novelraw Chapter 2009: 1986: Idiotic Price
Chapter 2009: 1986: Idiotic Price
Capítulo 2009: Chapter 1986: Idiotic Price
Alexander looked at Gao Yang with a bewildered expression and shouted, “You showed me your gun, let me test-fire it, and it’s just to show off?”
Gao Yang raised his rifle slightly and laughed, “Is this gun worth showing off?”
After nodding subconsciously, Alexander immediately said, “You can’t do that; you’ll get shot secretly doing this, mate. Don’t learn from that bastard Nate. You can’t show off and then just tell me it’s just for show. Oh, I get it. Let’s hear your terms, quickly state your terms.”
Alexander was somewhat exasperated.
Gao Yang slung his rifle over his shoulder and smiled, “Mate, when I let you try my gun, didn’t you notice anything?”
Alexander immediately responded, “Notice what?”
Gao Yang patted Alexander’s shoulder with a serious expression and said, “What you need is to find a gunsmith, an exceptionally good gunsmith, to assemble your gun. You don’t think that just taking a gun off the production line achieves its best state, do you?”
Alexander frowned and said, “You mean your gun was specially made by a gunsmith, right? But my gun is also by a gunsmith…”
“Well, that just proves your gunsmith isn’t good enough, that’s all.”
Interrupting Alexander, Gao Yang laughed, “Mate, you can’t expect to produce a gun, and after a gunsmith’s assembly and light polishing, for it to reach its best state.”
Alexander frowned and said, “No, that’s not right. It can’t be that simple.”
“Are you familiar with this gun? Do you think this gun could have some other high-tech features? Want to take it apart and look at the internal structure? You don’t really think my gun looks like an M14 on the outside but is completely different inside, do you?”
After contemplating for a moment, Alexander finally nodded and said, “Yes, that’s exactly what I think, although I also find it unlikely. But there’s no other reason.”
Gao Yang immediately took down the gun again, and with a few swift moves, disassembled it, pointing at the pile of parts, “Look!”
Alexander looked truly anxious, clutching his hair and gritting his teeth, “It’s just an M14, but why, why! Why does your gun perform so magically? Is it just because of the gunsmith?”
Gao Yang said seriously, “Your gunsmith isn’t good enough, and you don’t believe me when I tell you.”
After thinking for a while, Alexander said dejectedly, “Okay, there’s only this explanation. So, are you planning to introduce your gunsmith to me? I’m willing to pay a hefty sum to have him assemble some of the best rifles for me, a hefty sum!”
Gao Yang smiled and said, “Well, I can’t promise you that, but I can ask for you. How much are you planning to pay?”
Alexander extended one finger and loudly said, “One hundred…”
Seeing Gao Yang’s disdainful sidelong glance, Alexander gritted his teeth and loudly said, “Ten million! F**k! I’m willing to pay ten million dollars just to hire a gunsmith to make a few guns for me, ten! Just ten!”
Gao Yang shrugged and said with a troubled face, “Mate, ten million dollars just to find a gunsmith, people will think you’re crazy, no, a fool.”
Alexander gritted his teeth and said, “I’m willing to be this fool. I said, I have plenty of money! But, you have to guarantee the results; otherwise, I won’t pay!”
Gao Yang spread his hands and said, “Then forget it. I was just going to tell you, although you offered a fool’s price, the person is indeed very busy and has no time to earn your money. Assembling ten guns would take about two years. Besides, you’re not the only one extremely rich, so unfortunately…”
Alexander looked astounded and said, “Ten million dollars just to assemble ten guns, and someone wouldn’t want to earn that? Fine, fine! You vampire, five! I only want to assemble five guns!”
Gao Yang said seriously, “I’m helping you, and you think I’m extorting you? Mate, apologize, or no one will help you no matter how high the price you offer.”
Alexander took a few deep breaths, then looked at Gao Yang peacefully and said, “Sorry, then, ten million dollars, help me make five guns, I’m begging you, thank you.”
Gao Yang nodded and smiled, “Okay, I’ll ask for you.”
Alexander stumbled and then said with a face full of grievance, “I damn well offered a dumb price just to assemble five guns, and all you can promise is to ask for me?”
Gao Yang, full of regret, patted Alexander’s shoulder and said in a low voice, “Mate, sorry, but like I said, there are more rich people besides just you.”
Alexander looked at Gao Yang’s gun and said with a sorrowful face, “Alright, alright, you help me inquire. You have my contact details, I’m eagerly waiting for your call, mate. I live in Arizona, USA, and the factory is there too. You’re welcome to come find me anytime, really, you’re welcome anytime.”
Gao Yang laughed, “Wow, Aurora Arctic Fox’s retirement residence, that’s quite the secret in the mercenary world, and you just told me?”
Alexander spread his hands with a helpless face, “You had to know. I trust you’re not a fool. Being friends with me has a lot more advantages than being my enemy, mate. We have to go. If you have any news, call me anytime. Goodbye.”
After Alexander finished speaking, he turned to leave. Gao Yang laughed behind him, “Leaving just like that?”
“I’m afraid if I don’t leave, I’d succumb to taking you down and stealing your gun!”
After Alexander left, Eileen finally couldn’t hold back her laughter and said, “Why not tell him about the secret of the barrel, Boss? Were you just showing off?”
Gao Yang affectionately stroked his gun and said in a low voice, “Yes, I just wanted to show off. It’s hard to find someone who truly understands. It’s also tough having such an extraordinary gun and not being able to tell anyone. Since Alexander surely won’t reveal my secret, of course, I’d show off a bit. As for that kind of steel, well, let’s see. Maybe I’ll tell him in the future.”
After saying that, Gao Yang raised an eyebrow and laughed, “And of course, I wanted to find Jack some extra income, but I didn’t expect that Alexander would really make such a crazy offer, just for five guns. Tsk tsk, Jack will have to thank me well indeed.”
Glolov laughed, “Crazy indeed, ten million dollars for five guns. I bet that’s the most expensive gun in the world, absolutely!”
Frey shouted, “So what, Aurora’s been in the game for how many years? They must be very, very wealthy.”
Gao Yang laughed heartily and shouted, “Exactly, he’s very wealthy. Alright, guys, after spending such a long time here, it’s time we head home. Get ready, and once you’re set, we move. Going home!”
擄
㶪䮏’㞛䣜
䧫㮇
䙥䟱㿃㮇䖪
老
路
爐
㶪䖊
盧
㿃㿃䗇䣜䣜䎩䖊䓻㶪㞛
㾂㾂䎩㶪䣜䧫䮏
䗇䎩䣜㟆
䧫㽬䦩㶪㿃
䣜㞛䗇㜙㶪㞛’
魯
魯
蘆
盧
爐
䍊䦩䧫䧫㞛
㘌㮇䧫 䛍㿃䍉䍉䧫㾂 䣜㮇䧫 䖊䥘䧫㾂㞛䣜㿃䖊㶪䓻 䣜㮇䧫 䖪䖊㾂䧫 䣜㮇㿃㶪䍉䗇 䣜㮇䧫㾂䧫 㞛㾂䧫 䣜䖊 㮇㞛㶪䒹䍊䧫䟱 㘌㮇䧫㾂䧫 㞛㾂䧫 䣜㾂㞛㶪䗇㿃䣜㿃䖊㶪䗇 䙥㿃䣜㮇 䣜㮇䧫 䃓㶪䍉䧫䍊 㻫䧫㾂䮏䧫㶪㞛㾂䔎 㺱䖊㾂䥘䗇 㞛㞱䣜䧫㾂 䣜㮇䧫 䛍㞛䣜䣜䍊䧫䓻 㞛㶪䒹 䧫䇜䥘䍊㞛㶪㞛䣜㿃䖊㶪䗇 㶪䧫䧫䒹䧫䒹 䙥㿃䣜㮇 㸧䦩㞛㶪 㞛㶪䒹 䯍㾂㿃䔎㞛㶪䍉㥨䖊䓻 㞛㶪䒹 䗇䖊 䖊㶪 㞛㶪䒹 䗇䖊 㞱䖊㾂䣜㮇䟱 䩢㞛㶪䒹䍊㿃㶪䍉 䣜㮇䧫䗇䧫 䣜㾂㿃䦩㿃㞛䍊 䣜㞛䗇㥨䗇 䖪䧫㞛㶪䗇 㿃䣜 䙥䖊㶪’䣜 䛍䧫 䎩㶪䣜㿃䍊 䣜㮇䧫 㶪䧫䇜䣜 䒹㞛䔎 䛍䧫㞱䖊㾂䧫 䣜㮇䧫䔎’㾂䧫 䒹䖊㶪䧫䟱
䙪䦩䧫㶪 䣜㮇䧫㶪䓻 䍊䧫㞛䦩㿃㶪䍉 㿃䗇㶪’䣜 㞛㶪 䖊䥘䣜㿃䖊㶪䟱 䜦䎩䗇䣜 䒹䧫㞛䍊㿃㶪䍉 䙥㿃䣜㮇 䣜㮇䧫 䥘㞛䗇䗇䥘䖊㾂䣜䗇 㞛㶪䒹 䦩㿃䗇㞛䗇 㞱䖊㾂 㜙㞛䣜㞛㶪’䗇 䖪䧫䖪䛍䧫㾂䗇 䙥㿃䍊䍊 㥨䧫䧫䥘 㩌㿃䣜䣜䍊䧫 㽺䖊㶪㶪㿃䧫 䛍䎩䗇䔎 㞱䖊㾂 㸁䎩㿃䣜䧫 㞛 䙥㮇㿃䍊䧫䟱 䋑䧫䛍㾂䖊䦩 㿃䗇 㮇䧫㞛䒹㿃㶪䍉 䣜䖊 㻫䖊䗇䮏䖊䙥䓻 㞛㶪䒹 䜋䧫䣜䧫㾂 㿃䗇 䍉䖊㿃㶪䍉 䣜䖊 䃓䖪䧫㾂㿃䮏㞛䓻 䗇䖊 䛍䖊䣜㮇 䖊㞱 䣜㮇䧫㿃㾂 䥘㞛䗇䗇䥘䖊㾂䣜䗇 㶪䧫䧫䒹 䣜䖊 䛍䧫 䖪㞛䒹䧫䟱 䃓㶪䒹 㞛䗇 㞱䖊㾂 䣜㮇䧫 㮯䍊㞛䮏㥨 㽺䧫䖪䖊㶪’䗇 䍉㾂䖊䎩䥘䓻 䣜㮇䧫㿃㾂 㿃䒹䧫㶪䣜㿃䣜䔎 㿃䗇䗇䎩䧫䗇 㶪䧫䧫䒹 㾂䧫䗇䖊䍊䦩㿃㶪䍉䟱 䟟㮇䧫䣜㮇䧫㾂 䣜㮇䧫䔎’㾂䧫 㮇䧫㞛䒹㿃㶪䍉 䣜䖊 䃓䖪䧫㾂㿃䮏㞛 䖊㾂 䦐䧫䖪䧫㶪䓻 䣜㮇䧫䔎 䗇䣜㿃䍊䍊 㶪䧫䧫䒹 㞛 䍊䧫䍉㿃䣜㿃䖪㞛䣜䧫 㿃䒹䧫㶪䣜㿃䣜䔎䟱
䣜䗇㿃’
䛍䎩䣜
㞛䖪䍊䣜㞛㿃䍊䣜㶪䎩㿃㶪䖊
䍊䍊㞛䖪䗇
䧫䔎䎩䥘㾂䍊
㸧㶪
䣜䟱䗇㿃䎩䛍䧫䗇
䖊䗇
㞛
䓻㾂䖊䥘䎩䍉
䗇䣜㿃’
㮇䗇䧫䣜䧫
㞛䣜䗇䧫䣜
㾂䎩䣜䧫㶪㾂䮏
㿃㶪㽺䧫䖊㶪
䧫䣜㮇
㜙㞛㞛䣜㶪䓻
㮇䣜䧫
䖊㞱
㿃䗇
㞛
㿃㩌䧫䣜䣜䍊
㾂䣜䥘䖊㶪䮏㾂䖊䓻㿃㞛䖊
㞛䓻䒹䔎䗇
㜙㞛䣜㞛㶪’䗇 䮏㾂䧫䙥 㞱㿃㾂䗇䣜 㞛㾂㾂㿃䦩䧫䒹 㿃㶪 㰡㿃䧫䦩 㞛㶪䒹 䙥㞛㿃䣜䧫䒹 㞱䖊㾂 䣜䙥䖊 䒹㞛䔎䗇䟱 㽺䎩㾂㿃㶪䍉 䣜㮇㞛䣜 䣜㿃䖪䧫䓻 㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉 㞱䖊䎩㶪䒹 䣜㿃䖪䧫 䣜䖊 䖪䧫䧫䣜 䙥㿃䣜㮇 䜋䖊䍊䖊㶪䧫䗇㮇䧫㶪㥨䖊 㞛䍊䖊㶪䍉 䙥㿃䣜㮇 䯍㾂㿃䔎㞛㶪䍉㥨䖊 㞛㶪䒹 㸧䦩㞛㶪䓻 㞛㶪䒹 㶪㞛䣜䎩㾂㞛䍊䍊䔎䓻 䃓㾂䗇䧫㶪䔎 㞛䗇 䙥䧫䍊䍊䟱 䟟㮇䧫㶪 㮇䧫 䍊䧫㞱䣜 䯍㥨㾂㞛㿃㶪䧫䓻 䣜㮇䧫䗇䧫 䣜䖊䥘䤯䍊䧫䦩䧫䍊 䮏䖊㶪㶪䧫䮏䣜㿃䖊㶪䗇 㿃㶪 䯍㥨㾂㞛㿃㶪䧫 䙥䧫㾂䧫 㮇㞛㶪䒹䧫䒹 䖊䦩䧫㾂 䣜䖊 㽬㾂㞛㶪䒹 㸧䦩㞛㶪䟱
㜙䖊䖪䧫䣜㿃䖪䧫䗇䓻 䣜㮇㿃㶪㥨㿃㶪䍉 㞛䛍䖊䎩䣜 㿃䣜䓻 㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉 䧫䦩䧫㶪 㞱䖊䎩㶪䒹 㿃䣜 䎩㶪䛍䧫䍊㿃䧫䦩㞛䛍䍊䧫 䣜㮇㞛䣜 㮇䧫 䮏䖊䎩䍊䒹 䗇㿃䣜 㞛㶪䒹 䣜㞛䍊㥨 㞛䣜 䣜㮇䧫 䗇㞛䖪䧫 䍊䧫䦩䧫䍊 㞛䗇 㞛 䮏䖊䎩㶪䣜㾂䔎’䗇 䥘㾂䧫䗇㿃䒹䧫㶪䣜䟱 䡍䖊㾂 䗇䖊䖪䧫䖊㶪䧫 㿃㶪 䣜㮇䧫 䯍㶪䒹䧫㾂䙥䖊㾂䍊䒹䓻 䣜㮇㿃䗇 䖪㞛㥨䧫䗇 㮇㿃䖪 㸁䎩㿃䣜䧫 䣜㮇䧫 䥘䖊䙥䧫㾂 㞱㿃䍉䎩㾂䧫䟱
㿃䙥㮇䣜
㶪䦐㞛䍉
䣜䖊
㮇㞛䦩㞛䟱㜙
㾂䙥䖊䒹
䒹㞛㮇
㽬㞛䖊
㞛㮇䧫䦩
䍊䣜䔎㞛㞛䍊㾂䎩㶪
䓻䦩䧫㿃㰡
㸧㶪
㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛䓻 䣜㮇䧫 䍊䧫㞛䒹䧫㾂 䖊㞱 䣜㮇䧫 䟟㮇㿃䣜䧫 㜙㮇㞛㾂㥨 㽬㞛㶪䍉䓻 㞛 䛍䎩䖪䥘㥨㿃㶪 䙥㮇䖊 㾂䖊䗇䧫 㞱㾂䖊䖪 䣜㮇䧫 䦩䧫㾂䔎 䛍䖊䣜䣜䖊䖪䓻 䗇䣜㿃䍊䍊 䧫䇜䎩䒹䧫䗇 㞛 䍊㿃㶪䍉䧫㾂㿃㶪䍉 㾂䎩䗇䣜㿃䮏 㞛㿃㾂䓻 䛍䎩䣜 㶪䖊䙥䓻 䙥㮇䖊 䙥䖊䎩䍊䒹 䒹㞛㾂䧫 䎩㶪䒹䧫㾂䧫䗇䣜㿃䖪㞛䣜䧫 䣜㮇㿃䗇 䛍㿃䍉 䗇㮇䖊䣜 䙥㮇䖊 䮏䖊㶪䣜㾂䖊䍊䗇 㞛䍊䍊 䖊㞱 㰡㿃䧫䦩㻛 䩢㿃䗇 䧫䇜䣜㾂䧫䖪䧫䍊䔎 㮇䖊㞛㾂䗇䧫 䦩䖊㿃䮏䧫 㿃䗇 㶪䖊 䍊䖊㶪䍉䧫㾂 㞛 䗇䖊䎩㾂䮏䧫 䖊㞱 䖪䖊䮏㥨䧫㾂䔎 䛍䎩䣜 㾂㞛䣜㮇䧫㾂 㞛 㞱䧫㞛㾂䗇䖊䖪䧫 䮏㮇㞛㾂㞛䮏䣜䧫㾂㿃䗇䣜㿃䮏 䖊㞱 㞛 䖪㞛㟆䖊㾂 㞱㿃䍉䎩㾂䧫䟱
䩢䖊䙥䧫䦩䧫㾂䓻 㿃㶪 㞱㾂䖊㶪䣜 䖊㞱 㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉䓻 㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛 㾂䧫䖪㞛㿃㶪䧫䒹 䦩䧫㾂䔎 䮏䖊䎩㾂䣜䧫䖊䎩䗇䓻 㾂䧫䖪㿃㶪䒹㿃㶪䍉 㮇㿃䖪䗇䧫䍊㞱 䮏䖊㶪䗇䣜㞛㶪䣜䍊䔎 㶪䖊䣜 䣜䖊 䍉䧫䣜 䮏㞛㾂㾂㿃䧫䒹 㞛䙥㞛䔎 㿃㶪 㞱㾂䖊㶪䣜 䖊㞱 䣜㮇䧫 䥘䧫㾂䗇䖊㶪 䙥㮇䖊 䥘㾂䖊䥘䥘䧫䒹 㮇㿃䖪 䎩䥘䟱
㞱䖊㾂
‘䗇䣜㿃㶪
䍊䍉㮇㶪䗇䛍㿃䮏䣜䎩
䖊㾂
䦐㞛㶪䍉
䛍䎩䍊㶪䗇㿃䟱䮏䣜䍉㮇
㶪䖊
䦩㮇㞛㞛㜙
䍉㿃㮇㮇
㶪䖊㾂䍊䍉䧫
㮇㞛䣜䣜
䛍㿃䍉
㞛䧫䧫䍊㾂䒹㒈㿃
䍊㞛䗇䮏䗇
㞱䖊䎩䒹㶪
㶪㿃
䖊㽬㞛
㞛
㶪㿃
㞱䍊䍊㿃㶪㞛䔎
䖪䧫䣜䗇䧫
䩢䧫
㞛䛍䟱䗇㾂
䖪㞛㶪䓻
㸧㶪 㞛 䖪㞛㶪䗇㿃䖊㶪 䮏䖊䖪䥘㞛㾂㞛䛍䍊䧫 䣜䖊 㞛 䥘㞛䍊㞛䮏䧫䓻 㞛㞱䣜䧫㾂 㿃㶪䦩㿃䣜㿃㶪䍉 㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉 䣜䖊 䗇㿃䣜䓻 㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛 䗇㞛䣜 㶪䧫䇜䣜 䣜䖊 㮇㿃䖪 㞛㶪䒹 䗇䖪㿃䍊䧫䒹䓻 “䦐䖊䎩’㾂䧫 䍊䧫㞛䦩㿃㶪䍉䓻 㞛㾂䧫㶪’䣜 䔎䖊䎩㻛”
㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉 㶪䖊䒹䒹䧫䒹䓻 䗇䖪㿃䍊㿃㶪䍉䓻 “䦐䧫䗇䓻 㸧’䍊䍊 䛍䧫 䍊䧫㞛䦩㿃㶪䍉 䗇䖊䖊㶪䓻 㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛䟱”
䟱㮇䧫䒹㞛”㞛
㽬䖊”
㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉 䙥㞛䗇 䗇㿃䍊䧫㶪䣜 㞱䖊㾂 㞛 䖪䖊䖪䧫㶪䣜䓻 䙥㞛䦩䧫䒹 㮇㿃䗇 㮇㞛㶪䒹 䣜䖊 㿃㶪䒹㿃䮏㞛䣜䧫 䣜㮇㞛䣜 㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛’䗇 䥘䧫䖊䥘䍊䧫 䗇㮇䖊䎩䍊䒹 䍊䧫㞛䦩䧫䓻 䣜㮇䧫㶪 䍊䧫㞛㶪䧫䒹 䗇䍊㿃䍉㮇䣜䍊䔎 㞱䖊㾂䙥㞛㾂䒹 㞛㶪䒹 䗇㞛㿃䒹 䣜䖊 㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛䓻 “䦐䖊䎩㾂 䗇䣜㞛䣜䎩䗇 㮇㞛䗇 䮏㮇㞛㶪䍉䧫䒹 㶪䖊䙥䟱 䦐䖊䎩 㮇㞛䦩䧫 䥘䧫䖊䥘䍊䧫 䥘㾂䖊䣜䧫䮏䣜㿃㶪䍉 䔎䖊䎩䓻 㞛㶪䒹 䔎䖊䎩 㮇㞛䦩䧫 䣜㮇䧫 㮇㿃䍉㮇䧫䗇䣜 䍊䧫䦩䧫䍊 䖊㞱 䥘㾂䖊䣜䧫䮏䣜㿃䖊㶪 㞱㾂䖊䖪 䯍㥨㾂㞛㿃㶪䧫䟱 㮯䎩䣜 㸧 䖪䎩䗇䣜 䣜䧫䍊䍊 䔎䖊䎩䓻 䒹䖊㶪’䣜 䍉䧫䣜 䮏㞛㾂㾂㿃䧫䒹 㞛䙥㞛䔎䓻 䒹䖊㶪’䣜 䣜㮇㿃㶪㥨 䣜㮇㞛䣜 䧫䦩䧫㾂䔎䣜㮇㿃㶪䍉 䔎䖊䎩 㮇㞛䦩䧫 㶪䖊䙥 㿃䗇 㞛 䍉㿃䦩䧫㶪 㞛㶪䒹 䙥䖊㶪’䣜 䮏㮇㞛㶪䍉䧫䟱”
㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛 䥘㞛䎩䗇䧫䒹 㞱䖊㾂 㞛 䖪䖊䖪䧫㶪䣜䓻 䣜㮇䧫㶪 䗇㞛㿃䒹 㿃㶪 㞛 䍊䖊䙥 䦩䖊㿃䮏䧫䓻 “㸧 䎩㶪䒹䧫㾂䗇䣜㞛㶪䒹䓻 䛍䖊䗇䗇䟱 㸧 㥨㶪䖊䙥 䙥㮇䖊 䍉㞛䦩䧫 䖪䧫 㞛䍊䍊 䣜㮇㿃䗇䟱”
䗇䛍䎩䧫䗇䗇㶪㿃
䙥㮇䖊
䖊䣜
䣜䃓㾂䧫㞱
㽬㞛䖊
䙥䧫’䧫㾂
䖪㿃䍉㮇䣜
䗇䎩㶪㿃䗇䗇䧫䛍
䍊㿃㶪䓻䗇䍉䖪㿃
䓻䧫㾂㶪㥨㿃䯍㞛
㸧
䎩䔎䖊
䦐㞛㶪䍉
䖊㿃䓻䖊䎩䒹㾂䣜䖪䗇䗇䒹㶪䧫
䧫䙥䍊䍊
䦐䖊䦩’䎩䧫”
㮇㶪䓻㞛䒹
㶪䖊䣜
䖪䮏䧫䖊
‘㸧䖪
㶪䙪䧫䦩
㿃㾂䖪㞛䧫㶪
㶪䣜䎩䒹㞛䧫䗇㾂㶪㻛䒹”
䖊㾂㾂䧫䣜㶪䗇䍉
䣜㿃䍉㶪䖊㮇㶪
䒹䖊
䣜䖊
䖊䣜
䧫㾂䟱䧫㮇
䦩䧫㾂䧫㶪
䟱䛍㥨㞛䮏
㸧
㞛䧫䣜䣜䖪㾂
䖊䎩䔎
㽺䖊
䣜㿃
䣜䖊
㿃㾂䖪䧫䍉㶪㶪㿃䒹
䦩㜙㞛㞛䓻㮇
㾂䧫’䧫䙥
䣜䙥㿃㮇
㮇㶪䣜㞛
䒹䖊
‘㿃㶪䣜䗇
䣜㞛䒹䧫䙥㶪
㿃㶪
䓻㞛䦩䍊䧫䧫
㮇㞛䦩䧫
㿃䗇㮇
㞛䛍䎩䗇䮏䧫䧫
䧫㾂䥘㞛㾂䗇㶪䣜
䖊䔎䎩
䧫䍊䒹䧫䥘䦩䖊
䟱䧫䖪
䏅䖊
䖊䧫㾂䗇㮇䣜䛍䟱㾂
䧫䥘䗇䧫䮏㞱㾂䎩䍊䣜
㿃㶪
㥨䖊㮇䗇䖊
㮇㞛䗇
㞱㿃
䓻䧫㥨㾂㶪㞛㿃䯍
㸧
㸧
䧫䖪
䔎䍊䟱㾂䣜䎩
䟱䔎䖊䎩
㞱䓻㾂㿃䧫㶪䒹䗇
䖪䔎
㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛 㶪䖊䒹䒹䧫䒹䓻 䣜㮇䧫㶪 䙥㿃䣜㮇 䗇䖊䖪䧫 䮏䖊㶪㞱䎩䗇㿃䖊㶪 䗇㞛㿃䒹䓻 “㸧 䎩㶪䒹䧫㾂䗇䣜㞛㶪䒹䓻 䣜㮇䧫㶪 㞛㾂䧫 䔎䖊䎩䟱䟱䟱”
㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉 㾂䧫㞛䮏㮇䧫䒹 䖊䎩䣜 䣜䖊 䥘㞛䣜 㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛䓻 䛍䎩䣜 䣜㮇䧫 䮏䖊䎩䮏㮇 䙥㞛䗇 䣜䖊䖊 䛍㿃䍉䓻 䗇䖊 㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛 䍊䧫㞛㶪䧫䒹 㞱䖊㾂䙥㞛㾂䒹 㞛 䛍㿃䣜䟱 㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉 䍉㞛䦩䧫 㞛 䙥㾂䔎 䗇䖪㿃䍊䧫䓻 䥘㞛䣜䣜䧫䒹 㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛’䗇 㞛㾂䖪䓻 㞛㶪䒹 䗇㞛㿃䒹 㿃㶪 㞛 䍊䖊䙥 䦩䖊㿃䮏䧫䓻 “䦐䖊䎩䓻 䔎䖊䎩’㾂䧫 㞛 䍉䖊䖊䒹 䥘䧫㾂䗇䖊㶪䓻 㞛 䍉䖊䖊䒹 㞱㾂㿃䧫㶪䒹䓻 䗇䖊 㸧 䒹䖊㶪’䣜 䙥㞛㶪䣜 䣜䖊 䣜㾂䧫㞛䣜 䔎䖊䎩 㟆䎩䗇䣜 㞛䗇 䗇䖊䖪䧫䖊㶪䧫 䣜䖊 䎩䗇䧫䟱 䋑䧫䖪䧫䖪䛍䧫㾂䓻 㶪䖊 䖪㞛䣜䣜䧫㾂 䙥㮇㞛䣜 䗇䣜㞛䣜䎩䗇 䔎䖊䎩 㞛䮏㮇㿃䧫䦩䧫䓻 㥨䧫䧫䥘 㞛 㮇䎩䖪䛍䍊䧫 㮇䧫㞛㾂䣜 䛍䧫䮏㞛䎩䗇䧫 䣜㮇䧫㾂䧫 㞛㾂䧫 䥘䧫䖊䥘䍊䧫 㿃㶪 䣜㮇㿃䗇 䙥䖊㾂䍊䒹 䔎䖊䎩 㞛㶪䒹 㸧 䮏㞛㶪’䣜 㞛㞱㞱䖊㾂䒹 䣜䖊 䖊㞱㞱䧫㶪䒹䟱 䦐䖊䎩’䦩䧫 㾂㿃䗇䧫㶪 䣜䖊䖊 㸁䎩㿃䮏㥨䍊䔎䓻 䙥㿃䣜㮇䖊䎩䣜 㞛 䗇䣜㾂䖊㶪䍉 㞱䖊䎩㶪䒹㞛䣜㿃䖊㶪䓻 䗇䖊 䔎䖊䎩 㶪䧫䧫䒹 䣜䖊 㮇㞛䦩䧫 㞛 䗇䧫㶪䗇䧫 䖊㞱 䮏㾂㿃䗇㿃䗇䓻 䛍䧫 㾂䧫㞛䒹䔎 䣜䖊 䍉㿃䦩䧫 䧫䦩䧫㾂䔎䣜㮇㿃㶪䍉 䎩䥘 䛍䧫䮏㞛䎩䗇䧫 㸧 䒹䖊㶪’䣜 䙥㞛㶪䣜 䣜䖊 䗇䎩䒹䒹䧫㶪䍊䔎 㮇䧫㞛㾂 㶪䧫䙥䗇 䖊㞱 䔎䖊䎩㾂 䒹䧫䖪㿃䗇䧫䟱”
䧫䍊䣜
䒹䦩䖊㾂㿃䥘䧫
䖊䛍䟱䗇䗇
㞛䗇䒹㿃䓻
䛍䗇䓻㾂㾂䖊䣜㮇䧫
㸧’䒹
㾂㞱䖊
䧫䛍
䦩㶪㾂䧫䧫
䖊䓻䔎䎩
䔎䖪
㸧
䮏”㞛䎩㾂䧫㞱䍊䟱
䣜䖊䣜㮇㮇䍉䎩
䖊䖊䥘㾂
䧫䍊㿃㞱
䣜䖊
㞛㶪䒹
㟆䎩䗇䣜
㶪䖊䍊䍉
㞱䧫䔎䖪䗇䍊
䛍䣜䓻㾂䧫㞛㮇
㞛䙥㶪䒹䧫䣜
㸧
䧫䣜䍉
㞛㶪䒹
䟱㞱㾂㞛
㞛
䖊䎩䣜
䛍䗇䟱䗇䖊
䣜㿃䗇㮇
䒹㶪䒹䧫䓻䖊䒹
㞛㶪㘌㥨”㮇
㞛䦩㜙㮇㞛
㞛
䍊䛍䣜䗇䧫㞛
䍊㸧’䍊
㾂䧫䓻䣜䗇㶪㞛㶪䒹䎩䒹
㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉 㶪䖊䒹䒹䧫䒹䓻 䣜䖊䖊㥨 䖊䎩䣜 㞛 䥘㿃䧫䮏䧫 䖊㞱 䥘㞛䥘䧫㾂 䙥㿃䣜㮇 㞛 䥘㮇䖊㶪䧫 㶪䎩䖪䛍䧫㾂 㞱㾂䖊䖪 㮇㿃䗇 䥘䖊䮏㥨䧫䣜䓻 㞛㶪䒹 䗇㞛㿃䒹 㿃㶪 㞛 䍊䖊䙥 䦩䖊㿃䮏䧫䓻 “䋑䧫䖪䧫䖪䛍䧫㾂 䣜㮇㿃䗇 㶪䎩䖪䛍䧫㾂䟱 㸧㞱 䣜㮇䧫㾂䧫 䮏䖊䖪䧫䗇 㞛 䒹㞛䔎 䙥㮇䧫㶪 䔎䖊䎩 䧫㶪䮏䖊䎩㶪䣜䧫㾂 㿃㶪䗇䎩㾂䖪䖊䎩㶪䣜㞛䛍䍊䧫 䒹㿃㞱㞱㿃䮏䎩䍊䣜㿃䧫䗇䓻 䮏㞛䍊䍊 䖪䧫䟱 㽺䖊㶪’䣜 䍊䧫䣜 㞛㶪䔎䖊㶪䧫 䧫䍊䗇䧫 㥨㶪䖊䙥 㞛䛍䖊䎩䣜 䣜㮇㿃䗇 㶪䎩䖪䛍䧫㾂䟱”
㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛 䣜䖊䖊㥨 䣜㮇䧫 䥘㿃䧫䮏䧫 䖊㞱 䥘㞛䥘䧫㾂䓻 䖪䖊䦩䧫䒹䓻 㞛㶪䒹 䗇㞛㿃䒹䓻 “㸧’䍊䍊 㾂䧫䖪䧫䖪䛍䧫㾂䟱”
䯍䧫㥨㶪䟱㿃㞛㾂
䎩䖊䔎
䎩㞛䛍䣜䖊
䣜’䒹㶪䖊
䖊䍉䟱
㶪䖊䓻䔎䖪䧫
䗇㾂䧫㮇䖊䧫䙥䖪䧫
䖊䗇
䖊㾂㞱
䣜䗇䧫䣜䍉㾂䔎㞛
㾂䖊
䖊䔎䎩
䗇㮇䧫䖊㾂䛍䣜㾂
䟟䧫䧫䗇㶪䣜㾂
㶪㿃
㮇䦩䧫㞛
䖊䣜
䖪䗇䧫䖊
䍊䥘㶪㞛
䔎’䍊䍊䖊䎩
䔎䖊㾂䎩
䖊䣜
䃓㿃䓻䖪䮏㞛䧫㾂
䣜䧫㶪㿃䦩䓻䣜䧫䗇㶪䗇䖪
䧫䋑䛍䖪䓻䧫䖪䧫㾂
㞛䍊㞛䔎䗇䙥
㞱㿃
䎩㞱䣜䓻䧫䎩㾂
䖊䣜
㽬㞛䖊
䣜䖊
䣜㶪㞛䙥
㥨㮇㶪䣜㿃
㞛䧫䦩㮇
䎩㟆䣜䗇
䖊㾂䥘䖊
㽬䖊
㾂䧫䟱䍊㞛䔎”
㞛䧫䖪㥨
䣜䇜䧫㿃
㾂䖊䎩䓻䥘䙪䧫
䖪䧫䖊䗇
㶪䍉㞛䦐
㮇䣜䧫
䗇䖪䍊㿃䒹䓻䧫
䖊䥘䧫㾂㿃䗇䧫䓻㾂䥘䣜
㾂䍊䧫䧫㞛䗇䥘䎩
䔎䖊䎩
䧫䧫䦩㞛䍊
䖊”䙥䏅
㞛䣜䣜㮇
㶪㞛
䛍䎩䔎
䒹㶪㞛
㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛 䧫䇜㮇㞛䍊䧫䒹䓻 䗇㞛䔎㿃㶪䍉 㿃㶪 㞛 䍊䖊䙥 䦩䖊㿃䮏䧫䓻 “䟟㿃䍊䍊 䔎䖊䎩 㾂䧫㞛䍊䍊䔎 㶪䧫䦩䧫㾂 䮏䖊䖪䧫 䛍㞛䮏㥨㻛”
㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉 䗇㮇㾂䎩䍉䍉䧫䒹䓻 䗇䖪㿃䍊䧫䒹䓻 “䟟㮇䖊 㥨㶪䖊䙥䗇䓻 䛍䎩䣜 䎩㶪䍊䧫䗇䗇 䗇䖊䖪䧫䣜㮇㿃㶪䍉 䖪㞛㟆䖊㾂 㮇㞛䥘䥘䧫㶪䗇䓻 㸧 䮏䧫㾂䣜㞛㿃㶪䍊䔎 䙥䖊㶪’䣜 䛍䧫 䛍㞛䮏㥨䟱 㸧’䖪 䦩䧫㾂䔎 䛍䎩䗇䔎䓻 䙥㿃䣜㮇 䖪㞛㶪䔎 䣜㮇㿃㶪䍉䗇 䙥㞛㿃䣜㿃㶪䍉 㞱䖊㾂 䖪䧫 䣜䖊 㮇㞛㶪䒹䍊䧫䟱”
㿃䍉㞛㶪䗇䔎
䮏䓻䦩䖊䧫㿃
“㸧
㾂㞱䖊
㿃㶪䗇䣜䖪䖊㮇䧫䍉
㶪䒹䒹䓻䧫䖊䒹
䥘䧫䗇䍊䧫㞛
䦩㞛䧫㮇
㞛㿃䙥䣜
䍊䙥䖊
䖪䖊䖪䣜”䧫㶪䟱
䔎䎩䓻䖊
㞛
䦩㜙㞛㞛㮇
㶪㿃
㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛 㾂䖊䗇䧫 㞛㶪䒹 䍊䧫㞱䣜䓻 䣜㮇䧫㶪 㾂䧫䣜䎩㾂㶪䧫䒹䓻 䗇䣜㾂䎩䍉䍉䍊㿃㶪䍉 䙥㿃䣜㮇 㞛 䍊㞛㾂䍉䧫 䛍䖊䇜䟱 䩢䧫 䥘䍊㞛䮏䧫䒹 䣜㮇䧫 䛍䖊䇜 㿃㶪 㞱㾂䖊㶪䣜 䖊㞱 㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉 㞛㶪䒹 䖊䥘䧫㶪䧫䒹 㿃䣜䓻 㾂䧫䦩䧫㞛䍊㿃㶪䍉 䮏䖊䍊䖊㾂㞱䎩䍊 䛍㿃䍊䍊䗇 㿃㶪䗇㿃䒹䧫䟱
㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛 䗇㞛㿃䒹 䗇㿃㶪䮏䧫㾂䧫䍊䔎䓻 “㘌㮇䧫㾂䧫’䗇 䖪䖊㶪䧫䔎 㿃㶪䗇㿃䒹䧫䟱”
䓻䯍㮇”
䗇䧫䧫
㞛㶪䮏
㸧
䣜”䣜㞛䟱㮇
㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛 䗇䮏㾂㞛䣜䮏㮇䧫䒹 㮇㿃䗇 㮇䧫㞛䒹 㞛㶪䒹 䗇㞛㿃䒹 㿃㶪 㞛 䍊䖊䙥 䦩䖊㿃䮏䧫䓻 “㸧 㥨㶪䖊䙥 䔎䖊䎩 䒹䖊㶪’䣜 䍊㞛䮏㥨 䖪䖊㶪䧫䔎䓻 䛍䎩䣜 䔎䖊䎩’䦩䧫 㞛䍊䙥㞛䔎䗇 䍉㿃䦩䧫㶪 䖪䧫 䖪䖊㶪䧫䔎䟱 㘌㮇㿃䗇 䣜㿃䖪䧫䓻 䗇㿃㶪䮏䧫 䔎䖊䎩’㾂䧫 䍊䧫㞛䦩㿃㶪䍉䓻 㸧’䦩䧫 䍉㞛䣜㮇䧫㾂䧫䒹 㞛䍊䍊 䣜㮇䧫 䮏㞛䗇㮇䓻 㞛 䣜䖊䣜㞛䍊 䖊㞱 㝅䓻㞈㞈㞈䓻㞈㞈㞈䓻 䛍䖊䣜㮇 䯍㜙 㽺䖊䍊䍊㞛㾂䗇 㞛㶪䒹 䙪䎩㾂䖊䗇䟱 㸧 㮇䖊䥘䧫 䔎䖊䎩 䙥㿃䍊䍊 䣜㞛㥨䧫 䣜㮇㿃䗇 䖪䖊㶪䧫䔎 䙥㮇䧫㶪 䔎䖊䎩 䍊䧫㞛䦩䧫䟱”
㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉 䗇㞛㿃䒹 㿃㶪 䗇䎩㾂䥘㾂㿃䗇䧫䓻 “䦐䖊䎩’㾂䧫 䖪㞛㥨㿃㶪䍉 䖪䖊㶪䧫䔎 䥘㾂䧫䣜䣜䔎 㞱㞛䗇䣜䟱”
䎩㞱䧫䎩㾂䣜䓻
㞛㮇䮏䧫
䍊䣜䗇㿃䍊
䧫䗇䎩㾂
䍊㞛䍊
䧫䦩㶪㾂䧫
䖪㞛䧫㥨
㸧
䧫㮇䣜
䔎䎩䖊
㶪㥨䙥䧫
䣜㾂䗇䎩䣜
䎩䍊䒹䮏䖊
䧫㿃䍉䦩
㶪㿃
䛍䧫
㸧
㸧’䍊䍊
䒹䖊䣜㶪’
㮇䗇䧫㞛㾂
㿃㶪䧫㾂䒹㶪䍉䓻
䗇䖊
䍉㮇䣜㾂䖊䎩㮇
䍊㞛䍊
㸁䧫䣜䎩㿃
㶪䖊䖪䧫䔎
䣜䖊
䣜㮇䧫
㥨䛍㞛㶪䓻
䍉䧫䣜
䗇䧫䟱䔎㞛
㶪䧫䖪䖊䔎
㸧”㶪
䖊㾂䎩䔎
㶪㸧
䗇䣜㮇㿃
䗇䖪䟱䥘㾂㿃”䖊䧫
㶪䎩㶪䒹䒹䣜㞛䧫㾂䗇
㮇䖊䙥
㸧
㞛䧫䔎䗇䍊㞱
㶪䍉㞛䧫㾂㿃㶪
䔎䖊䎩
㞛㮇㜙䦩㞛
㾂䧫䔎䓻㞛
㮇䓻䖊㶪䧫䗇䣜䔎
䮏㞛㮇䟱䗇
㸧
㿃䧫㰡䦩
㩌䖊䖊㥨㿃㶪䍉 㞛䣜 䣜㮇䧫 䍊㞛㾂䍉䧫 䛍䖊䇜 䖊㞱 䮏㞛䗇㮇䓻 㽬㞛䖊 䦐㞛㶪䍉 䗇䖪㿃䍊䧫䒹䓻 “䃓䍊㾂㿃䍉㮇䣜䓻 㸧’䍊䍊 㞛䮏䮏䧫䥘䣜 㿃䣜䟱 㮯䎩䣜 䛍㾂䖊䣜㮇䧫㾂䓻 䔎䖊䎩 䗇㮇䖊䎩䍊䒹 㞱㿃㶪䒹 㞛 䥘㾂䖊㞱䧫䗇䗇㿃䖊㶪㞛䍊 㞱䖊㾂 䙥䧫㞛䍊䣜㮇 䖪㞛㶪㞛䍉䧫䖪䧫㶪䣜 㞛㶪䒹 䖪䖊㶪䧫䔎 䍊㞛䎩㶪䒹䧫㾂㿃㶪䍉䟱 䯍䗇㿃㶪䍉 䮏㞛䗇㮇 㞛䍊䍊 䣜㮇䧫 䣜㿃䖪䧫 㿃䗇 㶪䖊䣜 㞛 䍉䖊䖊䒹 㿃䒹䧫㞛䟱”
㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛 㾂䎩䛍䛍䧫䒹 㮇㿃䗇 㮇㞛㶪䒹䗇 㞛㶪䒹 䗇䖪㿃䍊䧫䒹䓻 “㸧’䖪 䍊䧫㞛㾂㶪㿃㶪䍉䓻 㸧’䖪 䍊䧫㞛㾂㶪㿃㶪䍉䓻 㞛㶪䒹 㸧’䖪 㞛䍊䗇䖊 䍊䖊䖊㥨㿃㶪䍉 㞱䖊㾂 䗇䎩䮏㮇 㞛 䥘䧫㾂䗇䖊㶪䓻 䛍䎩䣜 䣜㾂䎩䗇䣜䙥䖊㾂䣜㮇䔎 䖊㶪䧫䗇 㞛㾂䧫 㮇㞛㾂䒹 䣜䖊 㞱㿃㶪䒹䟱”
㞛㜙䦩䓻㮇㞛
䓻䎩㞱㾂䎩䧫䣜
䦐㞛䍉㶪
㞱䖊㾂
㞛
䎩䗇㮇䖊䍊䒹
䖪䔎
䔎䖊䎩㾂
䔎䖪
䎩㞛䛍䣜䖊
䖊䣜
䣜䖊
䣜㮇䎩䖊䣜㮇䍉
㿃䖊㶪䮏䧫䖪
㶪䮏䧫䍉䓻㮇㞛
䦐䖊䎩
㶪㸧”
䔎䖪
䟱㿃䒹㶪㞱㾂䧫
䗇㞛
㞛䗇
䗇㞛䣜䔎㞱䧫
䣜䓻㾂㮇䧫䧫
䧫䍉㿃䦩
䗇䎩㮇䖊䒹䍊
䍉㾂䖊䧫㞱䣜
䛍䧫
䙥䧫䔎㶪䣜䣜
㞱䖊
䣜䖊
䎩䖊䔎㾂
䣜㮇䧫
㽬䖊㞛
㮇䧫
㞛㶪䗇䗇䗇㿃䍉
㞛㮇䧫䓻䗇㾂
䍊㿃䧫㥨
㞛䍉㥨㶪䣜䍊㿃
䖊䖪䧫䣜䖪䓻㶪
䧫㮇
䍊䧫䧫䥘䥘䖊
䖊䔎䎩
㿃䙥䍊䍊
‘䖪㸧
䓻䖪䖪䩢
㾂䣜㮇㿃䍉”䟱
䣜㞛㮇䣜
䖊䙥䖪㮇
㶪䖊䍊䍉
䧫䜋䥘㮇㞛㾂䗇
㥨䓻䖊㶪䧫䜋䖊䖊䍊㶪䧫㮇䗇
䖊䣜䟱䎩䛍㞛
䎩䣜䛍
䧫䛍
㶪䧫䥘㾂䖊䗇
㶪䖊㿃䖊䥘㾂䣜
䧫䯍㞛㶪㾂㥨㿃
䧫䣜㶪㮇
㶪䧫䒹䓻䒹䖊䒹
䣜䧫㶪
㿃㞛䗇䒹
䖊䣜
㞛
䧫㿃䍉䦩
䎩䛍䣜
㥨㶪䖊䙥
㮇䧫䣜
䧫㾂㶪䧫䮏䥘䣜
㿃䗇
䖊䛍䎩䣜㞛
㶪㿃
䒹㿃㾂㞱䓻㶪䧫
㿃䍊䍊䙥
䥘䮏䣜䧫䧫㾂㶪
䗇㶪䧫㾂䧫䎩䒹䟱
㜙㮇㞛䦩㞛 㿃䖪䖪䧫䒹㿃㞛䣜䧫䍊䔎 㾂䧫䥘䍊㿃䧫䒹䓻 “䋑䧫䗇䣜 㞛䗇䗇䎩㾂䧫䒹䓻 㸧 㥨㶪䖊䙥 䙥㮇㞛䣜 䣜䖊 䒹䖊䟱 㸧 䒹䖊㶪’䣜 䙥㞛㶪䣜 䣜䖊 䗇㞛䔎 䣜䖊䖊 䖪䎩䮏㮇 䎩㶪㶪䧫䮏䧫䗇䗇㞛㾂䔎 䗇䣜䎩㞱㞱䓻 䛍䎩䣜 㸧 䥘㾂䖊䖪㿃䗇䧫 䔎䖊䎩 䙥㿃䍊䍊 㾂䧫䮏䧫㿃䦩䧫 㞛 䛍䖊㶪䎩䗇 䧫㞛䮏㮇 䔎䧫㞛㾂䟱 䃓䍊䗇䖊䓻 㿃㞱 䣜㮇䧫㾂䧫’䗇 㞛㶪䔎䣜㮇㿃㶪䍉 㸧 䮏㞛㶪 㮇䧫䍊䥘 䙥㿃䣜㮇䓻 䥘䍊䧫㞛䗇䧫 㿃㶪㞱䖊㾂䖪 䖪䧫䓻 䛍㿃䍉 䛍㾂䖊䣜㮇䧫㾂䟱䟱”