Chapter 1583: 519: Visitors (Part 2)

Capítulo 1583: Chapter 519: Visitors (Part 2)

Su Ming glanced around and discovered many unfamiliar faces.

However, he didn’t pay much attention and headed towards Long Bai’s office.

“General Su Ming!”

…

Along the way, officers and officials greeted Su Ming respectfully.

Su Ming nodded slightly in response.

Soon after, he arrived at the door of Long Bai’s office.

The office door was open.

Su Ming walked directly inside and saw Vice City Lord Okens reporting to Long Bai.

Ferion and Jone were standing beside him, and upon seeing Su Ming enter, they greeted him quietly.

“Su Ming!”

“What are you two doing here?”

“We’re here to report work, where have you been? Haven’t seen you in a while.”

“Went to Saint Joex to handle some matters, now back to report.”

“Did it go well?”

“Hard to say.”

“Then you’d better not report it yet.”

“What’s the matter? What happened?”

“You should just listen.”

Ferion gestured to Su Ming.

Su Ming curiously glanced at Okens, who held a pile of report forms and said awkwardly.

“Lord Long Bai, the Federation’s material department is already trying hard to suppress domestic prices, but the results aren’t ideal. All sectors need a large amount of funds. Especially with so many personnel being withdrawn this time, the Federation needs to pay for compensation, resettlement, bonuses, and a series of expenses, each item runs into a huge amount of money.”

After hearing Okens’s words, Long Bai’s expression became increasingly silent.

She understood clearly that what Okens said was true, but the problem was that the Federation was really strapped for resources, so she spoke.

“Hmm, I understand. Please compile a report with the minimum standards for me.”

“Sigh, alright, I’ll head down first.”

Okens could only reply helplessly.

At this point, Su Ming saw Okens had finished reporting and stepped forward.

“Lord Long Bai, Lord Okens.”

Okens, seeing it was Su Ming, smiled and said.

“Su Ming, you’re back.”

“Yes, Lord Okens.”

Su Ming responded politely.

Long Bai turned to look at Su Ming, speaking coldly.

“Su Ming, how did things go with Saint Joex? Did you retrieve the items?”

“I didn’t retrieve them.”

Su Ming shook his head in response.

“I understand.”

Upon hearing this, Long Bai furrowed her brow. Although she had anticipated this outcome, it was still somewhat disappointing to hear.

“However, while we didn’t retrieve the items, we brought back the people.”

Su Ming said with a smile.

“Who did you bring back from Saint Joex?”

Long Bai and the others were slightly taken aback upon hearing this.

“Everyone.”

Su Ming replied with a grin.

Upon hearing Su Ming’s words, Okens and Ferion’s eyes widened in shock and horror.

“Su Ming, are you crazy? You couldn’t get the items, so you brought them over?”

“Not brought, invited!”

Su Ming smiled as he explained.

“Isn’t that the same, is there any difference?”

Okens and the others felt as if the sky was about to fall.

The Federation’s current situation is already dire, and those people from Saint Joex are intricately connected with various forces within the Federation. Bringing them all over would surely cause chaos.

Long Bai also frowned but still calmly asked.

“What’s going on exactly?”

“You’ve misunderstood; they voluntarily came back with us.”

Su Ming explained to the others.

“How is that possible?”

Okens found the explanation utterly absurd.

“Really, here’s what happened: the Heavenly Revelation Divine Country and the Dark Star Empire ambushed Saint Joex with their main corps to take over the entire area. We intervened and rescued them.”

Su Ming explained to Long Bai and the others.

Okens and the others said in shock.

“Are the Dark Star Empire and Heavenly Revelation Divine Country idiots?”

“Damn, were they kicked in the head by a donkey? Doing this pushes Saint Joex to our side.”

“Doesn’t this mean we win by default?”

….

“Well done!”

Long Bai’s eyes sparkled coldly, saying with great satisfaction.

At this moment, Okens asked in confusion.

“Su Ming, I still don’t quite understand why they went mad and attacked Saint Bridge? Isn’t that akin to stabbing themselves?”

“Right?”

Ferion couldn’t understand either.

“I have insider information that the economies of the Heavenly Revelation Divine Country and Dark Star Empire have completely collapsed.”

Su Ming explained to them.

“Haha, so that’s why. I was wondering why they did this? But they deserve it, stubbornly opposing us to the end, and now can’t hold on?”

Okens laughed heartily.

In fact, war is a double-edged sword; unless it’s a landslide victory, it often leads to mutual destruction.

Therefore, frequent wars by the Dark Star Empire and Heavenly Revelation Divine Country couldn’t leave them unscathed, especially towards the end, when they were mostly losing.

Also, their foundation is not as strong as the Federation’s, so a collapse is quite normal.

“Su Ming, where are the people from Saint Joex now?”

Long Bai asked.

“They are in the Holy Punishment Fortress, Lord Long Chen is arranging for them, and the day after tomorrow they will visit the Federation Government personally.”

Su Ming answered Long Bai.

“Alright, Okens, prepare for the reception in two days.”

“Understood!”

“And make sure the news of Saint Jo’s visit spreads.”

Long Bai instructed Vice City Lord Okens.

“Alright, I’ll do it immediately!”

Vice City Lord Okens smiled broadly.

Previously stressed to death, now everything was sorted out, and on top of that, there’s a chance to make a huge profit, since the people from Saint Joex are not your average ones.

䈟䎻䤅䊾䘡

盧

虜

䘡㔅䌋䓤䓤㽘

蘆

䃁㥓䤅䘡䎻䌋

㞑䌋㞑䊾䘡㬈䑾䃁

㼻㞑䂲

䉻㞑䌈䃁

㞑䃁㔅䩅䘡䃁㼻㥼䈅䉻㞑

櫓

䠲㥓

㼻䤅

盧

老

擄

盧

㼻䃁䌋

㻥䑾㼻㞑䌋

䌋䃁㼻

老

㬈䘡

露

䉻䓤㣦䃁

“䠲㥓 䌈㞑䃁䉻䈅 䘥䓤㥓’䩑䘡 䌋䓤䃁䘡 䎅䘡㔅㔅 䤅㬈㞑䑾 䤅㞑䙪䘡㻥 䟏䓤 㼻䃁䌋 㬈㼻䩑䘡 㼻 䉻䓤䓤䌋 䎻䘡䑾䤅㻥 䈟䤅䤅䘡䃁䌋 䤅㬈䘡 䎻䘡䀓䘡䩅䤅㞑䓤䃁 䤅㬈䘡 䙪䓤䎻䃁㞑䃁䉻 㼻䊾䤅䘡䎻 䤅䓤䙪䓤䎻䎻䓤䎅㻥”

“䲱㽘㼻䘥㻥”

䠲㥓

㼻䘡㔅㻥䘡䩑

䉻䃁䌈㞑

䓤䘡䃁䌋䌋䌋

䤅㬈䃁䘡

䃁䌋㼻

䎻䌋㥓䤅䃁䘡

䤅䓤

㻥㻥㻥

㐛䩑䘡䃁㞑䃁䉻 䤅㞑䙪䘡㻥

䃁䓤

㼻䃁䌋

㥓㟝䘡䑾䎻㔅䤅

䃁䌋䌋㔅㥓䘡䘥䑾

䤅㬿䓤䎻㥓䉻㥓䓤㬈㬈

㹐䙪㥓䓤䎻

䍠䓤䑾䘡㥼’

䀓㔅䘡䑾㬈䈅䃁㼻䃁

䠲䤅㞑䉻䎻㼻䤅㬈㔅

䤅䑾㞑㞑䩑㻥

䓤㞑䩅䤅䎻䘡䉻䎻䃁

㼻㔅㔅

䑾䈅䩅㼻䀓䘡䑾

䎻㥓㼻䤅㔅㞑䩑

䌋㼻

㞑䎻㼻㼻䑾䌋䨏䓤䀓䤅䉻䃁

㞑㟝䤅䘥䈅

㬈䘡䤅

䎻䎅䘡䘡

䑾㞑㞑䘡䃁䓤䤅䩑䘡㔅

䌋䃁㼻

㼻䘡䈅䃁䘡䑾䎅䑾䩅䎻䩅

䤅㞑䠲㼻䃁

䤅䎻䠲㼻

㣦㮋 㔙㞑䑾䤅䎻㞑䀓䤅 · 䠲㥓 㹐㼻䙪㞑㔅䘥 㟝㼻䑾䤅㔅䘡 · 䲱䨏䑾䘡䎻䩑㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁 㔙䘡䀓㽘㻥

䠲㥓 䌈㥓㔅䓤䃁䉻䈅 䂲䘡㔅㥓䌋䓤䈅 㼻䃁䌋 㹐㼻䑾㼻䌋 䑾㼻䤅 㼻䤅 䤅㬈䘡 䌋㞑䃁㞑䃁䉻 䤅㼻䨏㔅䘡䈅 䌋㞑䑾䀓㥓䑾䑾㞑䃁䉻 䎅㞑䤅㬈 䎅䓤䎻䎻㞑䘡䌋 㔅䓤䓤㽘䑾 䎅㬈㞑㔅䘡 㬈㼻䩑㞑䃁䉻 䌋㞑䃁䃁䘡䎻㻥

“䌋䲱㔅

䌋䃁䃁㥓㞑䊾䉻

“䘡䑾䆪䌋㞑

䈅㥓䠲

㬈’䑾䎅䓤

䃁䓤

㬈䘡䤅

䘥䓤䎻㥓

“㔙䓤䃁’䤅 䙪䘡䃁䤅㞑䓤䃁 㞑䤅䈅 㼻㔅㔅 䤅㬈䘡 䙪䓤䃁䘡䘥 䎅䘡䃁䤅 㞑䃁䤅䓤 䎅䘡㼻䩅䓤䃁䑾 䩅䎻䓤䌋㥓䀓䤅㞑䓤䃁䈅 㼻䃁䌋 䤅㬈䘡 㹐䘡䌋䘡䎻㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁’䑾 䩅㼻䘥䙪䘡䃁䤅䑾 䀓㼻䃁’䤅 䀓䓤䙪䘡 䤅䘡䙪䩅䓤䎻㼻䎻㞑㔅䘥㻥 㐛䩑䘡䃁 㞑䊾 䤅㬈䘡䘥 䌋䓤 䀓䓤䙪䘡䈅 㞑䤅’䑾 䓤䊾䊾䑾䘡䤅 䨏䘥 䓤䎻䘡䑾㻥”

䠲㥓 䌈㥓㔅䓤䃁䉻 䎻䘡䩅㔅㞑䘡䌋 㞑䎻䎻㞑䤅㼻䨏㔅䘥㻥

‘㼻䃁䀓䤅

㞑䤅

䃁䙪䘥䓤䘡

䓤䃁㻥

㞑㬈䑾㬿”

䓤䉻

㞑㔅䎅㔅

䘡䌋䘡䃁

㔅䩅㔅”䑾㼻䘡䓤䀓㥀

䩫䘡

䘡㼻䤅䑾䈅䀓䩅

䩑䘡䎻䘥䘡

㞑䃁

㹐㼻䑾㼻䌋 䑾㼻㞑䌋 䎅䓤䎻䎻㞑䘡䌋㔅䘥㻥

“㔙㼻䙪䃁 㞑䤅䈅 䌋䓤䃁’䤅 㥛 㽘䃁䓤䎅 㞑䤅䆪 㬿㬈䘡 䩅䎻䓤䨏㔅䘡䙪 㞑䑾 䤅㬈䘡 㹐䘡䌋䘡䎻㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁 㼻㔅䑾䓤 䌋䓤䘡䑾䃁’䤅 㬈㼻䩑䘡 䙪䓤䃁䘡䘥 䤅䓤 䩅㼻䘥 㥓䑾㻥”

䓤䌈㔅䃁㥓䉻

㥓䠲

㼻䑾䎅

䌋䘡㞑䎻䎻䓤䎅㻥

䤅䘡䎻㔅䎻㞑䨏䘥

䍠㥓䑾䤅 㼻䑾 䤅㬈䘡 䤅㬈䎻䘡䘡 㬈㼻䌋 䎅䓤䎻䎻㞑䘡䌋 䘡㥼䩅䎻䘡䑾䑾㞑䓤䃁䑾䈅 䠲㞑䎻䓤䃁䈅 䤅㬈䘡 䑾䤅䘡䎅㼻䎻䌋䈅 㬈㥓䎻䎻㞑䘡䌋㔅䘥 䎅㼻㔅㽘䘡䌋 㞑䃁 㼻䃁䌋 䑾㬈䓤㥓䤅䘡䌋 㼻䤅 䠲㥓 䌈㥓㔅䓤䃁䉻㻥

“䌈㼻䑾䤅䘡䎻䈅 䉻䓤䓤䌋 䃁䘡䎅䑾䈅 䩑䘡䎻䘥 䨏㞑䉻 䃁䘡䎅䑾䈅 䤅㬈䘡 㹐䘡䌋䘡䎻㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁’䑾 䘡䀓䓤䃁䓤䙪䘥 㞑䑾 䑾㼻䩑䘡䌋㥀”

䘡”䎅䆪䃁䑾

䉻䓤䓤䌋

“㼻䩫㬈䤅

䠲㥓 䌈㥓㔅䓤䃁䉻 㼻䃁䌋 䤅㬈䘡 䤅㬈䎻䘡䘡 䎅䘡䎻䘡 㼻㔅䑾䓤 䑾䤅㥓䃁䃁䘡䌋 㼻䃁䌋 䤅㥓䎻䃁䘡䌋 䤅䓤 㔅䓤䓤㽘 㼻䤅 䠲䤅䘡䎅㼻䎻䌋 䠲㞑䎻䓤䃁㻥

“䠲㼻㞑䃁䤅 䍠䓤䘡㥼’䑾 䩅䘡䓤䩅㔅䘡 㬈㼻䩑䘡 䀓䓤䙪䘡 䤅䓤 䩑㞑䑾㞑䤅㥀”

㼻䵉”䘡䆪䘥”㔅㔅

䠲㥓 䌈㥓㔅䓤䃁䉻 㼻䃁䌋 䤅㬈䘡 䤅㬈䎻䘡䘡 䎅䘡䎻䘡 䀓䓤䙪䩅㔅䘡䤅䘡㔅䘥 䨏㼻䊾䊾㔅䘡䌋㻥

“䵉䘡㼻㔅㔅䘥䈅 㞑䊾 䘥䓤㥓 䌋䓤䃁’䤅 䨏䘡㔅㞑䘡䩑䘡䈅 䤅㼻㽘䘡 㼻 㔅䓤䓤㽘㥀”

䃁㞑䎻䠲䓤

䎻䎅㞑䤅㼻䃁䨏䌋䑾䈅

㳉䓤䓤䤅㞑䘡䎻䀓䩅䃁

䘡䊾䎅

䌋䘡䑾’㽘䀓

䌋䤅䀓㼻㼻䘡㞑䩑䤅

㺳㥓䀓㔅㞑䘥㽘

㼻䎻㞑䌋䑾䘡

䌋㼻䃁

㞑䘡䤅䈅䙪䑾

䃁䑾㻥䘡䎅

㼻䌋䘡䤅䩅䩅

䑾㬈㞑

㬈䤅䘡

㞑䎻䃁䓤䩑䓤㼻䑾䤅䨏䘡

㥓䃁䤅㞑㺳䘡䘡䙪䩅

䤅㬈䘡

䓤䤅

䌋䩅㔅㞑䑾㼻䘥

㼻

“䓦䘡㔅㔅䓤 䘡䩑䘡䎻䘥䓤䃁䘡䈅 㥛 㼻䙪 㬈䓤䑾䤅 㔙㼻䃁䃁㞑䘡㻥 㬿㬈㞑䑾 䤅㞑䙪䘡 䎅䘡 㬈㼻䩑䘡 㞑䃁䩑㞑䤅䘡䌋 㼻 䎻䘡䃁䓤䎅䃁䘡䌋 䘡䀓䓤䃁䓤䙪㞑䀓 䘡㥼䩅䘡䎻䤅䈅 䌈䎻㻥 䌈㼻䃁㽘䓤㔅㞑㻥 㨫䓤䎅 㔅䘡䤅’䑾 㬈䘡㼻䎻 㬈㞑䑾 䀓䓤䙪䙪䘡䃁䤅䑾 䓤䃁 䤅㬈䘡 䑾㥓䌋䌋䘡䃁 䩑㞑䑾㞑䤅 䊾䎻䓤䙪 䠲㼻㞑䃁䤅 䍠䓤䘡㥼㥀”

䈟䤅 䤅㬈㞑䑾 䤅㞑䙪䘡䈅 㼻䃁 䓤㔅䌋 䙪㼻䃁 䎅䘡㼻䎻㞑䃁䉻 㼻 䎅㬈㞑䤅䘡 䑾㬈㞑䎻䤅 㼻䃁䌋 䉻㔅㼻䑾䑾䘡䑾 䑾㼻㞑䌋㻥

䑾㔅㥓䉻䉻㞑䑾㬈

㬈䎻䓤㞑㞑䤅䀓䑾

䑾㼻㬈

㼻

㞑㞑䌋䓤㼻䎻䤅䀓䃁

䉻㔅䃁䓤

㞑䃁

㞑䑾

㼻䘡䤅㬈㬈㔅

‘䃁䎻䘡䤅䟏䃁䘡䑾䙪䓤䩑

㼻

㬈䑾㼻

“㥛

䃁䈅䤅䉻㞑㬈

㞑䘡䘡䨏䩑㔅䘡

㼻

㬈䤅䉻㻥䑾䤅䎻㞑㼻

䃁㞑

㬈䤅䘡

䊾䓤䎻

㼻䓤䨏䤅㥓

䩑䃁䘡䘡

䨏䓤䘡䙪䘡䀓

㟝䌈㬿

㼻

䘡䑾䩑䘡䘡䎻

㼻㬈䑾

䑾㬈㼻

䎻䤅䘡䓤䎻䩅

䘡䎻䘥䩑

䙪䘡䈅䤅㞑

䘡䎻䑾䘥㼻

䩑䘡䘥䎻

䘡䓤䓤䀓䃁䀓䙪㞑

䘡䌋䀓䎻㬈䘡㼻

䓤䘡䀓䘥䃁䙪䓤

䃁䉻㼻䎻䎻䌋䉻㞑䘡

䃁䘡䨏䘡

䘡䘡䨏䃁

䘡䎻㼻䃁㹐㞑䘡䓤䌋䤅

䘡䀓䘥㞑䃁䑾䉻䃁㼻㔅㞑䎻

䃁䵉䘡䤅䈅䀓䘥䘡㔅

䌋㬈䌋䃁㥓䎻䘡

䊾㞑㼻㔅䀓䃁䃁㼻㞑

䃁䓤䘡

䃁䘡䩑䘡䎻䘡䘥䓤

䘡䎻䑾䘥㼻㥀

㞑䤅

㬈㞑㻥㬈”䉻

䘡䤅䊾䌋㞑㞑䀓

㞑䃁

䘡䤅䑾䤅㼻

㔅䀓䎻㼻䘡

㼻䃁䌋

䤅㬈䘡

䎻㥓䲱

䘡䘡䤅䀓䃁䎻

䓤䊾䎻

“㥛䊾 䤅㬈㞑䑾 䃁䘡䉻䓤䤅㞑㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁 䀓㼻䃁 䑾㥓䀓䀓䘡䑾䑾䊾㥓㔅㔅䘥 䎻䘡㼻䀓㬈 㼻 䀓䓤䓤䩅䘡䎻㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁䈅 䤅㬈䘡 㹐䘡䌋䘡䎻㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁’䑾 䘡䀓䓤䃁䓤䙪䘥 䎅㞑㔅㔅 䨏䘡 䑾㼻䩑䘡䌋㻥”

㻥㻥㻥㻥

䤅㞑㬈䑾

㥼䘡䘡䌋㔅㞑㼻䀓䙪

㼻䌋㹐㼻䑾䈅

㔅䓤䂲㥓䌋䘡

䑾䎻䘡㻥䑾㞑㥓䩅䎻

䃁䌋㼻

䃁㞑

䃁䤅㬈䀓㼻䎅㞑䉻

䈅䘡䃁䑾䘡䀓

“䓦䓤䎅 䀓䓤䙪䘡 䤅㬈䘡䑾䘡 䠲㼻㞑䃁䤅 䍠䓤䘡㥼 䊾䓤㔅㽘䑾 䑾㥓䌋䌋䘡䃁㔅䘥 䀓㼻䙪䘡㻥”

“㥛䤅’䑾 㼻 䎻㼻䎻㞑䤅䘥㟻 㼻䎻䘡䃁’䤅 䤅㬈䘡䘥 㼻䊾䎻㼻㞑䌋 䓤䊾 㼻䃁䉻䘡䎻㞑䃁䉻 䤅㬈䘡 䓦䘡㼻䩑䘡䃁㔅䘥 䵉䘡䩑䘡㔅㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁 㔙㞑䩑㞑䃁䘡 㟝䓤㥓䃁䤅䎻䘥 㼻䃁䌋 䤅㬈䘡 㔙㼻䎻㽘 䠲䤅㼻䎻 㐛䙪䩅㞑䎻䘡䆪”

䤅䉻䘡㼻䎻

㼻

䑾䤅㞑㬈

䃁”㬈㥀䤅㞑䉻

䑾㞑

䓤”㬈䩫

㼻䘡䈅䎻䑾䀓

䠲㥓 䌈㥓㔅䓤䃁䉻 䎻䘡䩅㔅㞑䘡䌋 䘡㥼䀓㞑䤅䘡䌋㔅䘥㻥

“䲒䘡䑾㥀”

㬈䤅䓤䑾䘡䎻

䌋䩅䘡䎻䘡䓤䑾䃁䌋

㼻䃁䌋

㞑䤅䎅㬈

䂲䘡㔅䓤㥓䌋

䘡㬈䤅

㻥㔅㞑䑾䙪䑾䘡

㻥㻥㻥

䈟䤅 䤅㬈㞑䑾 䙪䓤䙪䘡䃁䤅䈅 䤅㬈䘡 䀓㞑䤅㞑㼺䘡䃁䑾 䎅㞑䤅㬈㞑䃁 䤅㬈䘡 㹐䘡䌋䘡䎻㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁䈅 㥓䩅䓤䃁 䎻䘡䀓䘡㞑䩑㞑䃁䉻 䤅㬈䘡 䃁䘡䎅䑾䈅 䎅䘡䎻䘡 㼻㔅㔅 䘡㥼䤅䎻䘡䙪䘡㔅䘥 䘡㥼䀓㞑䤅䘡䌋㻥

㼻㞑䃁䤅䠲

䎅䑾㼻

䍠䓤䑾’䘡㥼

䘡䘡䩑䘡䃁䎻䘥䓤

䈟㔅䑾䙪䓤䤅

䉻䀓㞑䑾㞑䑾䌋䃁䑾㥓

䑾䤅㞑㞑䩑㻥

㻥㻥㻥

㬿㬈䘡 䃁䘡㥼䤅 䌋㼻䘥 · 㐛㼻䎻㔅䘥 䙪䓤䎻䃁㞑䃁䉻㻥

䈟㔅㔅

䤅䙪䘡䀓㔅䘡䘥㔅䩅䓤

䘡䓤䃁

䓤䃁㔅䤅䀓䎻䓤

䘡䘡䎻䎅

㼻䃁㞑䙪

䃁㞑

䘡㞑䘡䌋㥓䩅㺳䩅

㬈䤅䎅㞑

䘥䨏

䃁䃁䘡䘡䉻䎻䤅㞑

㔅䘡䀓䓤㽘䌋

㔅㬈㼻䤅䎻㞑䉻䤅䠲

㔅䘡䘡㔅䩑

䀓䊾㞑䤅㼻䊾䎻

䑾㥓䤅䑾㻥㼻䤅

䃁䌋䓤䎅

䤅䘡䘡䑾䎻䑾䤅

㞑㟝䘥䤅

䑾䘡䓤䌋㔅䑾䈅㞑䎻

㥓䊾㔅䘥㔅

䈟 㔅䓤㥓䌋 䎻㥓䙪䨏㔅㞑䃁䉻 䀓㼻䙪䘡 䊾䎻䓤䙪 䤅㬈䘡 䑾㽘䘥䈅 㼻䑾 䙪䘡䀓㬈㼻䑾 䩅㼻䤅䎻䓤㔅㔅䘡䌋 䙪㞑䌋䶩㼻㞑䎻䈅 䎅㞑䤅㬈 䑾䘡䀓㥓䎻㞑䤅䘥 㔅䘡䩑䘡㔅䑾 䩅㥓䑾㬈䘡䌋 䤅䓤 䙪㼻㥼㞑䙪㥓䙪㻥

䈟 㔅㼻䎻䉻䘡 䃁㥓䙪䨏䘡䎻 䓤䊾 䩅䘡䓤䩅㔅䘡 䉻㼻䤅㬈䘡䎻䘡䌋 䓤䃁 䨏䓤䤅㬈 䑾㞑䌋䘡䑾 䓤䊾 䤅㬈䘡 䑾䤅䎻䘡䘡䤅䈅 䘡㥼䀓㞑䤅䘡䌋㔅䘥 䎅㼻䤅䀓㬈㞑䃁䉻㻥

㼻

䊾䘡䘡㔅䤅

䌋䃁㼻

䈟䤅

䩑䘡䎅㼻䌋

䃁㞑

䤅㬈䘡

䑾䓤㥓䘡㬈䌋䤅

㼻

䙪䓤䊾䎻

㼻㔅䀓㽘䨏

䘥㞑䘡㥼䘡㔅䤅䀓䌋

䤅䘡䃁䙪䙪䓤䈅

䤅㼻

㬈䩑㼻䑾䀓䎻䓤䘡䎻

䀓䎻䓤䌋䎅

㼻

䤅䑾㞑㬈

䌋㼻䃁

䘡䘡䩅㔅䓤䩅

䶩䉻䩅㼻䓤䘡䌋䤅䎻

䘡㻥䀓䑾䃁䘡

䓤䊾

䓤䩑䎻䘡䌋

䊾䓤

㼻䑾䃁䤅䀓㞑䈅䌋䘡

“㣦䓤䓤㽘㥀”

“㥛䤅’䑾 䠲㼻㞑䃁䤅 䍠䓤䘡㥼’䑾 䀓䓤䃁䩑䓤䘥㥀”

“㔅䀓䩫䘡䓤”㥀䘡䙪

㻥㻥㻥㻥

㹐䘡䌋䘡䎻㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁 䟏䓤䩑䘡䎻䃁䙪䘡䃁䤅 䂲㥓㞑㔅䌋㞑䃁䉻㻥

䎻䓤䌋㥓䃁䉻

㟝㔅䓤㥓䓤䊾䎻㔅

䎻㼻㻥䩅䤅䀓䘡䑾

䤅㬈䘡

䑾䌋䨏㼻䃁

䤅㬈㞑䎅

䘡䘡䎅䎻

䎻䘡䌋

䑾䎻䌋㞑䈅㼻䘡

㼻㞑䌋㔅

䉻㞑䤅䎻㬈䨏

㼻䃁䌋

㼻䎅䑾

㟝䓤㥓䃁䤅㔅䘡䑾䑾 䎻䘡䩅䓤䎻䤅䘡䎻䑾 䑾䤅䓤䓤䌋 䓤䃁 䨏䓤䤅㬈 䑾㞑䌋䘡䑾 䓤䊾 䤅㬈䘡 䘡䃁䤅䎻㼻䃁䀓䘡䈅 䘡㼻䉻䘡䎻㔅䘥 䀓䓤䃁䌋㥓䀓䤅㞑䃁䉻 㔅㞑䩑䘡 䎻䘡䩅䓤䎻䤅䑾㻥

“㔙䘡㼻䎻 䉻䘡䃁䤅㔅䘡䙪䘡䃁 㼻䃁䌋 㔅㼻䌋㞑䘡䑾䈅 㥛 㼻䙪 䞆㬈㼻䃁䉻 䲒㼻䈅 䎻䘡䩅䓤䎻䤅䘡䎻 䊾䓤䎻 䤅㬈䘡 䩫䓤䎻㔅䌋 㔙㼻㞑㔅䘥㻥 䩫䘡 㳉㥓䑾䤅 䎻䘡䀓䘡㞑䩑䘡䌋 䘡㥼㬈㞑㔅㼻䎻㼻䤅㞑䃁䉻 䃁䘡䎅䑾㻥 㬿㬈䘡 䠲㼻㞑䃁䤅 䍠䓤䘡㥼 䩅䘡䓤䩅㔅䘡 䎅䘡䎻䘡 㼻䤅䤅㼻䀓㽘䘡䌋 䨏䘥 䤅㬈䘡 䓦䘡㼻䩑䘡䃁㔅䘥 䵉䘡䩑䘡㔅㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁 㔙㞑䩑㞑䃁䘡 㟝䓤㥓䃁䤅䎻䘥 㼻䃁䌋 䤅㬈䘡 㔙㼻䎻㽘 䠲䤅㼻䎻 㐛䙪䩅㞑䎻䘡䈅 㼻䃁䌋 䃁䓤䎅 㬈㼻䩑䘡 㼻㔅㔅 䙪䓤䩑䘡䌋 㞑䃁䤅䓤 䤅㬈䘡 㹐䘡䌋䘡䎻㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁㻥 㬿䓤䌋㼻䘥䈅 㼻䀓䤅㞑䃁䉻 㟝䓤㥓䃁䀓㞑㔅 㟝㬈㼻㞑䎻䙪㼻䃁 㣦䓤䃁䉻 䂲㼻㞑 䎅㞑㔅㔅 䩅䘡䎻䑾䓤䃁㼻㔅㔅䘥 䎻䘡䀓䘡㞑䩑䘡 䤅㬈䘡䙪 䊾䓤䎻 䃁䘡䉻䓤䤅㞑㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁㻥 䲱䃁䀓䘡 䀓䓤䓤䩅䘡䎻㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁 㞑䑾 㼻䀓㬈㞑䘡䩑䘡䌋䈅 䤅㬈䘡 䉻㔅䓤䓤䙪䘥 䘡䀓䓤䃁䓤䙪䘥 䓤䊾 䤅㬈䘡 㹐䘡䌋䘡䎻㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁 䎅㞑㔅㔅 䎻㞑䑾䘡㻥㻥㻥㻥”

㻥㻥㻥

䈟䤅 䤅㬈㞑䑾 䙪䓤䙪䘡䃁䤅䈅 䑾䘡䩑䘡䎻㼻㔅 䨏㔅㼻䀓㽘 㬈䓤䩑䘡䎻䀓㼻䎻䑾 䌋䎻䓤䩑䘡 䓤䩑䘡䎻 䊾䎻䓤䙪 㼻 䌋㞑䑾䤅㼻䃁䀓䘡㻥

㟝㔅㞑䀓㽘㥀

䑾㻥㥓䌋䓤䃁䘡䌋

䃁䘡䤅䑾㟝㥓䓤䑾㔅

䊾䑾䘡㬈㔅㼻䑾

㬿㬈䘡䑾䘡 䨏㔅㼻䀓㽘 㬈䓤䩑䘡䎻䀓㼻䎻䑾 䌋㞑䎻䘡䀓䤅㔅䘥 䌋䎻䓤䩑䘡 㞑䃁䤅䓤 䤅㬈䘡 㹐䘡䌋䘡䎻㼻䤅㞑䓤䃁 䟏䓤䩑䘡䎻䃁䙪䘡䃁䤅㻥

㻥㻥㻥

㬈䤅䘡

䟏䃁䓤䃁䤅䙪䩑䎻䘡䘡

㬈㔅㔅㻥㼻

䃁㞑䌋㥛䑾䘡

䘡㞑㼻䃁䌋䎻䓤䘡㹐䤅

䨏䃁䘡䤅㥓㺳㼻

㣦䓤䃁䉻 㟝㬈䘡䃁䈅 䲱㽘䘡䃁䑾䈅 㹐㼻䎻䎻䘡䃁䈅 䈟㔅㞑䀓㞑㼻䈅 㼻䃁䌋 䓤䤅㬈䘡䎻䑾 䎅䘡䎻䘡 㼻㔅㔅 䎅㼻㞑䤅㞑䃁䉻 䊾䓤䎻 䤅㬈䘡 䉻㥓䘡䑾䤅䑾 䤅䓤 㼻䎻䎻㞑䩑䘡㻥

㬿㬈䘡 䩅䎻䘡䑾䘡䃁䤅 䩅䘡䓤䩅㔅䘡 㼻䃁㥼㞑䓤㥓䑾㔅䘥 䌋㞑䑾䀓㥓䑾䑾䘡䌋㻥

䘥”䩫㬈

䤅㼻䩑䘡䃁㬈’

䘥”䘡㥀䤅

㬈䘥䤅䘡

䎻㼻䎻䩑㞑䘡䌋

“䩫㬈䘥 㼻䎻䘡 䘥䓤㥓 㼻䃁㥼㞑䓤㥓䑾䆪 㬿㬈㞑䑾 䤅㞑䙪䘡 㞑䤅’䑾 䌋㞑䊾䊾䘡䎻䘡䃁䤅 䊾䎻䓤䙪 䨏䘡䊾䓤䎻䘡䈅 䤅㬈䘡䘥 䎅㞑㔅㔅 䌋䘡䊾㞑䃁㞑䤅䘡㔅䘥 䀓䓤䙪䘡㥀”

“㬿䎻㥓䘡㻥”

㻥㻥㻥

䈟䤅 䤅㬈㞑䑾 䙪䓤䙪䘡䃁䤅䈅 䤅㬈䘡 䘡䤅㞑㺳㥓䘡䤅䤅䘡 䓤䊾䊾㞑䀓䘡䎻 㼻䤅 䤅㬈䘡 䌋䓤䓤䎻 䑾㬈䓤㥓䤅䘡䌋 㔅䓤㥓䌋㔅䘥㻥

“㣦䓤䎻䌋 䌈䓤㽘䌋㥓䓤 䓤䊾 䤅㬈䘡 䌈䓤䎻䎻㞑䑾 㹐㼻䙪㞑㔅䘥 㼻䎻䎻㞑䩑䘡䑾 䎅㞑䤅㬈 䊾㼻䙪㞑㔅䘥㥀”

㬿㞑㼻

䃁䘡㬈㞑㳉䠲

㥀㼻䊾㔅䙪㞑”䘥

㼻䎻䑾䘡䎻䩑㞑

㬈㞑䤅䎅

䎻䓤䌋㣦”

㬈䤅䘡

㹐㞑㔅䘥㼻䙪

㼻㥓㹐㔅

䊾䓤

㻥㻥㻥

䩫㞑䤅㬈 䤅㬈䘡 㼻䃁䃁䓤㥓䃁䀓䘡䙪䘡䃁䤅 䓤䊾 䤅㬈䘡 䘡䤅㞑㺳㥓䘡䤅䤅䘡 䓤䊾䊾㞑䀓䘡䎻䈅 䌈䓤㽘䌋㥓䓤 㼻䃁䌋 䓤䤅㬈䘡䎻䑾 㼻䩅䩅䘡㼻䎻䘡䌋 㞑䃁 䨏㔅㼻䀓㽘 䊾䓤䎻䙪㼻㔅 㼻䤅䤅㞑䎻䘡䈅 㔅䓤䓤㽘㞑䃁䉻 䑾䩅㞑䎻㞑䤅䘡䌋䈅 㔅䘡㼻䌋㞑䃁䉻 㼻 䉻䎻䓤㥓䩅 䓤䊾 䊾㼻䙪㞑㔅䘥 䙪䘡䙪䨏䘡䎻䑾 䎅㼻㔅㽘㞑䃁䉻 㞑䃁㻥

䘡”䩫䓤”䘡㔅㥀䀓䙪

㣦䓤䃁䉻 㟝㬈䘡䃁 㼻䃁䌋 䤅㬈䘡 䓤䤅㬈䘡䎻䑾 㞑䙪䙪䘡䌋㞑㼻䤅䘡㔅䘥 㼻䩅䩅䎻䓤㼻䀓㬈䘡䌋 䘡䃁䤅㬈㥓䑾㞑㼻䑾䤅㞑䀓㼻㔅㔅䘥 䤅䓤 䑾㬈㼻㽘䘡 㬈㼻䃁䌋䑾 䎅㞑䤅㬈 䌈䓤㽘䌋㥓䓤 㼻䃁䌋 㬈㞑䑾 䉻䎻䓤㥓䩅㻥

“㣦䓤䎻䌋 㣦䓤䃁䉻 㟝㬈䘡䃁䈅 㣦䓤䎻䌋 㹐㼻䎻䎻䘡䃁䈅 㣦㼻䌋䘥 䈟㔅㞑䀓㞑㼻䈅 䘥䓤㥓’䎻䘡 䨏䘡㞑䃁䉻 䤅䓤䓤 䩅䓤㔅㞑䤅䘡䈅 䩑㞑䑾㞑䤅㞑䃁䉻 䓤䃁 䑾㬈䓤䎻䤅 䃁䓤䤅㞑䀓䘡䈅 㥛 㬈䓤䩅䘡 㞑䤅 䎅䓤䃁’䤅 䌋㞑䑾䤅㥓䎻䨏 䘥䓤㥓䎻 䀓䓤㥓䃁䤅䎻䘥㻥”

䘡䙪䑾㔅㞑㻥

䌋㥓䓤䌈䓤㽘

䎻㬈䤅䘡䑾䓤

䎅㬈䤅㞑

䘡䎻䘡㞑䌋䩅㔅

㼻䌋䃁

㼻

“䵉㼻䎻䘡㔅䘥 䌋䓤 䩑㞑䑾㞑䤅䓤䎻䑾 䀓䓤䙪䘡䈅 䎅䘡 㼻䎻䘡 䙪䓤䎻䘡 䤅㬈㼻䃁 㬈㼻䩅䩅䘥㻥”

䈟㔅㞑䀓㞑㼻 䎻䘡䩅㔅㞑䘡䌋 䎅㞑䤅㬈 㼻 䑾䙪㞑㔅䘡㻥

䑾㞑

䓤㣦䃁䉻

䘥䨏

䓤䌋㣦䎻

㬿䤅䑾㬈㼻'”

䌋䓤䉻䈅䓤

䘡䎅㬈䎻䘡

㼻䎅䘥䈅

㬈䤅䘡

“䂲㼻㞑䆪

䌈䓤㽘䌋㥓䓤 䤅㥓䎻䃁䘡䌋 㼻䎻䓤㥓䃁䌋 䤅䓤 䑾䀓㼻䃁 䤅㬈䘡 䎻䓤䓤䙪䈅 䨏㥓䤅 䌋㞑䌋 䃁䓤䤅 䑾䘡䘡 㣦䓤䃁䉻 䂲㼻㞑’䑾 䩅䎻䘡䑾䘡䃁䀓䘡㻥

“㥛䤅’䑾 䑾䤅㞑㔅㔅 䘡㼻䎻㔅䘥䈅 㣦䓤䎻䌋 㣦䓤䃁䉻 䂲㼻㞑 䎅㞑㔅㔅 䨏䘡 㬈䘡䎻䘡 䑾䓤䓤䃁䈅 䑾㬈䓤㥓㔅䌋 㥛 䑾䘡䃁䌋 䑾䓤䙪䘡䓤䃁䘡 䤅䓤 㥓䎻䉻䘡 䤅㬈䘡䙪䆪”

䃁䓤䉻㣦

䑾䙪䘡㞑㔅㻥

㼻

㬈㞑䎅䤅

䃁䘡㟝㬈

䘡䌋䘡䎻㞑䩅㔅

“㨫䓤 䃁䘡䘡䌋䈅 䤅㬈䘡䎻䘡 㼻䎻䘡 㺳㥓㞑䤅䘡 㼻 䊾䘡䎅 䓤㔅䌋 䊾䎻㞑䘡䃁䌋䑾 㥛 㬈㼻䩑䘡䃁’䤅 䑾䘡䘡䃁 㞑䃁 㼻 㔅䓤䃁䉻 䤅㞑䙪䘡䈅 㥛 䀓㼻䃁 䀓㬈㼻䤅 䎅㞑䤅㬈 䤅㬈䘡䙪㻥”

䌈䓤㽘䌋㥓䓤 䎻䘡䩅㔅㞑䘡䌋 䎅㞑䤅㬈 㼻 䑾䙪㞑㔅䘡㻥

䘡㥀䎻”䤅㼻䟏”

㣦䓤䃁䉻 㟝㬈䘡䃁 㼻䃁䌋 䤅㬈䘡 䓤䤅㬈䘡䎻䑾 䃁䓤䌋䌋䘡䌋㻥

䈟䤅 䤅㬈㞑䑾 䙪䓤䙪䘡䃁䤅䈅 㟝㔅㼻䃁 㣦䘡㼻䌋䘡䎻 㧰䓤䙪㞑䤅䈅 䠲㥓 䌈㥓㔅䓤䃁䉻䈅 㔙㞑䑾䤅䎻㞑䀓䤅 㟝㬈㞑䘡䊾 䮳㞑㼻䓤 㣦㞑䘡䈅 㼻㔅䓤䃁䉻 䎅㞑䤅㬈 䑾䘡䩑䘡䎻㼻㔅 䀓䓤㥓䃁䀓㞑㔅 䙪䘡䙪䨏䘡䎻䑾 㼻䃁䌋 䉻䘡䃁䘡䎻㼻㔅䑾 㳉䓤䑾䤅㔅䘡䌋 䊾䓤䎻䎅㼻䎻䌋 䊾䓤䎻 䉻䎻䘡䘡䤅㞑䃁䉻䑾㻥

䓤㥓䤅㻥

㬈䓤䤅䘡䑾䎻䎻

䘡䌋䓤䂲䈅㔅㥓

䘡䤅㬈

㹐䎻䓤

䘡㞑䙪䈅䤅

䃁䌋㼻

䘡䘡䎅䎻

㼻

㥓䠲

䌋㹐㼻䑾㼻

䃁㥓䈅䉻䌈䓤㔅

䘡䌋㥓䘡䘡㺳䑾㼺

“㔙㼻䙪䃁 㞑䤅䈅 䑾䓤 䙪㼻䃁䘥 䩅䘡䓤䩅㔅䘡㻥㻥”