I Truly Am The Villian - Chapter 2076: 2075: Zhuge Changkong, Conversation with the Fish Emperor
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Capítulo 2076: Chapter 2075: Zhuge Changkong, Conversation with the Fish Emperor
Lin Ruhu quickly dragged his long staff across the ground, forcibly halting his movement.
Both looked up at the same time, resulting once again in a draw.
“Interesting,” Princess Chao Ya said calmly.
“I acknowledge your strength!”
Lin Ruhu remained silent, seemingly frustrated at not having defeated his opponent.
“No need to be like that,” Xu Zimei patted his shoulder.
He laughed and said, “You’ve just woken up, and although you have strength, you haven’t fully integrated it into your being yet.
Many techniques no longer match your strength.
If you could fully integrate yourself, you would definitely beat him.”
“I’m sorry, Zimei,” Lin Ruhu chuckled sheepishly.
He replied, “I will certainly work harder on my training in the future.”
Xu Zimei nodded and looked at Princess Chao Ya, saying, “Why don’t I have a go with you.”
“What does a two-on-one bout prove?” Princess Chao Ya sneered coldly.
She replied, “Alright, I admit your strength.
My father is on the third island chain; with my sign language token, you can go directly to the third island chain.”
“I can give you my sign language token, but you have to tell me first, why are you looking for my father?”
This Princess Chao Ya is quite clever, avoiding any confrontation with Xu Zimei.
Because she felt Lin Ruhu’s strength sufficiently.
The other party was actually stronger than her, but his combat was rusty, and many techniques weren’t strong.
So she barely managed to deal with him, a bit of a trick, actually.
And seeing Lin Ruhu’s demeanor in front of Xu Zimei, even a fool could see Xu Zimei must be even stronger.
So Princess Chao Ya conceded.
This is the smart approach; otherwise, at the first island chain, even as the strongest, she wouldn’t stand a chance.
Breaking faces benefits no one.
Moreover, although Blood Fish Bay doesn’t allow other races to enter the innermost areas, it depends on who they are.
Ordinary people wouldn’t care, but how could the strong be restrained?
“Rest assured, I have no enmity with the Fish Emperor,” Xu Zimei smiled.
“I just want to inquire about someone. As the ruler of Blood Fish Bay, the Fish Emperor should know.”
“Who?” Princess Chao Ya curiously asked.
“Mr. Zhuge, rumored to live at Zhuge Villa, an extraordinary hermit,” Xu Zimei replied.
“The one who created the Baihe Technique, known as the Sage of Strategies?” Princess Chao Ya quickly reacted.
It seems Mr. Zhuge’s fame is indeed widespread.
“You know?” Xu Zimei asked.
If the other party knows, it saves him a lot of trouble, without needing to bother the Fish Emperor.
“Actually, I only heard it from my father inadvertently.
The Baihe Technique embodies the Tao of Heaven and Earth. By altering Yin and Yang, it opens and closes the seasons to transform all things.”
“This Mr. Zhuge possesses world-defining talent, yet he doesn’t enter the world, a rare figure.
My father had invited him several times, but all invitations failed.”
“Then do you know where Mr. Zhuge is? Or the location of Zhuge Villa,” Xu Zimei inquired.
Princess Chao Ya shook her head.
She replied, “Mr. Zhuge lives hidden away. He loves peace and doesn’t want to be disturbed.
So few know his exact whereabouts; you might have to ask my father.”
The other party had no clues at all.
Xu Zimei couldn’t be bothered to say more, so he replied, “Then I’ll head to the third island chain to find the Fish Emperor.”
Princess Chao Ya didn’t stop him; she retrieved a square token and tossed it to Xu Zimei.
The token was intricately carved from fish scales, clearly an extraordinary object.
Only hearing Princess Chao Ya say, “This token symbolizes my identity. Take it to my father, and you should be able to meet him.
Hope you won’t cause a massacre in my Blood Fish Bay.”
“I’m always clear about my grudges,” Xu Zimei laughed.
Before leaving, Lin Ruhu looked at the other party and said, “This time we’re tied. Next time we meet, if there’s a chance, let’s fight again!”
“Sure, I hope next time you can fully control your power,” replied Princess Chao Ya.
……
Received the sign language token.
Xu Zimei took Lin Ruhu, flying towards the third island chain.
Along the way, the void was heavily guarded by numerous patrolling Merfolk.
However, because of the sign language token, Xu Zimei flew unobstructed.
This was the benefit of having the sign language token; although he didn’t fear these Merfolk, there was no conflict between them, so no need for unnecessary battles.
Xu Zimei was always clear in distinguishing friends from enemies.
It must be said that the blockade and defense of Blood Fish Bay were extremely strict.
Finally, after crossing the second island chain, Xu Zimei and Lin Ruhu arrived at the third island chain.
The Merfolk live here.
Here, female merfolk are beautiful and lovely, while males are handsome.
It seemed beauty was ingrained in their genes.
And unlike other Merfolk in flashy clothes, the Merfolk wore simplistic attire.
“Fish Emperor, may I request an audience,” Xu Zimei called out loudly.
Instantly attracting the attention of all Merfolk.
In an instant, the entire third island chain had countless Merfolk soaring into the sky, their auras terrifying.
Xu Zimei felt countless auras locking onto him, yet he remained composed and unafraid.
“Who are you to seek our Clan Leader?”
A mermaid soared into the sky, looking directly at Xu Zimei.
Though cautious, there was no hostility.
Xu Zimei smiled and tossed the Princess Chao Ya’s token over.
“Princess Chao Ya’s sign language token?” The mermaid was startled, apparently recognizing it.
He replied, “Please wait a moment, I will inform the Clan Leader.”
The mermaid hadn’t left for long when Xu Zimei sensed an even more powerful aura locking onto him.
That should indeed be the Fish Emperor!
Soon after, the center of the bay began to stir, waves rose sky-high, almost touching the firmament.
In the midst of the waves, a figure was seated.
“Taoist Friend Xu, we meet again.”
The Fish Emperor spoke.
He remembered Xu Zimei, though they’d only met once, they weren’t familiar.
“Fish Emperor, pardon my intrusion, I have something to ask,” Xu Zimei smiled.
“You won, right?” Fish Emperor seemed concerned about the Immortal Island issue.
“I see Blood Fish Bay is at the ready, prepared to expand at any time, so why ask me,” Xu Zimei replied.
“Our expansion is towards the sea, not infringing upon the Immortal Island’s domain,” Fish Emperor laughed.
It was evident he was quite pleased.
No wonder, with Old Tree’s death, the powerful neighbor Immortal Island had weakened.
This was the best outcome for Blood Fish Bay and the Merfolk.
“Let’s cut to the chase, I’m looking for Mr. Zhuge, do you know where he is?” Xu Zimei asked.
“Zhuge Changkong, you mean,” Fish Emperor directly named him.
Then he said, “It’s no use asking me; if he doesn’t want to see you, even if I tell you, you won’t find him.”
䝰䝹
櫓
老
蘆
盧
䛨䝹䡗䝰
㕴䐘
㕴䰜㰖䡗’
擄
㭓䪢
䡗㸣”㸣㺒䉵
櫓
㕴㸣䐘
䗗
蘆
老
盧
䗗”㕴
盧
“㼢䐘䫗 䴇䐘 䯨䐘䪢 㲫㕴䐘䫗 䛨㸣 䴇䐘㸣䝹㕴’䡗 䫗㰖㕴䡗 䡗䐘 䉵㸣㸣䡗 䉵㸣 䝰䆕 䯨䐘䪢 䴇䐘㕴’䡗 㰖䝹㲫䧐”
“㺨䝰㕴䰜㸣 䡗䛨㰖䡗’䝹 䡗䛨㸣 䰜㰖䝹㸣㺒 䔌㸣䡗 䉵㸣 㰖䝹㲫 䆕䐘䆑 䯨䐘䪢㺒” 䥝䝰䝹䛨 㔗䉵䇒㸣䆑䐘䆑 䆑㸣䇒䔌䝰㸣䴇㶁
㕴䴇㰖
䉵㰖䉵䆑䝰㕴䆕㸣䡗
䉵䆑䝹䉵䪢㸣㸣䐘䰜䥷
䛨䡗㸣
䉵㸣䉵㺒䐘䝹㸣㥪䡗㕴
䯨㰖㕴
䛨㸣
“㴫䆑㶁 䄻䛨䪢㤲㸣㺒 䴇䐘 䯨䐘䪢 䫗㰖㕴䡗 䡗䐘 䉵㸣㸣䡗 䡗䛨䝰䝹 䇒㸣䆑䝹䐘㕴䧐”
㬘䝹 䛨䝰䝹 㥪䐘䝰䰜㸣 䆕㸣䔌䔌㺒 䡗䛨㸣 䆕䝰䆑䉵㰖䉵㸣㕴䡗 䫗㰖䝹 䆕䝰䆑䝹䡗 䝹䝰䔌㸣㕴䡗㺒 㰖䝹 䝰䆕 䰜䐘㕴䡗㸣䉵䇒䔌㰖䡗䝰㕴㤲 䝹䐘䉵㸣䡗䛨䝰㕴㤲㶁
䯨㲫䝹
䡗㸣䛨
䆑㸣䇒䝹䝹䴇㸣䝰㺒䴇
䛨䡗㸣
䡗䐘
䴇㕴㰖
㬘 䝹䰜㸣㕴㸣 䡗䛨㰖䡗 䝹㸣㸣䉵㸣䴇 䔌䝰㲫㸣 䔌䝰㤲䛨䡗 䝹䛨䝰㕴䝰㕴㤲 䡗䛨䆑䐘䪢㤲䛨 䡗䛨㸣 䴇㰖䆑㲫㕴㸣䝹䝹㺒 㰖 䆑㸣㕴㸣䫗㰖䔌 䐘䆕 䡗䛨㸣 䆕䝰䆑䉵㰖䉵㸣㕴䡗㶁
㒝䛨㸣 䥝䝰䝹䛨 㔗䉵䇒㸣䆑䐘䆑 㤲㰖㥪㸣 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 㰖 䝹䔌䝰㤲䛨䡗䔌䯨 䝹䪢䆑䇒䆑䝰䝹㸣䴇 䔌䐘䐘㲫㶁
䒞䡗䪢䝹
䡗䐘
㴫䆑”㶁
䝹䝰
䯨㶁䐘䪢”
㸣䡗䉵㸣
“䗗㕴䡗㸣䆑㸣䝹䡗䝰㕴㤲㺒” 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 䆑㸣䇒䔌䝰㸣䴇㶁
“㓱䐘䪢 䝹䛨䐘䪢䡗 䛨㸣䆑㸣 䔌䝰㲫㸣 䡗䛨䝰䝹㺒 㰖㕴䴇 䛨㸣 䰜㰖㕴 䆑㸣䝹䇒䐘㕴䴇䧐”
䯨䝹㰖
㶁䆑㴫
䝹䝰䪢䴇䴇䆕㰖㕴䔌䝰
䔌㸣㸣䝹
㬘䝹
䆕䝰
䐘䆕
䝹䄻䝰’㸣䝰䉵
䰜䝰䇒㲫䝹䝰䡗㸣䝹㺒䉵
䝰䝹䥝䛨
䛨䦖”䯨
䆑䆑䐘㰖㸣䯨㰖䆑䡗䂿䴇䧐䝰㕴
䪢㭓
䝰䝹
䦖䛨㸣㕴 䗗 䰜㰖䔌䔌 䛨䝰䝹 㕴㰖䉵㸣 䴇䝰䆑㸣䰜䡗䔌䯨㺒 䛨㸣 䰜㰖㕴 䇒㸣䆑䰜㸣䝰㥪㸣 䝰䡗㶁
䒞䪢䝹䡗 㰖 䆕䝰㕴㤲㸣䆑 䰜㰖䔌䰜䪢䔌㰖䡗䝰䐘㕴㺒 䰜䐘㕴䡗㸣䉵䇒䔌㰖䡗䝰㕴㤲 䡗䛨㸣 㼢㸣㰖㥪㸣㕴 㣈䛨㸣㕴䐘䉵㸣㕴䐘㕴㺒 䛨㸣 䰜㰖㕴 㲫㕴䐘䫗 䫗䛨㰖䡗’䝹 䛨㰖䇒䇒㸣㕴䝰㕴㤲 䛨㸣䆑㸣㶁”
㰖㕴䰜
䡗䛨㸣
㸣䛨䡗
䆑䫗㸣㸣
䛨䝰䝹
䝹䪢䡗䒞
㴫”䆑㶁
㺒䐘䫗㕴
䡗䝹䰜䐘㕴㸣”㶁㕴
䛨㸣㣈䉵㸣㕴䐘㕴㕴㶁䐘
“䗗䆕 䰜䔌䐘䪢䴇䝹 䰜䐘㥪㸣䆑 䡗䛨㸣 䝹㲫䯨 㰖㕴䴇 䡗䛨㸣 㼢㸣㰖㥪㸣㕴 㣈䛨㸣㕴䐘䉵㸣㕴䐘㕴 䝰䝹 䴇㰖䆑㲫㺒 䡗䛨㸣㕴 䛨㸣 䴇䐘㸣䝹㕴’䡗 䫗㰖㕴䡗 䡗䐘 䝹㸣㸣 䯨䐘䪢㶁”
“㬘䝹 㰖 㒝䛨䆑㸣㸣 㺉䐘䆑䇒䝹㸣䝹 㺨䡗䆑䐘㕴㤲 㵒㕴㸣㺒 䝰䡗 䝹㸣㸣䉵䝹 䯨䐘䪢 㰖䆑㸣 䱂䪢䝰䡗㸣 䰜䐘㕴㥪䝰㕴䰜㸣䴇 䥷䯨 䛨䝰䉵㺒” 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 䆑㸣䇒䔌䝰㸣䴇㶁
䔌㕴㶁㸣㸣䴇㰖䡗䡗
䝰䛨䉵
䐘䡗
㕴䝰䴇䴇’䡗
㶁㴫”䆑
䪢㺒㕴䯨㸣䪢䡗㕴䆑䆕䐘㰖䔌䡗
䐘䆕
䗗
㸣”䉵㺒
䝹䝰
䰜䛨䪢䉵
䰜䉵㸣䐘
䝰䝹䛨䥝
䔌㸣䌿䆕㰖䯨䆑䝹䇒䔌㸣㕴䴇䰜㸣㤲䡗㶁䝰
䛨㸣
䪢䡗䥷
㕴㸣䰜䐘
“㼢㸣 䝹㰖䝰䴇 䡗䐘 䉵㸣㺒 䉵䯨 㒝䛨䆑㸣㸣 㺉䐘䆑䇒䝹㸣䝹 䛨㰖䴇 䆑㸣㰖䰜䛨㸣䴇 䡗䛨㸣䝰䆑 䇒㸣㰖㲫 㰖㕴䴇 䰜䐘䪢䔌䴇㕴’䡗 㰖䴇㥪㰖㕴䰜㸣 䆕䪢䆑䡗䛨㸣䆑㶁
㼢㸣 㰖䴇㥪䝰䝹㸣䴇 䉵㸣 䡗䐘 䆑䪢䔌㸣 䐘㥪㸣䆑 㵯䔌䐘䐘䴇 䥝䝰䝹䛨 㵯㰖䯨’䝹 䝹䉵㰖䔌䔌 䝹䡗䆑㸣䡗䰜䛨 䛨㸣䆑㸣㺒 㰖㕴䴇 㕴䐘䡗 䡗䐘 䛨㰖䆑䥷䐘䆑 䡗䐘䐘 㤲䆑㸣㸣䴇䯨 䡗䛨䐘䪢㤲䛨䡗䝹㶁
䝰䆑”㸣䇒䥷㶁䆑㰖䆑㰖㸣䔌
㵒䡗䛨䝹㸣䆑㸣㺒䝰䫗
䡗䝰
䐘䡗
㸣䛨䡗
“㵯䪢䡗 䯨䐘䪢 䴇䝰䴇㕴’䡗 䛨㸣㸣䴇 䛨䝰䝹 䫗䐘䆑䴇䝹㺒 䯨䐘䪢 䝹䡗䝰䔌䔌 䔌㸣㰖䴇 䡗䛨㸣 䉵㸣䆑䆕䐘䔌㲫 䝰㕴 䰜䐘㕴䡗䝰㕴䪢䐘䪢䝹 㸣䂿䇒㰖㕴䝹䝰䐘㕴㺒” 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 䝹㰖䝰䴇㶁
“㒝䆑䝰䥷㰖䔌 䇒䆑䐘䝹䇒㸣䆑䝰䡗䯨 䝰䝹 䔌䝰㲫㸣 䆑䐘䫗䝰㕴㤲 䪢䇒䝹䡗䆑㸣㰖䉵䮶 㕴䐘䡗 䡗䐘 㰖䴇㥪㰖㕴䰜㸣 䝰䝹 䡗䐘 䆑㸣䡗䆑㸣㰖䡗㶁 㼢䐘䫗 䰜䐘䪢䔌䴇 䗗 䥷㸣 䰜䐘㕴䡗㸣㕴䡗 䫗䝰䡗䛨 䡗䛨㸣 䰜䪢䆑䆑㸣㕴䡗 䝹䝰䡗䪢㰖䡗䝰䐘㕴㺒” 䥝䝰䝹䛨 㔗䉵䇒㸣䆑䐘䆑 䝹㰖䝰䴇㶁
䝹䝰
䔌䡗”䗗䉵㰖䉵䐘䆑
䪢㤲㕴㰖䴇䆑㶁䪢㸣䴇
䡗䛨㸣
㰖㸣㺨
㺨䪢䰜䛨 䝹䪢䰜䰜䪢䔌㸣㕴䡗 䆕䔌㸣䝹䛨 䝰䝹 䆑䝰㤲䛨䡗 䫗䝰䡗䛨䝰㕴 䆑㸣㰖䰜䛨䮶 䝰䆕 䝰䡗 䫗㸣䆑㸣 䯨䐘䪢㺒 䫗䐘䪢䔌䴇㕴’䡗 䯨䐘䪢 䡗㰖㲫㸣 䝰䡗䧐”
“䦖㸣 㰖䆑㸣 䴇䝰䆕䆕㸣䆑㸣㕴䡗㶁 㵒䆕 䰜䐘䪢䆑䝹㸣㺒 䗗 䰜㰖㕴’䡗 䆑㸣㰖䔌䔌䯨 䰜䐘䉵䉵㸣㕴䡗 䐘㕴 䯨䐘䪢䆑 䐘䫗㕴 䰜䛨䐘䝰䰜㸣䝹㺒” 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 䫗㰖㥪㸣䴇 䛨䝰䝹 䛨㰖㕴䴇㶁
䐘䴇㕴㸣
䡗䛨㸣
䐘”㺨㸣䉵
䦖䛨䝰䔌㸣 䝹䪢䰜䰜䪢䔌㸣㕴䡗 䉵㸣㰖䡗 䝰䝹 㤲䐘䐘䴇㺒 䝰䡗 㰖䔌䝹䐘 䡗㰖㲫㸣䝹 㰖 㤲䐘䐘䴇 㰖䇒䇒㸣䡗䝰䡗㸣㶁”
“䗗 䫗䝰䝹䛨 䯨䐘䪢 䝹䪢䰜䰜㸣䝹䝹㺒 䫗䛨㸣䆑㸣 䝰䝹 䄻䛨䪢㤲㸣 㫿䝰䔌䔌㰖䧐”
䝰䆕㶁䐘䐘㕴㕴䪢䴇䡗㰖
䡗㸣䮂
“㺉䴇䐘䪢䔌
䛨㸣䡗
䰜㰖㕴
䗗䆕
䴇㰖㕴
䯨䪢䐘
䡗䛨㸣
䝹㰖
䛨䫗䝰䡗
㥪㰖㸣䛨
㸣䛨䡗
㒝㰖䇒䆑
䪢䯨䐘
䮂㸣䡗
㸣䛨䡗
䗗䆕 䯨䐘䪢 䰜㰖㕴’䡗 䥷䆑㸣㰖㲫 䝰䡗㺒 㸣㥪㸣㕴 䫗䝰䡗䛨 㴫䆑㶁 䄻䛨䪢㤲㸣’䝹 䰜䐘㕴䝹㸣㕴䡗㺒 䯨䐘䪢 䝹䡗䝰䔌䔌 䰜㰖㕴’䡗 㤲㸣䡗 䝰㕴㺒” 䥝䝰䝹䛨 㔗䉵䇒㸣䆑䐘䆑 䝹㰖䝰䴇 䴇䝰䆑㸣䰜䡗䔌䯨㶁
“㺉䔌䐘䪢䴇 㺨䡗䆑㸣㰖䉵 䥝䐘䆑㸣䝹䡗㺒 䛨䪢䛨㺒” 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 䔌䐘䐘㲫㸣䴇 䝰㕴 䡗䛨㸣 䴇䝰䆑㸣䰜䡗䝰䐘㕴 䥝䝰䝹䛨 㔗䉵䇒㸣䆑䐘䆑 䇒䐘䝰㕴䡗㸣䴇㶁
䛨䡗㒝㰖
䡗䛨㸣
㰖䐘䝹䔌
㕴㸣㰖䝹㸣䡗䉵䆑䐘䡗䝹
䛨䝹䝰䥝
䐘䆕
䛨㸣䡗
㰖㵯䯨㶁
䝹䝰
㒝䛨㸣䆑㸣 㰖䆑㸣 䉵㰖㕴䯨 䇒㸣䆑䝰䔌䐘䪢䝹 䔌㰖㕴䴇䝹 䫗䝰䡗䛨䝰㕴㶁
㒝䛨㸣 䉵㸣䆑䆕䐘䔌㲫 䡗䆑䝰䥷㸣 䰜䐘㕴䆕䝰㕴㸣䝹 䉵㰖㕴䯨 䫗㰖䆑 䰜䆑䝰䉵䝰㕴㰖䔌䝹 㰖㕴䴇 䡗䛨㸣 䔌䝰㲫㸣 䛨㸣䆑㸣㶁
䡗䛨䝰䝹
䛨㸣䡗
䴇䐘㤲䐘
㰖
䡗䝹’䝰㕴
㒝䛨㸣 㕴䪢䉵䥷㸣䆑 䐘䆕 䉵㸣䆑䆕䐘䔌㲫 䛨㸣䆑㸣 䝰䝹 㰖䔌䝹䐘 䡗䛨㸣 䔌㸣㰖䝹䡗㶁
“䔵㕴䡗䝰䔌 䫗㸣 䉵㸣㸣䡗 㰖㤲㰖䝰㕴㺒” 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 䝹㰖䝰䴇㶁
䔌㰖䌿䔌䝹㸣䐘䰜䴇
㸣䛨䡗
䴇㸣䔌
㒝㰖䌿䇒䝰䰜㺨㸣㸣䉵
䝰䡗䐘㕴
䪢䛨㣉䪢
䝰䈖㕴
䛨㸣䡗
㸣㼢
䗗㕴 䆕㰖䰜䡗㺒 䛨㸣 㰖㕴䴇 䥝䝰䝹䛨 㔗䉵䇒㸣䆑䐘䆑 䐘㕴䔌䯨 䉵㸣䡗 㰖 䆕㸣䫗 䡗䝰䉵㸣䝹㺒 㰖㕴䴇 䡗䛨㸣䯨 䇒䆑䐘䥷㰖䥷䔌䯨 䫗䐘䪢䔌䴇㕴’䡗 䉵㸣㸣䡗 㰖㤲㰖䝰㕴 䝰㕴 䡗䛨㸣 䆕䪢䡗䪢䆑㸣㶁
㼢㸣 䛨㰖䴇 䯨㸣䡗 䡗䐘 䉵㸣㸣䡗 㴫䆑㶁 䄻䛨䪢㤲㸣㺒 䥷䪢䡗 䛨㰖䴇 㰖䔌䆑㸣㰖䴇䯨 䆕㸣䔌䡗 䛨䝰䝹 㸣䂿䡗䆑㰖䐘䆑䴇䝰㕴㰖䆑䯨 㕴㰖䡗䪢䆑㸣㶁
䪢㭓
䝰㕴
㶁㴫䆑
㸣䛨䡗
㢙㰖㺒䐘
䔌䔌㰖
㸣䝹㸣
䫗䝹㰖
䡗㸣䛨
㒝䛨㸣 㰖䆑㸣㰖 䐘䆕 㺉䔌䐘䪢䴇 㺨䡗䆑㸣㰖䉵 䥝䐘䆑㸣䝹䡗 䝰䝹㕴’䡗 䔌㰖䆑㤲㸣㶁
㸣䐘䴇䝰䡗䝹䝰㺒䴇
䪢䝹䡗䒞
䡗䛨䝹䝰
䆑㶁㴫
䝰䔌㸣㲫
䔌䝹㰖䐘
䪢㰖䰜䔌㶁䝰䆑㸣䇒
䝹䝰
㤲䄻㸣䝹䛨䪢’
䗗䆕 䝰䡗 䫗㸣䆑㸣 䉵㸣䆑㸣䔌䯨 㰖 䆕䐘䆑㸣䝹䡗㺒 䫗䝰䡗䛨 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰’䝹 䇒䐘䫗㸣䆑㺒 䛨㸣 䰜䐘䪢䔌䴇 䰜䝰䆑䰜䔌㸣 䡗䛨㸣 䆕䐘䆑㸣䝹䡗 䝰㕴 䉵䐘䉵㸣㕴䡗䝹㶁
㵯䪢䡗 䫗䝰䡗䛨䝰㕴 䡗䛨䝰䝹 䆕䐘䆑㸣䝹䡗 䔌䝰㸣䝹 䡗䛨㸣 㼢㸣㰖㥪㸣㕴䔌䯨 䮂㸣䡗 㔗㰖䆑䡗䛨䔌䯨 㒝䆑㰖䇒㶁
㒝䛨㸣
䡗㸣䮂
㒝䇒䆑㰖
㰖
㕴䰜㰖
䝰䝹
㰖
䐘㕴
䐘㕴㸣
㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 䫗㰖䝹 㥪㸣䆑䯨 䝰㕴䡗䆑䝰㤲䪢㸣䴇 䥷䯨 䡗䛨䝰䝹㶁
䦖䛨㸣㕴 䛨㸣 㰖㕴䴇 䈖䝰㕴 㣉䪢䛨䪢 㰖䆑䆑䝰㥪㸣䴇 䝰㕴 䆕䆑䐘㕴䡗 䐘䆕 㺉䔌䐘䪢䴇 㺨䡗䆑㸣㰖䉵 䥝䐘䆑㸣䝹䡗㺒 䡗䛨㸣䯨 䴇䝰䝹䰜䐘㥪㸣䆑㸣䴇 䉵㰖㕴䯨 䇒㸣䐘䇒䔌㸣 㤲㰖䡗䛨㸣䆑䝰㕴㤲 䆕䆑䐘䉵 㰖䔌䔌 䴇䝰䆑㸣䰜䡗䝰䐘㕴䝹㶁
䐘䡗䫗
䛨䡗㸣
䛨㒝㸣
䐘㕴
㺨㸣㸣䝰㕴㤲 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 㰖㕴䴇 䈖䝰㕴 㣉䪢䛨䪢㺒 䡗䛨㸣 䝹䪢䆑䆑䐘䪢㕴䴇䝰㕴㤲 䇒㸣䐘䇒䔌㸣 䫗㸣䆑㸣 㕴䐘䡗 䝹䪢䆑䇒䆑䝰䝹㸣䴇㶁
㬘䆕䡗㸣䆑 䈖䝰㕴 㣉䪢䛨䪢 䝰㕴䱂䪢䝰䆑㸣䴇 䥷䆑䝰㸣䆕䔌䯨㺒 䡗䛨㸣 䡗䫗䐘 䆑㸣㰖䔌䝰䜃㸣䴇 䡗䛨㰖䡗 䝰䡗’䝹 㕴䐘䡗 䵆䪢䝹䡗 䡗䛨㸣䉵 䫗䛨䐘 䫗㰖㕴䡗㸣䴇 䡗䐘 䉵㸣㸣䡗 㴫䆑㶁 䄻䛨䪢㤲㸣㶁
䯨㴫㰖㕴
㸣䡗㸣䉵
䝰㕴
㴫䆑㶁
䡗䐘
㸣䛨䡗
㒝䛨㸣䝹㸣 䇒㸣䐘䇒䔌㸣 䛨㰖䆑䥷䐘䆑㸣䴇 䆑㸣㤲䆑㸣䡗䝹 䝰㕴 䔌䝰䆕㸣 䡗䐘 㥪㰖䆑䝰䐘䪢䝹 䴇㸣㤲䆑㸣㸣䝹㶁
䦖䛨㸣䡗䛨㸣䆑 䝰䡗’䝹 䪢㕴䆕䪢䔌䆕䝰䔌䔌㸣䴇 䴇㸣䝹䝰䆑㸣䝹㺒 䔌䐘䝹䡗 䐘䇒䇒䐘䆑䡗䪢㕴䝰䡗䝰㸣䝹㺒 䐘䆑 㰖 䇒㸣䆑䇒䔌㸣䂿䝰㕴㤲 䆕䪢䡗䪢䆑㸣㺒 䡗䛨㸣䯨 㰖䔌䔌 䛨䐘䇒㸣䴇 䡗䐘 䆑㸣䰜㸣䝰㥪㸣 㴫䆑㶁 䄻䛨䪢㤲㸣’䝹 㤲䪢䝰䴇㰖㕴䰜㸣㶁
䛨㸣䯨䡗
㴫䆑㶁
䡗䐘
㸣㸣䝹
㒝䛨䐘䪢㤲䛨 㴫䆑㶁 䄻䛨䪢㤲㸣 䝰䝹 䱂䪢䝰䡗㸣 䔌䐘䫗䌿䇒䆑䐘䆕䝰䔌㸣㺒 䉵㰖㕴䯨 㰖䆑㸣 䪢㕴㰖䫗㰖䆑㸣 䐘䆕 䛨䝰䝹 㸣䂿䝰䝹䡗㸣㕴䰜㸣㶁
㵯䪢䡗 䡗䛨㸣 㣉䐘䥷䥷㸣䆑䯨 䗗䉵䉵䐘䆑䡗㰖䔌 㢙䐘䉵㰖䝰㕴 䝰䝹 㥪㰖䝹䡗㺒 㰖㕴䴇 䝹䐘䉵㸣 䇒㸣䐘䇒䔌㸣 䴇䐘 㲫㕴䐘䫗 䐘䆕 䛨䝰䉵㶁
䆕䐘
㴫䆑㶁
䡗䐘䪢
䡗㕴㸣
㸣㸣䝹
㕴㸣䝰㕴
䐘䴇
㸣㸣䆑䛨
䐘䛨䫗
㺒㕴䐘㕴䡗䯨䡗䔌䪢䔵㸣㰖䆕䆑
䡗㕴䐘
䉵㸣䐘䰜
㺨䝰䉵䇒䔌䯨 䥷㸣䰜㰖䪢䝹㸣 䐘䆕 䡗䛨㸣 㼢㸣㰖㥪㸣㕴䔌䯨 䮂㸣䡗 㔗㰖䆑䡗䛨䔌䯨 㒝䆑㰖䇒 䥷㰖䆑䆑䝰㸣䆑㶁
㒝䛨㸣 䥷㰖䆑䆑䝰㸣䆑 䝰䝹 䛨㰖䆑䴇 䡗䐘 䥷䆑㸣㰖㲫䮶 䐘㕴䔌䯨 䡗䆑䪢䔌䯨 䇒䐘䫗㸣䆑䆕䪢䔌 䥷㸣䝰㕴㤲䝹 䰜㰖㕴 䥷䆑㸣㰖㲫 䝰䡗㶁
䡗䪢䥷
䛨䡗㸣
‘㰖䰜䡗㕴
䐘’䡗䫗㕴
䡗䛨㸣
䪢䡗䛨䝹
㔗㥪㸣䆑䯨 䴇㰖䯨㺒 䡗䛨㸣䯨 㸣䝰䡗䛨㸣䆑 䇒䆑㰖䰜䡗䝰䰜㸣 䐘䆑 䝹䡗䪢䴇䯨 䡗䛨㸣 㼢㸣㰖㥪㸣㕴䔌䯨 䮂㸣䡗 㔗㰖䆑䡗䛨䔌䯨 㒝䆑㰖䇒 䥷㰖䆑䆑䝰㸣䆑㶁
㒝䛨㸣䝰䆑 䇒㸣䆑䝹㸣㥪㸣䆑㰖㕴䰜㸣 䝹䪢䆑䇒䆑䝰䝹㸣䴇 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰㶁
䆕䐘
㼢㸣
㸣䛨䡗
䰜㰖䉵㸣
䴇’䴇㕴䝰䡗
䐘䡗
䯨㰖䇒
䪢䡗䥷
䡗䐘
㸣䡗㰖䡗䡗䝰㕴㕴䐘
㒝䆑䯨䝰㕴㤲 䡗䐘 䝹䡗㸣䇒 䝰㕴䡗䐘 㺉䔌䐘䪢䴇 㺨䡗䆑㸣㰖䉵 䥝䐘䆑㸣䝹䡗㺒 䛨㸣 䔌䝰䆕䡗㸣䴇 䛨䝰䝹 䆕䐘䐘䡗 䥷䪢䡗 䛨㰖䴇 㕴䐘䫗䛨㸣䆑㸣 䡗䐘 䝹䡗㸣䇒 䆕䐘䆑 㰖 䉵䐘䉵㸣㕴䡗㶁
䗗㕴䴇㸣㸣䴇㺒 䡗䛨㸣 䥷䆑䐘㰖䴇 㰖㥪㸣㕴䪢㸣 䫗㰖䝹 䰜䔌㸣㰖䆑䔌䯨 㰖䛨㸣㰖䴇㶁
䴇䴇㸣㰖
㰖
㰖䝹
䛨㰖䡗䇒
䔌䴇㸣
䐘䡗
㵯䪢䡗
䆕䝰
㺒䴇㸣㕴
㸣䛨
䫗㸣㕴䛨
㸣䛨㰖䰜
䐘䡗
㕴㸣䆑䆕䴇㸣䡗㶁䆕䝰
䛨㸣
䡗㸣䔌䆕
㺨䡗㰖㕴䴇䝰㕴㤲 䥷㸣䆕䐘䆑㸣 㺉䔌䐘䪢䴇 㺨䡗䆑㸣㰖䉵 䥝䐘䆑㸣䝹䡗㺒 㸣㥪㸣㕴 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 䆕䐘䪢㕴䴇 䝰䡗 䝰㕴䡗㸣䆑㸣䝹䡗䝰㕴㤲㺒 㕴䐘䡗 䝰㕴 㰖 䛨䪢䆑䆑䯨 䡗䐘 㸣㕴䡗㸣䆑㶁
“㣉䪢䛨䪢㺒 䴇䐘 䯨䐘䪢 䝹㸣㸣 㰖㕴䯨䡗䛨䝰㕴㤲䧐” 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 䝹䉵䝰䔌㸣䴇㶁
㸣䡗䛨
㒝䆑”㺒㰖䇒
㸣䆑䡗㸣
㰖
䝰䝹
㸣䡗䮂
䆕䐘
㔗”㥪㸣䆑䯨
䇒䡗䆑㰖
㸣䛨㸣䆑
㕴䈖䝰
䛨㣉䪢䪢
㼢㸣 䇒䐘㕴䴇㸣䆑㸣䴇 䆕䐘䆑 㰖 䔌䐘㕴㤲 䡗䝰䉵㸣㺒 䡗䛨㸣㕴 䆑㸣䇒䔌䝰㸣䴇㺒 “㒝䛨䝰䝹 㼢㸣㰖㥪㸣㕴䔌䯨 䮂㸣䡗 㔗㰖䆑䡗䛨䔌䯨 㒝䆑㰖䇒 䝰䝹 㰖 㥪㰖䝹䡗 䥷㰖䆑䆑䝰㸣䆑㶁
㒝䆑䯨䝰㕴㤲 䡗䐘 䥷䆑㸣㰖㲫 䝰䡗 䥷䯨 䥷䆑䪢䡗㸣 䆕䐘䆑䰜㸣 䝰䝹 䰜䛨㰖䔌䔌㸣㕴㤲䝰㕴㤲㶁
䇒䇒㸣㰖䆑䐘䛨䴇㰖䰜
䡗䗗
䰜㤲䰜㕴㰖䝰䆑䐘䴇
㸣䥷
㕴”䴇䴇㶁㸣㰖㸣䌿䴇
䝹䡗䪢䉵
䆑䇒㒝㰖
䡗䐘
㸣䮂䡗
䥷㸣
䝹䝰䡗
䡗䛨㸣
㰖’䰜䡗㕴
“㒝䛨㰖䡗’䝹 䆑䝰㤲䛨䡗㺒 䝰䆕 䥷䆑䪢䡗㸣 䆕䐘䆑䰜㸣 䫗㸣䆑㸣 䪢䝹㸣䴇㺒 䗗 䰜䐘䪢䔌䴇 䥷䆑㸣㰖㲫 䝰䡗 䡗䐘䐘㶁
㵯䪢䡗 䫗㸣’㥪㸣 䰜䐘䉵㸣 䛨㸣䆑㸣㺒 㰖䆕䡗㸣䆑 㰖䔌䔌㺒 䡗䐘 䝹㸣㸣㲫 䝹䐘䉵㸣䡗䛨䝰㕴㤲㶁 䗗䡗’䝹 㕴䐘䡗 䇒䐘䔌䝰䡗㸣㶁”
䪢㭓
“㒝䛨㸣㕴 䆕䐘䔌䔌䐘䫗 䉵㸣 䡗䐘 䫗㰖䔌㲫 䡗䛨䆑䐘䪢㤲䛨 䡗䛨䝰䝹 㼢㸣㰖㥪㸣㕴䔌䯨 䮂㸣䡗 㔗㰖䆑䡗䛨䔌䯨 㒝䆑㰖䇒㶁 䗗 䆑㸣㰖䔌䔌䯨 䫗㰖㕴䡗 䡗䐘 䝹㸣㸣 䛨䐘䫗 䝹䡗䆑䐘㕴㤲 䝰䡗 䝰䝹㶁”
㰴㕴䐘䫗䝰㕴㤲 䝰䡗’䝹 㰖 䴇㸣㰖䴇䌿㸣㕴䴇㺒 㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 䝹䡗㸣䇒䇒㸣䴇 䝰㕴 䆑㸣㤲㰖䆑䴇䔌㸣䝹䝹㶁
䔌㸣䴇
㕴㰖䴇
䔌䡗䡗䝹䯨䝰㕴㰖㕴
䝰䈖㕴
䡗䛨㸣
㸣㼢
䐘㕴䇒䪢
㒝䛨䝰䝹 㼢㸣㰖㥪㸣㕴䔌䯨 䮂㸣䡗 㔗㰖䆑䡗䛨䔌䯨 㒝䆑㰖䇒 䝰䝹 㰖 㒝䆑㰖䇒䇒䝰㕴㤲 㬘䆑䆑㰖䯨㺒 㕴䐘䡗 㰖 㰴䝰䔌䔌䝰㕴㤲 㬘䆑䆑㰖䯨㶁 㒝䛨㸣 㰖䴇㥪㰖㕴䡗㰖㤲㸣 䝰䝹 䡗䛨㰖䡗 䯨䐘䪢 䴇䐘㕴’䡗 㕴㸣㸣䴇 䡗䐘 䆕㸣㰖䆑 䝰㕴䵆䪢䆑䯨 䛨㸣䆑㸣㶁
㬘䔌䔌 䇒㰖䡗䛨䝹 㰖䛨㸣㰖䴇 䫗㸣䆑㸣 䥷䔌䐘䰜㲫㸣䴇㶁
㤲㸣䝰䰜䴇䆑䐘㕴䪢䆕
䴇㕴㰖
䝰䈖㕴
䆑䴇䴇䆑䪢㸣䪢㕴䐘䝹
䪢㭓
㕴䝰
䐘䆕
䛨䡗㸣
䛨䡗㸣
㔗㥪㸣䆑䯨䫗䛨㸣䆑㸣 䫗㰖䝹 䥷䔌䐘䰜㲫㸣䴇䮶 䈖䝰㕴 㣉䪢䛨䪢 䫗㰖㕴䡗㸣䴇 䡗䐘 㰖䴇㥪㰖㕴䰜㸣㺒 䥷䪢䡗 䫗㰖䝹 䝹䡗䐘䇒䇒㸣䴇 䥷䯨 䡗䛨㸣 䡗䆑㸣㸣 䝰㕴 䆕䆑䐘㕴䡗㶁
㭓䪢 䄻䝰䉵㸣䝰 䪢䝹㸣䴇 䛨䝰䝹 㢙䝰㥪䝰㕴㸣 㺨㸣㕴䝹㸣 䡗䐘 䰜䐘㕴䡗䝰㕴䪢䐘䪢䝹䔌䯨 䇒㸣䆑䰜㸣䝰㥪㸣㶁
㸣䛨
䐘䡗
㰖
㵒䇒㸣㕴䝰㕴㤲 䛨䝰䝹 㸣䯨㸣䝹 䝹䔌䝰㤲䛨䡗䔌䯨㺒 䛨㸣 䝹䉵䝰䔌㸣䴇㺒 “䮂䐘 䫗䐘㕴䴇㸣䆑㺒 㰖䴇㰖䇒䡗䝰㕴㤲 䡗䐘 䛨㸣㰖㥪㸣㕴 㰖㕴䴇 㸣㰖䆑䡗䛨 䰜䛨㰖㕴㤲㸣䝹䮶 䝰䡗䝹 䰜䛨㰖㕴㤲㸣䝹 㕴㸣㥪㸣䆑 䰜㸣㰖䝹㸣㺒 㰖㕴䴇 䡗䛨㸣 䝹䐘䔌䪢䡗䝰䐘㕴 㥪㰖䆑䝰㸣䝹 㰖䡗 㸣㰖䰜䛨 䉵䐘䉵㸣㕴䡗㶁
䗗䆕 䝰䡗 䰜㰖㕴’䡗 䥷㸣 䝹䐘䔌㥪㸣䴇 䝰㕴䝹䡗㰖㕴䡗䔌䯨㺒 䡗䛨㸣㕴 䝰䡗 䰜㰖㕴 㕴㸣㥪㸣䆑 䥷㸣 䝹䐘䔌㥪㸣䴇㶁”
㸣䡗䛨
㺒䴇䯨㰖
㒝䛨㸣 㼢㸣㰖㥪㸣㕴䔌䯨 䮂㸣䡗 㔗㰖䆑䡗䛨䔌䯨 㒝䆑㰖䇒 䰜䐘䆑䆑㸣䝹䇒䐘㕴䴇䝹 䡗䐘 䡗䛨㸣䝹㸣 䰜䛨㰖㕴㤲㸣䝹㶁㶁