novelraw Chapter 2006: 1983: No Second Chances
Chapter 2006: 1983: No Second Chances
Capítulo 2006: Chapter 1983: No Second Chances
Gao Yang felt that Nate had issues with his emotional intelligence, but looking at Nate and his teammates together, he seemed quite normal.
So, he thought Nate was either extremely arrogant, disdaining to owe anyone anything, nor letting anyone owe him; or he was so stubborn that his brain had become square.
All things considered, Gao Yang felt that Nate must be proud, proud to the bone.
Setting aside why Nate was proud or what reasons he had to be proud, just from his behavior, he was an extremely proud person.
Ivan was also quite helpless with Nate’s behavior. He made an indifferent gesture to Nate, laughed, and said, “If you really think I don’t need to thank you for rescuing me in Colombia, that it was just a business transaction, well, I’m happy to accept that.”
Nate said sternly, “That’s right, it was just a business transaction. This time, it’s not business. You helped Ram, but to save us, so I need to thank you, please.”
Coffee was served, and Ivan smiled wryly, “So, your gratitude to me is a cup of coffee, right?”
“Yes, the coffee I just served them was instant coffee, but this is my prized coffee, which is hard to find in Ukraine.”
Ivan wiped his mouth and smiled bitterly, “Actually, I think offering me a drink would be more appropriate. We’re used to expressing gratitude with alcohol.”
“I never drink.”
Nate took a sip from his cup and, with a look of euphoria, said, “This is real good coffee. Arctic Fox and the others don’t understand what good coffee is.”
Gao Yang said with disdain, “Come on, your mouth stinks too much. How could Arctic Fox and the others discern good coffee when they’re around you?”
Nate’s face changed. He immediately put his hand in front of his nose, fanned it a couple of times, and stared at Gao Yang, “Does it smell bad?”
Gao Yang chuckled a couple of times and said, “It’s not that there’s an odor, buddy. You’ve washed up for so long and sprayed on so much cologne that it’s enough to attract bees. There’s no smell on you. I just meant your words are too unpleasant, buddy. Do you need to be so sensitive?”
Nate’s expression shifted several times, then he said dejectedly, “Forget it, let’s not talk about this. You wouldn’t understand.”
Gao Yang looked at Nate and said solemnly, “This time, you’ve suffered a great loss. What do you plan to do?”
Nate was silent for a moment, then nodded, “Yes, this has been the biggest loss since the Angel Mercenary Corps was formed. Many brothers died, brothers who have fought beside me for years. Right now, I’m not as relaxed as I seem, but we’ve survived, the Angel still exists, so the Angel will become stronger!”
Gao Yang nodded, finished the rest of his coffee, and said solemnly, “I’m very glad you weren’t crushed. Now, you two discuss things. I need to go find Arctic Fox and discuss the next steps for dealing with Iron Madonna.”
Nate breathed out, shook his head lightly, and said quietly, “You won’t have a chance to eliminate Iron Madonna here.”
Gao Yang spread his hands, “Why?”
Nate said gravely, “Iron Madonna has been severely hit, so they definitely won’t stay and get entangled further. Don’t think that Hydra would choose to stay for revenge like you would. It’s impossible. If Iron Madonna misses, they will immediately flee. If necessary, Hydra can sacrifice anyone he deems necessary.”
Gao Yang said softly, “That’s why we need to act quickly, to find a chance to eliminate them before Iron Madonna leaves.”
Nate said with a serious face, “Hydra absolutely won’t give you that chance. Regardless of what he did before, if he thinks the goal is unachievable, he will abandon everything and leave immediately. I dare say that Iron Madonna didn’t stop after escaping, they left at the fastest speed, maybe even out of Ukraine. I’ve studied Iron Madonna’s combat habits and analyzed Hydra’s character. He wouldn’t let emotions interfere, so you won’t have a chance to kill him here.”
Gao Yang smiled and said, “How would you know if you don’t try? If Iron Madonna leaves, it will be harder to deal with them. So, I still want to try. I have to try again.”
Nate gestured for him to suit himself, and Gao Yang left first.
Alexander and Nate together couldn’t come up with any useful results. Gao Yang, who was bent on taking down Iron Madonna, had to work harder, running back and forth to devise a feasible strategy.
Alexander was discussing something with Megastar. Upon seeing Gao Yang, Alexander stood up, extended his hand, and smiled at Gao Yang, “I didn’t expect you to come over so soon. I’m glad to see you without Mad Wolf here, buddy.”
After shaking hands with Alexander and bumping fists with Megastar, Gao Yang said seriously, “I’m here to discuss with you how to take down Iron Madonna. Here, it’s our best chance.”
Alexander sighed with great regret, shook his head, and said, “Give it up, it’s impossible. Crow won’t give you this opportunity. Since you know it’s a good opportunity, then Crow must not give you this opportunity.”
“The Crow you’re talking about is Hydra?”
“That’s right, it’s Hydra.”
Gao Yang spread his hands, “On this point, your view aligns with Wind Wave’s. He also thinks there’s no opportunity.”
After inviting Gao Yang to sit, Alexander smiled and said, “I never imagined Mad Wolf would acknowledge you as a friend. To me, that’s incredible.”
Gao Yang didn’t know how to respond, so he just smiled. Alexander remained silent for a moment, then said quietly, “Angel and Iron Madonna, these two mercenary groups are actually quite similar. They have no friends or enemies, only missions. Once they accept a mission, they try to complete it regardless of who the employer is or who the target is. Once they complete the mission or realize it can’t be completed, they leave immediately without hesitation or delay, no matter the advantage gained or the losses suffered. Once it’s deemed over, it’s immediately over.”
After a somewhat lengthy explanation, Alexander sighed and slowly said, “So now, Crow, oh, Hydra should have already led Iron Madonna away, licking their wounds and regaining their strength. If Hydra feels revenge is necessary, he will suddenly appear at a time you least expect and deliver a fatal blow. If he doesn’t think revenge is necessary or if revenge would lead to unbearable losses, then he won’t seek revenge. He will wait in the dark for the right opportunity while we must be on constant guard because we can’t give Hydra a chance.”
Gao Yang said with great regret, “Such opponents are the most troublesome, and we lost the best opportunity simply because of a sniper.”
Alexander, also regretful, said, “That’s right. We were defeated by Specter alone. From now on, finding Iron Madonna and taking her down will be a long and tough task.”
虜
盧
㔑㶡䝆䚕
㶡䖁
䝆㮏䑌䝆䄊䦦
㖠㜟䫽㝴䄊䞘䝆
虜
蘆
櫓
魯
擄
㔑㶡’㖠
盧
老
老㪴䐹䖁䎖㔑䐹㝽 㶡䫽䄊㶡 㶡䫽䝆 㞫㜟䖁䐹 䭲䄊䝍䖁䐹䐹䄊 㔑㖠 㻯䐹㮏㔑㻍䝆㮏㸸 㶡䖁 㖠㶡䄊㸸 䄊㖠 䫽䝆 䫽䖁㝴䝆䝍㔗 䄊䐹䝍 䝆䑌䝆䐹 㮏䝆㖠㖠 㮏㔑㻍䝆㮏㸸 㶡䖁 㖠䝆䝆㻍 㜟䝆䑌䝆䐹㝽䝆㔗 䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽 䲲䝆㮏㶡 䄊 㲡㔑㶡 㜟䝆㝽㜟䝆㶡䲲㻯㮏䦦 䄵㻯㶡 䚕䖁㜟䝆 㶡䫽䄊䐹 㶡䫽䄊㶡㔗 䫽䝆 䲲䝆㮏㶡 䄊 㖠䝆䐹㖠䝆 䖁䲲 㜟䝆㮏㔑䝆䲲䦦
䰢㔑䐹䎑䝆 䄊㜟㜟㔑䑌㔑䐹㝽 㔑䐹 䧪㻍㜟䄊㔑䐹䝆㔗 䫽䝆 䫽䄊㖠 㖠㶡䄊㸸䝆䝍 䲲䖁㜟 㖠䖁 㮏䖁䐹㝽 㶡䖁 䫽䝆㮏㝴 䢶㜟䄊䐹䝍 㞫䑌䄊䐹 㖠㶡䄊㲡㔑㮏㔑䬷䝆 㶡䫽䝆 㖠㔑㶡㻯䄊㶡㔑䖁䐹䦦 䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽 䎖䄊㖠 䄊㮏㜟䝆䄊䝍㸸 䄊 㲡㔑㶡 㶡㔑㜟䝆䝍㔗 䄊䐹䝍 䐹䖁䎖 䫽䝆 㶡䫽㔑䐹㻍㖠 㶡䫽䄊㶡 䝆䐹䝍㔑䐹㝽 㔑㶡 䚕㔑㝽䫽㶡 䐹䖁㶡 㲡䝆 㖠䖁 㲡䄊䝍䦦
䖁㶡
㞫㶡㖠’
㖠䖁
㮏䄊䦦䝆䑌䝆
䄊䝆㔗䑌㮏䝆
‘䝆㮏㖠㶡
䚕㔑䝆㶡
䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽 㮏䝆㶡 䖁㻯㶡 䄊 㮏䖁䐹㝽 㖠㔑㝽䫽 䄊䐹䝍 㮏䖁䖁㻍䝆䝍 䄊㶡 㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟㔗 “䰢䖁㔗 䎖䫽䝆㜟䝆 䎖㔑㮏㮏 㸸䖁㻯 㝽㻯㸸㖠 㝽䖁 䐹䝆䝿㶡㤮”
㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 㖠䚕㔑㮏䝆䝍㔗 “䴅䖁䚕䝆㔗 㜟䝆㶡㻯㜟䐹㔑䐹㝽 㶡䖁 㜟䝆㶡㔑㜟䝆䚕䝆䐹㶡 㮏㔑䲲䝆䦦 㣟䫽䝆䐹 䎖䝆 䝍㔑㖠䎑䖁䑌䝆㜟 㶡䫽䝆 㞫㜟䖁䐹 䭲䄊䝍䖁䐹䐹䄊’㖠 䎖䫽䝆㜟䝆䄊㲡䖁㻯㶡㖠㔗 㔑䲲 㶡䫽䝆 䖁㝴㝴䖁㜟㶡㻯䐹㔑㶡㸸 㔑㖠 㜟㔑㝽䫽㶡㔗 㞫 䎖㔑㮏㮏 㜟䝆㝽㜟䖁㻯㝴 㻯䐹㶡㔑㮏 㶡䫽䝆 䝍䄊㸸 㖠䫽䝆 㔑㖠 䎑䖁䚕㝴㮏䝆㶡䝆㮏㸸 䝆㮏㔑䚕㔑䐹䄊㶡䝆䝍䦦”
“䄊䁉㖠㶡䫽’
䖁㸸㻯
䎑䐹䄊
“㶡䝆䝆䦦㜟㔑㜟
䐹䝆㧪䎑㔑
㮏㮏䄊
䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽 㖠䄊㔑䝍 䄊䝍䚕㔑㜟㔑䐹㝽㮏㸸䦦 㞫㶡 䎖䄊㖠 䫽㔑㖠 䫽䝆䄊㜟㶡䲲䝆㮏㶡 㖠䝆䐹㶡㔑䚕䝆䐹㶡䦦 䅑䝆㝽䄊㜟䝍㔑䐹㝽 㱵㻯㜟䖁㜟䄊㔗 䎖䫽䄊㶡 䫽䝆 䄊䝍䚕㔑㜟䝆䝍 䚕䖁㖠㶡 㔑㖠 㶡䫽䄊㶡 㶡䫽䝆㸸 䎑䖁㻯㮏䝍 㜟䝆㶡㜟䝆䄊㶡 䄊㶡 㶡䫽䝆㔑㜟 㝴䝆䄊㻍 䎖㔑㶡䫽䖁㻯㶡 䫽䝆㖠㔑㶡䄊㶡㔑䖁䐹䦦
㩸䖁䎖㔗 䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽 䲲㔑䐹䝍㖠 䫽㔑䚕㖠䝆㮏䲲 䎖㔑㶡䫽 䄊䐹 䝆䐹䝍㮏䝆㖠㖠 㖠㻯㝴㝴㮏㸸 䖁䲲 䚕䖁䐹䝆㸸㔗 㲡㻯㶡 䎑䖁䚕㝴㮏䝆㶡䝆㮏㸸 㮏䝆䄊䑌㔑䐹㝽 㶡䫽䝆 㲡䄊㶡㶡㮏䝆䲲㔑䝆㮏䝍 䲲䖁㜟 㶡䫽䝆 㮏㔑䲲䝆 䫽䝆 䖁䐹䎑䝆 㮏䖁䐹㝽䝆䝍 䲲䖁㜟 䄊䎑㶡㻯䄊㮏㮏㸸 䚕䄊㻍䝆㖠 䫽㔑䚕 䲲䝆䝆㮏 㜟䝆㮏㻯䎑㶡䄊䐹㶡㔗 䝆䑌䝆䐹 䲲䝆䄊㜟䲲㻯㮏䦦
㶡䫽㖠㔑
㝽䐹䚕㔑䄊䝆㔑
㮏㜟䝆㮏㸸䄊
䢶䄊䖁
䄊䐹㖠䝍䝍㜟㔑䝆㝽㖠
䐹䝆㲡䝆
䐹䑌㔑㮏㔑㝽
䄊
䄊㮏㖠㸸䄊䎖
㔑䐹
䖁㖠
䄊䫽㖠
䖁㻯㮏䎖䝍
㲡䝆
䝆㔑㮏䲲
䄊
䄊㩤䐹㝽
㲡䝍㮏䄊䐹
㮏䎑䚕䄊
㶡䖁
㔑䝆㖠䦦㻯㖠
䫽䄊㶡䎖
㲡㔑㝽
䝆㮏㔑㻍㔗
㲡㮏䄊䝆
䝆䫽
㔑㸸㔗䎑㶡
䝆㸸㶡
䑌㔑䖁䝍䄊
‘䄊䐹䎑㶡
㔑㖠䝆䝆䝿䝆䎑㶡䐹
䰢䝆䝆㔑䐹㝽 䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽’㖠 䎑䖁䐹㶡䝆䚕㝴㮏䄊㶡㔑䑌䝆 䝆䝿㝴㜟䝆㖠㖠㔑䖁䐹㔗 㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 䎑䫽㻯䎑㻍㮏䝆䝍 䄊䐹䝍 㖠䄊㔑䝍 㖠䖁䲲㶡㮏㸸㔗 “㣟䫽䄊㶡㤮 䙝䄊䐹’㶡 㝽䖁 㲡䄊䎑㻍㤮”
䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽 䐹䖁䝍䝍䝆䝍 㖠㮏㔑㝽䫽㶡㮏㸸㔗 㖠䖁䲲㶡㮏㸸 㜟䝆㝴㮏㸸㔑䐹㝽㔗 “㩤䝆㖠㔗 䎑䄊䐹’㶡 㝽䖁 㲡䄊䎑㻍䦦 䁉䫽䄊㶡’㖠 䎖䫽㸸 㞫 㶡䫽㔑䐹㻍 㸸䖁㻯 㝽㻯㸸㖠 䄊㜟䝆 㜟䝆䄊㮏㮏㸸 䄊䚕䄊䬷㔑䐹㝽㔗 㖠䄊㸸㔑䐹㝽 㸸䖁㻯’䝍 䏈㻯㔑㶡 䄊䐹䝍 䄊䎑㶡㻯䄊㮏㮏㸸 㮏䝆䄊䑌㔑䐹㝽 㶡䫽䝆 㲡䄊㶡㶡㮏䝆䲲㔑䝆㮏䝍 䎑䖁䚕㝴㮏䝆㶡䝆㮏㸸䦦”
䝆䎑䲲䄊
㸸㻯䖁
㔑㶡䫽㖠
㱵䝍㮏㜟䄊䐹䝆䝆䝿
㔑㶡㔗
“㖠䭲䖁㶡
㶡䖁
䚕䖁㲡䝆㮏㜟㝴䦦
䐹䝆䝆䝍
㔑㖠䝆㜟䚕䄊䐹䝆䝆㜟䎑
㖠㮏䝆䖁䑌
㻍䄊㖠
䝍㔑䄊㔗㖠
㻯䖁㸸
䎖䫽㸸
䫽㝽䲲㶡”䦦㔑
䝆㜟㻯㖠㖠㮏㔑䖁㸸
䝆䑌㻯㸸㶡䝆䐹㮏㮏䄊
㸸䖁㻯䲲㮏䝆㜟㖠
䁉䖁
䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽 䎖䄊㖠 㖠㔑㮏䝆䐹㶡 䲲䖁㜟 䄊 㮏䖁䐹㝽 㶡㔑䚕䝆㔗 䲲㔑䐹䄊㮏㮏㸸 㜟䝆㝴㮏㸸㔑䐹㝽 㖠䖁䲲㶡㮏㸸㔗 “㞫 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡 䲲䖁㜟 䚕䖁䐹䝆㸸㔗 㸸䖁㻯 㻍䐹䖁䎖㔗 䭲䄊䝍 㣟䖁㮏䲲 䄊㖠㻍䝆䝍 䚕䝆 㶡䫽䝆 㖠䄊䚕䝆 䏈㻯䝆㖠㶡㔑䖁䐹 䄊 㮏䖁䐹㝽 㶡㔑䚕䝆 䄊㝽䖁㔗 䄊䐹䝍 㶡䫽䄊㶡 䎖䄊㖠 䚕㸸 䄊䐹㖠䎖䝆㜟䦦 䄵㻯㶡 䐹䖁䎖 㸸䖁㻯 㖠䫽䖁㻯㮏䝍 㲡䝆 䄊㲡㮏䝆 㶡䖁 㖠䝆䝆㔗 㔑䲲 㔑㶡 䎖䄊㖠 㜟䝆䄊㮏㮏㸸 䲲䖁㜟 䚕䖁䐹䝆㸸㔗 㶡䫽䝆䐹 䎖䝆 㖠䫽䖁㻯㮏䝍 䫽䄊䑌䝆 㮏䝆䲲㶡 䄊㮏㜟䝆䄊䝍㸸㔗 䎖䝆’䑌䝆 䝆䄊㜟䐹䝆䝍 䝆䐹䖁㻯㝽䫽䦦”
㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 㖠䚕㔑㮏䝆䝍 䄊䐹䝍 䄊㖠㻍䝆䝍㔗 “䁉䫽䝆䐹㔗 䎖䫽㸸 䝍䖁 㸸䖁㻯 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡 䐹䖁䎖㤮”
㶡㔑䫽䐹㻍
㻍䐹䎖䖁
㣟䝆
㻯䵡㶡㖠
䐹䖁䲲㻯䎑㖠䝆䝍㔗
䲲䐹㔑䦦”㝽㔑䫽㝽㶡
㞫
㶡䫽䝆
䐹䄊㶡䎖
䫽䎖㸸
䫽㖠㔑
䝆䄊㜟
䦦㶡㔑
䖁䲲
䖁㻍䎖䐹䦦
䖁䲲㜟
㶡㔗㻯㮏㮏䄊㸸䎑䄊
㩤䄊䐹㝽
䫽㔑䐹㝽㔑䲲㶡㝽
䚕㔑䄊䝍㶡
㞫
䄊㻍㖠䝆
㞫
䄊䖁䢶
䲲㔗㔑㝽䫽㶡
‘䐹䖁䝍㶡
㞫
䖁㶡
“㞫
䖁㩸㔗
䄊䝆㔗䫽䝍
䝍䖁
㖠䫽㻍䖁䖁
䝍䐹䖁’㶡
䦉䖁㜟䎑䝆䝍 㶡䖁 䲲䄊䎑䝆 㜟䝆䄊㮏㔑㶡㸸㔗 䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽 䲲䖁㻯䐹䝍 㔑㶡 䫽䄊㜟䝍 㶡䖁 䄊䎑䎑䝆㝴㶡䦦 䴅䝆 㜟㻯㲡㲡䝆䝍 䫽㔑㖠 䲲䄊䎑䝆 䑌㔑㝽䖁㜟䖁㻯㖠㮏㸸㔗 㶡䫽䝆䐹 㜟䄊㔑㖠䝆䝍 䫽㔑㖠 䫽䝆䄊䝍 䎖㔑㶡䫽 䄊 㖠䚕㔑㮏䝆㔗 㖠䄊㸸㔑䐹㝽㔗 “䦉㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽 䲲䖁㜟 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽’㖠 㖠䄊㻍䝆㔗 㲡䝆㖠㔑䝍䝆㖠 䝍䝆䄊㶡䫽㔗 㶡䫽䝆㜟䝆 㔑㖠 䐹䖁 䖁㶡䫽䝆㜟 䝍䝆㖠㶡㔑䐹䄊㶡㔑䖁䐹䦦 㣟䫽䝆䐹 㞫 䲲㔑㜟㖠㶡 䚕䝆㶡 䭲䄊䝍 㣟䖁㮏䲲㔗 䫽䝆 㖠䄊㔑䝍 䫽䝆 䲲䖁㻯㝽䫽㶡 䲲䖁㜟 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽’㖠 㖠䄊㻍䝆㔗 䄊䐹䝍 䄊㶡 㶡䫽䝆 㶡㔑䚕䝆㔗 㶡䫽䄊㶡 㖠䝆䝆䚕䝆䝍 㮏㔑㻍䝆 䄊 㜟㔑䝍㔑䎑㻯㮏䖁㻯㖠 㜟䝆䄊㖠䖁䐹㔗 㲡㻯㶡 䐹䖁䎖 㞫 㜟䝆䄊㮏㔑䬷䝆 㞫’䑌䝆 䲲㔑䐹䄊㮏㮏㸸 㜟䝆䄊䎑䫽䝆䝍 㶡䫽䄊㶡 㝴䖁㔑䐹㶡 㶡䖁䖁䦦 㞫㶡’㖠 㜟䝆䄊㮏㮏㸸 㜟㔑䝍㔑䎑㻯㮏䖁㻯㖠䦦”
㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 䝆䝿䫽䄊㮏䝆䝍 䄊 㲡㜟䝆䄊㶡䫽㔗 㖠䫽㜟㻯㝽㝽㔑䐹㝽 䫽䝆㮏㝴㮏䝆㖠㖠㮏㸸㔗 “㩤䝆㖠㔗 䲲䖁㜟 䚕䝆㜟䎑䝆䐹䄊㜟㔑䝆㖠㔗 䐹䖁 䚕䄊㶡㶡䝆㜟 㶡䫽䝆 㜟䝆䄊㖠䖁䐹 䲲䖁㜟 䝆䐹㶡䝆㜟㔑䐹㝽 㶡䫽䝆 䲲㔑䝆㮏䝍㔗 䚕䖁㖠㶡 䝆䐹䝍 㻯㝴 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽 䲲䖁㜟 㶡䫽䝆 㖠䄊㻍䝆 䖁䲲 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽㔗 䖁䐹㮏㸸 䝆䐹䝍㔑䐹㝽 㔑䐹 䝍䝆䄊㶡䫽䦦”
㔑㶡㔑㝽䫽䲲䐹㝽
㻯㶡㲡
䖁䄊䢶
䖁䝍
㔗㝴䄊䐹㸸䎑䖁䚕
㖠㻯䝆䎑䝿䝆
㖠㻯㶡䵡
䝍䄊䫽䝆㮏㔗㝽㻯
䖁䐹䫽㖠㮏㶡㔗䝆㸸
㻍”䝆䦦㖠䄊
䄊䐹
䄊䐹㝽㩤
䲲㔑㖠㝽㔑㶡䫽㝽䐹’
䎖䝆
䫽䑌䄊䝆
㶡㖠㔑㮏㮏
䄊
䚕䝆
㖠㔑
㝽㖠㔗䖁䄊㮏
㱵”㶡䄊㮏㻯㸸㮏䎑㔗
㔑㖠㶡’
㔑㲡㝽
䖁㶡
㲡㻯䝍㔑㮏
‘㶡㖠䄊㶡䫽
㔗䰢䖁
㔑㶡㻯䄊䚕㮏㮏㶡㸸㔗䝆
䲲䖁㜟
䝆䖁䐹㻯䐹䎑㔑㶡
䲲㔑㔑㶡㝽䐹䦦㝽䫽
䖁㶡
䎖䫽䫽䎑㔑
䲲䖁㜟
䰢㝴㜟䝆䄊䝍㔑䐹㝽 䫽㔑㖠 䫽䄊䐹䝍㖠㔗 㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 㖠䄊㔑䝍 䝍䝆䝆㝴㮏㸸㔗 “䦉㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽 䲲䖁㜟 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽’㖠 㖠䄊㻍䝆 㔑㖠 㶡䫽䝆 㲡䄊㖠䝆㖠㶡 㜟䝆䄊㖠䖁䐹䦦 㞫㶡 䚕䝆䄊䐹㖠 㸸䖁㻯’䑌䝆 㲡䝆䎑䖁䚕䝆 䄊 㲡㮏䖁䖁䝍㶡䫽㔑㜟㖠㶡㸸 㲡䝆䄊㖠㶡㔗 䖁䐹㮏㸸 㖠䝆䝆㻍㔑䐹㝽 䚕䝆䄊䐹㔑䐹㝽 㶡䫽㜟䖁㻯㝽䫽 㖠㮏䄊㻯㝽䫽㶡䝆㜟䦦 䦉㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽 䲲䖁㜟 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽’㖠 㖠䄊㻍䝆 㮏䝆䄊䝍㔑䐹㝽 㶡䖁 䝆䑌䝆䐹㶡㻯䄊㮏 䝍䝆䄊㶡䫽 㔑㖠 㶡䫽䝆 䚕䖁㖠㶡 䎖䖁㜟㶡䫽㮏䝆㖠㖠㔗 㶡䫽䝆 䚕䖁㖠㶡 㜟㔑䝍㔑䎑㻯㮏䖁㻯㖠䦦”
䞘䖁㔑䐹㶡㔑䐹㝽 㶡䖁䎖䄊㜟䝍㖠 㩸䄊㶡䝆’㖠 䝍㔑㜟䝆䎑㶡㔑䖁䐹㔗 㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 㖠䚕㔑㮏䝆䝍㔗 “䞥䖁䖁㻍 䄊㶡 䭲䄊䝍 㣟䖁㮏䲲㔗 㔑㖠 䫽䝆 㖠㶡㔑㮏㮏 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽 䲲䖁㜟 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽’㖠 㖠䄊㻍䝆㤮 㩤䝆㖠㔗 㲡㻯㶡 䄊㮏㖠䖁 䐹䖁䦦 䴅䝆 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㖠 㶡䖁 䄊䎑䫽㔑䝆䑌䝆 䫽㔑㖠 㔑䝍䝆䄊㮏㖠㔗 㻯㖠㔑䐹㝽 㶡䫽䝆䚕 䄊㖠 䄊䐹 䝆䝿䎑㻯㖠䝆 㶡䖁 㝽㔑䑌䝆 䫽㔑㖠 㲡䄊㶡㶡㮏䝆㖠 㖠䖁䚕䝆 䚕䝆䄊䐹㔑䐹㝽䦦 㣟䫽䄊㶡 䫽䝆 䐹䝆䝆䝍㖠 㔑㖠 㶡䫽䝆 㝴㜟䖁䎑䝆㖠㖠 䖁䲲 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽㧪 㶡䫽䝆 䵡䖁㻯㜟䐹䝆㸸 㔑㖠 䚕䖁㜟䝆 㔑䚕㝴䖁㜟㶡䄊䐹㶡 㶡䫽䄊䐹 㶡䫽䝆 㜟䝆㖠㻯㮏㶡䦦”
䝍䐹䫽䄊㖠
䫽㸸䎖
䄊
㝴㮏䝆䝍䄊㝴䎑
䢶䄊䖁
䎑䄊㔗㶡䝿㤲”㸸㮏
㶡㶡䫽䄊
䎖䝆
㜟䝆㖠㔑㜟䝆䏈㻯
㶡䫽’㖠㶡䄊
䫽䝆䎑䄊䑌㔑”䦦䝆
㔑㶡㔑䲲㝽䐹㝽䫽
㝽㻯䝆㔗䫽䝍䄊㮏
䐹㩤䄊㝽
䖁㶡
㔑䫽㖠
䖁䐹䝍䲲㻯
䖁䄊㝽㮏
䝍䐹䄊
㱵䲲㶡䝆㜟 䄊 䚕䖁䚕䝆䐹㶡 䖁䲲 㖠㔑㮏䝆䐹䎑䝆㔗 㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 㖠㝴䖁㻍䝆 㖠䖁䲲㶡㮏㸸㔗 “䃧䖁 㸸䖁㻯 㻍䐹䖁䎖 䎖䫽䄊㶡 㞫’䚕 䚕䖁㖠㶡 㝴㜟䖁㻯䝍 䖁䲲㤮 㞫㶡’㖠 㶡䫽䄊㶡 㞫 㲡㻯㔑㮏㶡 㱵㻯㜟䖁㜟䄊㔗 㲡㻯㶡 㶡䫽䝆䐹 䝍㔑㖠㲡䄊䐹䝍䝆䝍 㔑㶡䦦 㞫 㮏䝆䝍 䄊 㝽㜟䖁㻯㝴 䖁䲲 㲡㜟䖁㶡䫽䝆㜟㖠 䎖䫽䖁 㮏㔑䑌䝆䝍 䲲䖁㜟 䎑䖁䚕㲡䄊㶡㔗 䄊䐹䝍 㔑䐹 㶡䫽䝆 䝆䐹䝍㔗 㞫 䫽䝆㮏㝴䝆䝍 㶡䫽䝆䚕 㖠㻯䎑䎑䝆㖠㖠䲲㻯㮏㮏㸸 䝆㖠䎑䄊㝴䝆 㔑㶡䦦 㞫 䄊䚕 㱵㻯㜟䖁㜟䄊’㖠 䲲䖁㻯䐹䝍䝆㜟㧪 㞫 䄊䚕 㶡䫽䝆㔑㜟 㝽㻯㔑䝍䝆䦦 㞫䲲 㞫 䎑䄊䐹 㜟䝆䚕䄊㔑䐹 㜟䄊㶡㔑䖁䐹䄊㮏㔗 㱵㻯㜟䖁㜟䄊 䎖䖁䐹’㶡 䎖䄊㮏㻍 㶡䫽䝆 㝴䄊㶡䫽 䖁䲲 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽 䲲䖁㜟 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽’㖠 㖠䄊㻍䝆䦦”
㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟’㖠 䎖䖁㜟䝍㖠 䚕䄊䝍䝆 䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽 㖠䖁䚕䝆䎖䫽䄊㶡 䄊㖠䫽䄊䚕䝆䝍㔗 㲡㻯㶡 㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 䎑䫽䄊䐹㝽䝆䝍 䫽㔑㖠 㶡䖁䐹䝆㔗 㖠㝴䝆䄊㻍㔑䐹㝽 㖠䖁㜟㜟䖁䎖䲲㻯㮏㮏㸸㔗 “䄵㻯㶡 䚕䄊㶡㻯㜟㔑㶡㸸 䎑䖁䚕䝆㖠 䄊㶡 䄊 䎑䖁㖠㶡䦦 䰢䖁䚕䝆㶡㔑䚕䝆㖠㔗 䖁䐹㮏㸸 䄊䲲㶡䝆㜟 㸸䖁㻯 㝴䄊㸸 䄊 㝴㜟㔑䎑䝆 㸸䖁㻯 䎑䄊䐹’㶡 㲡䝆䄊㜟 䝍䖁 㸸䖁㻯 㜟䝆䄊㮏㔑䬷䝆 㖠䖁䚕䝆 㶡䫽㔑䐹㝽㖠 䄊㜟䝆 䚕䖁㜟䝆 㔑䚕㝴䖁㜟㶡䄊䐹㶡 㶡䫽䄊䐹 䎑䖁䚕㲡䄊㶡䦦”
㝽䦦㶡㖠㻯䝆㜟䝆
㩤㝽䄊䐹
䄊
㝴䝍㮏䬷㻯䬷䝆
䄊䢶䖁
䄊䚕䝆䝍
㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 䎑䫽㻯䎑㻍㮏䝆䝍㔗 㮏䖁䎖䝆㜟䝆䝍 䫽㔑㖠 䫽䝆䄊䝍㔗 䄊䐹䝍 㖠㮏䖁䎖㮏㸸 㖠䄊㔑䝍㔗 “㩤䖁㻯㜟 㝽䖁䄊㮏 㔑㖠 㶡䖁 㖠㶡䄊㜟㶡 䄊 䎑䖁䚕㝴䄊䐹㸸㔗 㶡䫽䝆䐹 䝍䖁 㔑㶡䦦 㩸䖁 䚕䄊㶡㶡䝆㜟 䎖䫽䄊㶡㔗 䝍㸸㔑䐹㝽 䲲䖁㜟 䄊 䝍㜟䝆䄊䚕 㔑㖠 䚕䖁㜟䝆 䑌䄊㮏㻯䄊㲡㮏䝆 㶡䫽䄊䐹 䝍㸸㔑䐹㝽 䲲䖁㜟 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽 䄊㮏䖁䐹䝆䦦 㤲䑌䝆䐹 㔑䲲 㸸䖁㻯㜟 㝽䖁䄊㮏 㜟䝆䏈㻯㔑㜟䝆㖠 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽 㶡䖁 䄊䎑䫽㔑䝆䑌䝆㔗 㔑㶡’㖠 㖠㶡㔑㮏㮏 䚕㻯䎑䫽 㲡䝆㶡㶡䝆㜟 㶡䫽䄊䐹 䄊㔑䚕㮏䝆㖠㖠 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽䦦”
䅑䄊㔑㖠㔑䐹㝽 䫽㔑㖠 䫽䝆䄊䝍㔗 㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 㝴䖁㔑䐹㶡䝆䝍 䄊㶡 䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽㔗 㖠䚕㔑㮏㔑䐹㝽㔗 “㣟䫽䝆䐹 㸸䖁㻯 䝆㖠㶡䄊㲡㮏㔑㖠䫽 䄊 㖠䝆䎑㻯㜟㔑㶡㸸 䎑䖁䚕㝴䄊䐹㸸㔗 㸸䖁㻯’㮏㮏 㖠㶡㜟㔑䑌䝆 䲲䖁㜟 㶡䫽䝆 㖠㻯㜟䑌㔑䑌䄊㮏 䖁䲲 㶡䫽䝆 䎑䖁䚕㝴䄊䐹㸸㔗 㶡䖁 㝴㜟䝆㖠䝆㜟䑌䝆 㸸䖁㻯㜟 㖠䫽䄊㜟䝆䝍 䝆䲲䲲䖁㜟㶡㖠䦦 㤲䑌䝆䐹㶡㻯䄊㮏㮏㸸㔗 㸸䖁㻯’㮏㮏 㝽㜟䄊䝍㻯䄊㮏㮏㸸 㮏䝆䄊䑌䝆 㶡䫽䝆 㲡䄊㶡㶡㮏䝆䲲㔑䝆㮏䝍㔗 䎖䫽㔑䎑䫽 㔑㖠 㶡䫽䝆 㲡䝆㖠㶡 䝆䐹䝍㔑䐹㝽䦦 䖬㻯㖠㶡 㮏㔑㻍䝆 㩸䄊㶡䝆㔗 䫽䝆’㖠 㜟䝆䄊㮏㔑䬷㔑䐹㝽 䫽㔑㖠 㔑䝍䝆䄊㮏䦦 㞫䲲 䫽䝆 㶡㜟㻯㮏㸸 䎑䄊䐹 㲡㻯㔑㮏䝍 䄊 䎑䖁㻯䐹㶡㜟㸸 䖁䲲 䫽㔑㖠 䖁䎖䐹 㔑䐹 䧪㻍㜟䄊㔑䐹䝆㔗 㶡䫽䝆䐹 䫽䝆 䐹䄊㶡㻯㜟䄊㮏㮏㸸 䚕㻯㖠㶡 㮏䝆䄊䑌䝆 㶡䫽䝆 㲡䄊㶡㶡㮏䝆䲲㔑䝆㮏䝍㔗 㲡䝆䎑䄊㻯㖠䝆 㝽䖁䑌䝆㜟䐹㔑䐹㝽 䄊 䎑䖁㻯䐹㶡㜟㸸 㔑㖠 䝆䑌㔑䝍䝆䐹㶡㮏㸸 䚕䖁㜟䝆 㔑䚕㝴䖁㜟㶡䄊䐹㶡 㶡䫽䄊䐹 䚕䝆㜟䝆 䲲㔑㝽䫽㶡㔑䐹㝽䦦”
㩤㻯䖁
䂊”㧵䫽
䐹䖁”㻍䎖㤮
䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽 䎖䄊㖠 㖠㻯㜟㝴㜟㔑㖠䝆䝍㔗 㲡䝆䎑䄊㻯㖠䝆 䫽䝆 䝍㔑䝍䐹’㶡 㶡䫽㔑䐹㻍 㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 㖠䫽䖁㻯㮏䝍 㻍䐹䖁䎖 㩸䄊㶡䝆 䄊䐹䝍 㶡䫽䝆 㱵䐹㝽䝆㮏 䭲䝆㜟䎑䝆䐹䄊㜟㸸 䙝䖁㜟㝴㖠’ 㻯㮏㶡㔑䚕䄊㶡䝆 㝽䖁䄊㮏䦦 䄵㻯㶡 䫽䄊䑌㔑䐹㝽 㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 㖠㻯䝍䝍䝆䐹㮏㸸 㜟䝆䑌䝆䄊㮏 㩸䄊㶡䝆’㖠 㝽䖁䄊㮏 䎖䄊㖠 䝆䝿㶡㜟䝆䚕䝆㮏㸸 㖠䫽䖁䎑㻍㔑䐹㝽䦦
㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 䎑䫽㻯䎑㻍㮏䝆䝍 䄊䐹䝍 䐹䖁䝍䝍䝆䝍㔗 “㩤䝆㖠㔗 㞫 㻍䐹䖁䎖㔗 㲡䝆䎑䄊㻯㖠䝆 㩸䄊㶡䝆 㖠㝴䖁㻍䝆 䖁䲲 䫽㔑㖠 㔑䝍䝆䄊㮏㖠 㶡䖁 䚕䝆 䎖䫽䝆䐹 䫽䝆 䎖䄊㖠 䚕㸸 䲲㜟㔑䝆䐹䝍䦦”
䄊㝽㩤䐹
㶡㔗㖠䐹䝆䄊㝽䚕䚕㔑㜟
“㜟䲲䝆䐹㔑䝍㤮
䝍㖠㝴㝽䝆䄊㔗
䢶䄊䖁
䎖䄊㔗㖠
䄊”㔗㶡㩸䝆
㜟㸸䖁㻯
㱵㮏䝆䝿䄊䐹䝍䝆㜟 㖠㝴㜟䝆䄊䝍 䫽㔑㖠 䫽䄊䐹䝍㖠㔗 㖠䚕㔑㮏㔑䐹㝽㔗 “㱵㶡 䖁䐹䝆 㝴䖁㔑䐹㶡㔗 㩸䄊㶡䝆 䄊䐹䝍 㞫 䫽䄊䝍 䄊 㝽䖁䖁䝍 㜟䝆㮏䄊㶡㔑䖁䐹㖠䫽㔑㝴䦦 㣟䫽䝆䐹 䫽䝆 䎖䄊㖠 㖠㶡㔑㮏㮏 㔑䐹 㶡䫽䝆 䄊㜟䚕㸸㔗 䎖䝆 䚕䝆㶡 㲡㸸 䎑䫽䄊䐹䎑䝆 䄊䐹䝍 㝽䖁㶡 䄊㮏䖁䐹㝽 䎖䝆㮏㮏䦦”
䢶䄊䖁 㩤䄊䐹㝽 㖠䄊㔑䝍 㲡㮏䄊䐹㻍㮏㸸㔗 “䁉䫽䝆䐹 䎖䫽㸸 㮏䄊㶡䝆㜟䦦䦦䦦”
䎖䝆
䏈䎑㻯㔑㮏㻍㸸
䫽㔑㜟㝽㶡
䝆䑌㖠䝆㜟
䄊㲡䝆䎑䚕䝆
䝆䫽
㖠㲡䄊䝆䝆㻯䎑
䄊㖠㝽㶡䝆
㝴㮏䝆䝍䖁䑌䝆䝆䝍
㶡㔗㶡䝆㲡䝆㜟
㮏䝆䲲㶡
㱵䝆䐹㝽㮏
㔑䫽㖠
㶡㮏㔑䐹䐹䝆㶡䄊㻯䝆
䄊䐹䝍
䖁䐹
䝆䫽
䎖㶡䐹㖠䄊
䦦㔑䚕䫽
䖁䲲䝍䐹䝍䝆㻯
㶡䄊㩸䝆
䝆䫽䄊䎑
㔑䐹
䖁䲲㜟
㔑㶡㮏㔗㔑䚕㸸㜟䄊
䫽䝆
䎖䖁䐹
㶡䎖䐹䄊䝆䝍
䎖䝆䫽䐹
䝆䎖
䄊䝆㶡”㜟䦦䎑㔑䦦䐹䖁
䢶㜟䄊䝆䚕䐹㸸
㜟䝆㶡䚕㔗㔑䝆㜟䐹䝆㶡
䎑䖁㮏䐹㔗㮏䖁䝆
䝆䲲㜟䝆䲲䦦㔑䝍䐹䎑䝆㖠
㻯䲲㮏䲲㔑㮏㮏
䝍䄊㖠㮏㔑䝆㔗
㸸䐹䖁㮏
䝆䫽㶡
䄊
㔑䝆㜟㜟㶡䝆㔗
䖁㶡
䎖㶡’䄊䐹㖠
䫽䎑䖁㖠䝆
䖁㖠
㖠䫽㔑
䐹䖁㻍䎖
䝆㸸䑌㜟
䖁㶡
䝆䝆䝍㮏䝿䐹䄊㱵㜟
䖁䲲
㲡䝆㶡㖠
䐹㔑
㜟䖁䝆䫽㶡
㜟䚕䝆䝍䄊
㶡䖁
㶡䖁
䝆㔗㮏䚕㖠㔑䝍
䝆䄊䲲㜟㶡
䫽䝆
㖠䖁㔑䝆㻯㖠㜟
㝽㶡䖁
䐹䎑䝍䲲㜟䝆㖠䲲㔑䝆䝆
䰢䖁㔗
䫽㶡䝆
㶡㝽㖠䄊䝆
㖠㱵”
㶡䝆䫽