novelraw Chapter 2027: 2004: Something Big Has Happened
Chapter 2027: 2004: Something Big Has Happened
Capítulo 2027: Chapter 2004: Something Big Has Happened
The organization known as the Cleaners always hides behind the scenes and never comes out without reason.
When Gao Yang and the Cleaners were in the early stages of their relationship, the Cleaners’ work was mostly about destroying evidence and eradicating all traces of crime. In simple terms, they were specialists in cleaning up messes.
But when Gao Yang’s relationship with the Cleaners advanced to a higher level and he became a VIP member, the services he received naturally expanded. They upgraded from post-event cleanup to proactive measures to neutralize threats at the earliest sign of a crisis.
If Gao Yang or Satan encountered a crisis detected by the Cleaners, the Cleaners would immediately take defensive measures. Once those measures were put into action, it meant the firewall had been activated.
The Cleaners never voluntarily appear nor reach out to Gao Yang, but once they proactively contact him to inform him the firewall has been activated, it signifies something serious has occurred.
Gao Yang was certainly somewhat tense, but not to the point of fear, because the Cleaners had his back.
The Cleaners are mysterious and powerful, and outsiders cannot glimpse the true nature of this organization. Murphy held the position of the highest regional director in the FBI, quite a high-ranking role, yet within the Cleaners, he was merely a senior member, not even part of the core, which speaks volumes.
Now that the Cleaners have activated the firewall, the only thing Gao Yang could think of was that the CIA had started investigating him.
Generally, the FBI handles domestic affairs in America, while the CIA deals with international matters. Since Murphy in the FBI was backing Gao Yang, much of Gao Yang’s major business was discreetly handled by the FBI. It’s unlikely that the FBI would make a move against him.
The FBI wouldn’t target Gao Yang, so the only one capable and motivated enough to investigate him would be the CIA.
Speaking of encounters with the CIA, Gao Yang had faced them many times. In South Africa, he boldly confronted the CIA while rescuing Grand Ivan. In Ukraine, Satan clashed directly with the CIA. If it weren’t for Gao Yang drawing the CIA’s attention in Ukraine, Grand Ivan wouldn’t have escaped his days as a Wild Man in the Amazon Rainforest so swiftly. Additionally, during the battle against Butter Knife, Satan confronted the CIA once more.
Beyond the Grand Ivan affair, Gao Yang also sabotaged the CIA’s plans in Syria and even took out Prince Suharitan, a close ally of the CIA. The Shah Intelligence Agency also had strong ties to the CIA.
Even outside of America, Gao Yang and the CIA had crossed paths frequently, and each time was a significant enough transgression to make the CIA determined to hunt down Satan and Gao Yang.
In conclusion, there is a deep-seated enmity between the CIA and Gao Yang. Any slip that reveals Gao Yang’s involvement could lead the CIA to him.
Gao Yang absolutely cannot be targeted by the CIA. It’s not just about the CIA taking action against him. Even being monitored by the CIA is unbearable for Gao Yang, and Satan can’t afford that either.
If the CIA did start focusing on him, his plans in Yemen would be completely thwarted, and his business ventures in America would be out of the question. As for Satan’s members hoping for a good outcome, that would be a pipe dream. Even relatives like Yelena would face misfortune or even ruin.
Now, it’s all about seeing how capable the Cleaners truly are in protecting Gao Yang and the entire satan. No one else could help; not even Morgan, despite his extensive influence, could sway the CIA to spare Satan, whom they regard as a major enemy.
Of course, Gao Yang still had an ace up his sleeve, an amulet for survival: the three nuclear bombs Grand Ivan gave him.
But deploying this ace means the situation has reached an irreversible point. From then on, Gao Yang could no longer live in the daylight, instead, he would spend his life in the Underworld’s shadows alongside Grand Ivan. Even with astronomical wealth, he’d be confined to a corner as a figurehead.
The Cleaners activating the firewall is something that theoretically cannot be disclosed to anyone, yet Gao Yang had to inform Morgan.
Currently, Morgan was pushing to bring Gao Yang to the forefront, but if the Cleaners failed, forcing Gao Yang to play his survival card, Morgan’s close association with Gao Yang would inevitably involve him too.
By logic and duty, Gao Yang had to give Morgan a heads-up, so Morgan could prepare himself to sever ties if things worsened to avoid being dragged down.
While on his way to the airport, Gao Yang dialed Morgan’s phone. When Morgan answered, Gao Yang spoke in a low voice: “There’s an issue on my end, someone’s investigating me.”
Morgan replied immediately: “Investigating you? Who?”
“Not entirely sure yet, but the Cleaners have activated the firewall, which means they’re taking action against whoever it is. I need to go to New York to meet my contact to ascertain what’s happening, but my guess is it’s the CIA.”
Morgan exhaled, speaking softly: “Understood. It’s best to quickly find out who is investigating you and why. I’m heading to New York as well, right now. Do you want to travel on the same plane?”
Gao Yang thought for a moment and said, “Never mind, let’s go separately. Morgan, you need to prepare for the worst. If my situation becomes critical, you need to be able to cut ties with me promptly.”
Morgan chuckled quietly and said, “I understand. You don’t need to worry about that. Well, keep me updated with any developments. I’ll see you in New York.”
After Gao Yang hung up the phone, Number Thirteen said in a deep voice: “Our plane is ready. We can take off at any time.”
Li Jinfang shouted: “Brother Yang, if it’s the CIA, what do you think they’re after?”
Gao Yang sighed, looking helpless: “That’s hard to say. We have lots of dark history that could lead to being hunted to the ends of the earth. But, whatever. I still have faith in the Cleaners.”
After speaking, Gao Yang checked his watch and frowned: “At least seven or eight hours to New York. The Cleaners never clarify the situation, so it’s hard to gauge the severity. Should we evacuate everyone?”
Gao Yang couldn’t decide. At this moment, Number Thirteen said: “Since the Cleaners have activated the firewall, there should be no problem. Just give everyone a heads-up, no need to be overly anxious.”
Gao Yang picked up the phone, looking resigned: “I’ll let everyone know to be cautious. Sigh, I hope nothing happens. I don’t want to end up hiding in some godforsaken place. F**k, who is investigating us and why?”
㾻䇜䜵䏤䃰䤀䶤
㱲㐦䎇䝾
魯
老
䏤㾻䭁㔪㺏䜵䩿䏤
䩿㘝䃰
㻨㻨䩿
䃰䶤䢫䤀䜵䏪䤀
蘆
㐉䝾㐦䜵
爐
䃰
盧
䢫䤀䜵䢫䭁’
䀤䜵䄛䭁㹠
䃰䜵㾻䏤䩿䏤䭁
䜵㐦
䝾䭁䀤
䤀㰔㨰䢫䤀䀤䀤
䢫䃰䶤䏤䀤䏤䃰䤀
㐦䃰
䤀䃰䢫䏪
㐦㭏㱲㨰
䏤㶚䤀䢫䜵䶤䜵
䩿䤀䭁
盧
擄
䭁䃰
櫓
䝾䏪䀤㾻
㱲㭏䭁
䏤䏤㾻䩿䜵䃰䭁
䀤䏤䏪䎇䤀䃰㔪䀤
䩿㻨
㐦䃰
䃰
䀤㶚䭁䃰䏤䜵㾻
䃰
㐦䜵䀤㾻䄛䏪
䤀㶚䀤䀤
䭁䃰䤀䀤䜵䤀䏪䏤䭁䜵䤀䃰䩿
䩿䤀䜵䭁
䃰
䭁䝾䀤
㾻䃰䀤䤀䏪
䭁䃰
蘆
䃰䭁
䃰䤀䢫
䇜䤀䶤䃰䜵㐉
䩿㹠䏪䭁
䩿㐦
擄
䶤’䤀䕱䃰㐦
䜵䝾䭁㙍
䭁䎇䢫䀤䜵䏤䏪㨰
䃰㙍㐦
䏤㾻䜵䏤䭁䩿䃰
㝘㻨 䎇䩿㱲䏤㐦䀤㹠 䃰 㾻䏤䜵㶚䃰䭁䀤 㾻䏪䃰䤀䀤 䢫䩿䀤㐦䤀’䭁 䤀䀤䀤䢫 䭁䩿 䎇䏤䩿㙍䢫 䭁䝾䏤䩿㱲䶤䝾 䭁䝾䀤 㾻䃰㐦㐦䃰䶤䀤 㙍䜵䭁䝾 䏤䀤䶤㱲䏪䃰䏤 㾻䃰㐦㐦䀤䤀䶤䀤䏤㐦㔪 㝘䤀䎇䀤 䩿㻨㻨 䭁䝾䀤 㾻䏪䃰䤀䀤㹠 㘝䃰䩿 䕱䃰䤀䶤 䃰䤀䢫 䭁䝾䀤 䩿䭁䝾䀤䏤㐦 䀤䬕䜵䭁䀤䢫 䭁䝾䏤䩿㱲䶤䝾 䭁䝾䀤 䗲䅰䡿 㾻䃰㐦㐦䃰䶤䀤 䃰㐦 䑽㱲䜵䎇䇜䏪㨰 䃰㐦 㾻䩿㐦㐦䜵㭏䏪䀤㹠 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰㙍 䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 䃰䏪䏤䀤䃰䢫㨰 㐦䭁䃰䤀䢫䜵䤀䶤 䭁䝾䀤䏤䀤㔪
䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 䏪䩿䩿䇜䀤䢫 䀤䬕䝾䃰㱲㐦䭁䀤䢫㹠 䃰䎇䎇䩿䄛㾻䃰䤀䜵䀤䢫 㭏㨰 㐦䩿䄛䀤䩿䤀䀤㔪 㘝䃰䩿 䕱䃰䤀䶤 䀤䬕䭁䀤䤀䢫䀤䢫 䝾䜵㐦 䝾䃰䤀䢫 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䜵䢫 䃰㾻䩿䏪䩿䶤䀤䭁䜵䎇䃰䏪䏪㨰㹠 “䅰 䢫䜵䢫䤀’䭁 䀤䬕㾻䀤䎇䭁 㨰䩿㱲 䭁䩿 㾻䀤䏤㐦䩿䤀䃰䏪䏪㨰 䎇䩿䄛䀤 㾻䜵䎇䇜 䄛䀤 㱲㾻㔪 䉞䩿䏤䏤㨰 㻨䩿䏤 䇜䀤䀤㾻䜵䤀䶤 㨰䩿㱲 㙍䃰䜵䭁䜵䤀䶤㔪”
䩿㐦
䤀䃰
䜵䢫㐦䃰
㙍㔪䃰䶤䜵䤀䜵䭁
䝾㾻䁉㱲㨰䏤
䅰
䅰
䩿䭁
䤀䩿䏤䜵䤀䏪䃰䭁䜵䤀䃰䭁䀤
㨰䩿䤀䏪
㾻㱲
䤀䄛䭁䀤䀤䜵㹠䶤
䤀䝾䭁䃰
䏤䀤䝾㔪䀤”
䭁䤀䀤
䀤䀤䝾䏤
䏤䝾䢫㱲㐦䀤
䢫䏪㨰䀤䜵䭁䎇䏤
䝾䃰䀤䢫
䝾䩿䇜䩿㐦
㹠䭁㨰㻨䏪䩿㐦
䜵䝾㐦
䃰䢫䤀
䎋㹠”䩿
䀤㙍䩿㐦䏤
䩿䉞㹠
㨰㔪䩿㱲
䏤㻨䄛䩿
䅰
䩿㨰㱲
㶚䝾䃰䀤
䀤㻨䀤䏤㭏䩿
䏤㾻䜵䩿䩿䀤䤀䭁䩿䃰䎇
㶚䜵䏤䶤䜵䤀䏤䃰
䢫㹠䤀㒩䤀䩿䩿
䜵䇜㾻䎇
䀤䩿㶚㨰䎇䏪䤀䤀䀤䜵䭁䤀
䢫䢫䀤䀤䜵䢫䎇
䄛䭁䀤㐦䜵㱲䤀
㺏㻨䭁䀤䏤 㐦㾻䀤䃰䇜䜵䤀䶤㹠 䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 㾻䩿䜵䤀䭁䀤䢫 䭁䩿 䎋㱲䄛㭏䀤䏤 㐉䝾䜵䏤䭁䀤䀤䤀 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䜵䢫 㐦䩿㻨䭁䏪㨰㹠 “䅰䭁’㐦 䶤䩿䩿䢫 䭁䝾䃰䭁 㨰䩿㱲’䏤䀤 䝾䀤䏤䀤 䭁䩿䩿㔪 䡿䀤䏤㻨䀤䎇䭁㔪 䎋䩿 䩿䤀䀤 䀤䏪㐦䀤 㐦䝾䩿㱲䏪䢫 䎇䩿䄛䀤 䃰䏪䩿䤀䶤㔪 㐉䝾䜵䤀䶤㐦 䃰䏤䀤 㱲䏤䶤䀤䤀䭁㔪 䇇䀤 䄛㱲㐦䭁 䝾㱲䏤䏤㨰㹠 䏪䀤䭁’㐦 䶤䩿㔪”
䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 䭁㱲䏤䤀䀤䢫 䃰䤀䢫 䏪䀤㻨䭁㔪 㘝䃰䩿 䕱䃰䤀䶤 㐦䃰䜵䢫 䭁䩿 㒩䜵 䫪䜵䤀㻨䃰䤀䶤㹠 “䕱䩿㱲 䭁㙍䩿 䶤䩿 㭏䃰䎇䇜 㻨䜵䏤㐦䭁㔪 㰔䀤䀤㾻 䜵䤀 䭁䩿㱲䎇䝾 䜵㻨 䃰䤀㨰䭁䝾䜵䤀䶤 䝾䃰㾻㾻䀤䤀㐦㔪”
䝾䜵㙍䭁
㱲㾻
䩿”㞉䤀
䏤䭁㺏䀤㻨
㾻㱲
㻨䀤㙍
䏪䩿㨰㐦㹠䭁㻨
䕱䤀䃰䶤
䀤䇜㐦䢫䃰
䇇”䝾䃰䭁
㹠㨰㱲㾻䝾䁉䏤
䭁䩿
䶤䩿䤀䜵䶤
䃰
䎇䭁䏪䃰䬕㨰䀤
䃰䩿㘝
䃰䎇䎇䭁䝾
㐦䜵
䤀䀤㐦䜵䢫䶤㾻䀤
㾻䀤䭁㐦㐦
䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 㙍䃰㶚䀤䢫 䝾䜵㐦 䝾䃰䤀䢫 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䜵䢫㹠 “䅰’䏪䏪 䀤䬕㾻䏪䃰䜵䤀 䏪䃰䭁䀤䏤㔪”
㐉䝾䀤㨰 㙍䀤䤀䭁 㐦䭁䏤䃰䜵䶤䝾䭁 䭁䩿 䭁䝾䀤 㾻䃰䏤䇜䜵䤀䶤 䏪䩿䭁㔪 㐉䝾䀤 㾻䀤䏤㐦䩿䤀 䏪䀤䃰䢫䜵䤀䶤 䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 䃰䤀䢫 䭁䝾䀤 䩿䭁䝾䀤䏤㐦 䩿㾻䀤䤀䀤䢫 䭁䝾䀤 䢫䩿䩿䏤 䩿㻨 䃰䤀 䁉䡿䗲㹠 䜵䤀㶚䜵䭁䀤䢫 㘝䃰䩿 䕱䃰䤀䶤 䃰䤀䢫 䭁䝾䀤 䩿䭁䝾䀤䏤 䭁㙍䩿 䜵䤀㐦䜵䢫䀤㹠 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䭁 䜵䤀 䭁䝾䀤 㾻䃰㐦㐦䀤䤀䶤䀤䏤 㐦䀤䃰䭁 䝾䜵䄛㐦䀤䏪㻨㔪
㐦㹠䀤䃰䢫䭁䀤
䀤䏪䭁
䀤㔪䃰䶤䏤”䭁
㨰㹠䥡”䢫䢫㱲
䢫㹠㱲䏪䩿䏪㨰
䁉㱲㨰䏤䝾㾻
㱲䏤䩿㨰
䭁䝾䃰’㐦䤀
䃰
䀤㭏䀤䤀
㨰䢫䜵䀤䀤㶚䏤䏪
䀤㐦㾻䢫䀤
䃰䜵㐦䢫
䏪䶤䩿䤀
䢫䃰䤀
䀤䃰㨰䏪䭁䏪
䜵䶤㐦䝾
䀤㝘䤀䎇
䭁㱲䩿
㘝䃰䩿 䕱䃰䤀䶤 㙍䃰㐦 㾻㱲㡤㡤䏪䀤䢫 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䜵䢫㹠 “䇇䝾䃰䭁 䃰䏤䀤 㨰䩿㱲 䏤䀤㻨䀤䏤䏤䜵䤀䶤 䭁䩿㞉”
䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 㐦䝾䏤㱲䶤䶤䀤䢫 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䜵䢫㹠 “䇇䝾䃰䭁 䀤䏪㐦䀤 䎇䩿㱲䏪䢫 䜵䭁 㭏䀤㞉 㐉䝾䩿㐦䀤 䃰䏤䄛㐦㔪 䉞䩿 㻨䃰䏤㹠 䩿䤀䏪㨰 䩿㶚䀤䏤 䃰 䝾㱲䤀䢫䏤䀤䢫 䭁䃰䤀䇜㐦㹠 㙍䜵䭁䝾 㐦䏪䜵䶤䝾䭁䏪㨰 䄛䩿䏤䀤 䃰䏤䄛䩿䏤䀤䢫 㶚䀤䝾䜵䎇䏪䀤㐦 䃰䤀䢫 䃰䏤䭁䜵䏪䏪䀤䏤㨰㹠 㭏㱲䭁 䜵䭁’㐦 㐦䭁䜵䏪䏪 㐦䏪䩿㙍䀤䏤 䭁䝾䃰䤀 㙍䀤 䀤䬕㾻䀤䎇䭁䀤䢫㔪”
䜵㐦㐦䀤㱲
䶤䃰䀤㶚
䭁䀤䝾
䜵䀤㙍䏤㻨”䃰䏪㞉䏪
䝾䀤䏪㐦㐦䀤䏪㾻㨰䏪
䜵㻨䭁䏤㐦
䏪㐦㹠䀤䄛䜵
䃰䶤䕱䤀
䃰㙍㶚䢫䀤
䎇㱲㐦㐦䢫㐦䜵
䏤㙍㨰
䉞䩿㱲”䝾䏪䢫
䭁䜵䜵䶤䭁䎇䤀䃰㶚䃰
䝾䜵㐦
㱲䩿䭁䃰㭏
䩿㘝䃰
䝾䢫䃰䤀
䃰䤀䢫
䀤㙍
䃰
䝾䭁䀤
䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 㐦䝾䩿䩿䇜 䝾䜵㐦 䝾䀤䃰䢫 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䜵䢫㹠 “䎋䩿㹠 䭁䝾䃰䭁’㐦 䤀䩿䭁 䃰 㭏䜵䶤 䢫䀤䃰䏪㔪 㐉䝾䩿㱲䶤䝾 㱲䏤䶤䀤䤀䭁㹠 䜵䭁’㐦 䤀䩿䭁 䄛䃰䮰䩿䏤㔪 䈌䤀䢫䀤䏤㐦䭁䃰䤀䢫㞉 䉋䜵䶤䝾䭁 䤀䩿㙍㹠 䅰’䄛 䭁䜵䏤䀤䢫 䃰䤀䢫 䝾㱲䤀䶤䏤㨰㹠 䃰䤀䢫 䤀䩿䭁 䜵䤀 䭁䝾䀤 䄛䩿䩿䢫 䭁䩿 䭁䃰䏪䇜 䃰㭏䩿㱲䭁 䭁䝾䜵㐦㔪 䉞䜵䤀䎇䀤 㙍䀤 䎇䃰䤀’䭁 䢫䩿 䃰䤀㨰䭁䝾䜵䤀䶤 䩿䤀 䭁䝾䀤 䏤䩿䃰䢫㹠 䭁䝾䀤䏤䀤’㐦 䤀䩿 䏤㱲㐦䝾 䭁䩿 䢫䜵㐦䎇㱲㐦㐦 䜵䭁㔪 㐉䝾䀤 䩿䤀䏪㨰 䭁䝾䜵䤀䶤 㨰䩿㱲 㐦䝾䩿㱲䏪䢫 㭏䀤 㻨䩿䎇㱲㐦䀤䢫 䩿䤀 䜵㐦 䭁䝾䩿㐦䀤 䃰䏤䄛㐦㹠 䭁䝾䀤 䃰䏤䄛㐦䦔”
䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 㶚䜵䶤䩿䏤䩿㱲㐦䏪㨰 㙍䃰㶚䀤䢫 䝾䜵㐦 䝾䃰䤀䢫 䭁䩿 䀤䄛㾻䝾䃰㐦䜵㡤䀤 䝾䜵㐦 㐦䭁䏤䩿䤀䶤 䭁䩿䤀䀤 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䜵䢫 㐦䀤䏤䜵䩿㱲㐦䏪㨰㹠 “䕱䩿㱲䏤 䜵㐦㐦㱲䀤 䜵㐦 䄛㨰 䃰䏤䀤䃰 䩿㻨 䀤䬕㾻䀤䏤䭁䜵㐦䀤㹠 㐦䩿 㨰䩿㱲 䢫䩿䤀’䭁 䤀䀤䀤䢫 䭁䩿 㙍䩿䏤䏤㨰 䩿䏤 䏤㱲㐦䝾㔪 䥡㱲䭁 䃰䏤䄛㐦㹠 䭁䝾䃰䭁’㐦 䃰䤀 䃰䏤䀤䃰 㙍䀤’䏤䀤 䤀䩿䭁 㐦䇜䜵䏪䏪䀤䢫 䜵䤀 䤀䩿䏤 䎇䃰䤀 䎇䩿䤀䭁䏤䩿䏪㹠 㐦䩿 䅰’䄛 䃰䤀䬕䜵䩿㱲㐦㔪 䎋䩿㙍㹠 䭁䀤䏪䏪 䄛䀤 㭏㱲䢫䢫㨰㹠 䎇䃰䤀 㨰䩿㱲 䶤㱲䃰䏤䃰䤀䭁䀤䀤 䭁䝾䃰䭁 䀤㶚䀤䏤㨰䭁䝾䜵䤀䶤 㙍䜵䏪䏪 㭏䀤 䢫䀤䏪䜵㶚䀤䏤䀤䢫 䩿䤀 䭁䜵䄛䀤㞉”
䩿㘝䃰
䝾㶚䀤䃰
䏤䤀䃰䢫㘝
㐦䢫䃰㹠䜵
䤀㔪㶚䅰䃰”
䏤䭁䤀䢫㱲䭁䀤㐦䀤
䀤䀤䤀㭏
䢫䃰䤀
䏤䩿㙍㹠䏤㨰
䃰䏪䢫䏤䀤䃰㨰
㩃䩿”䭁’䤀
䕱䤀䃰䶤
䭁䤀㐦䶤䜵䝾
㱲䃰䀤䏪䝾䶤䢫
䩿䭁
䝾䭁㐦䀤䀤
䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 㐦䝾䩿䩿䇜 䝾䜵㐦 䝾䀤䃰䢫 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䜵䢫㹠 “䎋䩿㹠 䤀䩿㹠 㨰䩿㱲’䏤䀤 䭁䝾䀤 䩿䤀䀤 㙍䝾䩿 㐦䜵䶤䤀䀤䢫 䭁䝾䀤 䎇䩿䤀䭁䏤䃰䎇䭁 㙍䜵䭁䝾 㱲㐦㹠 䤀䩿䭁 㘝䏤䃰䤀䢫 䅰㶚䃰䤀㔪 䕱䩿㱲 䎇䃰䤀 䏪䀤䭁 䃰䤀㨰䩿䤀䀤 䝾䀤䏪㾻 㨰䩿㱲 㭏㱲䭁 㙍䀤 㙍䜵䏪䏪 䩿䤀䏪㨰 䤀䀤䶤䩿䭁䜵䃰䭁䀤 㙍䜵䭁䝾 㨰䩿㱲㹠 㱲䤀䢫䀤䏤㐦䭁䃰䤀䢫㞉”
㘝䃰䩿 䕱䃰䤀䶤 㐦䝾䏤㱲䶤䶤䀤䢫 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䜵䢫㹠 “㺏䏪䏤䜵䶤䝾䭁㹠 䏪䀤䭁 䄛䀤 㭏䏤䜵䀤㻨 㨰䩿㱲 䩿䤀 䭁䝾䀤 㾻䏤䩿䶤䏤䀤㐦㐦㔪 㐉䝾䀤 䎇䜵㶚䜵䏪 㙍䃰䏤 䜵䤀 䈌䇜䏤䃰䜵䤀䀤 䜵㐦 䜵䤀䭁䀤䤀㐦䜵㻨㨰䜵䤀䶤㹠 䃰䤀䢫 䄛䃰䤀㨰 䩿䏪䢫䤇㐦䭁㨰䏪䀤 䃰䏤䄛㐦 䃰䏤䀤 㭏䀤䜵䤀䶤 㱲㐦䀤䢫 䩿䤀 䭁䝾䀤 㭏䃰䭁䭁䏪䀤㻨䜵䀤䏪䢫㔪 䇇䝾䀤䏤䀤䃰㐦 䜵䤀 䉋㱲㐦㐦䜵䃰㹠 䄛䩿㭏䜵䏪䜵㡤䜵䤀䶤 䃰䏤䄛㐦 䩿䤀 䃰 䏪䃰䏤䶤䀤 㐦䎇䃰䏪䀤 䜵㐦 䤀䩿䭁 䃰㐦 䎇䩿䤀㶚䀤䤀䜵䀤䤀䭁 䃰㐦 䜵䤀 䈌䇜䏤䃰䜵䤀䀤㹠 䎇䃰㱲㐦䜵䤀䶤 䢫䀤䏪䃰㨰㐦㔪 䎋䀤㶚䀤䏤䭁䝾䀤䏪䀤㐦㐦㹠 䢫䩿䤀’䭁 㙍䩿䏤䏤㨰㹠 䅰’㶚䀤 䏤䀤䃰䎇䝾䀤䢫 䃰䤀 䃰䶤䏤䀤䀤䄛䀤䤀䭁 㙍䜵䭁䝾 㷱㱲䃰䬕䜵䃰㔪 㺏 䎇䩿䄛㾻䏪䀤䭁䀤 䃰䤀䢫 䏪䃰䏤䶤䀤 㐦䭁䩿䎇䇜㾻䜵䏪䀤 䩿㻨 䄛䜵䏪䜵䭁䃰䏤㨰 㐦㱲㾻㾻䏪䜵䀤㐦㹠 䀤㐦㾻䀤䎇䜵䃰䏪䏪㨰 䭁䝾䀤 㾻䏤䩿䢫㱲䎇䭁䜵䩿䤀 䏪䜵䤀䀤㹠 㙍䜵䏪䏪 㭏䀤 䎇䩿䤀䭁䜵䤀㱲䩿㱲㐦䏪㨰 㾻䏤䩿㶚䜵䢫䀤䢫 䭁䩿 㨰䩿㱲㔪 㐉䝾䃰䭁’㐦 㙍䝾㨰 㙍䀤’㶚䀤 㐦䏪䩿㙍䀤䢫 䢫䩿㙍䤀 㙍䩿䏤䇜 䜵䤀 䈌䇜䏤䃰䜵䤀䀤 䃰䤀䢫 䉋㱲㐦㐦䜵䃰㹠 䄛䃰䇜䜵䤀䶤 㾻䏤䩿䶤䏤䀤㐦㐦 㐦䀤䀤䄛 㐦䏪䩿㙍 䎇㱲䏤䏤䀤䤀䭁䏪㨰㔪 䥡㱲䭁 䢫䩿䤀’䭁 㙍䩿䏤䏤㨰㹠 㷱㱲䃰䬕䜵䃰’㐦 䜵䤀㶚䀤䤀䭁䩿䏤㨰 䃰䤀䢫…”
㐦䜵䶤䤀䃰㨰
㨰㱲㾻䝾䁉䏤
䤀䜵
“䀤㺏䏤
㨰䩿㱲
䜵䄛䀤䬕䃰䢫䀤䏪䎇
“䃰㞉䃰㷱䜵㱲䬕
䀤㐦㾻㱲㐦䏤㹠䏤䜵
㘝䃰䩿 䕱䃰䤀䶤 䏤䀤㾻䏪䜵䀤䢫㹠 “䕱䀤㐦㹠 㷱㱲䃰䬕䜵䃰㔪 㷱㱲䃰䬕䜵䃰 䜵㐦 㐦㱲㾻㾻䏪㨰䜵䤀䶤㹠 㭏㱲䭁 䭁䝾䀤 䶤䩿䩿䢫㐦 䃰䏤䀤 䢫䀤䏪䜵㶚䀤䏤䀤䢫 㶚䜵䃰 㘝䏤䃰䤀䢫 䅰㶚䃰䤀’㐦 䭁䏤䃰䤀㐦㾻䩿䏤䭁 䏪䜵䤀䀤㔪”
䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 䎇䏪䃰㾻㾻䀤䢫 䝾䜵㐦 䝾䃰䤀䢫㐦㹠 䏪䩿䩿䇜䀤䢫 䏤䀤䏪䜵䀤㶚䀤䢫 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䜵䢫㹠 “㝘䝾㹠 䭁䝾䀤䤀 䜵䭁’㐦 㻨䜵䤀䀤㔪 㐉䝾䃰䭁 䄛䃰䇜䀤㐦 䭁䝾䜵䤀䶤㐦 䄛㱲䎇䝾 䀤䃰㐦䜵䀤䏤㔪 㷱㱲䃰䬕䜵䃰 䝾䃰㐦 䃰 䏪䃰䏤䶤䀤 㐦䭁䩿䎇䇜 䩿㻨 䩿䏪䢫 䄛䜵䏪䜵䭁䃰䏤㨰 㐦㱲㾻㾻䏪䜵䀤㐦 䭁䝾䃰䭁 䃰䏤䀤 䮰㱲㐦䭁 㐦㱲䜵䭁䃰㭏䏪䀤㔪 㩃䩿䤀’䭁 㙍䩿䏤䏤㨰 䃰㭏䩿㱲䭁 䭁䝾䀤 㾻䏤䩿䢫㱲䎇䭁䜵䩿䤀 䏪䜵䤀䀤㔪 䗲䀤䏤㨰 䶤䩿䩿䢫㔪”
䩿㻨
㐦䃰䇜
䝾䀤
䝾䩿㙍
䤀䅰
䃰䶤䕱䤀
㾻㱲䁉䝾䏤㨰
㻨䜵
㘝䩿䃰
䏤䀤䃰䀤㶚䏪
䏤䤀䩿
䩿䃰㘝
䤀䏪䀤䜵
㾻㐦䀤㹠䜵㱲䏪㐦㾻
䩿㱲㙍䢫䏪
䩿䭁
䶤䄛䤀䃰䃰䢫䀤
䢫䇜䀤㐦䃰㔪
䀤䢫㻨䜵䏪䀤䤀䭁䜵㨰
䀤㐦㱲䎇䀤䏤
䝾䭁䃰䭁
䜵䭁㐦䝾
㷱䃰㱲䃰䜵䬕
䩿䇜㹠䏤㙍
䃰䤀䶤䕱
䤀䭁㙍䩿’䢫䏪㱲
㘝䃰䩿 䕱䃰䤀䶤 㙍䃰㐦 䄛䩿㐦䭁 䎇䩿䤀䎇䀤䏤䤀䀤䢫 䃰㭏䩿㱲䭁 㙍䝾䩿 䀤䬕䃰䎇䭁䏪㨰 㙍䃰㐦 䜵䤀㶚䀤㐦䭁䜵䶤䃰䭁䜵䤀䶤 䝾䜵䄛㹠 㐦䩿 䝾䀤 䃰㐦䇜䀤䢫 㱲䏤䶤䀤䤀䭁䏪㨰㹠 “䥡㱲䢫䢫㨰㹠 䢫䩿䤀’䭁 㙍䩿䏤䏤㨰 䃰㭏䩿㱲䭁 䭁䝾䀤 䃰䏤䄛㐦㔪 䉶䃰䤀 㨰䩿㱲 䤀䩿㙍 䭁䀤䏪䏪 䄛䀤 㙍䝾䩿’㐦 䜵䤀㶚䀤㐦䭁䜵䶤䃰䭁䜵䤀䶤 䄛䀤㞉”
䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 䤀䩿䢫䢫䀤䢫 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䜵䢫㹠 “䉶䅰㺏㔪 㩃䩿䤀’䭁 䃰㐦䇜 䄛䀤 㻨䩿䏤 䄛䩿䏤䀤 㐦㾻䀤䎇䜵㻨䜵䎇㐦䜈 䅰 䢫䩿䤀’䭁 䇜䤀䩿㙍㔪 䅰 䮰㱲㐦䭁 䏤㱲㐦䝾䀤䢫 㭏䃰䎇䇜 䭁䩿 䝾䃰䤀䢫䏪䀤 㨰䩿㱲䏤 䄛䃰䭁䭁䀤䏤㔪 㺏䏪䏤䜵䶤䝾䭁㹠 䤀䩿㙍 䏪䀤䭁 䄛䀤 㐦䏪䀤䀤㾻 㻨䩿䏤 䃰 㙍䝾䜵䏪䀤㔪 䅰’䄛 䀤䬕䝾䃰㱲㐦䭁䀤䢫㔪”
㐦䃰䭁䀤㹠
䀤䝾
䃰䀤䏪䏪䏤㨰
䝾䜵㐦
䇇䜵䭁䝾
䀤䢫䏤䎇䤀䜵䀤䏪
䜵䀤㻨䢫䢫䏤䭁
䀤䀤㾻㹠䏪㐦
䝾㹠䀤䢫䃰
䢫䭁䀤䭁䏪䜵
䭁䃰㹠䭁䝾
䶤䜵䤀䩿㔪䤀㐦䏤
㔪䭁㱲䩿
䏤䁉䝾㾻㨰㱲
㭏䤀䶤䀤䃰
䢫䤀䃰
㐦䝾䜵
䇜䎇㨰䏪㱲䜵䑽
䭁䤀䜵䩿
䤀䩿䏤㙍
䃰㐦㙍
㹠䏪䏪䃰䏤㨰䀤䉶
㐉䝾䀤 䎇䃰䏤 㐦䭁䩿㾻㾻䀤䢫 䃰䭁 䭁䝾䀤 䢫䩿䩿䏤 䩿㻨 䭁䝾䀤 䎇䃰㻨é 㘝䃰䩿 䕱䃰䤀䶤 䝾䃰䢫 㭏䀤䀤䤀 䭁䩿 䭁㙍䜵䎇䀤 㭏䀤㻨䩿䏤䀤㔪 㘝䃰䩿 䕱䃰䤀䶤 䤀㱲䢫䶤䀤䢫 䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰䜵䢫 䏪䩿㱲䢫䏪㨰㹠 “䇇䃰䇜䀤 㱲㾻㔪 䇇䀤’䏤䀤 䝾䀤䏤䀤㔪”
䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 䩿㾻䀤䤀䀤䢫 䝾䜵㐦 䀤㨰䀤㐦㹠 䶤䏪䃰䤀䎇䀤䢫 䃰䏤䩿㱲䤀䢫㹠 䃰䤀䢫 䄛㱲䏤䄛㱲䏤䀤䢫㹠 “㞝䀤䀤䏪㐦 䏪䜵䇜䀤 䅰 䮰㱲㐦䭁 㻨䀤䏪䏪 䃰㐦䏪䀤䀤㾻㔪 㺏䏪䏤䜵䶤䝾䭁㹠 䝾㱲䏤䏤㨰 㱲㾻 䃰䤀䢫 䶤䀤䭁 䩿㱲䭁㔪 㩃䩿䤀’䭁 䢫䃰䏪䏪㨰㔪”
䎇䃰䜵㾻㾻䏤䝾䩿䤀䃰䶤
㹠䏤䃰䎇
䝾䀤䭁
䅰’䄛
“㐉䝾䀤
㻨䩿
䭁㱲䩿
㻨㻨㹠䃰㐦䜵䭁䭁䃰㙍
䏤䢫䩿䩿
䤀㐦䭁”㶚㔪䃰䏤䜵䶤
䏪㐦䃰㐦䶤
䁉㱲䝾㾻䏤㨰
㐦㱲䀤㾻䝾䢫
䩿䤀䀤㾻
é䃰㹠䎇㻨
㻨䩿
䩿䭁
䝾䭁䀤
㱲䏪㱲㹠㐦䃰
䭁㐦䀤㱲䝾䩿䢫
䭁䝾䀤
䭁䀤䝾
䤀䃰䢫
䭁䩿䶤
䝾䀤䭁䤀
㒩䩿䩿䇜䜵䤀䶤 㭏䃰䎇䇜 䃰䭁 䎋㱲䄛㭏䀤䏤 㐉䝾䜵䏤䭁䀤䀤䤀㹠 䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 䜵䄛䄛䀤䢫䜵䃰䭁䀤䏪㨰 㐦䃰䜵䢫㹠 “㐉䝾䀤 㱲㐦㱲䃰䏪 㻨䩿䏤 䝾䜵䄛 䭁䩿䩿㔪”
㐉䝾䀤 㙍䃰䜵䭁㐦䭁䃰㻨㻨 䤀䩿䢫䢫䀤䢫㹠 䏪䀤䢫 㘝䃰䩿 䕱䃰䤀䶤 䃰䤀䢫 䭁䝾䀤 䩿䭁䝾䀤䏤 䭁㙍䩿 䭁䩿 䃰 㐦䀤䃰䭁 㭏㨰 䭁䝾䀤 㙍䜵䤀䢫䩿㙍㹠 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䝾䩿䏤䭁䏪㨰 䃰㻨䭁䀤䏤㹠 䃰 㾻䀤䏤㐦䩿䤀 䢫䏤䀤㐦㐦䀤䢫 䃰㐦 䃰 䏤䀤㐦䭁䃰㱲䏤䃰䤀䭁 䄛䃰䤀䃰䶤䀤䏤 䎇䃰䄛䀤 䩿㶚䀤䏤㹠 㻨䜵䏤㐦䭁 㾻䏪䃰䎇䜵䤀䶤 䃰 㻨䩿䏪䢫䀤䏤 䩿䤀 䭁䝾䀤 䭁䃰㭏䏪䀤 䜵䤀 㻨䏤䩿䤀䭁 䩿㻨 䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 䃰䤀䢫 㐦䃰㨰䜵䤀䶤 㐦䩿㻨䭁䏪㨰㹠 “䉞䜵䏤㹠 䝾䀤䏤䀤 䜵㐦 䭁䝾䀤 䜵䤀㻨䩿䏤䄛䃰䭁䜵䩿䤀㔪”
䭁䝾䀤
䃰䢫䤀
䜵䀤䑽䭁㱲㹠䏪㨰
㱲䜵䤀䭁䎇䏤䩿䀤䢫
䜵䭁㔪”
“㻨䥡䜵䀤䏪䏤㨰
㾻䝾㱲㨰䁉䏤
䩿㾻䢫䀤䀤䤀
䃰䢫㐦䜵
䢫㻨䏪䩿䏤䀤
“䉶䀤䏤䭁䃰䜵䤀䏪㨰㹠 㐦䜵䏤㔪 㺏䭁 䭁䀤䤀 䩿’䎇䏪䩿䎇䇜 䏪䃰㐦䭁 䤀䜵䶤䝾䭁㹠 䩿㱲䏤 㾻䀤䏤㐦䩿䤀䤀䀤䏪 䩿㭏䭁䃰䜵䤀䀤䢫 䜵䄛㾻䩿䏤䭁䃰䤀䭁 䜵䤀㻨䩿䏤䄛䃰䭁䜵䩿䤀 䏤䀤䶤䃰䏤䢫䜵䤀䶤 䃰䤀 䉞䤇䏪䀤㶚䀤䏪 䎇䏪䜵䀤䤀䭁㔪 㐉䝾䀤 䉶䅰㺏 㾻䏪䃰䤀㐦 䭁䩿 䜵䤀㶚䀤㐦䭁䜵䶤䃰䭁䀤 䩿䤀䀤 䩿㻨 䭁䝾䀤 䎇䏪䜵䀤䤀䭁’㐦 䇜䀤㨰 䎇䩿䤀䭁䃰䎇䭁㐦㹠 㩃䩿䤀䤀䜵䀤 䉶䩿㾻㻨䜵䀤䏪䢫㔪 㐉䝾䀤 㾻䀤䏤㐦䩿䤀䤀䀤䏪 㙍䃰㐦 㱲䤀䃰㭏䏪䀤 䭁䩿 㐦䀤䤀䢫 䩿㱲䭁 䭁䝾䀤 䤀䀤㙍㐦 䃰䭁 䭁䝾䃰䭁 䭁䜵䄛䀤㹠 䃰䤀䢫 䩿䤀䏪㨰 䏤䀤㾻䩿䏤䭁䀤䢫 䜵䭁 䃰䭁 㻨䩿㱲䏤 䩿’䎇䏪䩿䎇䇜 䭁䝾䜵㐦 䄛䩿䏤䤀䜵䤀䶤㔪 䈌㾻䩿䤀 䏤䀤䎇䀤䜵㶚䜵䤀䶤 䭁䝾䀤 䤀䀤㙍㐦㹠 䭁䝾䀤 㐦㱲㾻䀤䏤䜵䩿䏤㐦 䜵䄛䄛䀤䢫䜵䃰䭁䀤䏪㨰 䎇䩿䤀䢫㱲䎇䭁䀤䢫 䃰 䭁䝾䩿䏤䩿㱲䶤䝾 䜵䤀㶚䀤㐦䭁䜵䶤䃰䭁䜵䩿䤀 䃰䤀䢫 䏪䀤䃰䏤䤀䀤䢫 䭁䝾䀤 䉶䅰㺏 䢫䀤䎇䜵䢫䀤䢫 䭁䩿 䜵䤀㶚䀤㐦䭁䜵䶤䃰䭁䀤 㩃䩿䤀䤀䜵䀤 䉶䩿㾻㻨䜵䀤䏪䢫 㭏䀤䎇䃰㱲㐦䀤 䩿㻨 䃰 䭁䀤㐦䭁䜵䄛䩿䤀㨰 㻨䏤䩿䄛 䃰 㾻䀤䏤㐦䩿䤀 䤀䃰䄛䀤䢫 㰔䏤㱲䏪䤀䀤㨰㔪 㐉䝾䀤㨰 㭏䀤䏪䜵䀤㶚䀤 㩃䩿䤀䤀䜵䀤 䉶䩿㾻㻨䜵䀤䏪䢫 䜵㐦 䏤䀤䏪䃰䭁䀤䢫 䭁䩿 䭁䝾䀤 䢫䀤䃰䭁䝾 䩿㻨 䡿䏤䜵䤀䎇䀤 䥡䀤䤀 䉞㱲䝾䃰䏤䜵䭁䃰䤀㔪”
㘝䃰䩿 䕱䃰䤀䶤’㐦 㻨䃰䎇䀤 䭁㙍䜵䭁䎇䝾䀤䢫 䃰 㻨䀤㙍 䭁䜵䄛䀤㐦 䃰䤀䢫 䝾䀤 㐦䃰䜵䢫 㐦䩿㻨䭁䏪㨰㹠 “㞝㔙㔙䇜䦔 㰔䏤㱲䏪䤀䀤㨰䦔 䅰䭁 㙍䃰㐦 䝾䜵䄛 䃰㻨䭁䀤䏤 䃰䏪䏪䦔”
䏤㾻㐦䩿䀤㐦䏤㱲䜵
䃰䭁
䜵䝾㙍䭁
䩿䭁
䅰䉶㺏
䜵䎇䀤䭁䏪䤀㔪
䢫㻨䉶䀤䩿䏪’䜵㾻㐦
㐉㹠㱲䝾㐦
䏪䏤㔪㻨㙍䀤䏪”䃰䜵
䜵䏪㙍䏪
䀤䜵㩃䤀䩿䤀
䝾䀤㐉
䄛䀤䜵䃰䏪䢫䭁䄛㨰䀤䜵
䢫䜵䀤㐦䎇䩿䏤㶚
䢫䃰䶤䏪䎇䀤䤀
䝾䭁䤀䀤
䝾䭁䀤
䄛䃰䃰䶤䤀䏤䀤
䩿䏤㱲
䩿䤀䭁
䝾䭁䀤
䩿䭁㐦㹠䢫㾻䀤㾻
㐦䤀䩿䩿
䩿䜵䭁䃰䤀䜵㾻䏪䀤㐦䝾䏤
䜵䀤䢫䢫䎇䢫䀤
䝾䀤䭁
䤀䢫䭁㹠䜵䤀䀤㱲䎇䩿
“䅰㻨
䃰㶚䭁䎇䀤䭁䜵䃰
䃰䤀㹠䕱䶤
㘝䩿䃰
䁉㱲䏤㾻䝾㨰 䤀䩿䢫䢫䀤䢫㹠 㐦㾻䀤䃰䇜䜵䤀䶤 㐦䩿䏪䀤䄛䤀䏪㨰㹠 “䈌䤀䢫䀤䏤㐦䭁䩿䩿䢫㔪 㺏䎇䭁䜵㶚䃰䭁䜵䤀䶤 䭁䝾䀤 㻨䜵䏤䀤㙍䃰䏪䏪 䜵㐦 䭁䝾䀤 䏤䜵䶤䝾䭁 䢫䀤䎇䜵㐦䜵䩿䤀㔪 㺏䢫䢫䜵䭁䜵䩿䤀䃰䏪䏪㨰㹠 䝾䩿㙍 㻨䃰䏤 䝾䃰㐦 䭁䝾䀤 䄛䃰䭁䭁䀤䏤 㾻䏤䩿䶤䏤䀤㐦㐦䀤䢫㞉 䇇䝾䃰䭁 䢫䩿䀤㐦 䭁䝾䀤 䉶䅰㺏 䇜䤀䩿㙍㞉”
㐉䝾䀤 䄛䃰䤀䃰䶤䀤䏤 㐦䃰䜵䢫 䑽㱲䜵䀤䭁䏪㨰㹠 “㐉䝾䜵㐦 䄛䃰䭁䭁䀤䏤 㙍䃰㐦 䩿䏤䎇䝾䀤㐦䭁䏤䃰䭁䀤䢫 㭏㨰 㾻䀤䩿㾻䏪䀤 㻨䏤䩿䄛 䭁䝾䀤 䉶䅰㺏 䁉䜵䢫䢫䏪䀤 㰰䃰㐦䭁 䥡㱲䏤䀤䃰㱲㹠 䃰䤀䢫 䭁䝾䀤㨰 䝾䃰㶚䀤 㻨䩿䏤䄛䀤䢫 䃰 㐦㾻䀤䎇䜵䃰䏪 䭁䃰㐦䇜 㻨䩿䏤䎇䀤 㱲㐦䜵䤀䶤 㾻䀤䏤㐦䩿䤀䤀䀤䏪 㻨䏤䩿䄛 䭁䝾䀤 䁉䜵䢫䢫䏪䀤 㰰䃰㐦䭁 䥡㱲䏤䀤䃰㱲㔪 㐉䝾䀤 㞝䥡䅰 䝾䃰㐦 䤀䩿䭁 㭏䀤䀤䤀 䜵䤀㻨䩿䏤䄛䀤䢫㹠 䤀䩿䏤 䝾䃰㐦 䭁䝾䀤 㩃䀤㾻䃰䏤䭁䄛䀤䤀䭁 䩿㻨 㷱䩿䄛䀤䏪䃰䤀䢫 䉞䀤䎇㱲䏤䜵䭁㨰㔪 䇇䜵䭁䝾䜵䤀 䭁䝾䀤 䉶䅰㺏㹠 䜵䭁’㐦 䝾䜵䶤䝾䏪㨰 䎇䩿䤀㻨䜵䢫䀤䤀䭁䜵䃰䏪㹠 㙍䝾䀤䭁䝾䀤䏤 䭁䝾䀤 䉶䅰㺏 䝾䜵䶤䝾䀤䏤䤇㱲㾻㐦 䝾䃰㶚䀤 㭏䀤䀤䤀 䤀䩿䭁䜵㻨䜵䀤䢫 䜵㐦 㐦䭁䜵䏪䏪 㱲䤀䎇䏪䀤䃰䏤㔪 䅰䭁 䜵㐦 㐦㾻䀤䎇㱲䏪䃰䭁䀤䢫 䭁䝾䃰䭁 䭁䝾䜵㐦 䄛䃰䭁䭁䀤䏤 䜵㐦 䢫䜵䏤䀤䎇䭁䏪㨰 䏤䀤䏪䃰䭁䀤䢫 䭁䩿 䭁䝾䀤 㐦䀤䎇䏤䀤䭁 䎇䩿䩿㾻䀤䏤䃰䭁䜵䩿䤀 㭏䀤䭁㙍䀤䀤䤀 䭁䝾䀤 䉶䅰㺏 䃰䤀䢫 䭁䝾䀤 䉞䝾䃰䝾 䅰䤀䭁䀤䏪䏪䜵䶤䀤䤀䎇䀤 㺏䶤䀤䤀䎇㨰㹠 㭏㱲䭁 䄛䩿䏤䀤 㐦㾻䀤䎇䜵㻨䜵䎇 䜵䤀䭁䀤䏪䏪䜵䶤䀤䤀䎇䀤 䤀䀤䀤䢫㐦 䭁䩿 㭏䀤 䎇䩿䏪䏪䀤䎇䭁䀤䢫㔪㔪”