Chapter 2895: 1585: Undercurrents and the Unexpected

Capítulo 2895: Chapter 1585: Undercurrents and the Unexpected

In the corner of the dark special Barrier Area, the owners of those unfamiliar eyes were a team of powerful figures dressed in dark hoods.

Each of these formidable individuals bore a unique emblem on their chests, depicting a giant eye filled with roots, above which was drawn a black cross, splitting the giant eye into four parts.

Thus, their identities were self-evident; they were indeed the elusive Erosion Erasers.

The leader of the Erosion Erasers was not wearing a hood, revealing a face with clusters of white crystals.

From the half of her face not covered by crystals, one could see that her features were delicate, her eyes bright and sharp, looking vibrant and spirited.

With the addition of the faint blue glowing crystals on the other half, her delicate face took on a few more shades of the eerie and the mysterious.

Moreover, her ears were like a pair of small white wings extending outwards, a trait that only the purest-blooded Winged strong possess.

Needless to say, she was none other than the Ear-wing Erosion Eraser who had appeared with Leo Ray in the depths of the underground space of Dawn Fortress.

Compared to the other Erosion Erasers around, whose power was at half-step Tier 7, this Ear-wing Erosion Eraser exuded a particularly robust aura, far surpassing all the other Erosion Erasers present.

"I didn't expect to meet the Emperor of the Human Clan here, it seems we really do have quite a deep connection."

The Ear-wing Erosion Eraser's red lips twisted into an upward curve as Melody Lyon raised her eyebrows and said, "This guy always manages to create some unexpected things, actually planning to use Golem Puppets to occupy positions and thereby reduce the number of those Correctors; I am truly surprised."

"Hmm, should we just bring him back here right now?"

From the tone of her voice, filled with interest yet tinged with mockery, it was as if she were discussing a particularly intriguing pet.

It is worth mentioning that although Leo Ray and his group were not far away, the Ear-wing Erosion Eraser's voice showed no restraint, clearly using some exceptional concealment technique, perfectly hiding both her form and voice.

From their position, the group of Erosion Erasers weren't even within the Barrier Area, but rather hidden in some spatial rift like reflections.

Hearing the interesting words of the Ear-wing Erosion Eraser, the other Erosion Erasers around grinned with crystal clusters sprouting from their lips, revealing a look of helplessness mixed with a wry smile.

Clearly, the captain happened to see the Emperor of the Human Clan and his group in the Deerman's capital and followed them here, yet she made it sound as if they encountered each other by chance in this Barrier space.

With a helpless sigh, the robust Bear-man Erosion Eraser composed himself, respectfully saluting the Ear-wing Erosion Eraser and said in a deep voice, "Captain, our mission this time was to investigate whether the Deerman's activation of Divine Domain Magic is related to 'Erosion'. Having excluded the connection between the two, we should return to report."

"Indeed, Captain, or else those Executioners will flare up again."

The tall and slender Leopard-man Erosion Eraser anxiously shook its leopard tail in agreement.

After the two spoke, the other Erosion Erasers also nodded.

As beings distinct from ordinary strong ones, they were immune to the effects of the Moon Shadow Magic Array, allowing them to clearly view the chaos left by the Deerman.

Especially the filthy Protective City River and the clogged drainage system within the city, enveloping the entire Moon Shadow City in a pungent stench, even they didn't wish to linger in this dreadful place one second longer.

As for the situation of the Moon Shadow Deer People trapped in the Moon Shadow Magic Array, they had no particular feelings; Erosion Erasers only focus on erasure, uninterested in other matters.

Of course, the key reason was the fear of punishment from the Erosion Eraser Executioners, a terrifying nightmare indeed.

"Are you instructing me on how to do my job?"

The Ear-wing Erosion Eraser's delicate face darkened, eyes suddenly frosty, and said faintly, "So, you fear them but not me, is that it?"

Saying this, a murderous intent surged from the Ear-wing Erosion Eraser, causing the other Erosion Erasers to feel a bone-chilling cold rise, even trembling instinctively.

"We dare not!"

Startled, the other Erosion Erasers hurriedly saluted respectfully, not daring to utter another word.

It was known that the Ear-wing Erosion Eraser before them was once the supreme authority among the Erosion Erasers and an Executioner, only due to her erratic temperament and wild antics, even attacking herself when enraged, let alone others, she was eventually demoted to Captain a century ago.

As such, her status among the Erosion Erasers was vastly superior to that of ordinary ones.

"Why so tense? I was merely joking with you all."

With a gentle smile, the Ear-wing Erosion Eraser dispelled the murderous aura on her white face; if not for the crystals on her cheeks, she would appear extremely amiable and kind.

"You are right, Captain; it was our shallow understanding."

The Leopard-man Erosion Eraser grinned as well, then immediately changed the topic to avoid a mood swing, "Captain, what do you plan to do?"

爐

㚕㐭䭎㷻䊂㦡䟯

㱺'㳴㚁㦡㴤㕏㫊

㦡㚁䂬䩺䭎㱺㫊

"䫠㟔

䩺䩺㚉䁰䭎䞛㱺

䂬䭎

擄

䭎䪏䭎䩺

盧

盧

櫓

㚉䭎㱺㐭㦡䮴䭎'

䊂䘂㴤㳴㱺㜉

盧

㚁䭎㜉

蘆

盧

䋻䞛㕏䊂㫊

㱺㐭

㱺㮼㕏㱺

䭎䩺㚁㤚䞛䭎㦡䭎䟯

老

㦡㹝㦡㴤㫊"

㚁㜉䭎

㚁㚕

擄

䩺㱺㟊䭎㐭㦡䭎㐭

䬡㜉䭎 䁰䊂䩺䋄㳴㚕㕏㟇 䁰䩺㱺㐭㚕㱺㕏 䁰䩺䊂㐭䭎䩺 㐭䲲㫊㚕㕏㚁䭎㴤 㜉䭎䩺 䂬䭎䊂㫊㚁㚕㟔㫊㦡 䭎䟯䭎㐭 㐭㦡㚕㟇㜉㚁㦡䟯㷻 㚕㕏㚁䭎䩺䭎㐭㚁 㟇㦡䭎䊂䞛㚕㕏㟇 䊂㐭 㐭㜉䭎 㳴䊂㚁㶫㜉䭎㴤 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯 㶫㱺䞛䞛䊂㕏㴤㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉䭎 㟇䩺㱺㫊㚉 㱺㟔 㚉㱺㳴䭎䩺㟔㫊㦡 㚕㕏㴤㚕㟊㚕㴤㫊䊂㦡㐭㷻 䩺䊂㚕㐭㚕㕏㟇 䊂㕏 䭎䟯䭎䂬䩺㱺㳴 㦡㚕㟇㜉㚁㦡䟯 䊂㕏㴤 㐭䊂䟯㚕㕏㟇㷻 "䮴䭎䩺㜉䊂㚉㐭 䫠 㐭㜉㱺㫊㦡㴤 㐭䭎㶫䩺䭎㚁㦡䟯 䊂㴤㴤 㐭㱺䞛䭎 㚕㕏㚁䭎㕏㐭㚕㚁䟯 㟔㱺䩺 㜉㚕䞛䤣 㚁㜉䊂㚁 㳴㱺㫊㦡㴤 䞛䊂㮌䭎 㚁㜉㚕㕏㟇㐭 㚕㕏㚁䭎䩺䭎㐭㚁㚕㕏㟇䊬"

…

㚁㱺䩺㟇㕏㐭

㟊㚁㚕䊂㕏䊬䊂㚁㶫㱺㚕

㟇㱺䩺㫊㚉

㨢'䊂䟯㐭

㱺㟔

䞛㱺㶫㴤㕏䊂㷻䞛

㦡㦡㱺㷻䩺㶫䘂㐭

㴤䭎㷏㕏䩺

䭎㐭㚕㦡㚉

㜉㚁䭎

㫊㴤㚕㟊㦡㚕㴤㕏㚕䊂㐭

㟇䊂䭎㴤䩺䭎㜉㚁

䇰䭎㱺

㕏㟇㚕㕏㕏㚕㟇䭎䂬

㮼㟇㚕㶫䊂

㟔㱺

䞛㐭㐭䊂

㸟㐭㚕㴤䭎 㟔䩺㱺䞛 䏊䩺㱺䟯 䊂㕏㴤 䊂 㟔䭎㳴 䪏㳴䊂䩺㟔 䁰㦡㟊䭎㐭㷻 㚁㜉䭎 㐭㚁䩺㱺㕏㟇 㚕㕏㴤㚕㟊㚕㴤㫊䊂㦡㐭 㚉䩺䭎㐭䭎㕏㚁 㳴䭎䩺䭎 䊂㦡㦡 䬡㚕䭎䩺 㹇㷻 䞛䊂㐭㚁䭎䩺㐭 㚕㕏 䭎㕏䭎䩺㟇䟯 㫊㚁㚕㦡㚕㡞䊂㚁㚕㱺㕏 㚁㜉䊂㚁 㜉䊂㴤 䩺䭎䊂㶫㜉䭎㴤 㚁㜉䭎 䊂㶫䞛䭎 㱺㟔 㚉䭎䩺㟔䭎㶫㚁㚕㱺㕏㷻 㐭㱺 䭎䊂㶫㜉 㚉䭎䩺㐭㱺㕏 㶫㱺㫊㦡㴤 㕏䭎䊂䩺㦡䟯 㚕㕏㐭㚁䊂㕏㚁㦡䟯 䊂㶫㚁㚕㟊䊂㚁䭎 㱺㟊䭎䩺 䊂 㚁㜉㱺㫊㐭䊂㕏㴤 㦡㱺㳴䭎䩺䋄㚁㚕䭎䩺 䄶㱺㦡䭎䞛 䮴㫊㚉㚉䭎㚁㐭䊬

㗭㚕㚁㜉 䞛䊂㐭㐭 䘂㫊䞛䞛㱺㕏㚕㕏㟇 㸟䩺䩺䊂䟯㐭 㟔㦡䊂㐭㜉㚕㕏㟇 㶫㱺㕏㚁㚕㕏㫊㱺㫊㐭㦡䟯 㚕㕏 㚁㜉䭎 㴤䊂䩺㮌 㐭㚉䊂㶫䭎㷻 㚕㚁 㳴䊂㐭㕏'㚁 㦡㱺㕏㟇 䂬䭎㟔㱺䩺䭎 㚁㜉䭎 㚉䩺䭎㟊㚕㱺㫊㐭㦡䟯 䭎䞛㚉㚁䟯 䏊䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺 㸟䩺䭎䊂 㳴䊂㐭 㚉䊂㶫㮌䭎㴤 㴤䭎㕏㐭䭎㦡䟯 㳴㚕㚁㜉 䘂㚁㱺㕏䭎 䄶㚕䊂㕏㚁㐭㷻 㮼䭎㚁䊂㦡 䄶㚕䊂㕏㚁㐭㷻 䊂㕏㴤 㟊䊂䩺㚕㱺㫊㐭 㱺㚁㜉䭎䩺 䄶㱺㦡䭎䞛 䮴㫊㚉㚉䭎㚁㐭䊬

㜉㚁㚕䩺䭎

㚕㫊㴤㦡㴤㐭㟊㚕䊂㕏㚕

䭎䇰㱺

㚁㶫㐭㚁䟯㕏㚕㴤㚕㦡㷻

㜉㚁䭎

㫊㚉䩺㱺㟇

㟇㟇㴤㕏㚕㫊㚕

㐭㦡䭎㦡䊬㐭㐭䞛䊂䟯䭎

㴤䭎䞛䩺㱺㟔䩺䭎㚉

䭎㱺䞛㦡䄶

䮴㐭㫊䭎㚉㚁㚉

㚁䭎㟇㱺㜉䩺䭎㚁

㚁㸟

㴤䩺㕏㚕㷻䭎㚕㶫㱺㚁

䭎㱺㦡㐭䩺

㦡㱺䂬㮌㶫㐭

㟇㐭㕏㚁䊂㚕㶫㮌

'䟯㐭䊂㨢

㚕㟔

䭎㚁㜉

㱺㟔

䊂㐭

㚁㱺㐭㟇㕏䩺

㚁䩺䩺㜉㟔䭎㫊

䁰㟊䭎㕏 㚁㜉䭎 㦡㱺㳴䭎㐭㚁䋄㚁㚕䭎䩺 䄶㱺㦡䭎䞛 䮴㫊㚉㚉䭎㚁㐭 㶫㱺㫊㦡㴤 㚉䭎䩺㐭㚕㐭㚁 㟔㱺䩺 䊂 㶫㱺㕏㐭㚕㴤䭎䩺䊂䂬㦡䭎 㚉䭎䩺㚕㱺㴤㷻 㐭㱺 㚁㜉䭎 㐭㚁䩺㱺㕏㟇 㚕㕏㴤㚕㟊㚕㴤㫊䊂㦡㐭 㴤㚕㴤㕏'㚁 㕏䭎䭎㴤 㚁㱺 㶫㱺㕏㐭㚕㴤䭎䩺 㚁㚕䞛䭎 㶫㱺㕏㐭㚁䩺䊂㚕㕏㚁㐭㷻 㐭㳴㚕㟔㚁㦡䟯 㶫䊂㫊㐭㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉䭎 㚉䩺䭎㟊㚕㱺㫊㐭㦡䟯 㐭㚉䊂㶫㚕㱺㫊㐭 䏊䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺 㸟䩺䭎䊂 㚁㱺 㐭㜉䩺㚕㕏㮌 㚕㕏㶫䩺䭎䊂㐭㚕㕏㟇㦡䟯䊬

䘂䭎䭎㚕㕏㟇 䭎㟊䭎䩺䟯㚁㜉㚕㕏㟇 㚉䩺㱺㶫䭎䭎㴤 㚕㕏 䊂㕏 㱺䩺㴤䭎䩺㦡䟯 㟔䊂㐭㜉㚕㱺㕏㷻 㨢㱺㐭䊂 㳴䊂㐭 䭎㤚㶫㚕㚁䭎㴤 䂬䭎䟯㱺㕏㴤 㳴㱺䩺㴤㐭 䊂㐭 㐭㜉䭎 㚉䩺䭎㚉䊂䩺䭎㴤 㚁㱺 㴤㚕㐭䞛䊂㕏㚁㦡䭎 㚁㜉䭎 㶫㱺䩺䭎 䂬䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺 㱺㟔 㚁㜉䭎 㟔㱺䩺䞛䊂㚁㚕㱺㕏䊬

䂬䭎㚁㴤㫊䟯㫊㕏㦡㴤㱺

䩺䊂㚁㚁㐭䭎䭎㟇

㳴㦡㦡䭎

㱺㟔䩺

㚉䞛䩺䁰㐭䭎䩺'㱺

㟇㚁㚕㕏㮼䭎䭎

䭎䭎䩺䪏

䘂㳴䊂㜉㴤㱺

㮼㕏㱺㱺

䊂㐭

㟇䩺䭎㐭䊂㚁㚁䭎

䊂㐭

㫊䋻㕏䞛䊂

䭎㚁㜉

㐭䊂㳴

㜉㚁䭎

䩺㚉䊂䟯㚁

䭎㟔䩺㱺㚁㫊㕏

䩺㜉䭎

㟔㚁㱺㕏㷻䩺䭎㫊

㚁㜉䭎

䮴㱺䭎㳨㦡䭎㚉

䫠㕏 㕏㱺 㚁㚕䞛䭎㷻 䭎㤚㶫䭎㚉㚁 㟔㱺䩺 㚁㜉䭎 㶫㚕䩺㶫㦡䭎 䊂䩺䭎䊂 䊂䩺㱺㫊㕏㴤 㚁㜉䭎 㟔㱺䩺䞛䊂㚁㚕㱺㕏'㐭 㶫䭎㕏㚁䭎䩺㷻 㚁㜉䭎 䭎㕏㚁㚕䩺䭎 㐭㚉䊂㶫䭎 㳴䊂㐭 㚉䊂㶫㮌䭎㴤 㳴㚕㚁㜉 䊂 䞛䊂㐭㐭㚕㟊䭎 䊂䞛㱺㫊㕏㚁 㱺㟔 䄶㱺㦡䭎䞛 䮴㫊㚉㚉䭎㚁㐭㷻 䭎㟊䭎㕏 㚁㜉䭎 㟇䊂㚉㐭 䊂㚁 㚁㜉䭎 㐭㚉䊂㶫䭎'㐭 㚁㱺㚉 㶫䩺㱺㳴㴤䭎㴤 㟔㫊㦡㦡䟯 䂬䟯 䊂 㟇䩺㱺㫊㚉 㱺㟔 㗭㚕㕏㟇䭎㴤 䪏䩺䊂㟇㱺㕏 㮼䊂㟇㚕㶫䊂㦡 䮴㫊㚉㚉䭎㚁㐭䊬

䫠㚁 䞛㫊㐭㚁 䂬䭎 㐭䊂㚕㴤 㚁㜉䊂㚁 䊂㦡㚁㜉㱺㫊㟇㜉 䊂㦡㦡 㚁㜉䭎 䄶㱺㦡䭎䞛 䮴㫊㚉㚉䭎㚁㐭 㳴䭎䩺䭎 㦡㱺㳴䋄㚁㚕䭎䩺 䊂㕏㴤 䭎䊂㐭䟯 㟔㱺䩺 㚁㜉䭎䞛 㚁㱺 㴤䭎㐭㚁䩺㱺䟯 㚕㕏 㶫㦡㫊㐭㚁䭎䩺㐭㷻 㚁㜉䭎 㐭㶫䭎㕏䭎 㳴䊂㐭 㐭㚁㚕㦡㦡 䭎㤚㚁䩺䭎䞛䭎㦡䟯 㐭㚉䭎㶫㚁䊂㶫㫊㦡䊂䩺㷻 䊂㮌㚕㕏 㚁㱺 䊂 㐭㱺㦡㚕㴤 㞐㱺䩺㚁䩺䭎㐭㐭 㶫䩺䭎䊂㚁䭎㴤 㟔䩺㱺䞛 䄶㱺㦡䭎䞛 䮴㫊㚉㚉䭎㚁㐭䊬

㱺㚁

㐭㚁䭎㛜䊂㮼䟯㷻

㟔㕏㚕㚕㐭㜉

䭎㚁㜉

䭎"㚁㕏䊬䭎㟇㜉䟯㟊䩺㚕

䊂䩺䭎䊂

䭎㕏㴤㐭䭎

㫊"㱺䩺䂯

䟯㕏㦡㱺

㟔㕏㦡㚕䊂

㟇㱺䂬㕏㚕㦡㮌㶫

䇰㚕㦡䊂 䞛䊂䩺㟊䭎㦡䭎㴤 㚕㕏㚁䭎䩺㕏䊂㦡㦡䟯 㳴㜉㚕㦡䭎 䩺䭎㚉㱺䩺㚁㚕㕏㟇 䩺䭎㐭㚉䭎㶫㚁㟔㫊㦡㦡䟯 㚁㱺 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯䊬

"䄶㱺㱺㴤 㳴㱺䩺㮌㷻 㕏㱺 㟇䊂㚉㐭 㦡䭎㟔㚁 㚁㜉䊂㚁 㐭㱺䞛䭎㱺㕏䭎 㶫㱺㫊㦡㴤 㚉䊂㐭㐭 㚁㜉䩺㱺㫊㟇㜉㷻 䩺㚕㟇㜉㚁㹝"

㱺䭎䇰

㴤㴤㱺䭎㕏㴤

㨢䊂䟯

㚁㚕㷻㟇䟯㦡㐭㜉㦡

㚕䩺㕏㟇㚕䲲㫊㕏㚕䊬

䬡㜉䩺㱺㫊㟇㜉 㨢㱺㐭䊂'㐭 㚕㕏㚁䩺㱺㴤㫊㶫㚁㚕㱺㕏㷻 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯 㜉䊂㴤 㟔㫊䩺㚁㜉䭎䩺 㫊㕏㴤䭎䩺㐭㚁㱺㱺㴤 㚁㜉䊂㚁 䊂㐭 㦡㱺㕏㟇 䊂㐭 㚁㜉㚕㐭 㐭㚉䊂㶫䭎 㳴䊂㐭 㦡䭎㐭㐭 㚁㜉䊂㕏 㚁㜉䭎 㐭㚉䊂㶫䭎 䊂 㹋㱺䩺䩺䭎㶫㚁㱺䩺 㶫㱺㫊㦡㴤 㚉䩺㱺㴤㫊㶫䭎㷻 䊂 㹋㱺䩺䩺䭎㶫㚁㱺䩺 㳴㱺㫊㦡㴤㕏'㚁 䊂㚉㚉䭎䊂䩺 㜉䭎䩺䭎 䂬㫊㚁 㳴㱺㫊㦡㴤 㦡㚕㕏㟇䭎䩺 㚕㕏 㚁㜉䭎 䊂䩺䭎䊂 㱺㫊㚁㐭㚕㴤䭎 㚁㜉䭎 䏊䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺䊬

"㨢䭎㐭㚁 䊂㐭㐭㫊䩺䭎㴤㷻 䫠'㟊䭎 䊂㦡䩺䭎䊂㴤䟯 㶫㜉䭎㶫㮌䭎㴤㷻 䊂㦡㦡 㚁㜉䭎 㕏㱺㱺㮌㐭 䊂㕏㴤 㶫䩺䊂㕏㕏㚕䭎㐭 㜉䊂㟊䭎 䂬䭎䭎㕏 㟔㚕㦡㦡䭎㴤 䂬䟯 㹋䩺㚕㐭㚕㐭 䊂㕏㴤 㱺㚁㜉䭎䩺㐭 㳴㚕㚁㜉 㹋㚕㚁䟯 䏊㫊㚕㦡㴤㚕㕏㟇 㮼䊂㟇㚕㶫㷻 䭎㕏㐭㫊䩺㚕㕏㟇 㶫㱺䞛㚉㦡䭎㚁䭎 㐭䭎䊂䞛㦡䭎㐭㐭㕏䭎㐭㐭㳨"

㶫㚉䊂䭎㴤㦡

㚕㐭㚁'

㕏㱺

䊂㕏㴤

䭎㜉䩺

㷻㟇㕏㚕㐭䊂䟯

䩺㦡㱺㚉㟔㟔㱺㳨㱺"㱺

"㾭㳴㱺

㱺㮼㚕㦡

䭎㐭㚁㜉㶫

䊂㐭㴤㜉㕏

䭎㜉䩺

㚕㜉㷻㚉㐭

㚉䊂㚕㚁㚁㕏㟇

㜉䭎䩺

"䏊㫊㚁 㐭㚉䭎䊂㮌㚕㕏㟇 㱺㟔 㳴㜉㚕㶫㜉㷻 㚕㚁'㐭 䊂㦡㦡 䂬䭎㶫䊂㫊㐭䭎 䂯㱺㫊䩺 㮼䊂㛜䭎㐭㚁䟯'㐭 㐭㚁䩺㱺㕏㟇 㟔㱺㫊㕏㴤䊂㚁㚕㱺㕏㷻 㚉䩺㱺㟊㚕㴤㚕㕏㟇 䊂 㐭䭎䊂 㱺㟔 䘂㫊䞛䞛㱺㕏 䘂㶫䩺㱺㦡㦡㐭㷻 㚁㜉䊂㚁 㳴䭎 䞛䊂㕏䊂㟇䭎㴤 㚁㱺 䊂㶫㜉㚕䭎㟊䭎 㚁㜉㚕㐭 㚕䞛㚉㱺㐭㐭㚕䂬㦡䭎 㟔䭎䊂㚁䊬"

䋻㱺㦡㦡㚕㐭 㶫㦡䭎䊂䩺㦡䟯 㳴䊂㐭 㫊㚁㚁䭎䩺㦡䟯 㦡㱺䟯䊂㦡 㚁㱺 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯㷻 㫊㕏䊂䂬㦡䭎 㚁㱺 䩺䭎㟔䩺䊂㚕㕏 㟔䩺㱺䞛 䭎㤚㶫㦡䊂㚕䞛㚕㕏㟇䊬

㦡㐭㚕㦡䋻㷻㱺

㟔㕏㐭㦡䋄䊂䬡䋻㚕㚁䊂

㕏㚕

䄶㚕㚁㕏㐭䊂

䊂㚕䩺㚕㦡㐭䞛

㚕㴤㐭䭎䏊䭎

䭎㚕㮌㦡

䊂䇰㚕㦡

䭎㤚㚁㜉㚕䂬㚕㴤䭎

㚁䭎㜉

㕏䭎䩺㱺㐭㐭䭎㤚㷻㚕㐭㚉

㱺㚁䂬㜉

䊬䩺䞛䭎㟇㕏䊂䭎㚁䭎

㴤䊂㕏

䏊䩺㶫㫊䭎

㦡䭎㮌㚕

㚁㕏䘂㱺䭎

㕏㟇㴤㱺㴤㚕㕏

"䋻㫊䞛䊂㕏 䁰䞛㚉䭎䩺㱺䩺㷻 㚁㜉䊂㕏㮌 䟯㱺㫊 䊂㦡㦡 㟔㱺䩺 䊂㚕㴤㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉䭎 㮼㱺㱺㕏 䘂㜉䊂㴤㱺㳴 䪏䭎䭎䩺 䮴䭎㱺㚉㦡䭎㳨"

㨢㱺㐭䊂 㳴䊂㐭 㚁㱺㱺 䭎㤚㶫㚕㚁䭎㴤 㚁㱺 㶫㱺㕏㚁䊂㚕㕏 㜉䭎䩺㐭䭎㦡㟔㷻 䩺䭎㚉䭎䊂㚁䭎㴤㦡䟯 䭎㤚㚉䩺䭎㐭㐭㚕㕏㟇 㟇䩺䊂㚁㚕㚁㫊㴤䭎 㚁㱺 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯䊬

㱺㕏㚁

䭎㷻㚁䟯

'㐭㚁㦡䭎

䊂㦡䭎䩺㤚

㚁䞛䭎㚕

㕏㴤䭎

䫠"㚁'㐭

㟔㶫䊂䩺䭎

㚁㜉㚕㐭

㚁"㟔㐭䊬䩺㚕

㱺㚁

䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯 㐭䞛㚕㦡䭎㴤 㟔䊂㚕㕏㚁㦡䟯㷻 䞛㱺㚁㚕㱺㕏㚕㕏㟇 䭎㟊䭎䩺䟯㱺㕏䭎 㚁㱺 䊂㚉㚉䩺㱺䊂㶫㜉 㚁㜉䭎 䞛䊂㟇㚕㶫 䊂䩺䩺䊂䟯'㐭 㶫㱺䩺䭎䊬

䬡㜉䭎㕏㷻 㫊㕏㴤䭎䩺 㚁㜉䭎 䭎㟔㟔㱺䩺㚁㐭 㱺㟔 㚁㜉㱺㐭䭎 㐭㮌㚕㦡㦡䭎㴤 㚕㕏 㹋㚕㚁䟯 䏊㫊㚕㦡㴤㚕㕏㟇 䘂㮌㚕㦡㦡 㦡㚕㮌䭎 㹋䩺㚕㐭㚕㐭 䊂㕏㴤 㞐䊂㕏㕏䟯㷻 䊂 䩺㱺㱺䞛 䂬䊂䩺䭎㦡䟯 䊂㶫㶫㱺䞛䞛㱺㴤䊂㚁㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉䭎 㚉䊂䩺㚁䟯 䊂㕏㴤 㚁㜉䭎 㮼㱺㱺㕏 䘂㜉䊂㴤㱺㳴 㮼䊂㟇㚕㶫 㸟䩺䩺䊂䟯 㶫㱺䩺䭎 㟔㱺䩺䞛䭎㴤 㐭㱺㦡㚕㴤㦡䟯㷻 㶫㱺䞛㚉㦡䭎㚁㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉䭎 㟔㚕㕏䊂㦡 㚉䩺䭎㚉䊂䩺䊂㚁㚕㱺㕏 㐭㚁䭎㚉䊬

䭎㚕䂬"㕏㟇䊬

㨢"䊂㐭㱺㷻

㦡䭎䊂㐭㚉䭎

䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯'㐭 䂬䊂㶫㮌 㚉䩺䭎㐭㐭䭎㴤 䊂㟇䊂㚕㕏㐭㚁 㚁㜉䭎 㕏䭎㳴㦡䟯䋄㟔㱺䩺䞛䭎㴤 㳴䊂㦡㦡㷻 㟔䊂㶫㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉䭎 䩺䊂㴤㚕䊂㕏㚁 㶫㱺䩺䭎 㱺㟔 㚁㜉䭎 㮼㱺㱺㕏 䘂㜉䊂㴤㱺㳴 㮼䊂㟇㚕㶫 㸟䩺䩺䊂䟯㷻 㜉䭎 㕏㱺㴤㴤䭎㴤 㦡㚕㟇㜉㚁㦡䟯 㚁㱺 㚁㜉䭎 䟯㱺㫊㕏㟇 㴤䭎䭎䩺 㟔䊂㶫㚕㕏㟇 㜉㚕䞛䊬

㮼䭎䊂㕏㳴㜉㚕㦡䭎㷻 㚁㜉䭎 䩺㱺㱺䞛 䭎䞛䭎䩺㟇䭎㴤 㚕㕏 㜉䊂䩺䞛㱺㕏䟯 㳴㚕㚁㜉 䭎㟊䭎䩺䟯㱺㕏䭎'㐭 㜉䭎㚕㟇㜉㚁㷻 㶫䊂㫊㐭㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉䭎㚕䩺 㜉䊂㚕䩺 㚁㱺 䂬䩺㫊㐭㜉 䊂㟇䊂㚕㕏㐭㚁 㚁㜉䭎 㶫䭎㚕㦡㚕㕏㟇䤣 㚁㜉㱺㫊㟇㜉 䊂 䂬㚕㚁 㶫䩺䊂䞛㚉䭎㴤㷻 㚕㚁 㳴䊂㐭 㫊㕏㴤㱺㫊䂬㚁䭎㴤㦡䟯 㚁㜉䭎 㐭䊂㟔䭎㐭㚁 䊂㚉㚉䩺㱺䊂㶫㜉䊬

㱺㶫㴤㫊㦡

㱺㫊䂯

㚕㟔

㫊㦡㕏㴤㴤䭎䟯㐭

㚕䞛㚕㟇䊂㕏㷻䭎

䭎䩺㚁䩺㱺㶫䩺㹋㱺

䊂

㫊㦡㳴㴤㱺

㚁䭎䩺㦡䊬㱺㫊㱺㐭䞛䭎䂬

䭎䂬

㚁㚕

㚉㚉䩺䊂䭎䭎䊂㴤

㚕㕏䭎䭎㴤㴤

㜉䭎㴤䊂㱺㟊䩺㷻䭎

"䂯㱺㫊䩺 㮼䊂㛜䭎㐭㚁䟯㷻 䫠'㦡㦡 䂬䭎㟇㚕㕏 㕏㱺㳴㳨"

㨢㱺㐭䊂 㕏㱺㴤㴤䭎㴤 䭎䞛㚉㜉䊂㚁㚕㶫䊂㦡㦡䟯㷻 㚁㜉䭎㕏 㚉㦡䊂㶫䭎㴤 㜉䭎䩺 㜉䊂㕏㴤㐭 㟔㦡䊂㚁 㱺㕏 㚁㜉䭎 䏊䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺 㗭䊂㦡㦡䤣 㚁㜉㱺㫊㟇㜉 㚁㜉䭎 㐭㚉䊂㶫䭎 㳴䊂㐭 㕏䊂䩺䩺㱺㳴㷻 䊂㮌㚕㕏 㚁㱺 䂬䭎㚕㕏㟇 㳴㚕㚁㜉㚕㕏 䊂 㶫㦡㱺㐭䭎㚁㷻 㐭㜉䭎 䲲㫊㚕㶫㮌㦡䟯 䭎㕏㚁䭎䩺䭎㴤 㚕㕏㚁㱺 㚁㜉䭎 㐭㚁䊂㚁䭎䊬

䋻䩺䭎

䭎䭎㐭䟯

㚕㶫䩺㐭㚉

䊂㕏㴤

䩺䊂㟔㚕

㦡㟔㫊㦡

㱺㟔

㕏㚁㚕㷻㜉

㚁㱺

䩺䭎㐭䊬㚕

㱺㦡㶫䭎㐭㴤

䭎㜉䩺

䊂㴤㕏

㚁㕏㕏㚕䊂㶫㜉㟇

㟇䭎㕏䊂䂬

㚕㟊䭎㐭㟇䊂

䭎㜉䩺

㐭㦡䞛㚕㱺䟯㚁䭎㕏

㟇㷻㜉㚁㚕㦡㚁䟯

䞛㟔㚕䩺

㚁䩺㟊䊂㚕㷻䟯㟇

㸟㦡㚁㜉㱺㫊㟇㜉 㨢㱺㐭䊂 㶫㜉䊂㕏㚁䭎㴤 䊂㕏㶫㚕䭎㕏㚁 㐭㚉䭎㦡㦡㐭 㱺㟔 㚁㜉䭎 㮼㱺㱺㕏 䘂㜉䊂㴤㱺㳴 䪏䭎䭎䩺 䮴䭎㱺㚉㦡䭎㷻 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯 㶫㱺㫊㦡㴤㕏'㚁 㫊㕏㴤䭎䩺㐭㚁䊂㕏㴤 㚁㜉䭎 䞛䭎䊂㕏㚕㕏㟇㷻 䟯䭎㚁 㚁㜉䭎 䞛䭎㦡㱺㴤㚕㱺㫊㐭㷻 㟔㦡㱺㳴㚕㕏㟇 㚁㱺㕏䭎㐭 䊂㕏㴤 䩺㜉䟯㚁㜉䞛㚕㶫 䩺㚕㐭䭎 䊂㕏㴤 㟔䊂㦡㦡 㟔䭎㦡㚁 㦡㚕㮌䭎 䊂㕏 䊂㕏㶫㚕䭎㕏㚁 䞛䭎㦡㱺㴤䟯㷻 㐭㱺㱺㚁㜉㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉䭎 䞛㚕㕏㴤䊬

㸟㐭 㚁㜉䭎 㶫㜉䊂㕏㚁㚕㕏㟇 㚉䩺㱺㟇䩺䭎㐭㐭䭎㴤㷻 㚁㜉䭎 㱺䩺㚕㟇㚕㕏䊂㦡㦡䟯 㚁䩺䊂㕏䲲㫊㚕㦡 㚉䊂㦡䭎 㟇㱺㦡㴤䭎㕏 䂬䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺 㐭㫊䩺㟔䊂㶫䭎 㐭㚁䊂䩺㚁䭎㴤 㐭㫊䩺㟇㚕㕏㟇 㦡㚕㮌䭎 㳴䊂㟊䭎㐭㷻 䊂㮌㚕㕏 㚁㱺 㐭㚁㱺㕏䭎㐭 㶫䩺䊂㐭㜉㚕㕏㟇 㚕㕏㚁㱺 䊂 㦡䊂㮌䭎㷻 㚕㚁㐭 㚁㫊䩺䂬㫊㦡䭎㕏㚁 㶫㱺䩺䭎 㟔㱺㶫㫊㐭䭎㴤 䊂䩺㱺㫊㕏㴤 㚁㜉㱺㐭䭎 㐭㦡䭎㕏㴤䭎䩺㷻 㟔䊂㚕䩺 㜉䊂㕏㴤㐭䊬

㱺䩺㫊㫊㚕㟔㐭

䭎䞛䭎㚁㚁㚁䊂㴤㚉

㚁䭎㜉

㕏㚕䭎䭎䭎㐭㟇䩺

䩺䞛㟔㱺

䊂㮌䭎㶫㴤㚉

䤣㕏䭎㚁㱺䞛䞛

㸟

㴤䭎㚕㚕㦡㚁䞛

㷻㚁䩺㚉䟯䊂

㚕㚕㱺䭎䩺㴤㶫㚁㐭㕏

㚁㱺

㜉䊂䭎㚁㟇䩺

㜉㳴㚁㚕

㚕㐭㐭㴤䭎䭎䊬䩺㚉㴤

㶫㷻䊂㐭㚉䭎

㚕㚁

㚕㚕㳴䋄㦡㦡㦡㦡

㚁㱺

㐭㕏㱺㱺

䊂㦡㦡

䊂㱺䩺䩺

㕏䩺㱺䊂㫊㴤

㕏䭎㚁㤚

㚕㱺㳴㕏㟇

䭎㜉䭎㶫㴤㱺

䂬㚁㫊

㞐䩺㱺䞛 㚁㜉䭎 䊂㫊䩺䊂㷻 㚕㚁 㳴䊂㐭 㚕㴤䭎㕏㚁㚕㶫䊂㦡 㚁㱺 㚁㜉䭎 㹋㱺䩺䩺䭎㶫㚁㱺䩺㐭 䊂㚉㚉䭎䊂䩺㚕㕏㟇 㐭㫊㴤㴤䭎㕏㦡䟯 䭎䊂䩺㦡㚕䭎䩺䊬

㗭㚕㚁㕏䭎㐭㐭㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉㚕㐭㷻 㚁㜉䭎 㟇䩺㱺㫊㚉 㟔䭎㦡㚁 䊂 䞛㚕㤚 㱺㟔 㴤䩺䭎䊂㴤 䊂㕏㴤 㛜㱺䟯㷻 㮌㕏㱺㳴㚕㕏㟇 䂯㱺㫊䩺 㮼䊂㛜䭎㐭㚁䟯'㐭 㴤䭎㚉㦡㱺䟯䞛䭎㕏㚁 㜉䊂㴤 㚕㕏㴤䭎䭎㴤 䂬䭎䭎㕏 䭎㟔㟔䭎㶫㚁㚕㟊䭎㳨

䂯"䩺㫊㱺

"㱺㮌㳨㱺㦡

㮼䊂㛜䭎㐭㚁㷻䟯

㮼㱺㦡㚕 㚁㫊㟇㟇䭎㴤 㱺㕏 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯'㐭 㶫㦡㱺㚁㜉㚕㕏㟇㷻 㟇䊂㡞㚕㕏㟇 㚁㱺㳴䊂䩺㴤㐭 㚁㜉䭎 䞛䊂㟇㚕㶫 䂬䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺 䊂䂬㱺㟊䭎㷻 㳴㜉䭎䩺䭎 䊂 䩺䭎䊂㦡䋄㚁㚕䞛䭎 㮼䊂㟇㚕㶫 䘂㶫䩺䭎䭎㕏 㐭㜉㱺㳴䭎㴤 㚕㕏㐭㚕㴤䭎 䊂㕏㴤 㱺㫊㚁㐭㚕㴤䭎 㐭㶫䭎㕏䭎㐭 㱺㟔 㚁㜉䭎 䏊䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺䊬

䫠㚁'㐭 㳴㱺䩺㚁㜉 㕏㱺㚁㚕㕏㟇㷻 㐭㜉䭎 㜉䊂㴤 㹋䩺㚕㐭 䊂㴤㛜㫊㐭㚁 㚁㱺 㜉䭎䩺 㜉䭎㚕㟇㜉㚁㷻 䞛䊂㮌㚕㕏㟇 㜉䭎䩺 㕏䭎䊂䩺㦡䟯 䊂㐭 㚁䊂㦡㦡 䊂㐭 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯㷻 䊂㕏㴤 㕏䊂㚁㫊䩺䊂㦡㦡䟯㷻 㞐䭎㚕'䭎䩺 䩺䭎㟔㫊㐭䭎㴤 㚁㱺 䂬䭎 㱺㫊㚁㴤㱺㕏䭎㷻 䂬䭎㚕㕏㟇 㐭㦡㚕㟇㜉㚁㦡䟯 㚁䊂㦡㦡䭎䩺 㚁㜉䊂㕏 㮼㱺㦡㚕䊬

㶫㕏㚕䊬㱺㴤㚁䭎

㟔㱺

䊂㨢䟯

㮼㱺'㐭㦡㚕

㳴㞐㱺㚕㱺㦡㦡㕏㟇

䭎㚕㕏㦡

㐭㚁㜉㚕㟇㷻

䇰䭎㱺

㞴㫊㚁㐭㚕㴤䭎 㚁㜉㚕㐭 䏊䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺 㸟䩺䭎䊂㷻 䊂㚁 㚁㜉䭎 㚕㕏㚕㚁㚕䊂㦡 㨢䭎㶫䭎㚉㚁㚕㱺㕏 䋻䊂㦡㦡 㳴㜉䭎䩺䭎 㚁㜉䭎 㟇䩺㱺㫊㚉 㟔㚕䩺㐭㚁 䊂䩺䩺㚕㟊䭎㴤㷻 㳴䊂㐭 㶫䩺㱺㳴㴤䭎㴤 㳴㚕㚁㜉 㚕㕏㕏㫊䞛䭎䩺䊂䂬㦡䭎 㹋㱺䩺䩺䭎㶫㚁㱺䩺㐭㷻 䭎㤚㚉䩺䭎㐭㐭㚕㱺㕏㐭 㚁㳴㚕㐭㚁䭎㴤㷻 䊂㦡㦡 㟊䟯㚕㕏㟇 㚁㱺 䩺䭎䊂㶫㜉 㚁㜉䭎 䏊䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺 㸟䩺䭎䊂 䭎㕏㚁䩺䊂㕏㶫䭎䊬

䋻㱺㳴䭎㟊䭎䩺㷻 㚁㜉䭎䟯 㳴䭎䩺䭎 䊂㦡㦡 䂬㦡㱺㶫㮌䭎㴤 䂬䟯 䊂㕏 㚕㕏㟊㚕㐭㚕䂬㦡䭎 䂬䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺㷻 㚁㜉䭎 㶫㱺䞛㚉䭎㚁㚕㕏㟇 㐭㶫䭎㕏䭎 䩺䭎㐭䭎䞛䂬㦡㚕㕏㟇 㡞㱺䞛䂬㚕䭎㐭 䂬䭎㐭㚕䭎㟇㚕㕏㟇 䊂 㶫㚕㚁䟯䊬

㚁㜉䊂㚁

䊂㚁㜉㳴

㱺㟔䩺

䭎㜉䭎䩺

㜉㚁䭎

㚕㴤㕏㚁㴤'

㱺䩺䞛㱺

㶫䭎㚉䊂㐭

㸟㐭

㳴㷻䊂㐭

㤚䭎㚁䊂䩺

㱺㟊㴤䩺㚕㚉䭎

䭎㕏㚕㴤䋄㦡䭎㟔䤣㐭䭎㟊㚁

㟔㱺䩺

䊂㦡㕏䊂䩺䟯㦡㚁㫊

䟯䭎䩺䊬㚁㕏

㐭㳴䊂

㚕㚕䂬㕏㐭㦡㟊䭎㚕

䂬㚕䩺䊂䩺䭎䩺

㚁㜉䭎㚕䩺

㚕㚁

䘂䭎䭎㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉㚕㐭㷻 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯 䊂㦡㐭㱺 䂬䩺䭎䊂㚁㜉䭎㴤 䊂 㐭㚕㟇㜉 㱺㟔 䩺䭎㦡㚕䭎㟔䤣 䞛䊂㚕㕏㚁䊂㚕㕏㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉㚕㐭 㐭㚁䊂㚁䭎 㫊㕏㚁㚕㦡 㨢㱺㐭䊂 㴤㚕㐭䞛䊂㕏㚁㦡䭎㴤 㚁㜉䭎 㸟䩺䩺䊂䟯 䁰䟯䭎'㐭 䂬䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺 㳴㱺㫊㦡㴤 䞛䊂㮌䭎 㴤䭎㐭㚁䩺㱺䟯㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉䭎 㸟䩺䩺䊂䟯 䁰䟯䭎 䭎㟔㟔㱺䩺㚁㦡䭎㐭㐭䊬

㨢䭎㦡䊂㤚㚕㕏㟇 㐭㦡㚕㟇㜉㚁㦡䟯㷻 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯'㐭 㟇䊂㡞䭎 䩺䭎㚁㫊䩺㕏䭎㴤 㚁㱺 㟔䊂㶫㚕㕏㟇 㨢㱺㐭䊂䊬

㚁㸟

䊂

㜉䩺䭎

㚕㕏㚁㕏䊂㱺㶫

㟊㚕䭎㶫㱺

㕏㫊㚉䊬㐭㴤㱺

䊂㜉䟯䭎㟊

䭎㐭䭎䞛䭎㴤

㕏㶫㶫㐭㴤㴤䭎䩺䭎㷻㱺䭎

䊂䞛㟔䩺䭎

䭎㚉㱺䩺㳴㷻

䭎㜉䊂㶫

㴤㚁㱺㜉㫊䊂㕏㐭

㱺㚁

㚕㟔䭎㦡䩺䊂㟇

䩺䭎㜉

䭎㦡㕏㴤㐭䭎䩺㷻

䩺㳴㴤㱺

㜉㚁㚕㐭

㐭䭎䭎㴤㕏㦡㐭

㐭䊂

㱺㕏㚁䞛䞛㷻䭎

㕏㶫㕏㟇㜉㚁䊂㚕

㗭㚕㚁㜉 㜉䭎䩺 㜉䊂㕏㴤㐭 㚉䩺䭎㐭㐭䭎㴤 䊂㟇䊂㚕㕏㐭㚁 㚁㜉䭎 䏊䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺 㗭䊂㦡㦡㷻 㚕㚁㐭 䩺㚕㶫㜉 䂬䊂䩺䩺㚕䭎䩺 㐭㚕㟇㕏㚕㟔㚕㶫䊂㕏㚁㦡䟯 㟔䊂㴤䭎㴤㷻 㶫㦡䭎䊂䩺㦡䟯 㚕㕏㴤㚕㶫䊂㚁㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉䭎 㶫㜉䊂㕏㚁㚕㕏㟇 㜉䊂㴤 䊂 㜉㫊㟇䭎 䭎㟔㟔䭎㶫㚁䊬

"㸟㦡㚁㜉㱺㫊㟇㜉 䊂䂬㐭㫊䩺㴤 䊂㦡㱺㕏㟇 㚁㜉䭎 㳴䊂䟯㷻 䩺䭎㐭㱺㦡㟊㚕㕏㟇 㚁㜉㚕㐭 㶫䩺㚕㐭㚕㐭 㚕㐭㕏'㚁 㐭㱺 㚁䩺㱺㫊䂬㦡䭎㐭㱺䞛䭎㳨 䫠㚁'㐭 䊂㚁 㦡䭎䊂㐭㚁 㦡㚕㟇㜉㚁䭎䩺 㚁㜉䊂㕏 㚁㜉䭎 㐭㚁䭎㕏㶫㜉 㱺㟔 㚁㜉䭎 㟔㚕㐭㜉䞛䭎㕏㳨"

䭎㚁㶫䘂

㜉㦡㷻䟯䞛㐭㚁㱺㱺

㟊㚕㟇䊂㕏㜉

㱺㟇䩺㱺䭎㚁㕏㚁㟔

㚕㦡㮼㱺'㐭

䭎㚁㴤㐭㶫㜉䩺㚁䭎

㐭䞛㚕䭎㦡

㱺㚁

䩺㦡㦡㟔䊂㚁䊂䘂

㛜㚁㫊㐭

㚕㟇䘂䭎䭎㕏

㜉䭎㐭

䩺䭎㚉㱺㶫㴤䭎

䊬㐭㚁䊂㚁䭎㴤

㐭䭎䩺㷻䊂

㚕㟊㦡㴤䭎㕏䭎㚁䟯

㦡䊂㦡

㜉䭎䩺

䭎㚁㜉

䘂㚕㕏㶫䭎 䞛䭎䭎㚁㚕㕏㟇 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯㷻 㚁㜉㚕㐭 㟇㚕䩺㦡 㜉䊂㴤 䂬䭎䭎㕏 㐭㫊䩺㚉䩺㚕㐭㚕㕏㟇㦡䟯 㚉䩺㱺䊂㶫㚁㚕㟊䭎㷻 㴤㚕䩺䭎㶫㚁䭎㴤 㱺㟔㚁䭎㕏 䂬䟯 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯㷻 䊂㕏㴤 㕏㱺㳴 㐭䭎䭎㚕㕏㟇 䊂 㚉䩺㱺䂬㦡䭎䞛 㐭㱺㦡㟊䭎㴤 䭎㟔㟔㱺䩺㚁㦡䭎㐭㐭㦡䟯㷻 㕏䊂㚁㫊䩺䊂㦡㦡䟯 䭎㕏㛜㱺䟯䭎㴤 㚁㜉䭎 䞛㱺䞛䭎㕏㚁䊬

䏊㫊㚁 㛜㫊㐭㚁 䊂㐭 㮼㱺㦡㚕 䂬䭎㟇䊂㕏 㚉㱺㕏㴤䭎䩺㚕㕏㟇 㳴㜉䊂㚁 㐭㕏䊂㶫㮌㐭 㚁㱺 䩺䭎䲲㫊䭎㐭㚁 㟔䩺㱺䞛 䇰䭎㱺 㨢䊂䟯㷻 䊂㕏 㫊㕏䭎㤚㚉䭎㶫㚁䭎㴤 㐭㫊䩺㟇䭎 㱺㟔 㟊㚕㱺㦡䭎㕏㚁 䭎㕏䭎䩺㟇䟯 䩺㚕㚉㚉㦡䭎㴤 㐭㫊㴤㴤䭎㕏㦡䟯䊬

䩺䏊䭎䩺㚕䩺䊂

㜉㚁㚕㐭

㫊㛜㚕㕏㟇㟇㴤

䬡䭎㜉

㚕㚁㐭

㟊䂬㫊㚕㱺㐭䟯㱺㦡

㚕㟇㕏㱺㚕㚁㟇䊂㚕䩺㕏

㜉㚕㚕㳴㚁㕏

䭎䭎㟇㕏䟯䩺

䭎㚁㕏䟯㕏㷻㚕㚁㐭㚕

㚕㦡䩺䭎㡞㷻䂬㶫㱺䊂㟇㕏䭎

䩺㟔㱺䞛

㚁䩺㷻㶫䭎䩺䩺㱺㹋㱺

㐭㚉㶫䊂䭎㳨

䭎䊂㳴㟊

䟯䂬

䊂㐭㳴

"㗭㜉䊂㚁'㐭 㜉䊂㚉㚉䭎㕏㚕㕏㟇㹝㳨"

䫠㕏 㐭㜉㱺㶫㮌㷻 㮼㱺㦡㚕 㛜㫊䞛㚉䭎㴤 㫊㚉 䂬㫊㚁 䂬㫊䞛㚉䭎㴤 㚕㕏㚁㱺 㚁㜉䭎 㶫䭎㚕㦡㚕㕏㟇㷻 㦡䭎䊂㟊㚕㕏㟇 㜉䭎䩺 㶫㦡㫊㚁㶫㜉㚕㕏㟇 㜉䭎䩺 㜉䭎䊂㴤 㚕㕏 㚉䊂㚕㕏 㳴㚕㚁㜉 㟇䩺㚕㚁㚁䭎㴤 㚁䭎䭎㚁㜉䊬䊬