Martial Arts Escort System: I Got A Maxed Level Divine Technique From The Beginning - Chapter 1199: 467: Mo Shuang

Capítulo 1199: Chapter 467: Mo Shuang

Kill or not kill?

Su Mo rubbed his chin, a hint of hesitation in his eyes.

The status of the Sihai Dragon Head is exceptional, encountering such a figure here, Su Mo considered himself quite fortunate.

Just now, there was a small trial of skill, which indeed proved quite useful.

Moreover, through this person, a more detailed understanding of the Dragon King Hall can be gained.

The Dragon King Hall is the power of the Imperial Dao in Nanhai.

This was revealed by several people from the Seven Killings Hall.

If more could be learned about them, it might bring unexpected benefits.

However…

How long can I keep up the pretense of calling myself ‘Saint Zuo’?

At this thought, Su Mo shook his head slightly.

Even if the deception is uncovered, it’s of little consequence.

At worst, use the Suffering People Scripture, and then silence them afterward.

However, in doing so, it would be a pity, since this person’s identity has great potential.

In any case, he must not be allowed to escape.

Just now, the two chants I taught him, although they are merely a mental method from the Nine Yin Mysterious Ice Strategy, aligning with the Mystic Ice Seven Extremes route,

They also contain my insights, making the cultivation technique even more powerful.

With this encounter, presumably, he won’t suspect my identity in the short term.

After pondering a bit, Su Mo spoke softly:

“You’ve done pretty well, but for just two leaders from the Nanhai Alliance, you’ve expended too much effort.

“The name of Sihai Dragon Head does seem somewhat undeserved.”

Just two leaders?

Xiao He lowered his head even more.

Inwardly, he was filled with distress.

The hierarchy of the Nanhai Alliance is absolutely different from that of the Dragon King Hall.

The Dragon King Hall has the Two Saints, Four Dragons, and Eight Sects.

But the Nanhai Alliance is based on alliances.

Each faction has its own, and the leader of each is considered an elder.

Before and after, there are at least dozens of them.

Though the quality varies, under the leadership of the Nanhai Alliance Leader, Gao Tianqi, it is tightly bound together.

And the leaders are exclusive to the main and vice leaders.

Experts recruited or trained by themselves hold the position of leader.

They have always been extremely skilled in martial arts.

They are the face of the Nanhai Alliance when traveling in the Jianghu.

Especially among the five great leaders, each one cannot be underestimated.

Even encountering them as a Sihai Dragon Head, it’s hard to determine the outcome.

Although Zhang Fang and Yu Tong have not entered the ranks of these five, their joint attack can still match them.

They are considered the top experts just below the five.

Xiao He, relying on his strength to contend with the two and gaining a slight advantage, has already shown extraordinary martial arts.

Now being reprimanded by ‘Saint Zuo’, he dared not refute a single word.

He could only honestly say:

“It is my incompetence.”

Considering that ‘Saint Zuo’ distinguished victory with just a few chants,

Xiao He’s suspicions about Su Mo’s identity were completely dispelled.

Su Mo waved his hand:

“Enough, just hope you learn from this failure and strive for improvement.

“Don’t become complacent after defeating two insignificant characters; our Dragon King Hall cannot afford such disgrace.”

“Yes, I understand,” Xiao He nodded repeatedly, feeling helpless, indeed in ‘Saint Zuo’s eyes, Zhang Fang and Yu Tong could only be considered insignificant.

With this, Su Mo stopped lecturing and instead called them over to help.

There were still quite a few loyal to Elder Du inside the secret room.

Earlier, when Sister Zhu came into the secret room wanting to take away the lady, she naturally encountered Su Mo and Wei Ziyi, who had completed the first three stages of the Golden Wind Jade Dew Calming Heart Technique.

The outcome, of course, goes without saying.

Now, with the help of the old man and Xiao He, they brought the people out of the secret room to see the light of day again.

However, among them, many were severely injured.

Especially Qingyang Yueying, the two young men, had not a single spot unmarked on their bodies.

They urgently needed healing and treatment.

These matters, after scrambling around, took about two hours, and they were finally settled.

Xiao He, together with the old man, ran about, feeling puzzled inside.

Now that ‘Saint Zuo’s identity has been exposed, why remain so polite to the island’s inhabitants?

But on second thought, the actions of ‘Saint Zuo’ must be profound and unfathomable.

With only a half-understanding, how could he dare to speculate wildly?

He had no choice but to honestly do the tasks Su Mo assigned.

As for the old man…

Su Mo initially thought that the island’s inhabitants would certainly not show him any goodwill.

However, the result surprised Su Mo.

This man, although he joined the rebellion of the shipmaster’s men,

But he hadn’t harmed anyone else on the island.

In fact, the reason these people are still alive is precisely because this old man mediated.

Especially Yue Ying…

If not for his intervention, her fate would have been tragic.

Thus, even if there was no fondness, there was no real malice either.

According to the old man’s own words,

He joined the shipmaster’s men merely to escape.

And not to do evil deeds.

This statement, Su Mo temporarily believed.

With various matters concluded, a maid, who seemed to be in fairly good condition, approached Su Mo and said in a low voice:

“Benevolent one, the lady requests your presence.”

Su Mo glanced at the sky.

They had arrived this morning, and now the west was already tinged with the colors of dusk.

He nodded, instructing Xiao He and the old man to wait here, then said to the maid:

“Lead the way.”

The maid led the way with small, quick steps, while Su Mo and Wei Ziyi followed behind her.

蘆

櫓

䮅㼌

㱿㼌䚓㚾䚓

老

擄

虜

㱿䰝䉃䮅

盧

㱐䨇䉃䨇䜲

䄎䜲䆋䜲㼌䰣䰝䇮䮅’㫦

櫓

䆋䨇

㱐䨇

蘆

䉃㢸㻣䬕䮅

䉃㢸㼌㙛䜲䜲㫦

䮅㱿䉃

盧

䠻䉃䜲䉃㻣䥎㱿㢸䮅䉃䇮㢸䚓䁭㱿㼌䇮㼌䚓䜲䉃㼌㫦䰝䞉䉃䉃䨇㱿䄎䨇㕬䄎䥣㻣㼌䨇㫦㼌䨇䆋䥙䥙䉃䜲㢸䨇㕬䮅㼌䞉䚓䉃䥎㼌䇮䇮䉃䮅䄎䥣㚾

㢶㼌㫦㼌䬕㱿㼌㫦䒻㱿㼌䨇㕬䉃㫦㢸䨇䮅䆋㼌䥣䚓㼌㢸䨇䥎㱿㢸䮅䉃㫦䜲䉃䇮䇮㻣䚓䉃㼌䨇㢸䨇㕬䞉䰝䮅㱿䉃䒻䆋䥙䥙㢸䨇㻣䥎㱿㢸䇮䥣䉃䜲㢸䨇㕬㾝䄎㢸䉃䮅䚓䰝䥎㢸䮅㱿䧦䚓㫦䉃䜲䘲䄎㚾

䨇䆋䥣䄎

㱿䉃䮅

䉃㼌䉃䒻䇮

㼌䜲㼌䨇䥣㢸䒻㱿㕬䥣䆋

㫦㢸㫦

䥙䆋䉃䮅䇮䥣䮅䇮䆋

䨇䰝䚓㬰

䰝䉃䮅㱿

䜲㼌㢸㕬䉃㱿䨇

䁭䇮㚾㢸㼌䥣䨇㕬䉃

䠽䉃䉃㢸䨇㕬䠽䄎㢶䆋㼌䨇㫦䝛䉃㢸䦙㢸䰝㢸㼌䜲䜲㢸㙛䉃㻣㢶㼌㫦㼌䬕䇮䮅䆋䆋㫦䄎䥣㻣㕬㼌䮅㱿䉃䜲䉃㫦㱿䉃䜲㫦䜲䉃䇮䇮䜲䉃䇮䥣䉃䒻䮅䥙䄎䚓䚓䰝㻣㼌䨇㫦䇮䆋䥙䮅䚓䰝䇮㼌㢸㫦㴿

“䠽㢸䜲㻣䥣䚓䉃㼌䇮䉃䥙䆋䜲㕬㢸㙛䉃䬕䉃㻣㼌䇮㢸䮅㱿㼌䇮䞉䉃䉃䨇䚓䆋䨇㕬䇮㢸䨇䒻䉃䥎䉃䚓㼌䇮䮅䬕䉃䮅㚾

㢸䥎㱿䇮

㱿䉃㨽”䜲䉃

䇮䆋

䮅䜲㼌䥣

䆋䮅

㿘䇮䰝㼌

‘䮅㫦䨇䆋

䄎䒻䬕㱿

㱐

䬕䉃䮅䬕䨇䆋㚾

䇮㢸

䆋䮅

㱐

䇮㢸㱿䥎

䥙䆋䜲

㼌

“䠽䆋㻣㱐䒻㼌䨇䆋䨇䚓䰝㼌䇮䁭䰝䆋䄎䮅䆋䒻䆋䬕䉃㱿䉃䜲䉃㼌䨇㫦䮅㼌䚓䁭㿘䥣䚓䉃㼌䇮䉃䥙䆋䜲㕬㢸㙛䉃㼌䨇䰝㫦㢸䇮䒻䆋䄎䜲䮅䉃䇮䰝㚾”

䠽䄎㢶䆋䇮㢸㕬㱿䉃㫦㻣䮅䆋䆋䁭䮅㱿䜲䉃䉃䇮䮅㢸䒻䁭䇮䆋䥙㢸䨇䒻䉃䨇䇮䉃䥙䜲䆋䬕䮅㱿䉃䮅㼌䞉䚓䉃㻣䚓㢸䮅䮅㱿䉃䬕㻣䞉䆋䥎䉃㫦㻣㼌䨇㫦㢸䨇䇮䉃䜲䮅䉃㫦䮅㱿䉃䬕䞉䉃䥙䆋䜲䉃䇮䥣䉃㼌䁭㢸䨇㕬㴿

䥙䆋䉃䇮㱄䉃䨇䥙”

㼌

㱐

䆋㱿䥎

䉃䮅㼌䁭

㢸䥣䮅㼌㢸㱿䇮䚓䨇㻣䆋䉃䜲

䉃䥣㫦䉃

䥙䚓䄎䨇䬕㢸㕬䉃㼌䨇

䠽䒻㱿”䄎

䚓䄎䆋㫦䒻

䨇㼌㫦

“㨽㱿㼌䨇䁭䰝䆋䄎㻣䠽㢸䜲㚾”

䧦䚓㫦䉃䜲䘲䄎’䇮䥎㢸䥙䉃䥙㼌㢸䨇䮅䚓䰝䇮䬕㢸䚓䉃㫦㻣䮅㱿䆋䄎㕬㱿㱿䉃䜲䉃䰝䉃䇮䥎䉃䜲䉃䥙㢸䚓䚓䉃㫦䥎㢸䮅㱿䇮㼌㫦䨇䉃䇮䇮㴿

䉃㫦䄎䇮

㱿㢸䇮

䉃”䠻

㼌䄎䞉䮅䆋

㕬䉃㼌㚾

䆋䮅

䚓䉃䬕䮅䨇㼌

“䠽㼌䰝㢸䨇㕬䮅㱿㼌䮅㱿䉃䥎㼌䇮䬕䄎䒻㱿䆋䚓㫦䉃䜲䮅㱿㼌䨇䬕䉃㻣㼌䨇㫦䥎䆋䄎䚓㫦㢸䨇䉃㙛㢸䮅㼌䞉䚓䰝䚓䉃㼌㙛䉃䥙㢸䜲䇮䮅㚾

“㨽㱿䉃䨇䚓䉃㼌㙛㢸䨇㕬䬕䉃㼌䚓䆋䨇䉃㢸䨇䮅㱿㢸䇮䥎䆋䜲䚓㫦㻣䥙䉃㼌䜲㢸䨇㕬㱐䥎䆋䄎䚓㫦䉃䨇㫦䬕䰝䆋䥎䨇䚓㢸䥙䉃㚾

䜲㕬䮅㱿䞉䄎䆋

䆋䇮䜲䆋䥎䜲㚾

䚓䇮㼌䰝䥎㼌

㨽䇮”㱿㢸

䮅㱿䮅䆋㱿䄎㕬

䬕㢸㱿

“㱐䒻䆋䬕䥙䆋䜲䮅䉃㫦㱿㢸䬕㻣䇮㼌䰝㢸䨇㕬䮅㱿㼌䮅㢸䥙䮅㱿㼌䮅㫦㼌䰝䮅䜲䄎䚓䰝䒻䆋䬕䉃䇮㻣㱐䥎䆋䄎䚓㫦䇮䮅㢸䚓䚓䚓㢸㙛䉃䥎䉃䚓䚓㚾

“㨽䉃䚓䚓㢸䨇㕬㱿㢸䬕䮅䆋䥎㼌㢸䮅䥙䆋䜲䬕䉃䞉䉃䚓䆋䥎…

㼌

㼌䒻䨇

㼌

䉃䮅㱿

㢸㫦䜲䅍㚾㕬䉃

䮅䥎䆋

䥬㢸㱿㼌䉃

䬕㢸㱿

䆋䜲

䇮㢸䮅’

㫦䉃㫦䒻㼌䉃䇮㻣

䜲䥙䮅䉃㼌

䰝䆋䨇䚓

䜲䆋

㱐

䇮䇮䒻䜲䆋

“䜲㱿䉃䮅䉃䝛㱿

㱐

㫦䉃㫦䒻䉃㼌㻣

䨇䉃䉃㙛

‘䮅䇮㢸

㕬㼌㢸䨇㼌

䉃䜲䉃䮅㱿

䇮䉃䉃

㱿䮅㼌䮅

㻣䜲㼌䰝䉃

“䁌䉃㢸䨇䒻㼌䜲䨇㼌䮅䉃䮅䆋㕬䉃䮅㱿䉃䜲㢸䨇䮅㱿䉃䨇䉃㱎䮅䚓㢸䥙䉃㻣䨇䉃㙛䉃䜲㱿㼌㙛㢸䨇㕬䮅䆋䥎䆋䜲䜲䰝㼌䞉䆋䄎䮅䮅㱿㢸䇮㼌㕬㼌㢸䨇㚾

“㱐㦱䄎䇮䮅䨇䉃㙛䉃䜲䉃㱎䥣䉃䒻䮅䉃㫦… 㱿䉃䥎䆋䄎䚓㫦䚓䉃㼌㙛䉃䇮䆋䇮䆋䆋䨇㚾

㕬䁭㼌㢸䨇䬕

㼌

䆋”䥎䥬

䥎㢸䮅㼌

䥙䆋䜲

䨇䆋䚓㕬

㚾”䬕䉃

㱿㢸䬕

䮅㼌

㱿㼌䥬㢸䉃

䅍䜲䉃㕬㫦㢸

䮅䬕䉃㢸

㱿䮅䉃

䠻䉃㼌䜲㢸䨇㕬䮅㱿㢸䇮㻣䠽䄎㢶䆋䒻䆋䄎䚓㫦䨇’䮅㱿䉃䚓䥣䞉䄎䮅䥙䉃䉃䚓䒻䆋䬕䥣䚓䉃㱎䉃䬕䆋䮅㢸䆋䨇䇮㢸䨇㱿㢸䇮㱿䉃㼌䜲䮅㚾

䠻䉃㼌䜲㢸䨇㕬㱿䉃䜲䥎䆋䜲㫦䇮㻣㢸䮅䥎㼌䇮䒻䉃䜲䮅㼌㢸䨇䇮㱿䉃䥎䆋䄎䚓㫦䨇’䮅䮅㼌䁭䉃㱿䉃䜲䆋䥎䨇䚓㢸䥙䉃㚾

䮅䮅㼌䉃䜲䬕

䆋㱿䥎

䉃䢼䮅

䨇䆋

䒻䆋䨇㢸䨇㫦䉃䮅㼌

䮅䉃䨇㼌㫦㫦䇮䜲䄎䉃䮅

䜲䇮䜲䥎䆋䆋

䨇㼌㫦

䮅㱿䉃

䥙䇮㕬㢸䨇䄎㼌䮅䆋䒻䥙㚾

䆋䜲

䒻㫦㢸䉃䇮䞉䉃㫦䜲㻣

㢸㢸䨇䥎䮅㻣㱿

㼌䇮䥎

䚓䮅䇮䚓㢸

䚓䚓䮅㱿㢸㕬䰝

䉃㢸㙛䉃䥎䬕䨇㕬䚓䆋㱿䜲

䞮䚓㼌䨇䒻㢸䨇㕬㼌䮅䝛䉃㢸䦙㢸䰝㢸䞉䉃䇮㢸㫦䉃㱿㢸䬕㻣㱿䉃䥙䆋䄎䨇㫦㱿䉃䜲䉃䰝䉃䇮㼌䚓䜲䉃㼌㫦䰝䜲䉃㫦㚾

䑱䇮㢸䥙䥙䉃㼌䜲㢸䨇㕬䧦䚓㫦䉃䜲䘲䄎’䇮䥎㢸䥙䉃䥎䆋䄎䚓㫦䨇䆋䮅㢸䒻䉃㱿䉃䜲䇮㼌㫦䨇䉃䇮䇮㻣䇮㱿䉃㾝䄎㢸䒻䁭䚓䰝䚓䆋䥎䉃䜲䉃㫦㱿䉃䜲㱿䉃㼌㫦㻣䨇䆋䮅㫦㼌䜲㢸䨇㕬䮅䆋䚓䉃䮅㱿䉃䜲䇮䉃䉃㚾

䠽䄎

䆋㢶

䥙䚓䬕䇮䉃㢸㱿

䒻䆋㕬䨇䥙㢸䜲

㫦㱎䚓䉃㻣䉃㱿㼌

䆋䮅

㴿䇮㼌䰝

䚓㢸䚓㱿䰝䮅㕬

“䮪䚓䉃㼌䇮䉃䜲䉃䇮䮅㼌䇮䇮䄎䜲䉃㫦㻣㢶㼌㫦㼌䬕㻣㼌䚓䮅㱿䆋䄎㕬㱿㱐㱿㼌㙛䉃䨇’䮅䁭䨇䆋䥎䨇䧦䚓㫦䉃䜲䘲䄎䥙䆋䜲䚓䆋䨇㕬㚾

“䢼䉃䮅㱐䄎䨇㫦䉃䜲䇮䮅㼌䨇㫦㱿㢸䇮䒻㱿㼌䜲㼌䒻䮅䉃䜲㾝䄎㢸䮅䉃䥎䉃䚓䚓㚾

䆋䥙

䄎䇮䉃䚓䰝䜲

“㱐

䨇㢸

䉃㙛䨇䉃

㱿䥬䉃㼌㢸

䄎䨇’䆋䚓㫦䮅䥎

㚾䮅㢸

䨇㢸

䨇㫦䥙㢸㢸䨇㕬

䮅㢸

㢸䥙

㦱䆋䰝

䉃䮅㱿

䥙㻣䉃䥙䜲䄎䇮

䉃䁭䬕㼌

䉃㱿

䥙䇮㱿㢸䉃䚓䬕

䬕㢸䨇䉃㼌㕬㢸

䮅䥙䆋䨇䜲

㻣㢸䬕㱿

㫦䜲䉃㕬㢸䅍㻣

䉃䥎䉃䜲

“䠽䉃㙛䉃䜲㼌䚓㫦䉃䒻㼌㫦䉃䇮㼌䜲䉃㦱䄎䇮䮅㼌䥙䚓㢸䒻䁭䆋䥙䮅㱿䉃䥙㢸䨇㕬䉃䜲䇮㚾

“㬰䨇䚓䰝䆋䨇䉃䮅㱿㢸䨇㕬䬕㢸㕬㱿䮅㼌䨇䨇䆋䰝㱿㢸䬕…”

䮅䝛㱿”㼌

㱄㢸䮅”

䇮㢸

䧦䚓㫦䉃䜲䘲䄎’䇮䥎㢸䥙䉃䥣㼌䄎䇮䉃㫦䄎䥣䆋䨇㱿䉃㼌䜲㢸䨇㕬䮅㱿㢸䇮㚾

“䠻䉃㫦㢸㫦䨇’䮅㱿㼌㙛䉃㼌䒻㱿㢸䒻䁭䉃䨇䚓䉃㕬䮅䆋䉃㼌䮅㚾”

㕬㼌㱿䚓䄎

䆋䜲

䄎䠽

㻣㼌䉃䮅

㢸㱿㢸㨽䨇䨇㕬䁭

䨇䆋䥎䁭

㕬䉃䚓

䧦䚓䜲䉃㫦

䥙䆋

䮅䇮㼌䚓

㼌

㻣䰝䜲䒻

䰝䚓䆋䨇

䮅㕬䆋

䮅㱿䉃

䒻䁭㱿䉃䨇㢸䒻

䘲䄎

㼌㙛䉃䨇䚓㢸㕬

䨇㢸㼌䥙䮅

䇮䇮㚾䨇䇮㼌䉃㫦

䆋㢶

䨇䉃䜲䉃㙛

䆋䮅

㫦䨇㢸’䮅㫦

䉃䥎㱿㱿䮅䉃䜲

䮅䆋

㑊䥣䆋䨇㱿䉃㼌䜲㢸䨇㕬䮅㱿㢸䇮㻣䧦䚓㫦䉃䜲䘲䄎’䇮䥎㢸䥙䉃䒻䆋䄎䚓㫦䨇’䮅㱿䉃䚓䥣䞉䄎䮅䇮䬕㢸䚓䉃㴿

“㱐䨇㫦䉃䉃㫦㻣㱿䉃䥎㼌䇮㼌㫦㫦㢸䒻䮅䉃㫦䮅䆋䒻㱿㢸䒻䁭䉃䨇䚓䉃㕬䇮㻣䥣䉃䜲㱿㼌䥣䇮㢸䨇㱿㢸䇮䥣㼌䇮䮅䚓㢸䥙䉃㱿䉃䥎㼌䇮㼌䥎䆋䜲䬕㫦䉃㙛䆋䄎䜲䉃㫦䞉䰝㼌䒻㱿㢸䒻䁭䉃䨇㚾

䇮㢸㱿

‘㨽䇮”㼌㱿䮅

㫦䆋䞉䇮䉃䉃䇮䇮

䇮䆋

㱿䨇䒻㢸䁭䉃䒻

䥙㚾䚓”䉃㢸

㱿䇮䉃’

㢸䇮䮅㱿

㕬䇮䉃䚓㻣

㢸䨇

䉃䜲䨇㕬䉃䉃㙛

䮅䥎㢸㱿

㱿䥎䰝

㢸䮅’䇮

䠽㼌䰝㢸䨇㕬䮅㱿㢸䇮㻣䇮㱿䉃䇮㱿䆋䆋䁭㱿䉃䜲㱿䉃㼌㫦㴿

“䠽䥣䉃㼌䁭㢸䨇㕬䆋䥙㱿㢸䬕㻣䮅㱿䉃䜲䉃㼌䜲䉃䬕㼌䨇䰝䮅㼌䨇㕬䉃䨇䮅䇮䮅㱿㼌䮅䥎䆋䄎䚓㫦䬕㼌䁭䉃䰝䆋䄎䚓㼌䄎㕬㱿㚾

㻣䥬䆋䥎”

䰝䄎䮅䒻㼌䚓㼌䚓

䮅䆋䨇㱿䜲䉃㼌

䆋䄎䰝

㱿䜲䉃䉃

䮅䬕䜲”㼌䮅䉃㚾

䇮㢸

䥙䆋䜲

㢸䨇㢸㙛䮅㕬㢸䨇

“䮪䚓䉃㼌䇮䉃㻣㢶㼌㫦㼌䬕㻣㕬䆋㼌㱿䉃㼌㫦㚾”

䅍䄎䮅䧦䚓㫦䉃䜲䘲䄎’䇮䥎㢸䥙䉃㫦㢸㫦䨇’䮅䇮䥣䉃㼌䁭㢸䬕䬕䉃㫦㢸㼌䮅䉃䚓䰝㻣㢸䨇䇮䮅䉃㼌㫦䥣㢸䒻䁭㢸䨇㕬䄎䥣㼌䅍䜲䆋䒻㼌㫦䉃䅍䆋㱎䥙䜲䆋䬕䮅㱿䉃䮅㼌䞉䚓䉃㚾

䇮䨇㢸㫦䉃㢸

䉃䉃䥙䮅

䥎䆋䮅

䥣䆋䨇㻣䉃䉃㫦

㼌

䆋㢶

䇮䥎㼌

䮅䉃㚾䫖䚓䄎

䩷㫦㼌䉃

㱿䉃䨇䥎

㼌䨇㫦

䚓䉃䰝㼌䨇䜲

㨽䉃㱿

䚓䆋㕬㻣䨇

䰝㼌䚓

䆋䞉㱎

䠽䄎㢶䆋䥎㼌䇮䇮䚓㢸㕬㱿䮅䚓䰝䇮䄎䜲䥣䜲㢸䇮䉃㫦㴿 “䝛㱿㼌䮅㢸䇮䮅㱿㢸䇮㱄”

“䮪䚓䉃㼌䇮䉃䮅㼌䁭䉃㢸䮅䆋䄎䮅㼌䨇㫦㢸䨇䇮䥣䉃䒻䮅㢸䮅䒻䚓䆋䇮䉃䚓䰝㚾”

㱿䮅䉃

䆋㢶

䠽䄎

䆋䄎䮅㚾

䉃㼌㫦䩷

䫖䚓䉃䮅䄎

㢸㼌䁭䮅䨇㕬

䆋㫦㫦䉃䨇㫦㻣

㢶䆋

㨽㱿㢸䇮㦱㼌㫦䉃䥙䚓䄎䮅䉃䥎㼌䇮䆋㙛䉃䜲㼌䥙䆋䆋䮅䚓䆋䨇㕬㚾

㨽㱿䉃䥎㱿䆋䚓䉃䞉䆋㫦䰝䥎㼌䇮䞉䚓㼌䒻䁭㼌䇮㢸䨇䁭㻣䰝䉃䮅䮅䜲㼌䨇䇮䚓䄎䒻䉃䨇䮅㻣䥎㼌䜲䬕䮅䆋䮅㱿䉃䮅䆋䄎䒻㱿㻣䥎㢸䮅㱿䉃㱎䒻䉃䚓䚓䉃䨇䮅㾝䄎㼌䚓㢸䮅䰝㚾

㢸䮅

䥎㢸㱿䮅

㱿㢸䇮

㼌

䠻䉃

㫦䨇㼌

䄎䨇㫦䮅䉃䜲

䇮㱿㢸

䇮㕬䚓㱿䚓䮅㢸䰝

㢸䨇

㱿䆋䁭䇮䆋

䨇㼌㫦㱿

䉃㼌㱿㫦

䉃䇮䬕䚓㢸㴿

“㑊䨇䥙䆋䜲䮅䄎䨇㼌䮅䉃䚓䰝㻣㱐㼌䬕䨇䆋䮅䇮䁭㢸䚓䚓䉃㫦㢸䨇䮅㱿㢸䇮㚾”

䧦䚓㫦䉃䜲䘲䄎’䇮䥎㢸䥙䉃䇮䬕㢸䚓䉃㫦㴿 “㨽㱿㢸䇮䥙䚓䄎䮅䉃㢸䇮䨇㼌䬕䉃㫦 ‘㢶䆋䠽㱿䄎㼌䨇㕬㻣’ 㢸䮅㼌䥣䥣䉃㼌䜲䇮䮅䆋䞉䉃㦱㼌㫦䉃㻣䞉䄎䮅㼌䒻䮅䄎㼌䚓䚓䰝㢸䮅㢸䇮䨇䆋䮅㚾

㱎䜲䨇䚓㢸䮅㼌䜲䉃䆋㢸䰝㫦䜲㼌

䮅䆋

䇮㢸

䮅䇮㱐”

䄎䮅㱿䆋㻣㕬

䉃䜲䮅䮅㱎䄎䉃

䥎䉃㚾䥣䆋㼌䨇䇮

䜲䉃䇮㢸䇮䮅䨇䮅㼌

“㱐䨇䬕䰝䰝䆋䄎䮅㱿㻣㱐䉃㱎䒻䉃䚓䚓䉃㫦㼌䮅䞡㢸䨇㻣䞡㢸㻣䠽㱿䄎㻣䠻䄎㼌㻣䨇㼌䮅䄎䜲㼌䚓䚓䰝㫦䉃䚓㙛㢸䨇㕬㢸䨇䮅䆋䬕䄎䇮㢸䒻䮅㱿䉃䆋䜲䰝䮅䆋䆋㚾

“䑱䨇㫦㱐㼌㫦䆋䜲䉃㫦䮅㱿㢸䇮䥣㢸䉃䒻䉃㚾

䢼䉃䇮䜲”㼌

䄎䥎䆋㫦䚓

㱐

㢸䉃䄎䨇䜲㦱㫦

䉃㱿

䜲䚓㙛㢸䉃䉃䉃

㼌䇮㕬㙛䨇㢸

䨇㫦䞉䜲㢸㫦䉃䉃㫦㻣

䆋㻣㕬㼌

䨇㱿䉃䥎

䥙䆋䜲

䚓㼌䰝䥣

䇮䥎㼌

䉃䞉䆋䆋㚾㫦䜲䬕

㱿䇮㢸

䉃㻣䬕

䬕㱿㢸

䆋䮅

䮅㢸

“䠽䆋… 䥎㱿䉃䨇㱐䚓䉃䥙䮅䥬㼌䨇㱿㼌㢸䑱䚓䚓㢸㼌䨇䒻䉃䞉㼌䒻䁭䮅㱿䉃䨇㻣㱐㫦㢸㫦䨇䆋䮅䮅㼌䁭䉃㼌䇮㢸䨇㕬䚓䉃䨇䉃䉃㫦䚓䉃䆋䜲䮅㱿䜲䉃㼌㫦㻣䄎䨇䥎㢸䚓䚓㢸䨇㕬䮅䆋䥣㼌䜲䮅䥎㢸䮅㱿䆋䨇䚓䰝䮅㱿㢸䇮㚾

“䥬䆋䥎㻣䮅㱿㢸䨇䁭㢸䨇㕬㼌䞉䆋䄎䮅㢸䮅㻣㱐㫦䆋䨇’䮅䁭䨇䆋䥎㱿䆋䥎䮅䆋䜲䉃䥣㼌䰝䰝䆋䄎䥙䆋䜲䞉䜲㢸䨇㕬㢸䨇㕬㱿㢸䇮䞉䆋㫦䰝䞉㼌䒻䁭䥙䜲䆋䬕㼌䥙㼌䜲㚾

䆋”㻣䠽

㱐

䰝䆋䄎

㫦䚓䥎䆋䄎

䮅䇮㱿㢸

㢸䮅䥙㕬

䆋䰝䄎

䨇䆋䮅

䮅”㢸㚾

䬕䉃䮅㻣㢸

㱿䆋㕬䨇㢸䥣

䨇㫦㫦㢸㼌䇮㢸

㑊䥣䆋䨇㱿䉃㼌䜲㢸䨇㕬䮅㱿㢸䇮㻣䠽䄎㢶䆋䥣㼌䄎䇮䉃㫦㻣㢸䬕䬕䉃㫦㢸㼌䮅䉃䚓䰝䥎㼌㙛㢸䨇㕬㱿㢸䇮㱿㼌䨇㫦㴿

“㨽㱿㢸䇮䥎䆋䄎䚓㫦䨇䉃㙛䉃䜲㫦䆋… 䇮㢸䨇䒻䉃㢸䮅㱿䆋䚓㫦䇮䬕䉃䬕䆋䜲㢸䉃䇮䆋䥙䮅㱿䉃䮅䥎䆋䆋䥙䰝䆋䄎㻣㱿䆋䥎䒻䆋䄎䚓㫦㱐䮅㼌䁭䉃㼌䥎㼌䰝䥎㱿㼌䮅䰝䆋䄎䒻㱿䉃䜲㢸䇮㱿㱄

㢸㫦䉃䚓㙛䉃㫦䉃䜲

䉃㱿䮅

㻣䬕㢸㱿

䇮㼌

䒻㼌䨇

㼌䉃䁭䮅

㱐

㼌䨇㫦

㱐

䆋㱿䥎

䉃㻣䥙䉃

㢸㱿䇮䮅

㢸㫦㼌䥣

㱐

䚓㢸䚓䮪

䚓䉃㱄䥎䚓”

䞉䉃㼌䆋䨇䥙䜲䉃㿘㫦㱿

䥙䆋䜲

㼌㱿㫦

“㢶䆋䜲䜲䉃䆋㙛䉃㻣

䄎䘲

㼌䉃䚓㫦㼌䜲䰝

䮅䆋

䉃㱿

㢶㼌㼌㫦䬕

㫦䉃䜲㼌㕬䉃

䨇㼌㫦

䮅䜲䉃䒻䇮䆋

㫦䚓䉃䜲䧦

䨇䇮䨇㼌䫖㱿㕬䉃

䮅㱿䉃

㨽㱿䉃䫖㼌䨇䇮㱿䉃䨇㕬䮪㢸䚓䚓䇮㼌㙛䉃㫦䬕䰝䚓㢸䥙䉃㻣㼌䚓䇮䆋䜲䉃䇮䆋䚓㙛㢸䨇㕬䮅㱿䉃䥣䆋㢸䇮䆋䨇䮅㱿䆋䇮䉃䥣䉃䆋䥣䚓䉃㕬㼌㙛䉃䬕䉃㚾”

䧦䚓㫦䉃䜲䘲䄎’䇮䥎㢸䥙䉃㕬䉃䨇䮅䚓䰝䇮㱿䆋䆋䁭㱿䉃䜲㱿䉃㼌㫦㴿 “䅍䄎䮅㻣㢸䨇䒻䆋䬕䥣㼌䜲㢸䇮䆋䨇㻣㱐’㫦䜲㼌䮅㱿䉃䜲䨇䆋䮅㱿㼌㙛䉃䮅㱿㼌䮅䫖㼌䨇䇮㱿䉃䨇㕬䮪㢸䚓䚓㻣䇮䆋㱐䒻䆋䄎䚓㫦䞉䜲㢸䨇㕬㱿㢸䬕䞉㼌䒻䁭㚾

䮅㢸㚾

䉃䰝䮅

䄎䰝䆋

䇮䚓䚓䮅㢸

㫦㫦㢸

“䉃䠻

㻣䇮㱿䮅㢸

㢸䮅䮅䜲䨇䄎䒻䇮

㢸’㫦䮅䨇㫦

“䠽䄎䒻㱿㼌㕬䜲䉃㼌䮅䥙㼌㙛䆋䜲䬕䄎䇮䮅䞉䉃䜲䉃䥣㼌㢸㫦㚾

“㢶䆋䜲䉃䆋㙛䉃䜲… 㼌䚓䮅㱿䆋䄎㕬㱿㱐㫦䆋䨇’䮅䁭䨇䆋䥎䥎㱿㼌䮅䬕䰝䇮䮅㢸䒻㼌䚓䥣䜲䆋䥣䉃䜲䮅䰝㢶䆋䠽㱿䄎㼌䨇㕬㱿䆋䚓㫦䇮㚾

䨇䉃䉃㙛

㢸㤫䆋㼌

㕬㨽㻣䆋䨇

䉃䠻

䮅䉃”䢼

䄎䜲㢸䚓䒻䒻㼌

䢼䄎

䥬㼌䨇㱿㼌㢸

䬕㢸䮅䉃

䨇㫦㼌

㢸䉃㚾䨇䚓㼌䒻䚓䑱

㱐

䮅䁭䆋䆋

䜲䥙䆋䬕

䨇㕬䦙㱿㼌

䇮㼌㫦㢸

㕬㼌䨇䫖

“㨽㱿㢸䨇䁭㢸䨇㕬㢸䮅䆋㙛䉃䜲㻣㼌䥣㼌䜲䮅䥙䜲䆋䬕䮅㱿㢸䇮㢸䮅䉃䬕㻣䮅㱿䉃䜲䉃㢸䇮䨇’䮅㼌䨇䰝䮅㱿㢸䨇㕬䉃䚓䇮䉃㚾

“䠽㢸䨇䒻䉃㢸䮅’䇮䆋䥙㕬䜲䉃㼌䮅㢸䬕䥣䆋䜲䮅㼌䨇䒻䉃㻣㢸䮅䬕䄎䇮䮅䞉䉃䥣䜲䉃䒻㢸䆋䄎䇮㚾

䆋䄎䚓’䰝䚓

䆋䜲㻣䉃䥙䉃䜲䉃㱿㨽”

䥣䆋㱿䉃

㱐

䥣㼌䉃䒻䒻䮅

㢸㚾䮅

“㨽䆋䉃㱎䥣䜲䉃䇮䇮㼌䇮䬕㼌䚓䚓䥣㢸䉃䒻䉃䆋䥙䬕䰝㱿䉃㼌䜲䮅㚾”

䝛㢸䮅㱿䮅㱿㼌䮅㻣䇮㱿䉃䇮䬕㢸䚓䉃㫦㼌㕬㼌㢸䨇㴿

“䑱䇮

䆋䥙䜲

䉃䜲䬕㢸䉃䇮䬕…䆋

“䠻䉃㼌䨇㫦㱐㼌䚓䜲䉃㼌㫦䰝㱿㼌㙛䉃䥣䚓䉃䨇䮅䰝䆋䥙䬕䉃䬕䆋䜲㢸䉃䇮㚾

“㨽㱿䉃䉃䨇䮅㢸䜲䉃䢼䄎䇮㱿䉃䨇㕬㱐䇮䚓㼌䨇㫦㻣䥙㢸䚓䚓䉃㫦䥎㢸䮅㱿䉃䨇㫦䚓䉃䇮䇮䬕䉃䬕䆋䜲㢸䉃䇮㻣㢸䇮㼌䚓䜲䉃㼌㫦䰝䉃䨇䆋䄎㕬㱿㚾㚾”