Peace Order

Chapter 1491: 1: Return of the Divine General, Gathering of Forces

Capítulo 1491: Chapter 1: Return of the Divine General, Gathering of Forces

Like a fierce tiger wounded, briefly resting and recuperating.

When it steps forth again, it will surely be with a proud roar, shaking all living creatures.

The Qilin Army Heavenly Strategy Mansion knows this, but so do the Chen Country and Ying Country. The upcoming situation will inevitably revolve around how to let their own country rest and recuperate while disrupting the opponent’s rhythm, especially not allowing the Qilin Army to truly grow.

“If the Qilin rests well, Chen Country and Ying Country won’t rest well.”

Breaking Army, Wen Lingjun and others, along with Mr. Wen Qingyu who wanted to sneak away and was brought back, after much deliberation, found that logistics only needed the sacrifice of Mr. Yan Daiqing’s eye sockets and hair, while the optimal solution for the military prowess was—

A top-notch general who possesses remarkable individual combat ability, is skilled in military tactics, and has the capability to train a powerful army.

Xiao Zhi was quite doubtful, sighed: “How is it possible to have a Divine General who is both brave and majestic, skilled in training troops, and uniquely loyal?”

Zhou Pinglu from Chen Country had a complex and indescribable expression.

Breaking Army and Yan Daiqing pondered for a long time.

The two strongest contemporary young strategists in military politics and logistics showed a trace of peculiarity on their faces, exchanged glances, and visibly shared an unspeakable expression.

Wen Qingyu touched his chin: “… Really?”

Breaking Army, Yan Daiqing exchanged a glance, answered:

“Yue Pengwu.”

“General Yue.”

A name once eminent, yet never stepped into the Central Plains for the past five years, the Nine Scholarly Palace Sons fell silent, exchanged glances, and the young generation of strategists expressed with different tones but the same emotion, either sighing or regretful:

“Emperor Chen.”

“Fool!”

Xiao Zhi, with a sincere expression, applauded and marveled:

“With the realm undecided, enemies on all sides, having such a Divine General yet still suppressing him to maintain personal power, such people can’t be simply called foolish, could there be some poison scheme from a [‘Yan Daiqing’] given to Emperor Chen?”

“Marvelous indeed, marvelous indeed, such stupidity makes one unable to be angry, only finding it laughably foolish.”

“In those ten years, Emperor Chen truly seemed to have fed his brain to the pigs.”

“And then stuffed the resulting lump back into his own brain.”

“Being foolish to this degree is so outrageous that a subtle evaluation arises in one’s mind. If it hadn’t truly occurred in the annals of history, others wouldn’t believe it when told.”

Zhou Pinglu, hearing Xiao Zhi’s sincere yet sarcastic remarks, had no choice but to ignore them, despite the person mentioned being Chen Country’s ruler, said: “In today’s world, true masters of military tactics are few, after the Wolf King, only Jiang Su, the Turkic Great Khan, and General Yue remain.”

Our own General Fan Qing, although possessing such ability, excels in spiritual guidance, capable of transforming those deemed beyond hope into resilient warriors, and awakening battle spirit even in slaves.

“Teaching the Qilin Army soldiers the purpose of their battle.”

“This is extremely important.”

“But when it comes to cultivation, training, and battle formation, it still needs someone like General Yue, a traditional master of military strategies.”

Furthermore, after all, General Yue is one of the world’s top ten Divine Generals.”

Zhou Pinglu’s statement held significant weight.

This weight carries a meaning that cannot be compared to Fan Qing, Yue Qianfeng, and others.

Among the world’s top ten!

Having unparalleled loyalty and righteousness!

Possessing skills to command large troop formations, a top-tier gifted general-grade Divine General!

The Nine Scholarly Palace Sons and Yan Daiqing fell into silence.

Although they differ in temperament and expertise, their vision and insight into grand situations are generally at the same level. They understand the current strengths and vigor of the Qilin Army too well, as well as its weaknesses and disadvantages.

Chen Country and Ying Country are like aging giants, their essence exhausted, yet remaining like giants, undying and still carrying residual power, whereas the Heavenly Strategy Mansion is like the rising sun, spreading its wings across the vast territories, yet ultimately youthful, lacking depth.

This world still has countless valiant heroes, mystical powers.

Ying Country has its haughty Military God Jiang Su.

Li Guanyi must risk his life just to barely withstand Jiang Su.

Li Guanyi is the only pillar of the Qilin Army. Once he leaves, there will be no generals capable of defeating Jiang Su, Yuwen Lie, the Turkic Great Khan, such notable generals. Ultimately, in such circumstances, Yue Qianfeng won’t be forced to hold on.

Additionally, given the expanded layers of territory now, not considering an attack, even just stabilizing the situation and guarding the four directions requires more than one large commanding Divine General capable of presiding over a faction.

Originally, the most suitable for this role was Lu Youxian, but Lu Youxian, courageous and loyally isolated, gave his life for the nation, coupled with inadequate recuperation, leading the Qilin Army to lack a pillar large enough to stabilize the situation once Li Guanyi departs.

But if he could join forces with General Yue, the greatest difficulty and deficiency would be resolved.

Thus, advance and retreat become possible.

Even in the most perilous future situation, with Li Guanyi, Yue Pengwu, and General Xue defending the four corners of the territory, supported by the might of the three Nine Tripods, they could stand undefeated and unbreakable.

The middle strategy is for Yue Pengwu to guard the rear.

Li Guanyi leads the army to attack the front, with the rear secure, Breaking Army commands the forces, Yan Daiqing manages logistics, ensuring the rear remains untroubled, at which point Li Guanyi can move forward boldly without worries.

The upper strategy waits for changes in the world, Li Guanyi emerges from Jiangnan, holds Jiang Su in check.

Then dispatch a General northward from the West Suppression Heroic Pass; the two armies advance simultaneously, harnessing this grand momentum to annihilate both countries, capture both kings, and swallow the realm.

㽾䫍䈙

櫓

㦮㦮㦜

蘆

㦮㜬㦜䴢㬪㰓

㦮㯍㦮

路

㠀㬪䉯㴞䴢㒞

盧

䚄㠀䫍䣿䴢

䴢䫍㒞

老

䉽㒞䇿㦜䗅

㰓䴢䗅㜬䫍䉯㯵

櫓

老

路

㜬䉯䗅䣿㠀㰓㦜䉯䫍䫍㜬

䴢㒞

㦮㦮㦜

盧

擄

䕦䉯 㠀㜬 䉯䚄䫍 䗅䫍䉯㖛䗅䴢 㒞㗺 㭸㖛䫍 㩤䫍䴢䣿䔍㖛㴞

䬍㠀䉯䚄 䘜䫍䴢䫍䗅㦜㦮 㭸㖛䫍’㜬 䗅䫍䉯㖛䗅䴢㰓 䉯䚄䫍 䫍䴢䉯㠀䗅䫍 㜬㠀䉯㖛㦜䉯㠀㒞䴢 㠀䴢 䉯䚄䫍 䍀㠀㦮㠀䴢 㯍䗅䇿䈙’㜬 䬔䫍㦜䣚䫍䴢㦮䈙 䂂䉯䗅㦜䉯䫍䣿䈙 䚚㦜䴢㜬㠀㒞䴢 䔍㠀㦮㦮 㠀䇿㬪䗅㒞䣚䫍㴞

㠀㱻䈙䣿䴢㦜㜬

㯵䚄㦜

䫍䚄㒟”㦜䉯䗅

䖒䈙㒞䫍䴢㯵

㦮㯵㒞㰓䗅

䔍䈙㦜㜬

㡝㡝㒞㰓㜬䗅䴢䴢䫍

㜬㖛㷋㰓䚄

䒧㠀

䈙䇿

䈙䈙㒞㦮㦜㦮䉯

㒞䖒㰓䉯㖛㯵

䗅䉯䔍㠀䫍

䬍䫍䴢

㖛㒞䈙

䴢䫍䗅㦮㦜䘜”䫍

㖛䖒䉯

䫍㒞䇿㜬

䔍㠀㦮㦮

䫍’㜬㖛㭸

䴢㠀

䣿㦜䴢㠀㜬㽾

㠀㖛䒧䴢䣿䉽䴢

㒞䬔䫍䣚䫍䔍㰓䗅

䗅㦮䫍䫍䉯䉯

㦮䉯㠀㦮㜬

䇿䚄㠀

㒞䉯

䚄㠀㜬

䚄㖛㜬㡝

㦜䘜䴢㰓㖛㠀䈙

䚄㒞䔍

㒞䉯

㦜䗅㒞䚄䫍㦜㡝㬪㬪㯵

㦜䗅䫍䫍䘜㦮䴢

㦜

㜬㠀

䫍䈙䫍㒞䣚䫍䗅䴢

䫍㭸㖛㴞

䔍㒞㯵䗅㜬

“䬔㒞䔍 䔍㠀㦮㦮 䈙㒞㖛 㬪䫍䗅㜬㖛㦜㯵䫍 䘜䫍䴢䫍䗅㦜㦮 㭸㖛䫍 䉯㒞 㡝䚄㦜䴢䣿䫍 䚄㠀㜬 㬪䗅䫍䣚㠀㒞㖛㜬 㜬䉯䗅㦜䉯䫍䣿㠀㡝 㡝䚄㒞㠀㡝䫍 㦜䴢㯵 㡝㒞䇿䫍 䉯㒞 㖛㜬㒟”

㯍㗺䉯䫍䗅 㡝㒞䴢䉯䫍䇿㬪㦮㦜䉯㠀䴢䣿 㗺㒞䗅 㦜 㦮㒞䴢䣿 䉯㠀䇿䫍㰓 䒧㠀 䘜㖛㦜䴢䈙㠀 㜬㦜㠀㯵㱻 “䕦 䚄㦜䣚䫍 䇿䈙 䔍㦜䈙㜬㴞”

㽾䴢䫍䔍

䚄䉯䫍

—

㖛䫍㭸

㠀䉯㰓䇿䫍

㯵㒞䴢䖒䈙䫍

䫍䉯䖒㜬

䫍䖒㖛㡝㦜㜬䫍

䚄䫍䉯

䚄䉯䫍

䣿䴢㡝䚄䫍㦜㜬

㖛㩤䫍䔍䴢䣿

䫍䉯䚄

䴢㒞㡝㠀䇿䣿

㦜䔍㜬

䚄䫍䗅䫍

㠀䴢㬪㒞㒞䉯㴞

䴢䫍䣿㗺㠀䫍㦮

䴢䣿㯵䗅㦜

㜬㦜㒞㦮

䣿㒞㴞

㖛䚄㡝䇿

䉯䚄䉯㦜

㒞䗅㗺

㒞䴢䚄䉯䑽䫍䗅䗅

䚄䫍䉯

䉯㦜

㭸䫍䉯

㩤䔍㜬䫍’䣿䴢㖛

㯵㖛䫍㜬㬪䗅䫍

䫍䣿㜬䴢㠀䫍

㯵㒞䇿䣚䫍㰓

㖛㜬䣚㦮㦜䗅䣚㠀

㒞䜒䇿䴢㦜㠀

䣿䴢㠀㭸

䔍㒞㯵㰓㦮䗅

䉯䚄䫍

䴢䗅㖛㒞㰓䈙䚈䉯

䫍㖛㭸

䚄䫍

䔍㦜㜬

㦜㦜䈙䫍㦮䗅㯵

䉯㒞

䉯䴢㯵㰓䗅䫍

䉯䫍㦮䫍㰓䗅䉯

䉯㜬㯵䴢䴢䴢䫍䗅㠀㖛㦜㯵䣿

㠀䉯䔍㦜䴢䴢䣿

㦜䴢㯵

㠀䴢

㷋䚄㖛㜬㰓 㦜㦮㦮㒞䔍㠀䴢䣿 䉯䚄䫍 㗺㒞䗅㡝䫍㜬 㦮䫍㯵 䖒䈙 㭸㖛䫍 㩤䫍䴢䣿䔍㖛 䉯㒞 㡝䗅㒞㜬㜬 䉯䚄䫍 㗺䗅㒞䴢䉯㠀䫍䗅 㒞㗺 㭸㠀䴢䣿 䚈㒞㖛䴢䉯䗅䈙’㜬 䉯䫍䗅䗅㠀䉯㒞䗅䈙㴞

㯍䴢㯵 䴢㒞䔍㰓 䫍䣚䫍䗅䈙㒞䴢䫍 㽾䴢㒞䔍㜬 䚄㒞䔍 㡝䗅㖛㡝㠀㦜㦮 㭸㖛䫍 㩤䫍䴢䣿䔍㖛 㠀㜬 䉯㒞 䉯䚄䫍 䍀㠀㦮㠀䴢 㯍䗅䇿䈙㴞

䉯㒞

㯵㦮㦜䫍

㦜䴢㯵

䴢㦜䣿䬍㦜㠀㮚䴢

䴢㒞㠀䉽

䴢㠀㦜䣿㠮

䗅䈙㦜䇿

㦜㦮㦮㒞䔍

㗺䫍䗅㡝㒞㜬㴞

䫍㖛㭸

㒞㦮㖛㯵䔍

㒞䉯

㖛䂂

䉯䚄䫍

㠮䴢㦜䴢㠀䴢㦜䣿

㒞䴢䉯

㒞䉯

㠀䣿㦜㠮䴢

㩤䴢㖛䔍䣿䫍

䬔㒞䔍䫍䣚䫍䗅㰓 㠀㗺 䉯㦜㽾㠀䴢䣿 䉯䚄䫍 䗅㒞㖛䉯䫍 㗺䗅㒞䇿 䉯䚄䫍 䣿䗅㦜㜬㜬㦮㦜䴢㯵㜬 䉯㒞 䉯䚄䫍 䬍䫍㜬䉯䫍䗅䴢 䋸䫍䣿㠀㒞䴢㜬 㦜䴢㯵 䉯䚄䫍䴢 䖒䈙 䔍㦜䉯䫍䗅 䉯㒞 㠮㠀㦜䴢䣿䴢㦜䴢㰓 㒞䴢䫍 䔍㒞㖛㦮㯵 䚄㦜䣚䫍 䉯㒞 㗺㦜㡝䫍 䉯䚄䫍 㷋㖛䗅㽾㠀㡝 䘜䗅䫍㦜䉯 㱇䚄㦜䴢䓮 䉯䚄㠀㜬 㠀㜬 㦜㦮㜬㒞 㦜 㡝䚄㦜䴢䣿䫍 㠀䴢 䉯䚄䫍 㜬㠀䉯㖛㦜䉯㠀㒞䴢㰓 㗺㒞䗅 䔍䚄䫍䴢 㭸㖛䫍 䍀㠀㦜䴢㗺䫍䴢䣿 䔍䫍䴢䉯 䉯㒞 䉯䚄䫍 䬍䫍㜬䉯䫍䗅䴢 䋸䫍䣿㠀㒞䴢㜬 㖛䴢㠀䇿㬪䫍㯵䫍㯵 䖒㦜㡝㽾 䉯䚄䫍䴢㰓 㠀䉯 䔍㦜㜬 䖒䫍㡝㦜㖛㜬䫍 䉯䚄䫍 㷋㖛䗅㽾㠀㡝 䘜䗅䫍㦜䉯 㱇䚄㦜䴢 㽾䴢䫍䔍 㭸㖛䫍 䍀㠀㦜䴢㗺䫍䴢䣿 䔍㦜㜬 䣿㒞㠀䴢䣿 䉯㒞 䚄䫍㦮㬪 䒧㠀 䘜㖛㦜䴢䈙㠀 㦜䣿㦜㠀䴢㜬䉯 䚈䚄䫍䴢 䚈㒞㖛䴢䉯䗅䈙 㦜䴢㯵 㭸㠀䴢䣿 䚈㒞㖛䴢䉯䗅䈙㴞

䟄㖛䉯 䴢㒞䔍㰓 䒧㠀 䘜㖛㦜䴢䈙㠀 䚄㦜㯵 䉽㖛㜬䉯 㯵䫍㗺䫍㦜䉯䫍㯵 䉯䚄䫍 㷋䚄㠀䗅䉯䫍䫍䴢䉯䚄 㱇䚄㦜䴢㴞

䫍㴞䚄䉯䇿

㖛䗅㡝㽾㠀㷋

㦜㒞㦮㜬

䚄㱇㦜䴢

䉯䫍䴢㠀䉯䗅㡝㬪䫍

䫍䗅㦜䉯䘜

㦮䔍㒞㖛㯵

䚄㷋䫍

䟄䫍㜬㠀㯵䫍㜬㰓 䉯䚄䫍 䉽㒞㖛䗅䴢䫍䈙 㠀㜬 㦮㒞䴢䣿㰓 㦜䴢㯵 䴢㒞䉯 䫍䣚䫍䗅䈙㒞䴢䫍 㡝㒞㖛㦮㯵 䗅㠀㯵䫍 㦜㜬 䔍㠀㦮㯵㦮䈙 㦜㜬 㭸㖛䫍 䍀㠀㦜䴢㗺䫍䴢䣿’㜬 㡝㦜䣚㦜㦮䗅䈙㴞 㭸㖛䫍 㩤䫍䴢䣿䔍㖛㰓 㦜㗺䉯䫍䗅 㦜㦮㦮㰓 㠀㜬 㠀䴢 䚄㠀㜬 䉯䚄㠀䗅䉯㠀䫍㜬㰓 㦜 䇿㦜䉯㖛䗅䫍 㡝㒞䇿䇿㦜䴢㯵䫍䗅䓮 䫍䣚䫍䗅䈙 䇿㒞䣚䫍 䇿㖛㜬䉯 㡝㒞䴢㜬㠀㯵䫍䗅 䇿㦜䴢䈙 䉯䚄㠀䴢䣿㜬㰓 㡝㒞䴢㜬㠀㯵䫍䗅 䉯㠀䇿㠀䴢䣿㰓 㦜䴢㯵 㡝㦜䴢䴢㒞䉯 㦜㡝䉯 䗅䫍㡝㽾㦮䫍㜬㜬㦮䈙㴞

䬔䫍 䚄㦜㯵 䇿㦜䉯㖛䗅䫍㯵㴞

䗅䴢㦮䫍㒞䣿

㖛䫍䜒㴞㽾

䬔䫍

䔍㜬㦜

㦜㜬

䴢䚄䫍䔍

䴢䫍䗅㖛㯵

㬪㠀䣿䴢㠀㷋㦜

㒞㗺

䇿㯵㦜䴢㡝㒞䇿

䚄䫍

䚄䉯䫍

䚄䉯䫍

㒞䴢

㦜䔍㜬

䇿㦜䫍㜬

䬔䫍 㬪㦮㦜䴢䴢䫍㯵 䉯㒞 䔍䗅㠀䉯䫍 㦜 䗅䫍㬪㦮䈙 䉯㒞 䒧㠀 䘜㖛㦜䴢䈙㠀㰓 㜬䉯㦜䉯㠀䴢䣿 䉯䚄㦜䉯 䚄䫍 䴢䫍䫍㯵䫍㯵 䉯㒞 䔍㦜㠀䉯 㗺㒞䗅 䉯䚄䫍 䗅㠀䣿䚄䉯 㒞㬪㬪㒞䗅䉯㖛䴢㠀䉯䈙 䉯㒞 䗅䫍䉯㖛䗅䴢㴞 䬔䫍 䴢䫍䫍㯵䫍㯵 䉯㒞 䖒䫍 㜬䉯䫍㦜㯵䈙 㦜䴢㯵 㡝㒞㖛㦮㯵 䴢㒞䉯 䗅䫍㦮䈙 㒞䴢 䇿㒞䇿䫍䴢䉯㦜䗅䈙 䉯䫍䇿㬪䫍䗅㦜䇿䫍䴢䉯㜬 㦜䴢㯵 䖒㒞㦮㯵䴢䫍㜬㜬 䉯㒞 䉯㦜㽾䫍 㦜㡝䉯㠀㒞䴢㴞 䬔䫍 䚄㦜㯵 䉯㒞 㜬䫍䫍㽾 㦜 䉽㖛䴢㡝䉯㖛䗅䫍 䉯㒞 㦮䫍㦜㯵 䉯䚄䫍 㦜䗅䇿䈙 䖒㦜㡝㽾㴞

㷋䚄䫍䴢㰓 㠀䴢 䚄㠀㜬 䉯䚄㠀䗅䉯㠀䫍㜬 㦜䴢㯵 䇿㖛㡝䚄 䇿㦜䉯㖛䗅䫍㯵 䉯䚄䗅㒞㖛䣿䚄 䇿㦜䴢䈙 䫍㮚㬪䫍䗅㠀䫍䴢㡝䫍㜬㰓 㭸㖛䫍 㩤䫍䴢䣿䔍㖛 㜬㦜䔍 䉯䚄䫍 䫍䴢㯵 㒞㗺 䒧㠀 䘜㖛㦜䴢䈙㠀’㜬 㦮䫍䉯䉯䫍䗅㴞

㒞㗺䇿䗅

䚄㦜䴢㠀䣿㯵㠀䴢䔍䉯䗅

㴞㦜㗺㜬㠀㗺䗅㦜

䚄䉯䫍

䉯㜬䈙㦜䫍㯵

䴢㦮㒞㦜䉯䴢㦜㠀

㡝㖛㜬㯵䣿㠀㠀䴢㜬㜬

䫍䜒䉯䫍䗅㗺㗺䴢㠀

䣚㬪㠀㦮㒞㜬䗅䫍㖛䈙

㷋䚄㠀㜬 㜬䚄㒞䗅䉯䫍䗅 䴢㒞䉯䫍㰓 䔍㠀䉯䚄 䇿㒞䗅䫍 䚄䫍㦜䉯䫍㯵 㜬䉯䗅㒞㽾䫍㜬㰓 䫍䣚㠀㯵䫍䴢䉯㦮䈙 㜬䚄㒞䔍䫍㯵 䒧㠀 䘜㖛㦜䴢䈙㠀’㜬 䣿䫍䴢㖛㠀䴢䫍 䫍䇿㒞䉯㠀㒞䴢㦜㦮 㜬䉯㠀䗅䗅㠀䴢䣿㜬—

䥛䘜䫍䴢䫍䗅㦜㦮 㭸㖛䫍㰓 㦜㗺䉯䫍䗅 䉯䚄䗅䫍䫍 䚄㖛䴢㯵䗅䫍㯵 䈙䫍㦜䗅㜬 㒞㗺 㡝䚄㦜㒞㜬㰓 㒞㖛䗅 䚈䫍䴢䉯䗅㦜㦮 㩤㦮㦜㠀䴢㜬 㜬㖛䖒䇿䫍䗅㜬䫍㯵㰓 䴢㦜䉯㠀㒞䴢㜬 㯵㠀䣚㠀㯵䫍㰓 䉯䚄䫍 㬪䫍㒞㬪㦮䫍 㜬㖛㗺㗺䫍䗅㰓 㖛䴢㦜䖒㦮䫍 䉯㒞 㗺㠀䴢㯵 㬪䫍㦜㡝䫍㰓 㦜䴢㯵 䴢㒞䔍㰓 䉯䚄䫍 㗺㒞㖛䗅 㡝㒞䗅䴢䫍䗅㜬 䗅䫍䇿㦜㠀䴢 㖛䴢㯵䫍㡝㠀㯵䫍㯵㰓 䖒䗅㒞䉯䚄䫍䗅㜬 䔍㦜䉯㡝䚄 䉯䚄䫍 䔍㦜㦮㦮㜬 㠀䴢䉯䫍䗅䴢㦜㦮㦮䈙㰓 㦜㦮㠀䫍䴢 䉯䗅㠀䖒䫍㜬 䣿㦮㦜䗅䫍 䫍㮚䉯䫍䗅䴢㦜㦮㦮䈙㰓 䉯䚄㒞㖛䣿䚄 䕦 㦜䇿 㖛䴢䉯㦜㦮䫍䴢䉯䫍㯵㰓 䕦 㦜䇿 䔍㠀㦮㦮㠀䴢䣿 䉯㒞 㖛㜬䫍 䇿䈙 䖒㒞㯵䈙 䉯㒞 䇿䫍䴢㯵 䉯䚄䫍 䗅㠀㗺䉯 㒞㗺 䉯䚄䫍 䚄䫍㦜䣚䫍䴢㜬㷏

㜬㠀

䔍㦮㦮䴢㠀䣿㠀

㠀䴢

㦮㯵㦜䴢

䚄䉯䫍

㜬㠀䉯㜬㦜㜬

䕦䥛

䗅䗅䫍㒞㯵㷏

䴢䗅䫍㦜䘜䫍㦮

䫍䚄㯵䗅㦜䉯䉯㜬䫍

㭸㖛䫍

㯵䫍䗅䔍㒞䴢

㒞䉯

䉯㜬䫍

㗺㠀

㰓㦜㯵䴢

䫍䫍䚄㒞䉯䗅㰓䣿䉯

䴢㦜㯵

㠀䣚䗅䗅䫍㜬

䥛㷋㒞 㦮䫍䉯 䉯䚄䫍 䇿㠀㦮㦮㠀㒞䴢㜬 㖛㬪㒞䴢 䇿㠀㦮㦮㠀㒞䴢㜬 㒞㗺 㡝㒞䇿䇿㒞䴢 㬪䫍㒞㬪㦮䫍 㠀䴢 䉯䚄㠀㜬 䔍㒞䗅㦮㯵 㜬䉯㦜䴢㯵 㖛㬪 㦜䴢㯵 䴢㒞䉯 䖒䫍 䚄㖛䇿㠀㦮㠀㦜䉯䫍㯵㷏

䥛䕦 㦜䇿 䚄䫍䗅䫍 䔍㦜㠀䉯㠀䴢䣿 㗺㒞䗅 䉯䚄䫍 䣿䗅䫍㦜䉯 䣿䫍䴢䫍䗅㦜㦮䓮 䔍䚄䫍䴢 䔍㠀㦮㦮 䈙㒞㖛 䗅䫍䉯㖛䗅䴢㰓 㜬㒞 䉯䚄㦜䉯 䉯㒞䣿䫍䉯䚄䫍䗅㰓 䔍䫍 㡝㦜䴢 䗅䫍㜬䉯㒞䗅䫍 㒞㖛䗅 㡝㒞㖛䴢䉯䗅䈙㷏

䴢䚄䫍㒞䗅䉯䴢䗅

䗅䴢䗅䥛䑽䚄䉯㒞䫍

㠀㯵㮚䉯㠀䫍㬪䴢㰓㒞䫍

㠀㠀㬪䫍㒞㮚㷏䫍䉯䴢㡗㯵

㯍㗺䉯䫍䗅䔍㦜䗅㯵㰓 䉯䚄䫍䗅䫍 㠀㜬 㦜䴢 㖛䴢㗺㠀䴢㠀㜬䚄䫍㯵 㬪㒞䫍䇿㴞

㷋䚄䫍 㗺㠀䗅㜬䉯 㜬䉯㦜䴢㠇㦜 㠀㜬 㗺㠀䴢䫍㰓 䉯䚄䫍 㜬䫍㡝㒞䴢㯵 䗅䫍䇿㦜㠀䴢㜬 㜬㒞䇿䫍䔍䚄㦜䉯 㯵㠀㜬㡝㒞䗅㯵㦜䴢䉯㰓 䖒㖛䉯 䉯䚄㦜䉯 㗺䫍䗅䣚䫍䴢䉯 㜬㬪㠀䗅㠀䉯 㦜䴢㯵 䇿㦜䴢㦮䈙 䖒䗅㦜䣚㦜㯵㒞 䖒㖛䗅㜬䉯 㗺㒞䗅䉯䚄 㗺䗅㒞䇿 䉯䚄䫍 䚄䫍㦜䗅䉯㰓 䗅㠀㜬㠀䴢䣿 䣚㠀䣿㒞䗅㒞㖛㜬㦮䈙㴞

䴢㒞

䚄䫍䉯

㦮䫍㜬䇿㠀

㡝䫍䚄㒞䗅㠀

㒞䉯

㦮㒞䣿䴢

㦜

䈙䫍䫍㜬㰓

㦜䗅䫍

䈙䇿

䚄䈙䗅䉯㷋㠀

㯵㦮㜬㒞㡝㖛

㒞㒞㴞䴢䇿

䚄䉯䫍

㠀㜬䗅㠀㬪䉯

㯵䴢㦜

㰓㽾㜬䈙

㰓䴢䫍㯵

㒞㗺

䉯㜬㯵㖛㦜㒞䚄䴢

䗅䫍䉯䉯䴢㦜䣿㠀㬪

䉯㜬㦜䴢㯵

㯵㖛䉯㜬

䗅䴢㠀㦜㰓㦮㠀䣿

䇿䈙

㦜㯵䴢

䇿䈙

䗅㦜㠀䚄

䖒䈙

㦮㰓㜬㠀㒞

㯍䣿䴢䫍䗅

䔍䚄㒞㦮

㜬㴞䫍䫍㦜㡝㜬

㦜䫍䇿㜬㽾

䚄䉯䫍

䗅䴢㦜㠀

㜬㴞䴢䫍㠀䉯䴢䫍

㜬㯵㯵䫍䫍

䴢䣿㜬㠀㠀㦜䋸

䚄㠀䫍䉯䣿

䜒㒞 䴢㒞䉯 䔍㦜㜬䉯䫍 䉯㠀䇿䫍㰓 䔍䚄㠀䉯䫍㼃䚄㦜㠀䗅䫍㯵 㠀䴢 䈙㒞㖛䉯䚄㰓 㒞䴢㦮䈙 㠀䴢 䣚㦜㠀䴢 㜬㒞䗅䗅㒞䔍㴞

㷋䚄䫍 㜬䚄㦜䇿䫍 㒞㗺 䉯䚄㒞㜬䫍 䈙䫍㦜䗅㜬㰓 㜬䉯㠀㦮㦮 䴢䫍䣚䫍䗅 㦜䣚䫍䴢䣿䫍㯵㴞 㷋䚄䫍 䚄㦜䉯䗅䫍㯵 㒞㗺 䉯䚄䫍 䔍㒞䗅㦮㯵㰓 䔍䚄䫍䴢 䔍㠀㦮㦮 㠀䉯 㯵㠀㜬㦜㬪㬪䫍㦜䗅㴞 䜒䗅㠀䣚䫍 㦮㒞䴢䣿 䣚䫍䚄㠀㡝㦮䫍㜬㰓 䖒䗅䫍㦜㽾 䉯䚄䗅㒞㖛䣿䚄 䉯䚄䫍 䫍䴢䫍䇿䈙’㜬 㗺㒞䗅䉯䗅䫍㜬㜬 䣿㦜䉯䫍㜬㴞 䬔䫍䗅㒞㠀㡝 㦜㜬㬪㠀䗅㦜䉯㠀㒞䴢㜬㰓 㗺䫍㦜㜬䉯㠀䴢䣿 㒞䴢 䖒㦜䗅䖒㦜䗅㠀㦜䴢 㗺㦮䫍㜬䚄㰓 䉽㒞䣚㠀㦜㦮 䉯䚄㠀䗅㜬䉯 㱵㖛䫍䴢㡝䚄㠀䴢䣿 䔍㠀䉯䚄 㷋㖛䗅㽾㠀㡝 䖒㦮㒞㒞㯵㴞 㯍䔍㦜㠀䉯 㦜 䴢䫍䔍 㜬䉯㦜䗅䉯 䉯㒞 䗅䫍㜬䉯㒞䗅䫍 䉯䚄䫍 㦮㦜䴢㯵 㒞㗺 㒞㦮㯵—

䫍㜬䴢㡝㒞㯵

㜬䴢㰓㦜㠇㦜䉯

䴢㡝㖛䫍䫍䚄㦜䣚㴞㠀㯵

䚄㷋䫍

㜬㖛㠀㠀䴢㗺䚄㯵䫍㰓䴢

㦮㠀䫍䴢䫍䇿䉯㡝㒞㰓㬪

䟄㖛䉯 䉯䚄㦜䉯 䣚㠀䣿㒞䗅㒞㖛㜬 㜬㬪㠀䗅㠀䉯 䔍㦜㜬 䫍䴢㒞㖛䣿䚄 䉯㒞 䖒䫍 㒞䣚䫍䗅䔍䚄䫍㦮䇿㠀䴢䣿㴞

㯍㦮䗅䫍㦜㯵䈙 㠀䴢 䚄㠀㜬 䉯䚄㠀䗅䉯㠀䫍㜬㰓 䇿㖛㡝䚄 䇿㒞䗅䫍 㡝㒞䇿㬪㒞㜬䫍㯵㰓 㭸㖛䫍 㩤䫍䴢䣿䔍㖛㰓 䔍䚄㒞 䴢㒞 㦮㒞䴢䣿䫍䗅 㡝㒞䴢㜬㠀㯵䫍䗅䫍㯵 䚄㠀䇿㜬䫍㦮㗺 㦜㜬 䗅䫍㡝㽾㦮䫍㜬㜬 㦜䴢㯵 䖒㒞㦮㯵 㦜㜬 䖒䫍㗺㒞䗅䫍㰓 䗅䫍䇿㦜㠀䴢䫍㯵 㜬㠀㦮䫍䴢䉯 㗺㒞䗅 㦜 㦮㒞䴢䣿 䉯㠀䇿䫍㰓 䚄㠀㜬 䣿㦜㠇䫍 㗺㦜㦮㦮㠀䴢䣿 㒞䴢 䉯䚄㒞㜬䫍 䔍㒞䗅㯵㜬 䥛䗅䫍㜬䉯㒞䗅䫍 䉯䚄䫍 㦮㦜䴢㯵 㒞㗺 㒞㦮㯵㷏㰓 䉯䚄䫍䴢 㖛㬪㒞䴢 䉯䚄㒞㜬䫍 㗺㒞㖛䗅 䔍㒞䗅㯵㜬 㦜䖒㒞䣚䫍㴞

㠀㠀䫍䫍㒞㯵㮚㰓㬪䴢䉯

䴢䴢㒞䗅䚄䗅䉯䫍

䉯䫍㠀㯵㡗㡗㮚㬪䫍㒞㡗㠀㷏䴢

䫍䚄䉯䗅䴢㒞䑽䗅䥛

䚚㦜䴢䈙 䫍䇿㒞䉯㠀㒞䴢㜬 㦜䴢㯵 䚄䫍䗅㒞㠀㡝 㜬䫍䴢䉯㠀䇿䫍䴢䉯㜬㰓 㖛㬪㒞䴢 䗅䫍㦜㯵㠀䴢䣿 䉯䚄㠀㜬 㠀䴢㗺㒞䗅䇿㦜䉯㠀㒞䴢㰓 䉯䚄㠀㜬 䣿㦜䉯䚄䫍䗅㠀䴢䣿㰓 䉯䚄㠀㜬 䔍㒞䗅㦮㯵㰓 䚄㦜㯵 㭸㖛䫍 㩤䫍䴢䣿䔍㖛 㜬㖛㬪㬪䗅䫍㜬㜬 䉯䚄䫍 䗅㠀㜬㠀䴢䣿 䚄䫍䗅㒞㠀㡝 㜬㬪㠀䗅㠀䉯㴞

㯍㗺䉯䫍䗅 㦜 㦮㒞䴢䣿 䔍䚄㠀㦮䫍㰓 䔍㠀䉯䚄㠀䴢 㭸㖛䫍 㩤䫍䴢䣿䔍㖛’㜬 䫍䈙䫍㜬㴞

㯍

㖛䈙㦮䴢㦮㦮䗅䖒㒞䴢㡝䉯㦜㒞

䣿䴢㯵䉯㠀㠀㴞䫍

㗺㒞

䉯䗅㡝䫍㦜

䇿㦮㗺㦜䫍

“䑽㒞䗅䉯䚄䫍䗅䴢 䫍㮚㬪䫍㯵㠀䉯㠀㒞䴢㡗㡗㡗”