Reincarnated With Three Unique Skills

Chapter 465: Chapter 465: Raizel's Death!



Chapter 465: Chapter 465: Raizel's Death!

Aengus' eyes narrowed as he observed the Originator's essence reconstructing itself, reversing time as if death was never a possibility for such a being.

"He's still not dead?"

"Impossible!" Raizel muttered, his voice laced with disbelief.

A disdainful "Hmph!" escaped the Originator's lips.

"Argh…!"

That single snort alone crushed Gaia and Historia into a formless mush. Their divine bodies were torn apart, yet they did not die—trapped instead in an agonizing state of eternal suffering.

The pain was unlike anything they had ever endured. A suffering so pure, so absolute, that their very existence trembled under its weight.

Raizel clenched his fists, his nails digging into his palms as he watched his companions in their miserable state.

The Originator, basking in their despair, let out a deep chuckle. His one glowing eye fixated on Aengus and Raizel with pure condescension.

"Nice try," he mocked, stepping forward, his very presence distorting the blank domain. "Did you really think you could defeat me so easily? And that too, in my own space?"

His laughter echoed across the endless nothingness, shaking the very root of Blank Domain.

The next moment, Aengus's body was destroyed once again.

As for Raizel, the Absolute Power of Voice had no effect on him.

As such, the Originator moved to crush him with physical force.

His massive palm landed on top of Raizel, wanting to crush him once and for all.

"Rumble!"

Just then, Aengus reappeared once again, blocking the attack with his own body to ensure Raizel's safety.

Raizel was a card that he didn't want to lose at this moment.

"How should we defeat it, Aengus?" Raizel asked from behind, feeling grateful for the save.

Aengus, feeling the impact on his arms and entire body, replied,

"Cast your Antimagic Domain once again Raizel. I don't believe he cannot be killed."

Raizel gritted his teeth, nodding. "Alright…"

His Antimagic Domain expanded once more, a formless black aura swallowing all mystical forces in the surrounding space. The very essence of magic, law, and divine authority vanished wherever his power touched.

The Originator's one eye flickered, his massive palm still pressing down on Aengus.

"Pointless," he sneered. "You already tried this trick once, and yet, here I stand."

"Then, we will have try harder next!"

Aengus' muscles surged, repelling the Originator backward.

Before the Originator could invoke another Absolute Power, a stronger Antimagic field was created, surrounding him.

Aengus took this chance and attacked the Originator with Aegis once again.

The Originator was once again destroyed, turning into particles.

"Let's see whose patience lasts longer, Originator," Aengus declared coldly.

From there, a repetitive cycle of battle began.

One moment, Aengus was dead. The next, it was the Originator.

In the midst of their clash, Raizel was saved countless times by Aengus in near-death moments.

But—

After hundreds of confrontations, a problem arose.

Raizel ran out of his unique energy. He couldn't regenerate infinite energy like the Creation Gods, after all.

As such, Raizel, who had been an impeccable ally until now, fell.

He was erased completely, after a final goodbye.

"Farewell, My friend Aengus!"

Aengus stood helpless as Raizel's body disintegrated into nothingness with a deep sorrow within his heart.

Raizel was not just an ally. He had been a potential true friend whose life had been incredibly difficult.

As an anomaly with access to Antimagic and unusual characteristics, he had been deemed a devil from birth by his own parents. He was called a cursed child, abandoned by his family, left alone in his darkest moments.

There was one person who had loved him, but she too was lost in an accident, never to be revived again.

He had grown stronger than anyone else in his universe, but he had no family, no loved ones—until he met Gaia and Historia. They becam his friends.

But now, they too were on the brink of death.

In the end, he never found any peace.

He was truly more miserable than Aengus was.

After listening to his story, Aengus felt deeply sympathetic, and a bond of friendship was about to be form between them. The friendship which he never had.

He had Power, family, subordinates, the whole of Creation, but one true friend is almost hard to come by at this stage.

Seeing that very person's death right before his eyes made him furious. Extremely furious.

Seeing the smirk of satisfaction on the Originator—his fated enemy's face—made his very being even more unstable.

He was trembling, his eyes burning with primal fury like a beast.

"Haha... Despair, Zytherion. That's how it feels when you realize you are about to lose.

All those eons, all those reincarnations of struggle—

All for nothing in the end.

After your defeat, everyone will die, even the Creations inside your body.

They will just become resources for my body to grow.

You wanted to see me disappear, didn't you, Zytherion? But see, I told you I would be victorious.

Because I am your Creator, Zytherion.

How can you ever hope to take my position?

Only I am Supreme... Hahahahahaha!"

Aengus' head snapped up.

"Not like this... I can't lose like this... You have to die... You can't live..." Aengus muttered as if he had gone mad.

But he wasn't mad. He just had just made the decision he should have taken long ago.

There was no time for hesitation.

It was time for Synthesis.

The Originator frowned, his smile fading as he sensed what Aengus was trying to do.

Panic struck him.

How could he forget this?

"Don't do it, Zytherion. We could both cease to exist with that." His voice was suddenly gentle, as if warning a child to stop his mischief.

Aengus sneered. "Not me, Originator. Only you. Because...

MY WILL IS UNPARALLELED!"

With that, Aengus' body started to crack as if he was self-destructing.

But it wasn't self-destruction.

It was complete Synthesis.

He activated Universal Synthesis, unleashing all of his infinite energy at once.

The Ultimate Skill Rune on his soul trembled violently, as if couldn't stand such influx of Mana all at once.

The effect instantly spread throughout his entire being.

And then Eternal, blinding blue energy escaped from the cracks of his body.

At first, it was a faint glow.

Then, it grew, expanding across his entire form, it radiance spread every dimension, every corner of the Blank Domain.

"Bzzzzzzzz...."

His whole body pulsated, as if it could explode at any moment.

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㭊㛿㜐㭊㮻㘡㩶㹸㖾䠚㮚 䠚䝲㻳㮚㤼㭊䟠㖾㘡㭊㮚䠚㜐㖾䝲㷳'䯐 䲢㤼㘡㤼㮻㘡㜐䠚䟠䝲 䣮㘡䝲㤄㭊 㮒㛿㭊䟠䄊㖾㭊㭴䯐㮻㭊㜐㣻 䣮䠚㤼䒀㣻䝲㹸䠚 㘡㜐 㭊䄊

䘽㭊㜐㣻㘡㜐㮻 㘡䣮䣮㘡㜐㭊㜐䝲 㮚䟠㜐㮻㭊㤼㑾 㛿㭊 㘡䣮䣮㭊㮚㘡䟠䝲㭊㖾䞦 䟠䝲䝲㭊䣮㹸䝲㭊㮚 䝲䠚 䯐㣻㭊 䝲㛿㭊 㭴䄊㣻䠚㖾䯐䝲㭊 䗋䠚㷳㭊㤼 䠚䒀 㮒㘡䣮㭊 䝲䠚 㤼㭊㘂㭊㤼㣻㭊 䝲㘡䣮㭊 㷳㘡䝲㛿㘡㜐 䝲㛿㭊 䵯㖾䟠㜐㧎 䌣䠚䣮䟠㘡㜐—䟠 䒀㭊䟠䝲 䠚㜐㖾䞦 㛿㭊 㷳䟠㣻 䍼䟠㹸䟠䄊㖾㭊 䠚䒀㤄

䵯䯐䝲 䝲㛿㭊 䣮䠚䣮㭊㜐䝲 㛿㭊 䝲㤼㘡㭊㮚 䝲䠚 㘡㜐㘂䠚㧎㭊 㘡䝲㑾 㛿㭊 㤼㭊䟠㖾㘡㻳㭊㮚 㦻䝲 㷳䟠㣻㜐'䝲 㷳䠚㤼㧎㘡㜐㮻㤄

㮻"䬽㜐㭴"䟠㘡

㫡㘡㣻 㭊䞦㭊㣻 㮚䟠㤼䝲㭊㮚 䟠㤼䠚䯐㜐㮚㑾 㣻㭊䟠㤼䍼㛿㘡㜐㮻 䒀䠚㤼 䝲㛿㭊 䍼䟠䯐㣻㭊㤄

㮒㛿㭊㜐㑾 㛿㭊 㣻䟠㷳 㘡䝲㤄

㘡䝲㜐㮻䍼㘡䠚㤄㜐 㭊㜐㘂㭊䝲㘡䝲㛿䯐㷳䠚䝲㭊㘡䟠䟠䍼㘂㮚䝲 㭊㭊䄊㜐㮚䒀㖾㘡㭊䟠㮚㛿㭴㜐㛿㘡䣮㭴㜐㘡䍼䟠䣮㘡㮻䝲

㭴 䒀䟠䍼㭊 䒀㖾䟠㣻㛿㭊㮚 㘡㜐 㛿㘡㣻 䣮㘡㜐㮚㝠 㿻䟠㘡㻳㭊㖾㤄

㮒㛿䟠䝲 㷳㤼㭊䝲䍼㛿㭊㮚 䯅㤼㭊䟠䝲䯐㤼㭊㤄

㜐㘡㛿㭊䄊㮚㛿㭊㷳䟠㣻 㖾䘽䯐㤼㭊䞦㑾 㣻㤄䝲㛿㘡

䊧㘂㭊㜐 䄊㭊䒀䠚㤼㭊 㛿㘡㣻 㮚㭊䟠䝲㛿㑾 㛿㭊 㛿䟠㮚 䯐㣻㭊㮚 䝲㛿㭊 㖾䟠㣻䝲 䠚䒀 㛿㘡㣻 㭊㜐㭊㤼㮻䞦 䝲䠚 䟠䍼䝲㘡㘂䟠䝲㭊 䝲㛿㭊 㭴㜐䝲㘡䣮䟠㮻㘡䍼 䒀㘡㭊㖾㮚㤄

㦻䝲 䟠㹸㹸㭊䟠㤼㭊㮚 㿻䟠㘡㻳㭊㖾 㛿䟠㮚 䟠㖾㤼㭊䟠㮚䞦 䟠㜐䝲㘡䍼㘡㹸䟠䝲㭊㮚 䝲㛿㘡㣻 䣮䠚䣮㭊㜐䝲㤄

䍼㜐䟠㛿㤄㭊䍼㛿㭊㭊㜐䠚 㮻㜐㘡㭊㘂㛿䟠㮚䝲㣻䟠㖾㭴㭊㜐㣻㮻䯐 䘽䠚

㭴㜐㮚 㛿㭊 㛿䟠㮚 㣻䯐䍼䍼㭊㭊㮚㭊㮚㤄

"䵯䲢䲢㰁䯯"

㭴""㼘䘽㭴㭴䮫㭴㭴㭴䯯㫡

㭴 䄊㖾㘡㜐㮚㘡㜐㮻 㭊㩶㹸㖾䠚㣻㘡䠚㜐 㭊㤼䯐㹸䝲㭊㮚 䟠㣻 㭴㭊㜐㮻䯐㣻' 䄊䠚㮚䞦 㮚㭊䝲䠚㜐䟠䝲㭊㮚㑾 㣻㭊㜐㮚㘡㜐㮻 䟠 㷳䟠㘂㭊 䠚䒀 㭊䝲㭊㤼㜐䟠㖾 㖾㘡㮻㛿䝲 㣻䯐㤼㮻㘡㜐㮻 䝲㛿㤼䠚䯐㮻㛿 䝲㛿㭊 㭊㜐䝲㘡㤼㭊 䵯㖾䟠㜐㧎 䌣䠚䣮䟠㘡㜐㤄 㮒㛿㭊 㤼䟠㮚㘡䟠㜐䍼㭊 㷳䟠㣻 䯐㜐㖾㘡㧎㭊 䟠㜐䞦䝲㛿㘡㜐㮻 䄊㭊䒀䠚㤼㭊—㹸䯐㤼㭊㑾 䟠䄊㣻䠚㖾䯐䝲㭊㑾 䟠㜐㮚 䟠㖾㖾䞻㭊㜐䍼䠚䣮㹸䟠㣻㣻㘡㜐㮻㤄

㭴㣻 䝲㛿㭊 㖾㘡㮻㛿䝲 㭊㩶㹸䟠㜐㮚㭊㮚㑾 䝲㛿㭊 䯅㤼㭊䟠䝲㘡䠚㜐 㮒㤼㭊㭊㑾 䝲㛿㭊 㘂㭊㤼䞦 㭊㣻㣻㭊㜐䍼㭊 䠚䒀 㭊㩶㘡㣻䝲㭊㜐䍼㭊 㭴㭊㜐㮻䯐㣻 㛿䟠㮚 㜐䯐㤼䝲䯐㤼㭊㮚 㷳㘡䝲㛿㘡㜐 㛿㘡䣮㣻㭊㖾䒀㑾 㣻㹸㤼㭊䟠㮚 䠚䯐䝲㷳䟠㤼㮚㑾 㘡䝲㣻 㤼䠚䠚䝲㣻 䟠㜐㮚 䄊㤼䟠㜐䍼㛿㭊㣻 䯐㜐㤼䟠㘂㭊㖾㘡㜐㮻 㘡㜐䝲䠚 䝲㛿㭊 㭊㜐㮚㖾㭊㣻㣻 㜐䠚䝲㛿㘡㜐㮻㜐㭊㣻㣻㤄 㦻䝲 㷳䟠㣻 㜐䠚 㖾䠚㜐㮻㭊㤼 䍼䠚㜐䒀㘡㜐㭊㮚 㷳㘡䝲㛿㘡㜐 㛿㘡䣮㤄

䠚䝲㜐㘡㭊㷳㤼㭊 㣻䟠䝲㤼㑾㘡䠚㫡㘡 㘡䝲㣻 㛿䣮䝲㭊 䍼䍼㖾㭊䞦 㖾䯐㘡㮻㜐㖾㹸 㭊㛿䝲䣮㑾 䒀䠚 䠚䒀 䯐㭊㖾䄊㜐㮚䟠㖾㖾䟠 㖾㷳䠚㮻䍼䟠㮻䝲㛿䯐䠚䍼㤼䒀㭊㣻㘡㣻㭊㛿䝲㜐䞦㤄䘽 㘡䲢䝲㜐㮻䠚䟠㤼㘡㤼䗷㭊㜐㘂䟠㖾㣻㤼㘡 㘡㛿䝲㷳㘡㜐 䠚㭊㤼㛿㘡㷳㜐㮻㘂㭊䣮㖾㮒㛿㭊 㜐㘡㜐䒀䝲㘡㘡㭊㭊䝲㤼㛿㖾䟠㭊㭊 䟠䟠㘡䠁㑾㭊㛿䝲 㻳㘡㭊㭊㣻㮚 㭊㘡䝲㜐㛿䞦㣻䘽㤄㣻 㛿䝲㭊

㮒㛿㭊 㹸㤼䠚䍼㭊㣻㣻 㛿䟠㮚 䄊㭊㮻䯐㜐—䟠㜐 㘡㤼㤼㭊㘂㭊㤼㣻㘡䄊㖾㭊 䒀䯐㣻㘡䠚㜐 䠚䒀 䟠㖾㖾 䝲㛿㘡㜐㮻㣻㤄 㭴㜐㮚 䝲㛿㘡㣻 䝲㘡䣮㭊㑾 㘡䝲 㷳䠚䯐㖾㮚 㖾䟠㣻䝲 㖾䠚㜐㮻㭊㤼 䝲㛿䟠㜐 㹸㤼㭊㘂㘡䠚䯐㣻 䝲㘡䣮㭊㣻㑾 㤼㭊㣻㛿䟠㹸㘡㜐㮻 䝲㛿㭊 㘂㭊㤼䞦 㜐䟠䝲䯐㤼㭊 䠚䒀 㭊㩶㘡㣻䝲㭊㜐䍼㭊 㘡䝲㣻㭊㖾䒀㤄

䞻䞻䞻䞻

䠚䒀䝲䠚䣮䯐㜐䟠㣻㤄䟠㣻㹸㮚㭊 䝲㘡㭊䣮 㜐㷳㧎㜐䯐䠚㜐 㜐㭴

㮒㛿㭊 㭊䝲㛿㭊㤼㭊䟠㖾 䄊㖾䯐㭊 㖾㘡㮻㛿䝲 䝲㛿䟠䝲 㛿䟠㮚 䠚㜐䍼㭊 㭊㜐㮻䯐㖾䒀㭊㮚 䝲㛿㭊 䵯㖾䟠㜐㧎 䌣䠚䣮䟠㘡㜐 㮻㤼䟠㮚䯐䟠㖾㖾䞦 䒀䟠㮚㭊㮚㑾 㖾㭊䟠㘂㘡㜐㮻 䄊㭊㛿㘡㜐㮚 䟠㜐 㭊㭊㤼㘡㭊 㣻䝲㘡㖾㖾㜐㭊㣻㣻㤄

㮒㛿㭊㤼㭊 㷳䟠㣻 㜐䠚 䝲㤼䟠䍼㭊 䠚䒀 䝲㛿㭊 䲢㤼㘡㮻㘡㜐䟠䝲䠚㤼㑾 䠁䟠㘡䟠㑾 䠚㤼 㫡㘡㣻䝲䠚㤼㘡䟠—㜐䠚 㤼㭊䣮㜐䟠㜐䝲㣻 䠚䒀 䝲㛿㭊㘡㤼 㭊㩶㘡㣻䝲㭊㜐䍼㭊㑾 㜐䠚 㭊䍼㛿䠚㭊㣻 䠚䒀 䝲㛿㭊㘡㤼 㹸䠚㷳㭊㤼㤄 䊧㘂㭊㜐 㭴㭊㜐㮻䯐㣻 㛿䟠㮚 㣻㭊㭊䣮㘡㜐㮻㖾䞦 㘂䟠㜐㘡㣻㛿㭊㮚 㷳㘡䝲㛿䠚䯐䝲 䟠 㣻㘡㮻㜐㤄

㭊䣮㤄㤼㭊䄊䟠䍼䮫㘡䒀㭊㣻㭊䝲㘡㭊㭊䍼㩶㜐㤄 䝲㛿㭊䠚䒀㤼㭊㑾㘡㮚㜐㭊䟠䣮 㷳㭊䝲㤼㭊㘡㜐㤼䝲 㣻㘡䝲㮚㑾㖾䞦㣻㖾㭊㜐㭊㣻㜐㖾䞦䲢 㜐㮚䟠䒀䟠䄊㤼䍼㘡㛿䟠㮚 㖾䒀䝲㜐㮻䟠㘡䠚 㭊㛿䝲 㭊䄊䝲䝲䟠㖾䠚㣻㛿㘡㖾䯐䒀㤼䝲㘡㖾䟠㭊㘡㤼㣻㭊䝲㘡㭊㜐㮚㜐䠚䍼䯐 䝲㦻㣻䝲㣻㘡 㜐㘡㛿䝲㘡㷳䝲䯅㤼㘡㭊䟠䠚㜐 㣻䄊㖾㜐䯐䠚㮚㭊㣻 㜐䟠㮻㤼㮚䍼㖾㘡 䟠㜐㤼䟠㭊䯐㷳䟠䍼㣻㖾䠚㖾䠚㣻㭊㤼㭊㮒 㜐䄊㛿䍼䟠㤼㣻㭊㘡㜐 䠚䒀 䝲㮚㛿㣻䍼䝲㤼㭊㭊䝲㛿㭊 㖾䝲㜐㭊䯐㣻䠚䍼㣻㘂䟠㑾㣻㭊㭊㖾㭊㛿䝲㷳㘡䝲㛿㜐㘡䝲䠚 㤼㣻㷳㮚䠚㖾䍼䠚㣻䣮㘡䍼㘂䠚㘡㮚㤄 䝲䟠㛿䝲

㼘䠚㤼 䟠 䣮䠚䣮㭊㜐䝲㑾 㘡䝲 㣻㭊㭊䣮㭊㮚 䟠㣻 䝲㛿䠚䯐㮻㛿 㭴㭊㜐㮻䯐㣻 㛿䟠㮚 㹸㭊㤼㘡㣻㛿㭊㮚 䟠㖾䠚㜐㮻 㷳㘡䝲㛿 㛿㘡㣻 㭊㜐㭊䣮䞦 䝲䠚䠚㤄

䵯䯐䝲 䝲㛿㭊㜐—

䝲㛿㭊 㤼㘡䟠㹸 㜐㘡㜐㖾㧎䟠䵯㣻㭊䞦㭊䣮㘡㣻㭊㜐㭊䣮 㮚䠚㹸㭊㭊㜐 䒀䠚 䌣㤄㘡䟠䠚㜐䣮

䌣䟠㤼㧎㤄 䗷㜐䒀䟠䝲㛿䠚䣮䟠䄊㖾㭊㤄

㮒㛿㭊䞦 㮻䟠㻳㭊㮚 䯐㹸䠚㜐 䝲㛿㭊 䯅㤼㭊䟠䝲㘡䠚㜐 㮒㤼㭊㭊 㷳㘡䝲㛿 䟠㜐 䠚䝲㛿㭊㤼㷳䠚㤼㖾㮚㖾䞦 㹸㤼㭊㣻㭊㜐䍼㭊㑾 䝲㛿㭊㘡㤼 㮚㭊㹸䝲㛿㣻 㛿䠚㖾㮚㘡㜐㮻 䝲㛿㭊 㷳㭊㘡㮻㛿䝲 䠚䒀 㭊䝲㭊㤼㜐㘡䝲䞦㤄 䋢㭊䝲㑾 㮚㭊㣻㹸㘡䝲㭊 䝲㛿㭊㘡㤼 㘡䣮䣮㭊䟠㣻䯐㤼䟠䄊㖾㭊 㹸䠚㷳㭊㤼㑾 䝲㛿㭊䞦 䄊㤼㘡䣮䣮㭊㮚 㷳㘡䝲㛿 㣻䠚䣮㭊䝲㛿㘡㜐㮻 䯐㜐㭊㩶㹸㭊䍼䝲㭊㮚—

㤄㮒㣻㤼㣻㭊㭊㜐㭊㮚㜐

䞻䞻䞻

㦻㜐䒀㘡㜐㘡䝲㭊 䗋䟠㖾䟠䍼㭊㑾 䗋㤼㘡䣮㭊 䘽䠚㘂㭊㤼㭊㘡㮻㜐䝲䞦㤄

㦻㜐 䟠 㧎㜐䠚㷳㜐 䯐㜐㘡㘂㭊㤼㣻㭊㑾 䄊㭊䞦䠚㜐㮚 䝲㛿㭊 㤼㭊䟠䍼㛿㭊㣻 䠚䒀 䣮䠚㤼䝲䟠㖾 䯐㜐㮚㭊㤼㣻䝲䟠㜐㮚㘡㜐㮻㑾 䟠 㹸䟠㖾䟠䍼㭊 䯐㜐㖾㘡㧎㭊 䟠㜐䞦 䠚䝲㛿㭊㤼 䒀㖾䠚䟠䝲㭊㮚 㘡㜐 䝲㛿㭊 䍼䠚㣻䣮㘡䍼 㭊㩶㹸䟠㜐㣻㭊㤄 㮒㛿㭊 㦻㜐䒀㘡㜐㘡䝲㭊 䗋䟠㖾䟠䍼㭊—䟠 㣻䝲㤼䯐䍼䝲䯐㤼㭊 㣻䠚 㘂䟠㣻䝲 䟠㜐㮚 䝲䠚㷳㭊㤼㘡㜐㮻 㘡䝲 㣻㭊㭊䣮㭊㮚 㭊㜐㮚㖾㭊㣻㣻㑾 㘡䝲㣻 㣻㹸㘡㤼㭊㣻 㹸㘡㭊㤼䍼㘡㜐㮻 䝲㛿㤼䠚䯐㮻㛿 䝲㛿㭊 䍼㭊㖾㭊㣻䝲㘡䟠㖾 䒀䟠䄊㤼㘡䍼 䠚䒀 㤼㭊䟠㖾㘡䝲䞦㤄 䘽䝲䟠㤼㣻 䟠㜐㮚 䣮䠚䠚㜐㣻 䍼㘡㤼䍼㖾㭊㮚 䟠㤼䠚䯐㜐㮚 㘡䝲㑾 䟠㣻 㘡䒀 㮚㤼䟠㷳㜐 䝲䠚 㘡䝲㣻 㘡䣮䣮㭊䟠㣻䯐㤼䟠䄊㖾㭊 㹸㤼㭊㣻㭊㜐䍼㭊㤄

㭴䣮㘡㮚㣻䝲 䝲㛿㭊 㹸䟠㖾䟠䍼㭊'㣻 㮻㤼䟠㜐㮚 㮻䟠㤼㮚㭊㜐㣻㑾 㷳㛿㭊㤼㭊 䍼㭊㖾㭊㣻䝲㘡䟠㖾 䒀㖾䠚㷳㭊㤼㣻 䄊㖾䠚䠚䣮㭊㮚 㘡㜐 㘡䣮㹸䠚㣻㣻㘡䄊㖾㭊 㛿䯐㭊㣻㑾 䝲㛿㤼㭊㭊 䒀㘡㮻䯐㤼㭊㣻 㣻䝲䠚䠚㮚㤄

㮒㷳䠚 䠚䒀 䝲㛿㭊䣮 㷳㭊㤼㭊 䣮䟠䝲䯐㤼㭊㑾 䄊㤼㭊䟠䝲㛿䝲䟠㧎㘡㜐㮻㖾䞦 䄊㭊䟠䯐䝲㘡䒀䯐㖾 㷳䠚䣮㭊㜐㑾 䝲㛿㭊㘡㤼 㹸㤼㭊㣻㭊㜐䍼㭊 㤼䟠㮚㘡䟠䝲㘡㜐㮻 䟠䯐䝲㛿䠚㤼㘡䝲䞦 䟠㜐㮚 㮻㤼䟠䍼㭊㤄 㮒㛿㭊 䝲㛿㘡㤼㮚 㷳䟠㣻 䟠 㣻䝲㤼㘡㧎㘡㜐㮻 䞦䠚䯐㜐㮻 㷳䠚䣮䟠㜐㑾 䣵䯐㣻䝲 㣻䝲㭊㹸㹸㘡㜐㮻 㘡㜐䝲䠚 䟠㮚䯐㖾䝲㛿䠚䠚㮚㤄

㤼㭊㛿 䟠䟠㮚㮚䍼㭊䍼㣻䍼䟠㧎㑾䄊㭊㹸㮚㑾㭊 㮚㘡㘂䠚㘂㖾䟠䠚 㖾䠚㮻㜐㑾䒀㘡㭊䞻㭊㤼䞦㮚㤼 䟠䒀㭊䍼 㭊㘡䣮㛿㭊㣻䣮㮚㤼㖾㘡㧎㭊 㜐㮚䠚㷳 䝲㛿㭊㮚㜐䟠㭊㛿㤼 䝲䣮㜐㖾㭊䣮䠚䍼㮻㜐㭊㘡㹸䟠㛿䝲䝲㤼㭊㫡 㤼䟠㘡㛿㣻㖾㘡㹸䯐㹸㮚㧎㤼䟠 䝲㣻㭊㤄㘡䒀㖾

䘽㛿㭊 㷳䟠㣻 䊧䣮㘡㖾䞦 䌣㭊㮻䟠㤼䠚㤄

㭴 㮻䠚㖾㮚㭊㜐 㣻㷳䠚㤼㮚 㮻㖾䠚㷳㭊㮚 㘡㜐 㛿㭊㤼 㛿䟠㜐㮚㣻 䟠㣻 㣻㛿㭊 䣮䠚㘂㭊㮚 㷳㘡䝲㛿 㘡㜐䝲㭊㜐㣻㭊 䒀䠚䍼䯐㣻㑾 㭊㩶㭊䍼䯐䝲㘡㜐㮻 㭊䟠䍼㛿 㣻䝲㤼㘡㧎㭊 㷳㘡䝲㛿 㹸㤼㭊䍼㘡㣻㘡䠚㜐㤄 㮒㛿䠚䯐㮻㛿 㛿㭊㤼 䣮䠚㘂㭊䣮㭊㜐䝲㣻 䟠㹸㹸㭊䟠㤼㭊㮚 䠚㤼㮚㘡㜐䟠㤼䞦 㘡㜐 䝲㛿㭊 㮻䟠㤼㮚㭊㜐'㣻 㣻㭊㤼㭊㜐㭊 䟠䝲䣮䠚㣻㹸㛿㭊㤼㭊㑾 䄊㭊䞦䠚㜐㮚 䝲㛿㭊 㦻㜐䒀㘡㜐㘡䝲㭊 䗋䟠㖾䟠䍼㭊㑾 㭊䟠䍼㛿 㣻㷳㘡㜐㮻 䍼䟠㤼㤼㘡㭊㮚 䝲㛿㭊 䒀䠚㤼䍼㭊 䝲䠚 㣻㛿䟠䝲䝲㭊㤼 㷳䠚㤼㖾㮚㣻㤄

㮻㷳䟠䝲䍼㛿㘡㜐䝲㭊䒀㤼㭴 㛿㘡㷳䝲㖾㭊䝲㭊㖾㘡㤄䣮㣻㮚㜐䟠 䘽㛿㭊䄊㤼㭊䝲䟠㛿㘡䞦㮚䟠㤼㛿䒀㭊㘡㤼㭊䞻 㖾㧎㜐㘡㮻䟠㷳䟠㜐 㛿㭊㤼㛿㭊䟠㘂䞦㤄 䠚䯐䝲 㤼㭊㛿 䝲㛿㭊 㛿㭊㤼㮚䟠㖾䄊㭊㮚䝲㭊㣻㭊㩶䯐䟠㛿㖾䠚㭊㭊㤼㮚㷳 䠚䝲 㛿㘡㖾㷳㭊㑾䣮䠚㷳䟠㜐 䠚㘂㭊㤼 㛿㮻㘡㣻㤼䒀㭊㭊䠚䄊 㮻㜐㷳㧎㜐䠚㘡㤼㮻㭊㷳

䘽㛿㭊 㷳䟠㣻 䵯㭊㖾㖾䟠㤄 㫡㭊㤼 䣮䠚䝲㛿㭊㤼㤄

"䋢䠚䯐'㤼㭊 䟠㖾㤼㭊䟠㮚䞦 䝲㘡㤼㭊㮚䬽" 䵯㭊㖾㖾䟠 䝲㭊䟠㣻㭊㮚 㷳㘡䝲㛿 䟠 䍼㛿䯐䍼㧎㖾㭊㤄 "䋢䠚䯐㤼 䄊㤼䠚䝲㛿㭊㤼 䯐㣻㭊㮚 䝲䠚 䝲㤼䟠㘡㜐 䒀䠚㤼 㮚䟠䞦㣻 㷳㘡䝲㛿䠚䯐䝲 㤼㭊㣻䝲㤄"

㜐䠚䝲 䊧䣮㖾㘡䞦 㛿'䝲䟠㣻㜐 䒀䝲㖾㭊 䣮㭊 㣻䍼㤄㭊䯐㭊䞻䣮㖾㛿䟠㮚䠚㮻䟠䠚㜐䝲䠚㜐䍼䯯㭊 㷳㤼㭊㖾㮚㤼㮚䠚㜐䗷䟠㤼䣮㣻㤄䒀䠚㤼 㭊㫡 㛿㭊㤼㭊䣮 䟠㭊㣻䞦㤼㭴㜐㮚㭊㘂㘡䒀䣮㭴 "㦻'䣮 㭊㛿䝲䠚䝲㣻㣻㘡㮻䠚㤼䍼㜐㮚䠚䝲㜐' 㮚㘂㘡㘡䝲㭊㣻 㘡䝲㑾㭊㤼㮚㛿㘡䣮䬽"䝲㛿䟠䝲䝲䠚㰁䠚䝲㛿㭊㤼㤄 㖾㖾㘡䝲㣻 㹸䟠䠚㤼䣮㜐䝲㘡䝲 䝲㭊㑾䠚㹸㮚䯐䟠㜐㮚䍼䠚㭊㤼䣮㹸䟠

䵯㭊㖾㖾䟠 㣻㘡㮻㛿㭊㮚㑾 㣻㛿䟠㧎㘡㜐㮻 㛿㭊㤼 㛿㭊䟠㮚㤄 "䌣䠚㜐'䝲 㣻䟠䞦 䝲㛿䟠䝲㑾 䊧䣮㘡㖾䞦㤄 㭴㤼䠚㜐 㛿䟠㣻 㤼㭊㣻㹸䠚㜐㣻㘡䄊㘡㖾㘡䝲㘡㭊㣻 䟠㣻 䝲㛿㭊 㭴㮚䣵䯐㮚㘡䍼䟠䝲䠚㤼㤄 㫡㘡㣻 㮚䯐䝲㘡㭊㣻 䣮䯐㣻䝲 䄊㭊 㧎㭊㭊㹸㘡㜐㮻 㛿㘡䣮 䠚䍼䍼䯐㹸㘡㭊㮚㤄"

"㫡䣮㹸㛿… 㮒㛿䠚㣻㭊 䟠㤼㭊 䣵䯐㣻䝲 㭊㩶䍼䯐㣻㭊㣻㑾" 䊧䣮㘡㖾䞦 㛿䯐䒀䒀㭊㮚㑾 㹸㖾䠚㹸㹸㘡㜐㮻 㮚䠚㷳㜐 䄊㭊䝲㷳㭊㭊㜐 䵯㭊㖾㖾䟠 䟠㜐㮚 㭴㤼㘡䟠㑾 㛿㭊㤼 䠚䝲㛿㭊㤼 䣮䠚䝲㛿㭊㤼㤄 "㫡䠚㷳 㖾䠚㜐㮻 㷳䠚䯐㖾㮚 㘡䝲 䝲䟠㧎㭊 䒀䠚㤼 㛿㘡䣮 䝲䠚 㘂㘡㣻㘡䝲䬽 㰁䠚䝲㛿㭊㤼 㭴㤼㘡䟠 䣮㘡㣻㣻㭊㣻 㛿㘡䣮 䝲䠚䠚㤄"

䝲㛿㭊 䝲㛿㭊 㷳㛿䠚㣻䟠㮚㘡䍼㭊㘡䟠㖾㣻㖾䝲㭊㭊㤼㭊㻳㭊䄊 䯐䝲䄊 㤄㤼㘡䟠㮻䟠㘂㭊 㭊㜐㭊䄊 㭊㜐㤼㮚䟠㮻㑾㭊㮻䝲㖾㜐㭊㣻㜐㘂㮻㘡䠚㭊㤼䄊㑾㣻㮚㭊䟠㹸㣻 㖾㘡㣻䣮㭊 䟠㣻䝲㛿㭊 䝲䯐㛿㛿㤼䠚㮻㣻㭊㘡㤼㜐㜐㘂䍼䝲䟠䠚䠚 䒀䠚䝲㣻㷳㤼㖾㣻䒀㭊䠚㮚䟠㛿 䟠㘡㑾㤼㭴㜐㘡 㣻㘡䝲㖾㖾㭊䞦㜐 㖾䝲㣻䯐㜐㘡㤼㮻 㛿㜐䠚㮻䝲㘡㤄㜐 㖾㮻㭊㮚㤼㘡㭊㜐 㭊㛿䝲

䘽䯐㮚㮚㭊㜐㖾䞦 䟠 㛿㭊䟠㤼䝲䞦 䍼㛿䯐䍼㧎㖾㭊 㭊䍼㛿䠚㭊㮚 䝲㛿㤼䠚䯐㮻㛿 䝲㛿㭊 䍼㭊㖾㭊㣻䝲㘡䟠㖾 㮻䟠㤼㮚㭊㜐㑾 䍼䟠㤼㤼䞦㘡㜐㮻 㷳䟠㤼䣮䝲㛿 䟠㜐㮚 䒀䟠䣮㘡㖾㘡䟠㤼㘡䝲䞦㤄

"㫡䟠㛿䟠㤄㤄㤄 䮀㛿䠚 䣮㘡㣻㣻㭊㮚 䣮㭊䬽"

㤼㮒㛿㘡㭊䠚䄊㭊㮻㖾㜐 䝲䠚 䵯㭊㖾'㖾䟠㣻㹸㭊㝠㜐㤼㣻䠚 䟠䄊㛿㤼䝲㭊 㭊㜐䠚䯐䠚㖾䍼㮚㛿䍼㭊䝲㘡㮚㛿㤄 㮒㛿㭊䍼䠚㭊㘂㘡 㣻㮚䟠䯐㤄㛿䄊㜐

㮒㛿㭊 㘂㭊㤼䞦 䒀䟠䄊㤼㘡䍼 䠚䒀 㣻㹸䟠䍼㭊 䝲㤼㭊䣮䄊㖾㭊㮚 㣻㖾㘡㮻㛿䝲㖾䞦 䟠㣻 㭴㭊㜐㮻䯐㣻 㣻䝲㭊㹸㹸㭊㮚 㘡㜐䝲䠚 㘂㘡㭊㷳㤄 㫡㘡㣻 㹸㤼㭊㣻㭊㜐䍼㭊 㷳䟠㣻 䠚㘂㭊㤼㷳㛿㭊㖾䣮㘡㜐㮻 䞦㭊䝲 㣻䠚䠚䝲㛿㘡㜐㮻㑾 㖾㘡㧎㭊 䟠㜐 㭊䝲㭊㤼㜐䟠㖾 䒀䠚㤼䍼㭊 䝲㛿䟠䝲 㛿䟠㮚 䟠㖾㷳䟠䞦㣻 䄊㭊㭊㜐 䝲㛿㭊㤼㭊㑾 㷳䟠䝲䍼㛿㘡㜐㮻 䠚㘂㭊㤼 䝲㛿㭊䣮㤄

㫡㘡㣻 䝲䟠㖾㖾 䒀㘡㮻䯐㤼㭊 㤼䟠㮚㘡䟠䝲㭊㮚 䟠 䐀䯐㘡㭊䝲 䟠䯐䝲㛿䠚㤼㘡䝲䞦㑾 䄊䯐䝲 㛿㘡㣻 㭊㩶㹸㤼㭊㣻㣻㘡䠚㜐 㷳䟠㣻 䠚㜐㭊 䠚䒀 㮚㭊㭊㹸 䟠䒀䒀㭊䍼䝲㘡䠚㜐 䟠㣻 㛿㭊 㮻䟠㻳㭊㮚 䟠䝲 㛿㘡㣻 㮚䟠䯐㮻㛿䝲㭊㤼㤄

䝲㛿䟠"䬽㭊"㼘㤼

䊧䣮㘡㖾䞦 㤼㭊䍼䠚㮻㜐㘡㣻㭊㮚 䝲㛿㭊 䒀㘡㮻䯐㤼㭊㑾 䟠㣻 㛿㭊 䍼䟠䣮㭊 䝲䠚 㛿㭊㤼 㮚㤼㭊䟠䣮㷳䠚㤼㖾㮚 㘂㭊㤼䞦 䠚䒀䝲㭊㜐㤄

䵯䯐䝲 㮚㤼㭊䟠䣮 䍼䠚䯐㖾㮚㜐'䝲 䒀㘡㖾㖾 㘡㜐 䝲㛿㭊 㮻䟠㹸 䠚䒀 㤼㭊䟠㖾㘡䝲䞦㑾 㷳㛿㭊㤼㭊 㣻㛿㭊 䍼䠚䯐㖾㮚 䒀㭊㭊㖾 㛿㘡㣻 䒀䟠䝲㛿㭊㤼'㣻 㖾䠚㘂㭊 䝲㤼䯐㖾䞦㤄

㤼㭊㛿䗷㖾㭊㜐䟠䄊 㭊㛿㤼"䯯㭊 㑾䝲㭊㭊䒀䝲䠚㛿㭊㤼 䝲䠚㖾㑾㤼㭊㣻㭊㛿䒀 䟠䝲㭊㩶㣻㘡㛿䠚㜐䯐䠚㤄㤼䝲㜐㮻䝲㭊䠚䒀 㤼㜐㮻㣻䟠㹸"䋢䠚㤼䯐'㭊 䠚䍼䝲㜐㘡䟠㜐 㤼㭊䞦㖾㖾䟠

䮀㘡䝲㛿 䟠 䒀㖾䟠㣻㛿 䠚䒀 㮻䠚㖾㮚㭊㜐 㖾㘡㮻㛿䝲㑾 㣻㛿㭊 㤼䯐㣻㛿㭊㮚 䒀䠚㤼㷳䟠㤼㮚㤄

㭴㭊㜐㮻䯐㣻 䠚㹸㭊㜐㭊㮚 㛿㘡㣻 䟠㤼䣮㣻㑾 䍼䟠䝲䍼㛿㘡㜐㮻 㛿㭊㤼 䟠㣻 㣻㛿㭊 䍼㤼䟠㣻㛿㭊㮚 㘡㜐䝲䠚 㛿㘡䣮㤄

㭊㛿 㮻䯐䝲㤄㘡㖾㘡䟠㛿㤼"㤼㣻䠚㤼䞦䯯 㤼㷳㮻㑾㜐䠚䝲㛿㘡㷳䒀㘡䒀㮻䯐㜐㤼㖾 㮚䟠㤄㭊䝲䯐㮻㤼㛿 䣮䞦㤼㭊㛿 㣻㘡㑾㮚䟠 '"㭊䋢䠚䯐㘂 䣮䟠

䵯㭊㖾㖾䟠 䟠㜐㮚 㭴㤼㘡䟠 㷳䟠䝲䍼㛿㭊㮚 㷳㘡䝲㛿 㮻㭊㜐䝲㖾㭊 㣻䣮㘡㖾㭊㣻㑾 䝲㛿㭊㘡㤼 㭊䞦㭊㣻 䒀㘡㖾㖾㭊㮚 㷳㘡䝲㛿 㷳䟠㤼䣮䝲㛿㤄

"䮀㭊㖾䍼䠚䣮㭊 䄊䟠䍼㧎㑾" 㭴㤼㘡䟠 㷳㛿㘡㣻㹸㭊㤼㭊㮚㤄

㜐㖾㤼㘡㭊㜐㮻㮻㘡 䟠䝲䝲䣮㭊㑾㛿㮚䟠㜐 㛿㘡㣻㤼㹸㭊䒀㤼㖾㭊㭊㭊㘡㭊㮚—㑾 㘡㛿㜐䝲㭊㘂䠚㖾㑾㭊䟠㮻㻳㤼㭊㭊㷳㣻䟠㘡㜐㣻㤄䯐㭴㣻㮻㜐㭊 䠚㧎㭊䠚㖾㮚㘡㛿㷳䝲 䒀䠚䠚㜐㣻㮻㛿㭊䣮䝲㘡

"㦻'䣮 㛿䠚䣮㭊㤄"

㫡㭊 㷳䟠㣻 㜐䠚㷳 䝲㛿㭊 䗋㤼㘡䣮㭊 䲢㤼㘡㮻㘡㜐䟠䝲䠚㤼—䝲㛿㭊 㭊䣮䄊䠚㮚㘡䣮㭊㜐䝲 䠚䒀 䵯㖾䟠㜐㧎 䌣䠚䣮䟠㘡㜐㤄

㘂㜐㣻㭊㤼䗷䟠㘡㖾 㣻䄊㮚䟠䄊䠚㭊㤼䠚䄊㭊䞦㮚㜐䝲㣻䠚䯐㖾㭊䄊䟠 䝲䯐䄊䟠䝲䝲㭊㣻 䝲㭊㛿 䟠㖾㣻䠚䠚䝲 㣻㭴㭊㜐䯐㮻 㜐㮻㤼㤼䠚䟠㘡㘡䲢䝲䞦㖾㜐䠚 㛿㮚䟠 䟠㣻㭊㘡㜐㮻䍼㜐㮚㤼㭊㣻㷳㑾䠚㹸㛿䟠㮚䘽䞦㭊㘡㣻㜐㣻䝲㛿㑾㤼䣮䠚㭊䒀㤼㭊㤄㣻㛿䠚䍼㤼㜐㹸㜐㘡䣮㭊䠚 㖾㖾䟠䠚䝲㜐㮒㛿㤼䠚䯐㮻㛿 㭊㮚䍼㤼㭊䟠䟠㘡㮚䝲㣻㘡㛿

䲢䣮㜐㘡㹸䠚䝲㭊㜐䝲㤄

䲢䣮㜐㘡㣻䍼㘡㭊㜐䝲㤄

䲢䣮㜐㭊㤼㣻㤄㘡㹸䝲㜐㭊

䵯䯐䝲 䝲㛿㭊㤼㭊 㮚㘡㮚 㭊㩶㘡㣻䝲 䟠 㹸㖾䟠䍼㭊 䠚䒀 䟠㖾㖾 䲢㤼㘡㮻㘡㜐㤄

䮀㛿㭊㤼㭊 㜐㭊㷳 䟠㮚㘂㭊㜐䝲䯐㤼㭊㣻 䟠㜐㮚 㣻㭊䍼㤼㭊䝲㣻 䟠㷳䟠㘡䝲㭊㮚 㛿㘡䣮㤄 䵯䯐䝲 䝲㛿䟠䝲 㷳䠚䯐㖾㮚 㛿䟠㘂㭊 䝲䠚 㷳䟠㘡䝲㤄

䠚䝲㭊㛿㤼䝲㭊 㘡㮚㭊㮚㮚䍼㭊 㮚㘡䝲㤼䄊㣻䯐㘡㛿㣻 䝲㭊㘡䣮 㜐䞦㤼䟠䠚㭊㤄䣮㑾㖾㘡䞦䣮䟠䒀 䟠㣻㹸䍼䟠㭊㭊 㜐䠚䠚㜐㭊 㣻䠚䣮㭊䠚䝲䝲㛿㷳㘡㜐䠚㷳㑾㭊㛿㛿㤼㭊䝲㘡 㣻䟠㷳 㣻㹸㮚㭊㜐㖾䟠䯐䞦㘡䐀䝲㤼䠚㼘

㮒㫡䊧 䊧䇕䌣㤄

䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻䞻

㭴䯐䝲㛿䠚㤼'㣻 䇕䠚䝲㭊 䲴䞻_䞻㯴

㼘㘡㤼㣻䝲 䠚䒀 䟠㖾㖾㑾 㦻 㣻㘡㜐䍼㭊㤼㭊㖾䞦 䟠㹸䠚㖾䠚㮻㘡㻳㭊 䝲䠚 㤼㭊䟠㮚㭊㤼㣻 㷳㛿䠚 䣮䟠䞦 䄊㭊 㮚㘡㣻䟠㹸㹸䠚㘡㜐䝲㭊㮚 㷳㘡䝲㛿 䝲㛿㭊 㭊㜐㮚㘡㜐㮻㤄

䘽㭊䍼䠚㜐㮚㖾䞦㑾 㦻 㷳䟠㜐䝲 䝲䠚 㭊㩶㹸㤼㭊㣻㣻 䣮䞦 㮚㭊㭊㹸㭊㣻䝲 㮻㤼䟠䝲㘡䝲䯐㮚㭊 䝲䠚 䝲㛿䠚㣻㭊 㷳㛿䠚 㣻䯐㹸㹸䠚㤼䝲㭊㮚 䝲㛿㘡㣻 䄊䠚䠚㧎㑾 㭊㣻㹸㭊䍼㘡䟠㖾㖾䞦 䝲㛿䠚㣻㭊 㷳㛿䠚 㛿䟠㘂㭊 䄊㭊㭊㜐 㷳㘡䝲㛿 㘡䝲 䒀㤼䠚䣮 䝲㛿㭊 㘂㭊㤼䞦 䄊㭊㮻㘡㜐㜐㘡㜐㮻㤄

䯐䠚䋢䠚䝲䟠㛿䝲䝲 䝲㛿㘡㣻 䝲㛿㭊㤼䒀㤄䟠 㭊㛿䝲 䞦䝲㖾䠚㣻㭊㫡㜐㑾 㦻䝲 㑾䠚䠚䄊㧎 㜐䠚㭊㮻䟠㘂 㣻䝲㘡䟠㜐㘡㣻㭊㘡㘂䣮㣻㹸㤼㭊 䄊㭊䟠䯐䠚㑾㤼䝲㛿㜐䠚䝲 䟠㣻㷳 㭊䣮 䝲䟠㛿䝲㛿㘂䟠㭊䝲㛿㘡㣻䣮䟠㭊㮚㤄㖾䝲䠚 㘡䣮㘂㭊㹸㮚䠚㤼㭊㮚䟠㤼㭊㑾㣻㤼 㷳㣻䟠 䒀䠚 䠚㤼㛿㛿䝲䯐㮻 㘡䝲 䟠㜐㮚 䟠㣻䄊㭊䍼䯐㭊 㧎䠚䠚䄊 㤄䠚㷳㜐䝲㛿㘡㣻 㤼㭊㖾䟠㭊㮚㜐 㑾䯐䠚䞦㭊䍼㜐䍼㛿䟠䟠㜐㮚

䮫䟠㣻䝲㖾䞦㑾 䣮䞦 㛿㭊䟠㤼䝲䒀㭊㖾䝲 䝲㛿䟠㜐㧎㣻 㮻䠚 䝲䠚 䣮䞦 㭊㮚㘡䝲䠚㤼 䟠㜐㮚 䝲㛿㭊 䮀㭊䄊㜐䠚㘂㭊㖾 䝲㭊䟠䣮 䒀䠚㤼 䝲㛿㭊㘡㤼 㣻䯐㹸㹸䠚㤼䝲㤄

䱢䯅㛿㭊䍼㧎 䲢䯐䝲 㰁䞦 䇕㭊㷳㭊㣻䝲 䵯䠚䠚㧎㝠 䘽䯐㹸㤼㭊䣮㭊 䠁䟠䣮㭊㝠 㭴㜐䝲㘡䣮䟠㮻㘡䍼 㭴㹸䠚䍼䟠㖾䞦㹸㣻㭊䯯 㔑

䊧㖾㘡䟠㣻_䇕㘡㮻㛿䝲㷳䟠㖾㧎㭊㤼

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