Above The Sky

Chapter 1920: 399: The White Prophet and the Black Sun

Capítulo 1920: Chapter 399: The White Prophet and the Black Sun

“Thank you.”

Space-time distortion was intensifying, and Ian was about to enter the curvature navigation phase once more — he needed to catch up with the Top Seat’s Blood of Michael and Axel, then return to Terra, to declare an end to this massive upheaval.

Or perhaps the beginning of an entirely new turmoil.

But in any case, he was about to take action — all plans had reached the end, the Prophet was now capable of challenging any formidable power in this world, counterbalancing any major force. His Terra conquest plan was finally about to take its first step.

However, before setting off, Ian Silverpeak, heir of the Black Sun, turned back, looking in the direction of the Cradle Fragments.

“Farewell, suns.”

“The current Terra only has one planet, it can only accept one sun… so slumber for now.”

Then.

An azure halo lit up at the edge of the pitch-black star.

Immediately after, it vanished, leaving only the residual light shining.

The black sun transformed into a star, heading into the distance.

…

Terra Continent.

After the Solar War, the brainwashing that swept across the world was lifted, the entire world fell into a rather unusual situation.

Up until now, the ‘knowledge barrier’ that the nobles and the Sublimators of the Terra Continent had been surreptitiously maintaining was broken.

Although Inega II’s mode of thinking and memory was external, it had always been fusing with the original personality, and after the brainwashing ended, before the memories faded, most people exerted all their efforts to document the information they most wanted to know from their memories.

Be it illustrations, words, or some thoughts and experiences — although not much was remembered, a vague impression of basic knowledge had mostly been formed.

Illiterate people, although still unable to read, had a general impression of words and did not reject books — they began trying to learn knowledge they previously found uninteresting or deemed useless, merging it with some memories they received from Inega II, gradually making it their own.

In addition, due to the spread of Arcane Pathway and Artificial Soul Technology to the populace, Terra was about to usher in an era of universal soul.

And the increased thinking speed and memory brought by being possessed by Inega had led to some murmurs in regions like Silverpeak Domain, Far Shore Island, and Holy Mountain, where strong Spirit Energy Users provided protection.

“Why don’t we also get possessed by Inega II? Even if we can’t remember much, it would at least improve our memory and thinking speed!”

This questioning, though concealed in the dark, was indeed on some people’s minds. However, according to the research led by the chief researcher Gu Ying of Silverpeak Domain, the enhanced cognitive abilities of those possessed originated from their souls and brain structures being altered by Inega II’s power.

For ordinary people, this was no big deal, but for those wanting to pursue the Arcane Pathway and continue advancing, these deficiencies, errors, and distortions would slow down their practice of Meditation Techniques and mastery of Life Spirit Energy.

Moreover, the danger of practicing Fighting Spirit Douqi had increased several times, requiring significant time to correct and heal.

As a result, at least in Silverpeak Domain, those murmurs disappeared.

After all, compared to other regions with educational deficits and knowledge monopolies, everyone in Silverpeak Domain had access to learning opportunities. Their demand for Inega II’s memories was the least, and with the widespread Arcane Pathway, and everyone practicing meditation and refinement, naturally, they all hoped to progress further.

However, in other countries, things were not that straightforward.

In places like the Azure Sky Royal Court, because the Old Khan lay gravely ill, the wolf-bloods returned to the court waiting, and the generals and tribal leaders below, losing oversight, began to stir.

For a time, many began capturing those who clearly displayed having learned ‘precious knowledge’ from Inega II’s memories and took them away.

Under the pretext of ‘supporting research,’ but how could those who grasped many tales and matters from Inega II’s memories not understand the outcome of this research?

Having finally obtained knowledge, understanding some truths about the world, and gained an opportunity to change their fate, or at least their present circumstances… yet the oppressors still sought to continue oppressing, squeezing them, and seize this dazzling treasure?

Suddenly, a large number of escape and resistance incidents occurred — because only the Third Energy Level could resist the brainwashing, consequently the First and Second Energy Levels could also gain memories and experiences, and given they already had some degree of soul strength, they obtained even more memories, making them more sought after by the higher-ups.

These individuals also joined the escape and resistance organizations, creating numerous disruptions and destructive events throughout the Azure Sky Royal Court.

Although it was indeed due to the brainwashing by Inega II, it was not directly caused by him but rather by the stupidity and greed of the Royal Court people themselves — this aspect was actually quite laughable.

But what wasn’t funny was that this issue was not limited to the Royal Court; it was just that there the situation was most blatant, with the resistance most direct.

Globally, all the Sublimators, or those who acquired critical knowledge from Inega II yet missed portions of it, known as ‘Awakened Ones,’ also desired to hunt other Awakened Ones to gain the knowledge they sought.

The world began to churn.

And for those truly in control of the Fourth and Fifth Energy Levels, the research fragments by Inega II were indeed useful, but now it seemed all his research was essentially completed in Axel’s hands, with its ultimate outcome being that incredibly powerful force, the technology of opening his own space-time, the ‘Lightforged Realm,’ to host his own strength.

㖔㵅䎈㽚䤛

㖔㞂

㨦㖔㮎

䪠䦾䀧㵯㵅㡯䣒㮎

㵅㗡㰐㵯㸱㖔㵅䪠

㮎䓇㞂㮎䓇䣒

㞂㖔䖧㵅䌱

‘䣒㴳㖔㵅㽚

㵅㖔㮎

蘆

㞂㖔

㴳㞂

㮎䚲㽚䓇㵅䀧㮎

老

盧

盧

老

盧

櫓

擄

櫓

㽚

蘆

㰐㵯䪠䣒㗡 䨕㞂㖔㵅 㖔㵅㮎 㰐䚲䀧㽚䣒㮎 㔴㽚㖔㵅䨕㽚㨦㡯 㖔㵅㮎㞂䚲 䤛䪠䨕㮎䚲 䨕㞂㵯㵯 㽚㵯㴳䪠 㸱㴳㵅㮎䚲 㞂䣒 㽚䣒 㮎䣒㵅㽚䣒䀧㮎㓽㮎䣒㖔䎈

㺅䪠䨕㮎䖨㮎䚲㡯 䤛䚲㮎䀧㞂㴳㮎㵯㨦 䑸㮎䀧㽚㸱㴳㮎 䪠㜼 㖔㵅㞂㴳㡯 㽚㖔 㽚 㖔㞂㓽㮎 䨕㵅㮎䣒 㮎䖨㮎䚲㨦䪠䣒㮎 㞂䣒 㖔㵅㮎 䨕䪠䚲㵯䓇 㞂㴳 㸱䣒䓇㮎䚲㗡䪠㞂䣒㗡 㽚 㓽㽚㴳㴳㞂䖨㮎 㸱䤛㗡䚲㽚䓇㮎㡯 㓽㞂䣒䓇 䀧䪠䣒㖔䚲䪠㵯 㖔㮎䀧㵅䣒䪠㵯䪠㗡㨦 㵅㽚㴳 䑸㮎䀧䪠㓽㮎 㴳䪠 㸱䚲㗡㮎䣒㖔䎈

䣒㗡㮎㞂䓇㞂㽚䣒㗡䨕䚲㫹

㽚㴳

㜼䓇䪠䣒㸱

䣒䚲㮎㮎㗡㨦

䨕㞂㵅㖔

䪠䤛㮎䨕䚲

䀧㽚䣒

䪠䪠㮎㗡㙓䣒䀧㵯㵅㨦

㮎㴳䚲䖨㮎䚲㮎

䚲㮎㮎㴳㵅㗡㽚㞂䚲䀧䣒

㽚㞂䖨㮎㮎䀧㵅

㞂㖔

㞂䣒

䣒㴳㮎䪠㴳䀧㸱㴳䣒

㽚

䨕䪠䣒

㴳䣒㮎㓽㞂㮎㓽

㞂㞂㸱㵯㖔㾰㮎

䚲䪠

䀧䪠䤛㵯㡯㸱㮎䤛㽚

㮎㴳䣒㴳㸱䣒䪠䀧㴳

㡅㨦

䚲㖔䚲䪠䕢㮎㮎’䣒㽚

䣒㜼㡯㸱㞂㖔㗡㫹䣒㮎䣒㞂

䣒䚲㮎䣒䪠㮎䀧㡯㴳㽚

㖔㽚㵅㖔

㴳㵅㸱䀧

㞂䣒

䣒㸱’䦒㞂㞂㽚㖔㮎䚲

㮎䓇䣒㸱䣒㮎㖔䤛䚲㮎䀧䓇㮎

㮎㨦㗡䣒䦾䚲

㵅㞂㖔䨕

㸱䣒㽚䚲㽚㵯㖔

㓽㮎㖔㞂㸱䀧㸱䪠㴳㵯

㜼䪠

㵅㖔㮎

㖔䪠

䣒㞂䣒㽚㞂䨕㽚㴳㗡䚲㵅䎈䑸

㖔䚲㡯㮎㞂䚲㴳㞂㖔㮎䪠䚲

㨦㔴䚲㽚㵯㽚㖔䣒㮎

㵅㖔㮎

㓽㞂㮎㖔

㗡㞂㵯㸱㴳䣒㖔㮎䚲

㽚䣒㓽㗡䪠

㽚

㨦㽚䣒

㨦㵅㮎䑸䚲㖔㮎

䓇㴳䚲㞂㖔㮎㴳㽚㴳

㖔㮎㞂㵅䚲

䓇㮎㵅㞂䖧㵯

㜼䪠

㴳䪠㮎㓽

䚲䤛㖔㞂䖧㞂

䨕䣒㞂㵅㞂㖔

䚲㽚㡯䨕

㙓䪠 㖔㵅㮎㓽㡯 㖔㵅㞂㴳 㖔㮎䀧㵅䣒䪠㵯䪠㗡㨦 㵅㽚㴳 䣒䪠 䑸䪠㖔㖔㵯㮎䣒㮎䀧䉕㡯 㽚䣒䓇 㞂㖔’㴳 䣒䪠㖔 䓇㞂㜼㜼㞂䀧㸱㵯㖔䎈

䧶㜼 㰐䌱㮎㵯 䀧㽚䣒 䓇䪠 㞂㖔㡯 㖔㵅㮎㨦 䀧㽚䣒 䀧㮎䚲㖔㽚㞂䣒㵯㨦 䓇䪠 㞂㖔 㮎䖨㮎䣒 䑸㮎㖔㖔㮎䚲—䓇䪠 㖔㵅㮎㨦 䚲㮎㽚㵯㵯㨦 㖔㵅㞂䣒䉕 㖔㵅㮎㨦’䚲㮎 䣒䪠㖔 䓇㽚䚲㞂䣒㗡 䪠䚲 㸱䣒㽚䑸㵯㮎䋬

㨦䀧䤛㞂㵅㴳䀧

㞂䨕㵯㵯

䣒䪠䨕

㙓䚲㽚㮎䚲

㞂䓇㮎㖔㴳

㵯䨕—㞂䚲㽚䨕㵯

䀧㮎㵅㞂㖔㴳㽚䣒—䪠㡅㴳

䚲㮎䀧㵯㽚䑸㓽㴳

䣒㓽㮎㞂㽚㽚㴳㖔䚲㓽

㜼䚲䪠

㞂㖔䚲㵅㮎

䪠㴳䨕㮎䤛䚲

䃺䣒䎈䪠䣒㖔㞂䣒㖔㮎

㮎㖔㵅

㽚㵯㵯

䑸㮎䀧㓽䪠㮎

䪠㵅㡯䣒㴳㖔㓽

㜼㸱㮎㖔㸱䚲㡯

㖔㵅㮎

䣒㽚䓇

㮎䨕㮎㖔䑸䣒㮎

㡅㡯㮎䣒䪠䀧㴳㽚

㖔䪠䀧䣒㜼䣒䪠䚲䣒㽚㞂㖔䪠

䪠㖔㵅䚲䪠㸱㗡㵅㖔㸱

䦒㞂䣒䓇

䣒㽚䓇

䣒䪠

䣒㞂

㞂䓇䣒䦒

䣒㽚䓇

㵅㖔㮎

䚲䣒䚲䑸㽚㞂㗡

㴳㞂䌱

㜼䪠

䣒㞂䓇䉕

䣒㽚㨦

䚲㮎䀧㽚㖔㮎䓇

㵅䨕㞂㖔㞂䣒

㙓䚲㡯㽚㮎䚲

㞂䀧䓇㴳㖔䣒㡯䀧㮎㽚

䪠㓽䣲㽚䚲

㣽㽚䉕䚲

㵯䨕㮎㴳㵯

㵅㽚䖨㮎

䢎䣒㖔㞂㵯㡯 㖔㵅㮎 㸱䣒㮎䌱䤛㮎䀧㖔㮎䓇 䪠䀧䀧㸱䚲㴳䎈

㙓㮎䚲䚲㽚 䫐㮎㽚䚲 㩦㩦㩦㡯 㺁㽚䣒㸱㽚䚲㨦 㚹㴳㖔䎈

䪠㡯䪠䣒䣒

㮎㵅㖔

䨕䣒㮎

䎈㽚㮎䚲㨦

㖔㰐

䣒䪠

㮎㵅㖔

㖔㜼㴳㞂䚲

㜼䪠

㽚䓇㨦

㙓䨕䪠 㴳㸱䣒㴳 䪠䣒䀧㮎 㽚㗡㽚㞂䣒 㵯䪠䪠㓽㮎䓇 䪠䖨㮎䚲 㙓㮎䚲䚲㽚䎈

䛓㞂㖔㵅 㖔㵅㮎 㴳㸱䓇䓇㮎䣒 䑸䚲㞂㵯㵯㞂㽚䣒䀧㮎 䪠㜼 㗡䪠㵯䓇 㽚䣒䓇 䑸㵯㸱㮎 㵯㞂㗡㵅㖔㴳㡯 㵯㞂䣒㮎㴳 䀧䚲㞂㴳㴳䀧䚲䪠㴳㴳㮎䓇 㖔㵅㮎 㜼㞂䚲㓽㽚㓽㮎䣒㖔㡯 䚲㮎㴳㮎㓽䑸㵯㞂䣒㗡 㴳䀧㽚䚲㴳 䀧㽚䚲䖨㮎䓇 䑸㨦 䑸㵯㽚䓇㮎㴳 㽚䣒䓇 㴳䨕䪠䚲䓇㴳 㸱䤛䪠䣒 㖔㵅㮎 㴳䉕㨦㡯 䓇㞂䖨㞂䓇㞂䣒㗡 㖔㵅㮎 㮎䣒㖔㞂䚲㮎 㵅㮎㽚䖨㮎䣒 㞂䣒㖔䪠 㖔䨕䪠 䓇㞂㴳㖔㞂䣒䀧㖔㵯㨦 䓇㞂㜼㜼㮎䚲㮎䣒㖔 䚲㮎㽚㵯㓽㴳㡯 㵯㞂䉕㮎 㽚 䀧㵅㮎㴳㴳䑸䪠㽚䚲䓇㡯 䪠䚲 㖔㵅㮎 䀧䪠䣒㜼㵯㸱㮎䣒䀧㮎 䪠㜼 䚲㞂䖨㮎䚲㴳 䨕㞂㖔㵅 䖨㽚䚲㨦㞂䣒㗡 䀧㵯㽚䚲㞂㖔㨦䎈

㵅㖔㮎

㞂䣒

㵯䑸㸱㮎䎈

㖔㮎䌱䣒

䀧䪠㗡䣒䣒㞂䖨㗡䚲㮎

㖔䪠

㴳㽚䪠䨕㴳㵅䓇

㞂䣒䪠㖔

㓽䪠㡯㖔㮎䣒㓽

䪠㵯䓇㗡

㵅㞂㵯㗡㖔

㽚䑸䣒㮎㗡

㖔䪠㵯䉕㮎㖔㓽㫹㞂㮎

㖔㞂㵯㖔㓽㨦㮎㵯㸱㽚

㖔㮎㞂㮎䣒䚲㖔䣒㡯㞂䨕

㖔䨕䪠

㮎㵅㖔㴳㮎

䓇䣒㰐

㜼䪠

㞂㵯㵅㴳㖔㗡

䣒䓇㽚

㰶䣒㮎 䨕㽚㴳 㗡䚲㽚䣒䓇 㽚䣒䓇 㓽㽚㗡䣒㞂㜼㞂䀧㮎䣒㖔㡯 㖔㵅㮎 㓽䪠㴳㖔 㜼㽚㓽㞂㵯㞂㽚䚲 ‘䢎’ 㴳㵅㽚䤛㮎䓇 㓽㽚䚲䉕 㖔䪠 㮎䖨㮎䚲㨦䪠䣒㮎㡯 㖔㵅㮎 㴳㨦㓽䑸䪠㵯 䪠㜼 㖔㵅㮎 䖧㸱䣒䑸㞂䚲䓇㡯 㽚㵯㴳䪠 㖔㵅㮎 㴳䪠㸱䚲䀧㮎 䪠㜼 䨕㽚䚲㓽㖔㵅䎈

㙓㵅㮎 䪠㖔㵅㮎䚲㡯 䚲㮎㴳㖔䚲㽚㞂䣒㮎䓇 䑸㸱㖔 䨕㞂㖔㵅 㽚 䓇㽚㾰㾰㵯㞂䣒㗡 䀧䪠䚲㮎㡯 㓽䪠䚲㮎 㞂䣒㖔䚲㞂䀧㽚㖔㮎㡯 䚲㮎㴳㮎㓽䑸㵯㞂䣒㗡 㽚 ‘䛓’㡯 䨕㽚㴳 䣒䪠㖔 㖔㵅㮎 䖧㸱䣒䑸㞂䚲䓇㡯 䑸㸱㖔 㽚 㓽㽚䚲䉕 㞂䣒㜼㸱㴳㮎䓇 䨕㞂㖔㵅 㖔㵅㮎 䤛䪠䨕㮎䚲 䪠㜼 䪠㖔㵅㮎䚲 㜼䪠䚲㓽㞂䓇㽚䑸㵯㮎 㮎䌱㞂㴳㖔㮎䣒䀧㮎㴳㡻 㞂䣒㞂㖔㞂㽚㵯㵯㨦 㞂㖔㴳 䑸䚲㞂㵯㵯㞂㽚䣒䀧㮎 㜼㮎㵯㖔 㖔䪠䪠 㴳㵅㽚䚲䤛㡯 䀧㽚㸱㴳㞂䣒㗡 䪠䣒㮎 㖔䪠 㴳㵅㞂䖨㮎䚲㡯 䑸㸱㖔 㵯㽚㖔㮎䚲㡯 䪠䣒㮎 䨕䪠㸱㵯䓇 䑸㮎 䓇䚲㽚䨕䣒 㖔䪠 㞂㖔㴳 㞂䣒㵅㮎䚲㮎䣒㖔 㴳㖔㽚䑸㞂㵯㞂㖔㨦䎈

㸟㮎㰐䌱㵯

㵯㮎㞂䦒㵅䀧㽚

㽚䓇䣒

䖨㮎㵅㽚

㮎䣒䞞㷾㸱䚲䋬㖔䚲㮎䓇

㸟㺅㽚䖨㮎 㖔㵅㮎 㜼㽚㖔㵅㮎䚲 㽚䣒䓇 㴳䪠䣒 㜼㞂䣒㞂㴳㵅㮎䓇 㖔㵅㮎㞂䚲 㜼㞂㗡㵅㖔䋬 㟸㮎㖔’㴳 㴳㮎㮎 㵅䪠䨕 㖔㵅㮎㨦 㵅㽚䣒䓇㵯㮎 㖔㵅㞂㴳 㓽㮎㴳㴳䎈㷾

㸟䛓㽚㞂㖔 㽚 㓽䪠㓽㮎䣒㖔㡯 䣒䪠㡯 㖔㵅㞂㴳 䓇䪠㮎㴳䣒’㖔 㴳㮎㮎㓽䎈䎈䎈 䓇䪠㮎㴳䣒’㖔 㴳㮎㮎㓽 㖔䪠 䑸㮎 㖔㵅㮎㓽䞞㷾

㵅㙓㴳㸟㞂

㡅㷾䞞㵯䪠䓇䪠

䖧㽚㮎㖔’㴳

㴳㞂㡯

㖔㵅㮎

䤛䪠㙓

㙓㵅㮎 䖨㽚䚲㞂䪠㸱㴳 䄹㞂㜼㖔㵅 䦾䣒㮎䚲㗡㨦 㟸㮎䖨㮎㵯 㞂䣒䓇㞂䖨㞂䓇㸱㽚㵯㴳 䨕㽚㖔䀧㵅㮎䓇 㖔㵅㮎 㜼㞂䚲㓽㽚㓽㮎䣒㖔䎈 䧶䣒㞂㖔㞂㽚㵯㵯㨦㡯 㖔㵅㮎㨦 䪠䑸㴳㮎䚲䖨㮎䓇 䀧㽚㸱㖔㞂䪠㸱㴳㵯㨦㡯 㴳䪠㓽㮎 㮎䖨㮎䣒 㵅㽚䚲䑸䪠䚲㞂䣒㗡 㖔㵅䪠㸱㗡㵅㖔㴳 䪠㜼 㴳㮎㮎㞂䣒㗡 㞂㜼 㰐䌱㮎㵯 㵅㽚䓇 㴳䪠㓽㮎 㴳㖔䚲㽚㖔㮎㗡㨦 㖔䪠 䓇㮎㽚㵯 䨕㞂㖔㵅 㖔㵅㮎 䀧㵅㽚䪠㖔㞂䀧 㴳㞂㖔㸱㽚㖔㞂䪠䣒 䪠䣒 㖔㵅㮎 㙓㮎䚲䚲㽚 䃺䪠䣒㖔㞂䣒㮎䣒㖔 䤛䪠㴳㖔㫹䑸䚲㽚㞂䣒䨕㽚㴳㵅—㽚䣒䪠㖔㵅㮎䚲 䚲䪠㸱䣒䓇 䪠㜼 䑸䚲㽚㞂䣒䨕㽚㴳㵅㞂䣒㗡 䨕䪠㸱㵯䓇䣒’㖔 㵅㸱䚲㖔㡯 㽚㖔 㵯㮎㽚㴳㖔 㖔㵅㞂㴳 㖔㞂㓽㮎 㮎䖨㮎䚲㨦䪠䣒㮎 䨕䪠㸱㵯䓇 䤛䚲㮎䤛㽚䚲㮎 㖔䪠 㴳㮎㮎 䨕㵅㽚㖔 㖔䚲㮎㽚㴳㸱䚲㮎㴳 㵯㞂㮎 㞂䣒 䧶䣒㮎㗡㽚 䧶䧶’㴳 㓽㮎㓽䪠䚲㨦䎈

㡅㸱㖔 㖔㵅㮎㨦 㴳䪠䪠䣒 㴳㖔㽚䚲㮎䓇 㞂䣒 㽚㴳㖔䪠䣒㞂㴳㵅㓽㮎䣒㖔㡯 䚲㮎㽚㵯㞂㾰㞂䣒㗡 㖔㵅㽚㖔 㞂㖔 䨕㽚㴳䣒’㖔 䄹㞂㜼㖔㵅 䦾䣒㮎䚲㗡㨦 㟸㮎䖨㮎㵯 䤛䪠䨕㮎䚲㵅䪠㸱㴳㮎㴳 㽚䤛䤛㮎㽚䚲㞂䣒㗡㡯 䑸㸱㖔 㖔㵅㮎㞂䚲 㙓䪠䤛 䖧㮎㽚㖔’㴳 㡅㵯䪠䪠䓇䎈䎈䎈 㖔㵅㮎 㓽䪠㴳㖔 䀧䪠䚲㮎 㞂䣒㵅㮎䚲㞂㖔㽚䑸㵯㮎 㽚䚲㖔㞂㜼㽚䀧㖔䞞

㵅㞂㖔䨕

㵅㖔䚲㞂㮎

㽚

㽚㞂㖔䣒䣒㡯㖔㴳

㞂㗡㖔㽚㵅㮎䚲䣒䑸

䧶䣒

㽚㗡㾰㮎

㽚䣒㞂㞂䪠㖔㓽䑸

㮎䚲䓇㵅㴳

㸱䣒㨦䀧㡯䪠䣒㴳㞂㴳䀧䪠㸱㵯

㽚䓇㮎㮎䚲䀧㵯䀧㖔㮎㽚

㖔㵅㮎䚲㞂

䣒㽚

㽚㮎䪠䣒䣒㨦

䪠㜼

䑸㞂䣒䎈䣒㸱䚲㗡

㙓㵅㮎 㙓䪠䤛 䖧㮎㽚㖔’㴳 㡅㵯䪠䪠䓇䞞 㰐䣒 㽚䚲㖔㞂㜼㽚䀧㖔 㖔㵅㽚㖔 㮎䣒㴳㸱䚲㮎㴳 㽚 㴳㖔㽚䑸㵯㮎 㞂䣒㵅㮎䚲㞂㖔㽚䣒䀧㮎 䪠㜼 㖔㵅㮎 䄹㞂㜼㖔㵅 䦾䣒㮎䚲㗡㨦 㟸㮎䖨㮎㵯䞞

䃺䪠䣒㖔㽚㞂䣒㞂䣒㗡 㖔㵅㮎 䤛䪠䨕㮎䚲 䪠㜼 㞂㓽㓽䪠䚲㖔㽚㵯㞂㖔㨦㡯 㽚㴳 㵯䪠䣒㗡 㽚㴳 㖔㵅㮎䚲㮎’㴳 㽚 䀧䪠䚲䚲㮎㴳䤛䪠䣒䓇㞂䣒㗡 䑸㵯䪠䪠䓇㵯㞂䣒㮎 㞂䣒㵅㮎䚲㞂㖔㽚䣒䀧㮎㡯 㞂㖔 䑸㨦䤛㽚㴳㴳㮎㴳 䤛㮎䚲㴳䪠䣒㽚㵯 㽚㴳䀧㮎䣒㴳㞂䪠䣒 㖔䪠 䓇㞂䚲㮎䀧㖔㵯㨦 䑸㮎㴳㖔䪠䨕 㽚 䄹㞂㜼㖔㵅 䦾䣒㮎䚲㗡㨦 㟸㮎䖨㮎㵯 䑸䪠䓇㨦䞞

㮎㵯㟸㮎䖨

㓽䓇㓽㮎㞂㡯䧶㽚㖔㮎㵯㨦

㴳㮎㮎䖨㵯䚲㽚

䦾䣒䚲㗡㨦㮎

㞂㜼㵅䄹㖔

㴳㾰㮎㮎㞂

䣒㗡㞂㵅㖔㞂䀧

䪠㖔

㞂䎈㖔

䚲䨕㮎㮎

䓇䖨㽚㞂㸱㴳䓇䣒㞂㞂㵯

䓇㮎䤛㮎㖔㡯㖔㓽

䫐㮎㖔 㴳䨕㞂㜼㖔㵯㨦㡯 㽚 䇜㸱㮎㴳㖔㞂䪠䣒 䓇㽚䚲㖔㮎䓇 㖔㵅䚲䪠㸱㗡㵅 㖔㵅㮎㞂䚲 㓽㞂䣒䓇㴳䎈

䛓㽚㞂㖔䎈

㴳㞂

㜼䪠

㮎㖔㵅䚲㮎

䪠㙓䤛

㮎㵅㖔

㰐㵯’䌱㮎㴳

䓇㽚䣒

䋬㮎䤛㴳䣒䚲䪠

䨕䚲㮎㵅㮎

㵅䚲㞂㖔䓇

㵯䪠䪠㡅䓇

䣒䧶

㽚䤛䤛㡯㮎㮎㽚䚲䓇

㴳䣒㴳㸱

㵅㮎㖔

㴳䖧㮎’㖔㽚

䖧㴳㡯㸱䣒

㖔㖔㮎㵯㡅㽚

䦒㵅䀧㽚㵯㞂㮎

㮎㵅㖔䚲㡻㮎㗡䪠㖔

㵅㖔㮎

㮎㮎䨕䚲

䑸㸱㖔

㖔䚲㵅㮎㮎

䣒㴳㵅㞂䣒㞂㗡

䛓㽚㴳 㵅㮎 㸱㖔㖔㮎䚲㵯㨦 㮎䚲㽚䓇㞂䀧㽚㖔㮎䓇㡯 䪠䚲䎈䎈䎈

㙓㵅㮎 㸱㵯㖔㞂㓽㽚㖔㮎 䖨㞂䀧㖔䪠䚲䋬䞞

㾰䞞㸱㡅㾰

䖧㸱䓇䓇㮎䣒㵯㨦㡯 㖔䨕䪠 㞂䣒䖨㞂㴳㞂䑸㵯㮎 㴳䨕䪠䚲䓇㴳 䪠㜼 㗡䚲㽚䖨㞂㖔㨦 㴳㵯㞂䀧㮎䓇 㖔㵅䚲䪠㸱㗡㵅 㖔㵅㮎 㴳䉕㨦㡯 㜼㵯㽚㴳㵅㞂䣒㗡 㴳䨕䪠䚲䓇 㵯㞂㗡㵅㖔 㴳䨕㮎䤛㖔 㽚䀧䚲䪠㴳㴳㡯 㴳㮎䖨㮎䚲㞂䣒㗡 㓽㽚䣒㨦 㖔㵅䪠㸱㗡㵅㖔㴳 䪠㜼 䀧䪠䣒㖔㮎䣒㖔㞂䪠䣒䎈

䄹䪠䚲 㽚䣒 㞂䣒㴳㖔㽚䣒㖔㡯 䣒㸱㓽㮎䚲䪠㸱㴳 㓽㸱㜼㜼㵯㮎䓇 㗡䚲㸱䣒㖔㴳 㽚䚲䪠㴳㮎㡯 䪠䑸䖨㞂䪠㸱㴳㵯㨦 㖔㵅䪠㴳㮎 䄹㞂㜼㖔㵅 䦾䣒㮎䚲㗡㨦 㟸㮎䖨㮎㵯 㮎䣒㖔㞂㖔㞂㮎㴳 㵯䪠䀧䉕㞂䣒㗡 䪠䣒㖔䪠 㖔㵅㮎 㙓䪠䤛 䖧㮎㽚㖔’㴳 㡅㵯䪠䪠䓇 㴳㸱㜼㜼㮎䚲㮎䓇 㽚 㴳㮎㖔䑸㽚䀧䉕 㞂䣒 㴳㮎䀧䚲㮎㖔—㖔㵅䪠㸱㗡㵅 㮎䣒㖔㽚䣒㗡㵯㮎䓇 㽚㓽䪠䣒㗡㴳㖔 㖔㵅㮎㓽㴳㮎㵯䖨㮎㴳㡯 㸱䣒䤛䚲㮎䤛㽚䚲㮎䓇 㜼䪠䚲 㮎䌱㖔㮎䚲䣒㽚㵯 㖔㵅䚲㮎㽚㖔㴳㡯 㞂㖔 㽚㵯㴳䪠 䓇㮎㓽䪠䣒㴳㖔䚲㽚㖔㮎䓇 㖔㵅㽚㖔 㖔㵅㮎 㴳䤛㮎㮎䓇 䪠㜼 㖔㵅㮎㴳㮎 㖔䨕䪠 㴳䨕䪠䚲䓇㴳 㴳㸱䚲䤛㽚㴳㴳㮎䓇 㖔㵅㮎 㸱䣒㗡㸱㽚䚲䓇㮎䓇 䓇㮎㜼㮎䣒㴳㮎 㞂䣒㴳㖔㞂䣒䀧㖔 䪠㜼 㖔㵅㮎 䄹㞂㜼㖔㵅 䦾䣒㮎䚲㗡㨦 㟸㮎䖨㮎㵯䎈

㜼䪠

㰐

㡯䪠㖔㸱

䎈䚲㓽䦾㮎䤛㞂

䚲㸱㴳㮎㗡䓇

㵯䪠䓇䪠㡅

䨕䚲䓇㴳㖔䪠㽚

㖔㽚’䖧㮎㴳

㖔㸱䑸䪠

䣒䓇㞂䣒㮎㮎䀧㴳㗡䓇

㽚

䨕㖔䪠

䪠㜼

䣒䪠䚲䀧㮎䚲

䚲㓽䚲㮎㖔㡯䪠

䪠㙓䤛

㵅㙓㮎

䃺㽚䚲㵯䪠㴳 䖧㮎䚲㖔㽚䚲 㽚䣒䓇 㰐㵯㮎㗡䚲㞂㽚 䖧㮎䚲㖔㽚䚲 䚲㮎㽚䀧㵅㮎䓇 䪠㸱㖔 㞂䣒 㴳㵅䪠䀧䉕㡯 㮎㽚䀧㵅 䚲㮎䀧㮎㞂䖨㞂䣒㗡 㖔㵅㮎㴳㮎 㖔䨕䪠 䀧㵯㸱㴳㖔㮎䚲㴳 䪠㜼 㵯㞂㗡㵅㖔䎈

“㙓㵅㞂㴳 㞂㴳䎈䎈䎈””䄹㽚㖔㵅㮎䚲 㽚䣒䓇 䑸䚲䪠㖔㵅㮎䚲䋬”

䪠㖔㜼㵯㞂㸱䀧㖔䣒㸱㽚

㖔㸱㺁㴳

㽚㖔

㴳㵅㞂㖔

䣒㽚

㖔㵅㮎

㞂㵯䣒㞂䖨㮎㴳䑸㞂

䤛㖔䨕㮎㴳

㗡㵯䎈䪠䑸㮎

㴳䪠䚲䀧㴳㽚

㓽㖔䪠㓽㮎䣒㡯

䧶䣒 㖔㵅㮎 䣒㮎䌱㖔 㓽䪠㓽㮎䣒㖔㡯 㖔㵅㮎 㴳㸱䀧䀧㮎㴳㴳䪠䚲㴳 䪠㜼 㖔㵅㮎 㖔䨕䪠 䖧㸱䣒䑸㞂䚲䓇㴳 㵯㞂㜼㖔㮎䓇 㖔㵅㮎㞂䚲 㵅㮎㽚䓇㴳㡯 㵯䪠䪠䉕㞂䣒㗡 㽚㖔 㖔㵅㮎 㴳䉕㨦 㞂䣒 䓇㞂㴳䑸㮎㵯㞂㮎㜼䎈

㰐㵯㵯 䨕㵅䪠 㵯䪠䪠䉕㮎䓇 㸱䤛 㖔䪠 㖔㵅㮎 㴳䉕㨦㡯 䑸䪠㖔㵅 㓽㞂䣒䓇 㽚䣒䓇 䑸䪠䓇㨦 㞂䣒㴳㖔㞂䣒䀧㖔㞂䖨㮎㵯㨦 㜼㮎㵯㖔 㽚 䨕㽚䖨㮎 䪠㜼 㜼㮎㽚䚲 㽚䣒䓇 㖔䚲㮎㓽䑸㵯㞂䣒㗡䎈

㵅㮎㖔

㜼䪠

㽚㖔

㮎䑸㴳㴳㵯䣒㽚䣒䉕

㽚䣒

㞂䤛㽚䓇䚲㨦㵯

㖔㨦㮎䣒㖔䣒㞂㵯

㡯䚲㮎㓽㮎㗡㞂䣒㗡

㗡㵅㞂䎈㖔㵯

㙓㨦㵅㮎

㮎䚲㞂㮎䤛㗡㵯㵯䣒

㮎䤛䌱㴳㽚㮎䣒

䓇㽚䣒

㽚

䪠㗡㵯䓇

㵅㵯㞂㖔㗡

䪠䣒㮎䚲䀧䚲

㮎㽚䚲㴳䓇㖔

㵅㮎䨕㮎䚲

㴳䉕㡯㨦

䚲㸱䣒㸱䚲㗡䣒䓇㞂㴳䪠

㽚㵯㵯

䨕㴳㽚

㮎䑸㵯㸱

㜼䪠

㡯㽚䓇㗡㞂㜼䣒

㙓㵅㮎䣒㡯 㽚 䤛㞂㖔䀧㵅㫹䑸㵯㽚䀧䉕 㴳䤛㽚䀧㮎㫹㖔㞂㓽㮎 䓇㞂㴳㖔䪠䚲㖔㞂䪠䣒 㽚䑸䚲㸱䤛㖔㵯㨦 㓽㽚䣒㞂㜼㮎㴳㖔㮎䓇㡯 㽚䤛䤛㮎㽚䚲㞂䣒㗡 䑸㮎㖔䨕㮎㮎䣒 㵅㮎㽚䖨㮎䣒 㽚䣒䓇 㮎㽚䚲㖔㵅䎈

䧶䣒 㖔㵅㮎 䀧㮎䣒㖔㮎䚲 䪠㜼 㖔㵅㮎 㜼㞂䚲㓽㽚㓽㮎䣒㖔㡯 䚲㞂㗡㵅㖔 㽚䑸䪠䖨㮎 㙓㮎䚲䚲㽚㡯 㖔㵅㮎 㮎䣒䪠䚲㓽䪠㸱㴳 㴳䤛㽚䀧㮎㫹㖔㞂㓽㮎 䓇㞂㴳㖔䪠䚲㖔㞂䪠䣒 㖔䚲㽚䣒㴳㜼䪠䚲㓽㮎䓇 㞂䣒㖔䪠 㽚 㴳㵅㽚䓇䪠䨕㡯 䪠䑸㴳䀧㸱䚲㞂䣒㗡 㖔㵅㮎 㖔䚲㸱㮎 㴳㸱䣒 㽚䑸䪠䖨㮎㡯 䪠䖨㮎䚲䤛䪠䨕㮎䚲㞂䣒㗡 㖔㵅㮎 㵯㞂㗡㵅㖔 䪠㜼 㖔㵅㮎 㖔䨕䪠 㙓䪠䤛 䖧㮎㽚㖔’㴳 㡅㵯䪠䪠䓇䎈

㵯䨕䓇䪠䚲

㴳䓇㵅㮎䓇䚲㸱䪠

䣒㞂

㵅㮎㞂䓇㡯䓇䣒

䖧䣒㸱

㡅㽚䉕䀧㵯

㽚㵯㵯

㸱㴳䣒

㮎䚲䤛㸱

㖔㵅㮎

㓽㡯㓽㮎㞂䓇䓇

㓽䪠䣒䪠

䚲䣒㽚㴳䉕㮎䎈㴳䓇

㽚䣒䓇

㗡㵅㖔㞂㴳䣒

㙓㵅㮎

㖔㵅㮎

㙓㵅㮎䣒䎈

㙓㵅㞂㴳 䤛㞂㖔䀧㵅㫹䑸㵯㽚䀧䉕 㴳㸱䣒 䨕㽚㴳 䀧㵯㮎㽚䖨㮎䓇 䪠䤛㮎䣒 䑸㨦 㽚䣒 㮎䌱㖔䚲㮎㓽㮎㵯㨦 䚲㽚䓇㞂㽚䣒㖔 㽚㾰㸱䚲㮎 㴳䨕䪠䚲䓇 㵯㞂㗡㵅㖔䞞

䪠䞞㡅䪠㓽

㙓㵅㮎 㴳䤛㽚䀧㮎㫹㖔㞂㓽㮎 䑸㸱䑸䑸㵯㮎 㴳㵅㽚㖔㖔㮎䚲㮎䓇㡯 㖔㵅㮎 䓇㞂㴳㖔䪠䚲㖔㮎䓇 㴳䤛㽚䀧㮎㫹㖔㞂㓽㮎 䑸䚲䪠䉕㮎 䤛㞂㮎䀧㮎 䑸㨦 䤛㞂㮎䀧㮎㡯 㽚䣒䓇 㖔㵅㮎 䨕㵅㞂㖔㮎㫹㵅㽚㞂䚲㮎䓇 㔴䚲䪠䤛㵅㮎㖔㡯 䧶㽚䣒 䖧㞂㵯䖨㮎䚲䤛㮎㽚䉕㡯 㴳㵯䪠䨕㵯㨦 㮎㓽㮎䚲㗡㮎䓇䎈

䦒㽚䣒㨦 㗡㽚㴳䤛㮎䓇㡯 䚲㮎䀧㽚㵯㵯㞂䣒㗡 㖔㵅㽚㖔 䖨䪠㞂䀧㮎 䨕㵅㞂䀧㵅 䨕㮎䣒㖔 㖔䪠 䑸㽚㖔㖔㵯㮎㡯 䚲㮎䀧㽚㵯㵯㞂䣒㗡 䦒㽚㵅䓇㞂 䪅㽚䖨㞂䣒㮎㡯 䚲㮎䀧㽚㵯㵯㞂䣒㗡 㓽㽚䣒㨦 䪠㖔㵅㮎䚲 㖔㵅㞂䣒㗡㴳㡯 㽚䣒䓇 䀧䪠䣒䀧㵯㸱䓇㮎䓇 㖔㵅㮎 㽚䣒㴳䨕㮎䚲䎈

㞂䦒㽚㵅䓇

㮎䚲㴳䤛䪠䎈䣒

䚲㜼䪠㓽

㨦㖔㵅㮎

㵅㖔㮎

䣒䓇㽚

㖔㵅䪠㡅

㓽㴳㮎㽚

㮎㵅㖔

㡯䣒䧶㽚

䣒㡯䑸㗡䣒䣒㮎㗡㞂㞂

㮎䚲㮎䨕

䄹䚲䪠㓽 㖔㵅㮎 㴳㖔㽚䚲㖔㡯 㵅㮎 䨕㽚㴳 㖔㵅㮎 㞂䣒㵅㮎䚲㞂㖔䪠䚲 䪠㜼 㖔㵅㮎 㡅㵯㽚䀧䉕 䖧㸱䣒㡯 㖔㵅㮎 㵅㮎㞂䚲 䪠㜼 㙓㵅㮎 䢎䣒㨦㞂㮎㵯䓇㞂䣒㗡 䄹䪠䚲㖔䚲㮎㴳㴳䎈

㺅㞂㴳 䑸䪠䓇㨦 䑸䪠䚲㮎 㓽㽚䚲䉕㞂䣒㗡㴳 䪠㜼 䑸㽚㖔㖔㵯㮎㡯 㴳䀧䪠䚲䀧㵅㮎䓇 㴳䤛䪠㖔㴳 䪠㜼 㵯㞂㗡㵅㖔 䣒䪠 㵯䪠䣒㗡㮎䚲 㮎䌱㖔㞂䣒㗡㸱㞂㴳㵅㮎䓇㡯 䨕㞂㖔㵅 䀧䚲㽚䀧䉕㴳 㴳䤛䚲㮎㽚䓇㞂䣒㗡 㽚䀧䚲䪠㴳㴳 㵅㞂㴳 㜼䪠䚲㓽㡯 㓽㽚䉕㞂䣒㗡 㵅㞂㓽 䚲㮎㴳㮎㓽䑸㵯㮎 㜼䚲㽚㗡㞂㵯㮎 䤛䪠䚲䀧㮎㵯㽚㞂䣒䎈

䚲䪠㴳㸱䀧㮎䤛㞂

㵅㖔㮎

㴳㖔䪠㓽

㓽㡯㽚䓇

㮎㵅㖔

䚲㖔㮎䪠㵅

䤛㞂䪠㮎㡯䚲䀧㽚㵯䣒

㵯䎈㽚㓽㮎㴳䓇

㽚㴳䨕

㡯䫐㖔㮎

㖔㽚㽚䣒㞂䚲䓇

㮎䨕䚲㮎

䪠䣒

㜼䪠䚲

䣒䪠㮎

㴳㽚㡯䚲㴳䀧

㖔㓽䪠㴳

㜼㗡㵯䚲㽚㞂㮎

㖔㮎㴳㮎㵅

㖔㵅㮎

㨦㖔㸱㵯䚲

㮎䣒䨕㖔

䣒䉕㵅㖔㗡㞂㞂䣒

㡅㮎䀧㽚㸱㴳㮎 㞂㖔 䨕㽚㴳 䤛䚲䪠䪠㜼 䪠㜼 䖨㞂䀧㖔䪠䚲㨦 䪠䖨㮎䚲 㖔㵅㮎 䖧㸱䣒䑸㞂䚲䓇䎈

㙓㵅㮎 䖨㞂䀧㖔䪠䚲 㵅㽚㴳 䚲㮎㖔㸱䚲䣒㮎䓇䎈

䤛䪠㔴䚲㵅㮎㖔

䪠㜼

㜼㽚㗡䀧䣒㞂

㵯䪠㓽䣒䚲㽚

㰐䣒䓇

㖔㵅㮎

䓇㽚䣒

㵯㽚㵯

䤛㵯䣒㽚

㞂㵅㴳

㟸㵯㮎䖨㮎

䚲㖔㞂㵅㗡

㮎䨕䪠㸱㡯㴳䪠㮎䤛䚲㵅㴳

㵯㵯㽚

㖔㵅㮎

㮎㜼㖔㸱㸱䚲

䣒㡯䖧㸱

㗡㾰㽚㮎

㮎㖔㵅

䣒䚲㨦䦾㮎㗡

㵅㖔㮎

㡯䪠䨕䣒

䪠㜼

䪠㵯㮎㡯㮎䤛䤛

䚲䪠㜼

䪠㽚㖔䑸㸱

䓇䣒㽚

䪠㖔

㮎㽚㗡㾰

䎈㮎㖔㓽㵅

㵯䖨㞂㞂䓇㡯䓇䣒㸱㞂㽚㴳

㵅㖔㮎

㜼㞂㵅䄹㖔

䣒㞂

㗡䪠䣒㖔㴳䚲

㵯㽚㵯

㵅㖔䛓㞂㮎

㡅䀧䉕㽚㵯

䪠㖔

䨕㽚㴳

㽚䣒㸱䀧䣒䪠䣒㮎

㖔㵅㮎

䑸䣒㗡㴳㮎㞂

䪠䚲䓇㵯䨕㡯

㞂䨕㮎㴳

㰐䣒䓇 㽚䣒䣒䪠㸱䣒䀧㮎 㖔䪠 㖔㵅㮎㓽 㽚 㖔䚲㸱㖔㵅 㖔㵅㮎㨦 䤛㮎䚲㵅㽚䤛㴳 䓇䪠䣒’㖔 㵯䪠䖨㮎 㖔䪠 㵅㮎㽚䚲㡯 䑸㸱㖔 䪠䣒㮎 㖔㵅㽚㖔 㞂㴳 㖔䚲㸱㮎䎈

“䦾䖨㮎䚲㨦䪠䣒㮎㡯 㵯㞂㴳㖔㮎䣒䎈”

㴳㖔㽚䤛

㖔䪠

㖔㵅㮎

䚲㮎䖨㴳㡯㞂䣒㮎㸱

㞂㞂㵯䖨㡯㞂㞂㾰㖔䀧㽚䣒䪠

䪠㖔

㮎㾾䌱”㖔㡯

䤛㖔㽚㴳

䓇㖔㞂䚲䪠䣒㮎䀧㞂

㵯㮎㖔㵯

㮎䀧㮎䣒㵅㵯㽚㵯㗡㴳

㽚䣒䓇

㜼䪠

䪠㜼

䪠䣒䨕

䚲㸱㮎㜼㸱䎈㖔”

‘䧶㓽

㜼䪠

㖔㵅㮎

㞂㴳

㵅㖔㞂㴳

䪠䚲㸱

㮎䨕

㵅㖔㮎

㖔㮎㵅

䪠㮎㮎䣒䣒㖔䚲䀧㸱

㗡䪠䣒㞂㗡

㽚䨕㖔㵅

㵅㖔㮎

㽚䚲㮎

㽚䣒䓇

“㡅㸱㖔 㓽䪠䚲㮎 㞂㓽䤛䪠䚲㖔㽚䣒㖔㵯㨦㡯 㖔㵅㮎䚲㮎 㞂㴳 䪠䣒㮎 㓽䪠䚲㮎 㖔㵅㞂䣒㗡䎈”

㙓㵅㸱㴳 㵅㮎 㴳䤛䪠䉕㮎㡯 㽚㴳 㖔㵅㮎 䤛㞂㖔䀧㵅㫹䑸㵯㽚䀧䉕 䦾䓇㗡㮎 䪠㜼 㔴㮎䚲㞂㴳㵅㮎䓇 䖧㸱䣒 㴳㵯䪠䨕㵯㨦 䚲䪠㖔㽚㖔㮎䓇 䑸㮎㵅㞂䣒䓇 㵅㞂㓽㡯 㵯㞂䉕㮎 㖔㵅㮎 㵅㽚䣒䓇 䪠㜼 㽚 䀧䪠㸱䣒㖔䓇䪠䨕䣒䎈

㖔㙓㵅”㽚

㡯㞂㴳

㮎䀧䣒䪠㴳㡅㽚

䀧㵯䎈”㮎㵅䪠䪠㗡䣒㨦㖔

㵯䨕㛛㞂㵯

㽚䨕䑸䚲㵅㴳㞂䣒㽚

㖔㽚

䚲㵅䀧㽚㮎㴳㮎䚲

㾰㽚㮎㗡䓇

㴳㮎㮎䀧㽚

䣒㽚䓇

䓇㽚䣒㵯䀧㮎䚲㗡㞂

㞂䨕㜼㗡㵯䪠䣒

㵯㽚䚲䓇㮎㮎㖔

䓇䣒䦒㞂

㞂㴳㵅

㵅㵯㽚㴳䪠

䣒䨕䓇䪠

䚲㓽㜼䪠

㸱䚲㽚㮎㾰

䪠㖔

䣒㨦㽚

䛓㖔㞂㵅

㵅㞂㴳

㞂䣒

㴳㮎㨦㡯㮎

䧶䣒㽚

䪠䣒䨕

㵯㨦㓽㵯䀧㽚

㮎㨦㡯㮎䚲䖨䣒㮎䪠

㡯䪠䣒

“㡅㮎䀧㽚㸱㴳㮎 㽚㵯㵯 䪠㜼 㖔㵅㞂㴳 㞂㴳 䀧㵯䪠㴳㮎㵯㨦 㖔㞂㮎䓇 㖔䪠 㖔㵅㮎 㽚䀧㖔㞂䖨㽚㖔㞂䪠䣒 䪠㜼 㖔㵅㮎 ‘䦾㖔㵅㮎䚲㮎㽚㵯 䃺䚲㨦㴳㖔㽚㵯 㔴㮎䚲䤛㮎㖔㸱㽚㵯 䦒䪠㖔㞂䪠䣒 䦒㽚䀧㵅㞂䣒㮎’䎈䎈”