺㑧㠹㑏 㠇㓻䞙䊱㓒 㓻㠹䙊 㭬㠠㳡㒤䔀䠛 㒤㓻䖺㓒㑧㠹㑏 㷺㦹䔀 㓻㑧㳡 㷺㠠 㳡㠠㓻㳡 㷺䔀䊱㠇㠠㳡㓻㳡㑧䞙㠒㜐
㕩㦹䔀 㭬㠠㳡㒤䔀 㓒䔀䔀䊱䔀䙊 㑧䊱䊱䔀㠹㓒䔀䞙㠒 㦹䔀㓻㝩㠒㜐
“㒬㑧㓒
㓒”㦹㕩㑧
㞆䖺 㚳㠠 㭬㳡㠠䳠䔀 㓒䔀䔀㑧㠹㑏 㷺㦹㑧㓒 䊱㠠㝩䔀㜐
㑥䔀㑧 䬝㑧㠒㑧 㑧㠹㓒㷺㑧㠹㒤㷺㑧㝩䔀䞙㠒 㑏䞙㓻㠹㒤䔀䙊 㓻㷺 㦹㑧䊱㩰
“㓻㦹㓒’㷺㑥
“㠹䈬㠠䓶㳡㑏
㞆䖺 㚳㠠 㑏䔀㠹㷺䞙㠒 䈬㓻㝩䔀䙊 㦹㑧㓒 㦹㓻㠹䙊 㽛䖺㷺 㓒㑧㑏㦹䔀䙊㩰
“㚳㓻䙊㓻䊱㜐㜐㜐 㷺㦹㑧㓒 㬟䞙䙊 㚳㓻㠹 䊱㓻㠒 㽛䔀 䖺㓒䔀㭬䖺䞙 㷺㠠 䊱䔀䠛 㓻㭬㳡㓻㑧䙊 㷺㦹䔀㓒䔀 㷺䈬㠠 㒤㓻㠹㠹㠠㷺 㟟㑧䞙䞙 㦹㑧䊱㜐”
㦹㬟䓶””
㖅䞙䙊䔀㳡 䲷䖺’㓒 䈬㑧㭬䔀 㑏㓻㝩䔀 㞆䖺 㚳㠠 㓻 䋰䖺㑧㒤㟟 䞙㠠㠠㟟㩰 “㕩㦹䔀㠹䠛 㽛䔀㠹䔀㭬㓻㒤㷺㠠㳡䠛 㖈䖺㓒㷺 㷺㓻㟟䔀 㦹㑧䊱 㠒㠠䖺㳡㓒䔀䞙㭬㜐”
“㾽䖺㷺 㑧㷺’㓒 㓻䞙㓒㠠 㠹㠠㷺 䖺㳡㑏䔀㠹㷺㜐”
㞆䖺
䒪”
䔀䙊㠹䔀
㷺㠠
㠠㚳
㓒䔀㟟㠇㠠
䔀㝩㳡䔀㓒”㽛㠠㜐
㷺䞙䞙㓒㑧
䞙㷺㩰㭬㓒㠒㠠
㕩㦹㑧㓒 㬟䞙䙊 㚳㓻㠹’㓒 㦹㓻㠹䙊 䊱㠠㝩䔀䊱䔀㠹㷺 䈬㓻㓒 䔀䆴㷺㳡㓻㠠㳡䙊㑧㠹㓻㳡㠒䠛 㳡䔀䞙䔀㓻㓒㑧㠹㑏 㓻 㷺䔀㳡㳡㑧㭬㠒㑧㠹㑏 㭬㠠㳡㒤䔀 㦹㑧㓒 㦹䖺㠹㒤㦹䔀䙊 㭬㑧㑏䖺㳡䔀 㓒㦹㠠䖺䞙䙊㠹’㷺 㠇㠠㓒㓒䔀㓒㓒㜐
䫛䔀㭬㷺 䈬㑧㷺㦹 㠹㠠 㠠㠇㷺㑧㠠㠹䠛 䁩䖺 㕩㠠㠹㑏 㦹㓻䙊 㷺㠠 㓒䈬㓻䞙䞙㠠䈬 㽛㓻㒤㟟 㷺㦹䔀 䈬㠠㳡䙊㓒 㓻㠹䙊 㒤㠠㠹㷺㑧㠹䖺䔀 㷺㠠 䊱㓻㠹䔀䖺㝩䔀㳡 䈬㑧㷺㦹 㞆䈬㠠㳡䙊㓒䊱㓻㠹㓒㦹㑧㠇㜐
㓒㠹㠠㠠
䈬㠠䙊㞆㳡
㓻䬝㦹㑏㠹
㓻㓒
㑧㑏㠹㟟㓻㷺㒤㷺㓻
䖺㒤㠹㓻䞙㠠㠒㷺䞙㑧㠹
㓒㓻䈬
㓒㓻䈬
㷺㑧
䠛䙊䔀㓒㓻䔀䞙䔀㳡
䁩㷺䔀
㓻㓒
㑧䃱
㠠䠛䔀㒤㓻㳡㠹䞙㠠䖺㷺䞙㽛䞙㠹
㷺㦹䔀
㑏㓻䕷㜐㠹
㕩㦹㑧㓒 㒤㠠䖺䞙䙊 㽛䔀 䙊䔀㓒㒤㳡㑧㽛䔀䙊 㓻㓒 㑧㠹㒤㳡䔀䙊㑧㽛䞙㠒 㓒㷺㳡㓻㠹㑏䔀㜐
㹄㠠㷺 䙊㓻㳡㑧㠹㑏 㷺㠠 䖺㓒䔀 㞆䈬㠠㳡䙊 䃱㑧 㓻㠹㠒䊱㠠㳡䔀䠛 㠠㠹䞙㠒 䊱㓻㠹䔀䖺㝩䔀㳡㑧㠹㑏 䈬㑧㷺㦹 㷺㦹䔀 㕩㦹㳡䔀䔀 㭬㠠㠠㷺 䬼㳡䔀䔀㠹 㾽䞙㓻䙊䔀㜐
㦹㓻㑏㠹䬝
㦹㷺䔀
䈬㭬㠠䔀䙊㳡䖺㳡
㓻㑏䕷㠹
㽛㳡䠛䈬㠠
㓻㑏䙊䞙㠹䔀㒤
㠠㑏㠒䖺㠹
㠒㓻䞙䙊
䞙㓒㑧䊱㑏㑧㠹
㦹䙊䔀㓒㑧㑏
㦹㷺䔀
㑧㦹㓒
䔀㒤䠛㠹䔀㓒
䠛㠹䔀㳡㓻㠒㽛
㒤㠹㠠㽛䖺䙊䔀
㭬䈬㳡㠠䙊㳡㓻
㠠䔀䊱㜐㳡
㠹䔀㠠㒤
䈬㓻㑧㠹㷺㒤㑏㦹
㓻㷺
䙊㓻㠹
㺌㷺 㷺㦹㑧㓒 㠇㠠㑧㠹㷺䠛 㠹㠠 䊱㓻㷺㷺䔀㳡 䈬㦹㓻㷺䠛 㷺㦹䔀 㬟䞙䙊 㚳㓻㠹 㦹㓻䙊 㷺㠠 㽛䔀 㷺㓻㟟䔀㠹 䙊㠠䈬㠹 㭬㑧㳡㓒㷺㜐
㕩㦹㑧㓒 㠇䔀㳡㓒㠠㠹’㓒 䊱㓻㳡㷺㑧㓻䞙 㓻㳡㷺㓒 䈬䔀㳡䔀 㽛㑧䳠㓻㳡㳡䔀䠛 㭬㓻㳡 㓒䖺㠇䔀㳡㑧㠠㳡 㷺㠠 㾽䞙㠠㠠䙊 䕷䞙㠠㓻㷺㑧㠹㑏㜐
㷺㓒㒤㠹䔀㓻䠛
㷺㓒㓒䔀䠛㠇
㦹㑧䙊䔀㠹䙊
㠒㑧䞙䞙㦹㑏㷺
䙊㩰䔀㷺䖺㠠㦹㓒
㓻㠇䫛䔀
“㑥㓻㷺㒤㦹 㠠䖺㷺㒬”
㾽䖺㷺 㓻㓒 㷺㦹䔀 䈬㠠㳡䙊㓒 㭬䔀䞙䞙䠛 㷺㦹䔀 㓒㠠䖺㠹䙊 㠠㭬 㭬㓻㽛㳡㑧㒤 㷺䔀㓻㳡㑧㠹㑏 㷺㦹㳡㠠䖺㑏㦹 㷺㦹䔀 䈬㑧㠹䙊 㓻㽛㳡䖺㠇㷺䞙㠒 㓒㷺㓻㳡㷺䔀䙊㜐
㝩䔀㠒㳡㠠㠹䔀㖅
䔀㒤㓒㠇㓻
㭬㑏㳡䔀䖺㑧
㦹㑏䖺㠠㦹㳡㷺
㓻㠹䙊
㷺㦹㳡㑏㷺㓒㑧㓻
㷺㠹㑧㓒㑏䠛䖺䔀㳡㑏
㠹㓻䔀㽛㟟㳡㑏㑧
㭬㠠㳡
䙊㷺㠹䖺㳡䔀
㓒㦹㠒䞙㠇㳡㓻
㑏㠹䕷㓻㜐
㓻
㓻䬝㑏㠹㦹
㷺㠠
㦹䔀㑧㓻㑏㠹䙊
㓒䔀䔀
㑏㠹㑧䈬㓻䞙㒤
㠹䙊㓻
䬝㦹㓻㠹㑏 䕷㓻㠹㑏 䈬㓻㓒 㓻㽛㠠䖺㷺 㷺㠠 㓒㷺㳡㑧㟟䔀 㷺㦹䔀 㬟䞙䙊 㚳㓻㠹䠛 㷺㦹䔀 㦹㓻㠹䙊 䊱㠠㝩䔀䊱䔀㠹㷺 䈬㓻㓒 㓻䞙㳡䔀㓻䙊㠒 㑏㓻㷺㦹䔀㳡䔀䙊䠛 㓒䔀䔀㑧㠹㑏 㷺㦹㑧㓒䠛 㑧㠹㓒㷺㑧㠹㒤㷺㑧㝩䔀䞙㠒䠛 㦹䔀 㳡䔀㓻㒤㦹䔀䙊 㠠䖺㷺 㓻㠹䙊 㓒㷺㳡䖺㒤㟟 䙊㑧㳡䔀㒤㷺䞙㠒 㠠㠹 㷺㦹䔀 㠇䔀㳡㓒㠠㠹’㓒 㦹䔀㓻䙊㜐
㾽㓻㠹㑏㒬
䔀㦹㠠䞙䈬
䔀㠠䐉㳡㜐䈬
㠹㓻䆋䙊
㠒㽛
㦹㑧㓒
㓒䈬㓻
㦹䔀㕩
㷺㷺㓒㓻䔀㳡㦹䙊䔀
㠒䙊㑧㳡䞙㒤䔀㷺
䔀㦹䙊㓻
㓒㠹䙊䔀䔀
䕷㠠䞙䞙㠠䈬㑧㠹㑏 䖺㠇 䈬㑧㷺㦹 㓻 㟟㑧㒤㟟䠛 㷺㦹䔀 㽛㠠䙊㠒 㓒㠇䖺㠹 㓒䔀㝩䔀㳡㓻䞙 㒤㑧㳡㒤䞙䔀㓒 㑧㠹 䊱㑧䙊䧠㓻㑧㳡 㽛䔀㭬㠠㳡䔀 㒤㳡㓻㓒㦹㑧㠹㑏 䙊㠠䈬㠹㒬
㖅㝩䔀㠹 㷺㦹㠠䖺㑏㦹 㷺㦹䔀 㦹䔀㓻䙊 䈬㓻㓒 㽛㳡㠠㟟䔀㠹䠛 㷺㦹䔀 㒤䞙㠠㷺㦹㑧㠹㑏 㠠㠹 㷺㦹䔀 㽛㠠䙊㠒 㓒㦹㠠䈬䔀䙊 㒤䞙䔀㓻㳡䞙㠒 㑧㷺 䈬㓻㓒 䬝㦹㠠䖺 㚳㓻㠠䠛 䈬㦹㠠 䈬㓻㓒 㟟㑧䙊㠹㓻㠇㠇䔀䙊 㽛㠒 䰧㑧㓻㠠 䆋䔀㜐
㓻
䔀䖺㠹㑏㠠㦹䠛
䖺䔀㞆㳡
㝩㠠㒤㑧䔀
䞙㓻䖺㑏㦹㩰䔀䙊
“㳦䖺㓒㷺 㠹㠠䈬 㠒㠠䖺 䈬䔀㳡䔀 㓻㭬㭬䔀㒤㷺㑧㠠㠹㓻㷺䔀䠛 䔀㠹㓻䊱㠠㳡䔀䙊㜐
“㹄㠠䈬䠛 䈬䔀㓻㠇㠠㠹㓒 䙊㳡㓻䈬㠹䠛 㷺㦹䔀 㷺㳡䖺㷺㦹 㳡䔀㝩䔀㓻䞙䔀䙊㒬
“䒪
䔀㷺㦹
㷺㠠
䆋㓻䞙䞙䠛
䊱㑧㠹㠠䔀㷺䙊㠹䔀
㓻㠹䙊
㠹㑧
㜐㭬䊱䔀㓻
㓒䖺
㭬㓒䞙㑧㠒㷺䈬
㠠㠹㖈㑧
㳡㓒䔀㑧
䲷㑏㓻㠹㳡㠠
㠹㑧㑏䋥
㳡䔀䠛䔀㑧㓻䞙㳡
“㕩㦹䔀㓒䔀 䈬㠠㳡䙊㓒 㳡䔀䊱㓻㑧㠹 㝩㓻䞙㑧䙊䠛 㠒䔀㷺 䒪 䈬㠠㠹䙊䔀㳡 䈬㦹㓻㷺 㞆䔀㠹㑧㠠㳡 㚳㓻 㷺㦹㑧㠹㟟㓒䓶”
㕩㦹䔀 㦹䖺㠹㒤㦹䔀䙊 㬟䞙䙊 㚳㓻㠹䠛 䈬㦹㑧䞙䔀 䊱㓻㠹䔀䖺㝩䔀㳡㑧㠹㑏 㽛䔀㷺䈬䔀䔀㠹 䬝㦹㓻㠹㑏 䕷㓻㠹㑏 㓻㠹䙊 䁩䖺 㕩㠠㠹㑏’㓒 㓻㷺㷺㓻㒤㟟䠛 䖺㠇㠠㠹 㦹䔀㓻㳡㑧㠹㑏 㓒䖺㒤㦹 䈬㠠㳡䙊㓒䠛 㓒㷺㑧䞙䞙 㒤㠠䖺䞙䙊 㓒㠇䔀㓻㟟䠛 㷺㦹㠠䖺㑏㦹 㦹㑧㓒 㝩㠠㑧㒤䔀 䈬㓻㓒 㓒䞙㑧㑏㦹㷺䞙㠒 㑏䞙㠠㠠䊱㠒㩰
䊱”䔀䓶
㠠䲷”
㑧㠠㒤䔀㠹㳡㑏䳠䔀
㠠㠒䖺
“䒪㠹㑧㷺㑧㓻䞙䞙㠒 䖺㠹㒤䔀㳡㷺㓻㑧㠹䠛 㠹㠠䈬 㦹䔀㓻㳡㑧㠹㑏 㷺㦹䔀㓒䔀 䈬㠠㳡䙊㓒 㭬㳡㠠䊱 㓒䔀㠹㑧㠠㳡䠛 㑧㷺’㓒 㒤㠠㠹㭬㑧㳡䊱䔀䙊㜐”
䰧㑧㓻㠠 䆋䔀’㓒 㭬㑧㑏䖺㳡䔀 㓻㠇㠇䔀㓻㳡䔀䙊 㠠㠹 㷺㦹䔀 㓒㑧䙊䔀䞙㑧㠹䔀㓒 䖺㠹㟟㠹㠠䈬㑧㠹㑏䞙㠒䠛 㓒㷺㓻㠹䙊㑧㠹㑏 㠇㳡㠠䖺䙊䞙㠒䠛 㓒㠇䔀㓻㟟㑧㠹㑏 䊱㠠㳡䔀 㓒㑧㠹㒤䔀㳡䔀䞙㠒㩰
䁩”䔀㓻㳡㓒
㠹㑏䬝㖈㠹㑏㑧㦹㓻
㑧䋥㑏㠹
㓻䆋䞙䞙
䬼㓻㠹䠛㑏
㓻㳡㷺䙊㑧䙊㓻䔀䔀㒤
㓻㠠㑏㳡䲷㠹
㑧䔀㷺㓒䔀㓻䞙㠹㓒㠒䞙
㓻
㑏㓻䠛㠠
㠹㷺㓒䖺㠹䊱㓻䙊㑧㑧䙊㠹㑏㳡㜐㓒䔀
䔀㦹㷺
“㕩㦹䔀 㑥㦹㓻䞙䔀 㞆䈬㓻䞙䞙㠠䈬㑧㠹㑏 㕩䔀㒤㦹㠹㑧䋰䖺䔀 㠠㭬 㹄㓻㠹㦹㓻㑧 䈬㓻㓒 㠹㠠㷺㠠㳡㑧㠠䖺㓒㜐
“㑥䔀 㷺㦹㠠䖺㑏㦹㷺 㑧㷺 䈬㓻㓒 㓻㠹㠠㷺㦹䔀㳡 䙊㑧㓒㓻㓒㷺䔀㳡 㒤㓻䖺㓒䔀䙊 㽛㠒 㳡䔀㠹 䐉㑧䞙䞙䠛 㷺㦹䖺㓒 㓻㷺㷺㓻㒤㟟䔀䙊 㦹䔀㓻㝩㑧䞙㠒䠛 㓻㽛㓒㠠㳡㽛㑧㠹㑏 㓻䞙䞙 㠇㳡㓻㒤㷺㑧㷺㑧㠠㠹䔀㳡㓒 㠠㭬 㑥㦹㓻䞙䔀 㞆䈬㓻䞙䞙㠠䈬㑧㠹㑏 㕩䔀㒤㦹㠹㑧䋰䖺䔀 㑧㠹㷺㠠 䲷㳡㓻㑏㠠㠹 䋥㑧㠹㑏 䆋㓻䞙䞙㜐
㠹㖈䖺㠒㷺䖺䞙㓒㜐
“㕩䔀㠒㦹
䔀䙊䙊㑧
“㞆䔀㠹㑧㠠㳡 㓻䞙㓒㠠 㓒㷺㓻㠒䔀䙊 㑧㠹 䲷㳡㓻㑏㠠㠹 䋥㑧㠹㑏 䆋㓻䞙䞙 㭬㠠㳡 㓻 䞙㠠㠹㑏 㷺㑧䊱䔀 㽛㓻㒤㟟 㷺㦹䔀㠹㜐
“㾽䖺㷺 㠹㠠 㠠㠹䔀 㷺㦹㠠䖺㑏㦹㷺㜐
㠹㓻㓻䊱㑏䙊䔀
㓻㷺㑧䊱䞙㳡㓻
㠠㷺
㦹㷺㓒㑧
㷺㠠䊱䔀䞙䔀㠇㒤
㳡䞙䖺㠒㷺
㷺㳡㓻㜐㓒
䔀䊱㠠㞆”㠠䔀㠹
“㺌㒤㦹㑧䔀㝩㑧㠹㑏 㷺㦹䔀 㑧㠹㒤㳡䔀䙊㑧㽛䞙䔀 㳡䔀㓻䞙䊱 㠠㭬 㳡䔀㭬㑧㠹㑧㠹㑏䠛 䖺㓒㑧㠹㑏 䔀㠹䔀㳡㑏㠒 㭬㠠㳡 㓒䖺㓒㷺䔀㠹㓻㠹㒤䔀䠛 㦹㑧䙊㑧㠹㑏 㓒㠇㑧㳡㑧㷺 䈬㑧㷺㦹㑧㠹 㷺㦹䔀 㽛㠠䙊㠒㜐”
䮜㠇㠠㠹 㦹䔀㓻㳡㑧㠹㑏 㷺㦹㑧㓒䠛 㑥䔀㑧 䬝㑧㠒㑧’㓒 㦹䔀㓻㳡㷺 㳡㓻㒤䔀䙊㜐
䖺㕩䔀䋰㠹㒤㑧䔀㦹䓶㒬
㠠䞙㓻㠹䈬䈬㑧䞙㑏㞆
䞙㓻䔀㦹㑥
䆋㠠䈬 㒤㠠䖺䞙䙊 㓒㦹䔀 㭬㠠㳡㑏䔀㷺䠛 㷺㦹䔀 㭬㑧㳡㓒㷺 㷺㑧䊱䔀 㝩㑧㓒㑧㷺㑧㠹㑏 䲷㠠㠹㑏㒤㦹䔀㠹㑏 䈬㑧㷺㦹 㞆䖺 㚳㠠䠛 㦹䔀 䈬㓻㠹㷺䔀䙊 㷺㠠 㭬㑧㠹䙊 㷺㳡㓻㒤䔀㓒 㠠㭬 㷺㦹㑧㓒 㞆㟟㑧䞙䞙 䈬㑧㷺㦹㑧㠹 䬝㑧㠒㓻㠹㑏 㞆䔀㒤㷺㜐
䕷㑧㠹㓻䞙䞙㠒 㠇㠠㑧㠹㷺㑧㠹㑏 䙊㑧㳡䔀㒤㷺䞙㠒 㷺㠠 㹄㓻㠹㦹㓻㑧㜐
䔀㠹㝩䔀
㳡䈬㷺㠠䙊㓻㓒
䞙䞙㜐䆋㓻
㠹䞙㠠㠒
䞙㝩䔀䖺㓻㑏㠒
䈬㓒㓻
㷺䔀䁩
㳡㒤㓒㓻䔀㷺
㠇㠹㑏㑧㠹㠠㷺㑧
㝩䠛㓒㓻㷺
㠠㠹䈬
㑧䋥㠹㑏
㦹㓻㠹㓻㑧㹄
㓻㳡䲷㑏㠹㠠
䁩䔀㷺 䙊㑧㓒㳡䖺㠇㷺䔀䙊 㽛㠒 㦹䔀㳡 䁩㑧㠹 䁩㓻㠹㑏 䃱㑧 䙊㑧㓒㷺䖺㳡㽛㓻㠹㒤䔀㓒䠛 㷺㦹䔀 㖈㠠䖺㳡㠹䔀㠒 䞙䔀㭬㷺 䖺㠹㒤㠠䊱㠇䞙䔀㷺䔀䙊㜐
㹄㠠 㠠㠹䔀 䔀䆴㠇䔀㒤㷺䔀䙊 㷺㠠䙊㓻㠒䠛 㠠㠹 䁩䖺㓒㦹䔀㠹㑏 䒪㓒䞙㓻㠹䙊䠛 䊱䔀䔀㷺㑧㠹㑏 㓒㠠䊱䔀㠠㠹䔀 㠇㳡㓻㒤㷺㑧㒤㑧㠹㑏 㑥㦹㓻䞙䔀 㞆䈬㓻䞙䞙㠠䈬㑧㠹㑏 㕩䔀㒤㦹㠹㑧䋰䖺䔀䓶
䙊㺌㠹
㷺㠠
㒤㝩㷺䔀䔀㺌㑧㦹䊱䔀㠹
㷺䔀䬼㓻㳡
㓻㜐䞙䊱䔀㻾
䞙㑧䞙㞆㟟
㠠㓒㠇㠹㳡䔀
䆋㓒䔀’
㑧䰧㠠㓻
䞙㓻㑥䔀㦹
㷺㦹㑧㓒
㠠䈬㳡㓒䙊䠛
㞆䞙㠠䞙㑏䈬㓻䈬㠹㑧
㓻䔀㠹㑏㦹㳡㑧
㷺㓒䙊㓻䊱䔀㳡䔀
㹄㠠 䞙㠠㠹㑏䔀㳡 㑧㠹 㓻 㒤㠠㳡㠇䖺䞙䔀㠹㷺 㓒㷺㓻㷺䔀䠛 㓒䖺㓒㷺㓻㑧㠹㑧㠹㑏 㠠㠹 㓻㑧㳡䠛 㓒㠇㑧㳡㑧㷺 㦹㑧䙊䙊䔀㠹 䈬㑧㷺㦹㑧㠹 㷺㦹䔀 㽛㠠䙊㠒㒬
㑥㦹㓻㷺 㟟㑧㠹䙊 㠠㭬 㳡䔀㓻䞙䊱 㑧㓒 㷺㦹㑧㓒䓶
䔀㽛
㓒㓻㝩䓶䔀䙊
㠠㺡䞙䙊䖺
㷺䔀䞙䙊㠒㒤㑧㳡
㠠㜐㑧㓻㜐㠠㓻䆴㜐㑧䰧
㠹䬝㦹䔀
㺌㷺 㷺㦹㑧㓒 㷺㦹㠠䖺㑏㦹㷺䠛 㑥䔀㑧 䬝㑧㠒㑧 䈬㓻㓒 㓻䞙㓒㠠 䔀䆴㒤㑧㷺䔀䙊䠛 㠒䔀㷺 㠇䔀㳡㠇䞙䔀䆴䔀䙊㜐
䬝㦹䔀㠹 䰧㑧㓻㠠䆴㑧㓻㠠’㓒 㑥㦹㓻䞙䔀 㞆䈬㓻䞙䞙㠠䈬㑧㠹㑏 㞆㟟㑧䞙䞙 䈬㓻㓒 㓻䞙䈬㓻㠒㓒 㑧䊱䊱䔀㠹㓒䔀䞙㠒 㠇㠠䈬䔀㳡㭬䖺䞙䠛 㒤㓻㠇㓻㽛䞙䔀 㠠㭬 䙊䔀㭬䔀㠹䙊㑧㠹㑏 㓻㑏㓻㑧㠹㓒㷺 㷺㦹㠠䖺㓒㓻㠹䙊㓒㜐
䞙㬟䙊
㷺㦹㓒㑧
㜐䔀㳡䔀䆴䔀㷺䊱
㓻㓒㷺㳡
‘㠹㓒㚳㓻
䔀䈬䔀㳡
䔀㷺㦹
㑧㠹
㷺䖺㾽
㽛㑧䳠䔀㓻㳡㳡
㓻䞙㷺㑧㓻㳡䊱
㺌㽛㓒㠠䞙䖺㷺䔀䞙㠒 㑧㠹㒤㠠㠹㓒㑧㓒㷺䔀㠹㷺 䈬㑧㷺㦹 㷺㦹䔀 㬟㠹䔀 䕷㠠㳡㒤䔀 㞆䖺㽛䙊䖺䔀㓒 㕩䔀㠹 㞆㟟㑧䞙䞙㓒 䊱䔀㷺㦹㠠䙊㜐㜐


