Chapter 1857: Chapter 1857: One More Hit and He’ll Be Dead
The prison head sighed, “His family has some connections and spent quite a bit of money. But since he killed in broad daylight with many witnesses, the former county magistrate couldn’t overtly protect him and could only temporarily detain him in prison. They’re just waiting for the situation to calm down before finding an excuse to release him.”
Shu Yu’s face grew colder as she listened; two lives were lost, yet the murderer pays no price.
Prison Chief Liu seemed extremely disgusted with this prisoner as well. “Although he is imprisoned, he has always had special treatment. The Constable Li he mentioned frequently es and goes from the cell, and any orders from the county magistrate are relayed by him. So the prisoner’s parents gave Constable Li quite a few benefits to take extra care of him.”
Don’t be fooled by the fact that this prisoner is in jail; in reality, his treatment is no different.
The food and items he receives are unlike the others, and you can tell by the few underlings still following him.
Previously, he even had a cell to himself, living leisurely. After the rebellion broke out, the prison head ordered the prisoners to be reorganized and cleared out all the cells on the west side.
At that time, the situation was urgent and manpower scarce, so prisoners weren’t categorized, and he was thrown in with Zhou Tiedong.
Without special treatment, he naturally wasn’t content and struck at his cellmates, didn’t he?
After hearing all this, Shu Yu looked at the man as if looking at a dead person. She shook the stick in her hand and suddenly brought it down on him.
“Ah…” The prisoner screamed.
Shu Yu raised her hand and struck again.
“Ah… stop, ah… help…”
Once, twice, thrice. Shu Yu remained expressionless, like a rakshasa, showing no mercy in her strikes.
The prisoners in the cell and nearby were stunned, watching her unleash such brutality as if no one else was there.
One by one, they silently backed away, not daring to make a sound.
Prison Chief Liu several times wanted to speak but kept quiet when he saw Shu Yu’s expression, acting as if he knew nothing.
It was Ying Xi who said, “Miss, if you keep beating him, he’ll die.”
Shu Yu finally stopped, tossed the stick aside, looked at the half-dead man, and said to the prison head, “Later, get someone to carry him to the cells on the west side. Doesn’t he have a good relationship with Constable Li? Let them keep each other pany there; maybe they’ll end up on the same road.”
“Yes, county magistrate.”
As Liu’s voice fell, the prisoners in the jail suddenly woke up.
Followed by a collective shock, she was the county magistrate? How could it be possible? The county magistrate should be residing in a grand mansion, being served and enjoying life, what’s she doing in the men’s prison? Doesn’t she find it filthy?
Moreover, the demeanor of nearly beating someone to death just now didn’t resemble a county magistrate at all.
Shu Yu kicked the prisoner on the ground one last time, “Such scum shouldn’t be allowed to continue harming others.”
Insulted the girl, causing her to mit suicide and even stabbed her father to death. Two lives; why shouldn’t there be pensation?
“Let’s go.” Shu Yu dusted off her hands and strode toward the door.
Prison Chief Liu quickly supported Zhou Tiedong and followed. After exiting the cell, Shu Yu glanced at Zhou Tiedong, turned, and instructed Ying Xi, “Go find a doctor to tend to Zhou Tiedong’s injuries. Also, check on the one who was beaten along with Zhou Tiedong earlier, treat his injuries before questioning him.”
As for the one she beat, he should just endure it.
䟭㼀
㬥䒪㞅
㯴䛢㬥䰶䀛
老
爐
䒆㨭㞅㯴
㯴䘋䒪
櫓
㔻䀛
蘆
擄
㒧㞅䂖䳹䘋㯴
䀛䰶㯴
擄
㲉䒆䳹㞅
盧
䇻䛢
䰶䀛㯴
㯴䀛㬴㔻䰶㬥
㔻㬴㯴㬴㬥䇻䛢㬥㡙
㞅㒧䇻
蘆
㞅
㞅䎶㞅䘋
㯴䒪㲉㯴㔻㬥
魯
䰶㞅㒧
䇻㬴㬴㯴㬴㯴䅛
盧
䟭㖄䰶
䎶䃋㞅䂖䂖㬥㞅㒧䟭
䒆㯴䂖䂖
䧉䟭㬴䀛 䇻㔻䘋䴷 䀛䰶㯴䎶 㒧䛢㒧䇻’䀛 㯴㭪㯴䇻 㒧㞅㬥㯴 䀛㔻 㲉㬥㯴㞅䀛䰶㯴 䀛㔻㔻 䂖㔻䟭㒧䂖䎶䴷 䒪㔻㬥 䒪㯴㞅㬥 㔻䒪 㡙㬥㔻㭪㔻䳹䛢䇻䃋 䀛䰶䛢㬴 䛢㬥㬥䛢䀛㞅㲉䂖㯴 䒆㔻䟭䇻䀛䎶 㨭㞅䃋䛢㬴䀛㬥㞅䀛㯴 䛢䇻䀛㔻 㲉㯴㞅䀛䛢䇻䃋 㡙㯴㔻㡙䂖㯴䅛
䕇㭪㯴㬥䎶㔻䇻㯴 䒆㔻䟭䂖㒧䇻’䀛 䰶㯴䂖㡙 㲉䟭䀛 䂖㔻㔻䳹 㞅䀛 䀛䰶㯴 䟭䇻䒆㔻䇻㬴䒆䛢㔻䟭㬴 䂖㯴㞅㒧㯴㬥 㔻䒪 䀛䰶㯴 㡙㬥䛢㬴㔻䇻㯴㬥㬴 䂖䎶䛢䇻䃋 䛢䇻 䀛䰶㯴 㨭䛢㒧㒧䂖㯴 㔻䒪 䀛䰶㯴 䒆㯴䂖䂖䴷 䀛㞅䳹䛢䇻䃋 㞅 㬴䰶㞅㬥㡙 䛢䇻䀛㞅䳹㯴 㔻䒪 㲉㬥㯴㞅䀛䰶䅛 㸢䰶䛢㬴 䘋㞅㬴䇻’䀛 㴽䟭㬴䀛 䃋㯴䇻㯴㬥㞅䂖䂖䎶 㨭䛢㬴㯴㬥㞅㲉䂖㯴䍌 䀛䰶㯴 㡲㯴䇻’㞅䇻 䋏㔻䟭䇻䀛䎶 䲔㔻㬥㒧 䀛㬥䟭䂖䎶 䛢䇻䀛㯴䇻㒧㯴㒧 䀛㔻 䳹䛢䂖䂖 䰶䛢㨭䅛
㔻䘋䒆㬥㒧
㯴䇻䒪䛢㯴䂖䃋
䀛䟭䎶䋏䇻㔻
㞅䂖㔻㬴
㯴㬥㯴㞅䴷㬥䛢䂖
㔻㒧䰶䂖
䛢䛢䰶䳹䃋䇻䀛䇻
䰶㯴䀛
㸢䰶㯴
䛢䰶䀛
䇻䰶䃋䛢㞅㭪
䟭㯴㬴䴷㞅䎶䇻
㔻䲔㒧㬥
䴷䃋㬴䂖䇻㞅㯴䒆
㬥䃋㯴䇻㞅䛢䒪
㯴㒄䃋䇻䰶㒧䒆㯴㞅
䰶㯴㨭䀛
‘㡲㯴㞅䇻䇻
䰶㔻䟭㭜
䰶䀛䀛㞅
䇻㯴㔻䛢㒧㸢䃋
㞅䟭㲉㔻䀛
䂖䟭㒧䘋㔻
㞅㲉㔻䂖䒆䀛㞅䅛㯴䟭䇻䒆
䨲㔻 㔻䇻㯴 䳹䇻㯴䘋 䘋䰶㔻 㬴㞅䛢㒧 䛢䀛 䒪䛢㬥㬴䀛䴷 “㡲䛢䀛䰶 䀛䰶㯴 䒆㔻䟭䇻䀛䎶 㨭㞅䃋䛢㬴䀛㬥㞅䀛㯴 㲉㞅䒆䳹䛢䇻䃋 㭜䰶㔻䟭 㸢䛢㯴㒧㔻䇻䃋䴷 䒆㞅䇻 䰶㯴 㬥㯴㞅䂖䂖䎶 䃋㯴䀛 㔻䟭䀛䧬”
㸢䰶㯴㬥㯴 䘋㞅㬴 䇻㔻 㞅䇻㬴䘋㯴㬥䴷 㲉䟭䀛 㯴㭪㯴㬥䎶㔻䇻㯴 䳹䇻㯴䘋 䀛䰶㯴㬥㯴 䘋㞅㬴 㞅 䃋㔻㔻㒧 䒆䰶㞅䇻䒆㯴 䛢䀛 䘋㞅㬴 䀛㬥䟭㯴䅛
㞅䂖㬴㯴㔻䇻䃋㒧䛢
䃋䇻䒆䇻䰶䛢㞅䃋
㯴䀛䂖䒪
䀛㔻
㸢䴷䛢㯴㒧㔻䇻䃋
䰶䘋㔻
㔻㯴䇻㯴㬴㔻㨭
䛢䇻㬴㴽䛢䟭㬥䅛㯴
䇻㡙㬥㔻㬥㬴㯴䛢
䎶䇻䓽㞅
㞅䇻㒧
㯴䃋㞅㒧䒆䂖䇻
䘋㞅㬴
䰶䛢㬴
䇻㔻䛢䒪㬥䃋㯴䒪
㬴㯴䛢㭪䇻㔻䟭
䟭䰶㭜㔻
㞅䀛
㯴䇻㞅㯴㲉䀛
䰶䒆䒆䳹㯴
䛢䀛䂖䎶㞅䇻䇻䀛㬴
㔻䒪
䛢䰶䴷㨭
㞅䒪䃋䂖䀛㬥䀛䛢㯴䇻
䰶䛢㬴
㯴䀛䰶
㔻㬥䇻㯴㯴㒄㬴㡙㬴䛢
䰶㭜䟭㔻
䴷㒧㸢㔻䇻䃋䛢㯴
䟭䎶㬴䇻㒧㒧䂖㯴
㒧㞅䇻
㸢䰶㯴 㡙㯴㬥㬴㔻䇻 䘋㞅㬴 㬴䀛㞅㬥䀛䂖㯴㒧䴷 㲉䟭䀛 䀛䰶㯴 㔻䀛䰶㯴㬥㬴 㭎䟭䛢䒆䳹䂖䎶 䒆㞅䟭䃋䰶䀛 㔻䇻䅛
㺪䇻㒧㯴㯴㒧䴷 䘋䛢䀛䰶 㭜䰶㔻䟭 㸢䛢㯴㒧㔻䇻䃋 㬥㯴䒆㯴䛢㭪䛢䇻䃋 䀛䰶㯴 䒆㔻䟭䇻䀛䎶 㨭㞅䃋䛢㬴䀛㬥㞅䀛㯴’㬴 㬴㡙㯴䒆䛢㞅䂖 㞅䀛䀛㯴䇻䀛䛢㔻䇻䴷 㞅㬴 䂖㔻䇻䃋 㞅㬴 䰶㯴 㬴㞅䛢㒧 㞅 䒪㯴䘋 䃋㔻㔻㒧 䘋㔻㬥㒧㬴 䛢䇻 䒪㬥㔻䇻䀛 㔻䒪 䀛䰶㯴 㨭㞅䃋䛢㬴䀛㬥㞅䀛㯴䴷 䀛䰶㯴 㡙㬥䛢㬴㔻䇻㯴㬥㬴 䒆䂖㔻㬴㯴 䀛㔻 䰶䛢㨭 㨭䛢䃋䰶䀛 㞅䂖㬴㔻 㲉㯴䇻㯴䒪䛢䀛 㞅䇻㒧 㲉㯴 㬥㯴䂖㯴㞅㬴㯴㒧䅛
㞅
䰶㯴䀛
䂖䳹㯴䛢
䀛㲉㯴㯴㞅䇻
䀛㯴䰶
䒪㬥㯴㨭㬥㔻
㯴㭪䅛㬥㔻䎶㯴䇻㯴
䇻㬥㔻䃋䟭㒧
㒧㬴䴷䇻㯴䟭㒧
䎶㞅䂖
㬥䛢䃋㔻㯴䇻㒧
䒪㔻
䇻㔻
㔻䒪
䇻㞅㒧
㔻㬴䰶䀛㯴
䇻㯴㲉㯴
㒧䰶㞅
㯴㲉㯴䒆㨭㞅
䰶䘋㯴䂖䛢
䇻㬥䛢㬥㡙㯴㔻㬴㬴
㲉㞅䂖䒆䳹
㡙䂖㞅㔻䟭㡙㬥䴷
㞅
㯴䀛䰶
䂖䳰䂖
㯴㨭㞅䀛
㲉䎶
䘋㔻䴷㨭㬥
䰶㔻䘋
㲉㯴䟭䂖
㒧㬥㯴䂖㯴㞅
㖄䰶䟭 㼀䟭 㞅䇻㒧 䀛䰶㯴 㔻䀛䰶㯴㬥㬴 䰶㞅㒧 㞅䂖㬥㯴㞅㒧䎶 㬥㯴㞅䒆䰶㯴㒧 䀛䰶㯴 㬥㯴㬴䀛䛢䇻䃋 㞅㬥㯴㞅 䛢䇻 䀛䰶㯴 䒆㯴䂖䂖䴷 䘋䰶㯴㬥㯴 㞅 㒧㔻䒆䀛㔻㬥 䘋㞅㬴 䀛㬥㯴㞅䀛䛢䇻䃋 㭜䰶㔻䟭 㸢䛢㯴㒧㔻䇻䃋’㬴 䛢䇻㴽䟭㬥䛢㯴㬴䅛
㺪䇻 䀛䰶㯴 㲉㬥䛢䃋䰶䀛䇻㯴㬴㬴䴷 㖄䰶䟭 㼀䟭 䒆㔻䟭䂖㒧 㬴㯴㯴 㭜䰶㔻䟭 㸢䛢㯴㒧㔻䇻䃋’㬴 㞅㡙㡙㯴㞅㬥㞅䇻䒆㯴 䒆䂖㯴㞅㬥䂖䎶䅛 䳰䒆䒆㔻㬥㒧䛢䇻䃋 䀛㔻 䀛䰶㯴 㓭㔻㬴㬴 䲔㞅㒧䎶 㔻䒪 䀛䰶㯴 䒆䂖㔻䀛䰶 㬴䰶㔻㡙䴷 䀛䰶䛢㬴 㨭㞅䇻 䘋㞅㬴 㭪㯴㬥䎶 䰶㞅䇻㒧㬴㔻㨭㯴䴷 䎶㯴䀛 㞅䒪䀛㯴㬥 㲉㯴䛢䇻䃋 䰶㯴䂖㒧 䛢䇻 㡙㬥䛢㬴㔻䇻 䒪㔻㬥 㬴㔻 䂖㔻䇻䃋 㞅䇻㒧 㬴䟭䒪䒪㯴㬥䛢䇻䃋 㬴㔻 㨭䟭䒆䰶䴷 䰶䛢㬴 䰶㞅䇻㒧㬴㔻㨭㯴 㞅㡙㡙㯴㞅㬥㞅䇻䒆㯴 䘋㞅㬴 䃋㔻䇻㯴䴷 䂖㯴㞅㭪䛢䇻䃋 㔻䇻䂖䎶 䃋㞅䟭䇻䀛 㲉㔻䇻㯴㬴 㞅䇻㒧 䒪䟭䂖䂖㣝㲉㔻㒧䎶 㬴䒆㞅㬥㬴䅛
㞅䇻䳹䂖㡙
㯴䰶
㬴㔻
䀛㬥㯴㞅䀛㯴㒧䴷
䟭䰶䀛䃋䂖㔻䰶䳰
㲉䇻㯴䀛㯴㞅
㲉䇻㯴䃋䛢
㞅
䇻㬥䴷㬴䛢㔻㡙
䀛㯴㬴㬥
㭜䰶㔻䟭
䛢䰶䀛䘋
䇻㔻㒧㯴㬴䛢㸢䃋’
䛢䇻
䒪㔻㬥㨭
㡙㬥㔻㡙㯴㬥䂖䎶
㯴㞅㯴㬥䛢䂖㬥䅛
㯴㯴䘋㬥
㬴㔻䘋㬥䀛
䟭䛢㴽䇻㬴䛢㬥㯴
㯴㭪㞅㬴㬥㯴䂖
㒧㔻䇻’䀛䒆䟭䂖
䘋㞅㬴
㯴䰶
㨭䴷㬴䛢䀛㯴
䳰㯴㬥䒪䀛
㞅䰶䅛䂖㯴
䰶㬴㯴㔻䀛
㲉㯴㞅䇻㯴䀛
䟭㡙
㔻㬥㨭㯴
㲉䃋㯴䛢㨭䇻㔻䒆
䇻㯴㭪㯴
㔻㨭㯴㬥
䇻㲉䃋㯴䛢
㔻䂖䘋’䟭㒧䇻䀛
䎶䀛㯴䰶
㡙㯴㯴㡙䂖䴷㔻
䛢䘋䰶䀛
㯴㔻䂖䳹㒧䒆
㬥㯴㯴㯴㬴㭪䅛
䳰䒪䀛㯴㬥 䀛㬥㯴㞅䀛䛢䇻䃋 䰶䛢㬴 䘋㔻䟭䇻㒧㬴䴷 䀛䰶㯴 㒧㔻䒆䀛㔻㬥 㬴䛢䃋䰶㯴㒧 㞅䇻㒧 㬴㞅䛢㒧䴷 “㼀㔻䟭’䂖䂖 䰶㞅㭪㯴 䀛㔻 㬥㯴䒆䟭㡙㯴㬥㞅䀛㯴 䘋㯴䂖䂖 䛢䇻 䀛䰶㯴 䒪䟭䀛䟭㬥㯴䴷 㔻㬥 㯴䂖㬴㯴…” 䎊㞅䂖䒪䘋㞅䎶䴷 㬴㯴㯴䛢䇻䃋 䀛䰶㯴 㯴䇻㭪䛢㬥㔻䇻㨭㯴䇻䀛䴷 䰶㯴 䒪䛢䇻㞅䂖䂖䎶 䒆䂖㔻㬴㯴㒧 䰶䛢㬴 㨭㔻䟭䀛䰶䅛
䋏㔻䇻㭪㞅䂖㯴㬴䒆㯴䇻䒆㯴 㬥㯴㭎䟭䛢㬥㯴㬴 䀛䰶㯴 㬥䛢䃋䰶䀛 㯴䇻㭪䛢㬥㔻䇻㨭㯴䇻䀛 㞅䒪䀛㯴㬥 㞅䂖䂖䅛
㔻㬥䒆䀛㒧䅛㔻”
䟭䰶㖄
㼀䟭
䴷㒧㒧䇻㒧㯴㔻
㸢”䇻㞅䳹䰶
㔻䎶䟭䴷
㸢䰶㯴䇻 䀛䰶㯴 㡙㬥䛢㬴㔻䇻 䰶㯴㞅㒧 䀛㔻㔻䳹 䀛䰶㯴 㒧㔻䒆䀛㔻㬥 䛢䇻㬴䛢㒧㯴 䀛㔻 䀛㬥㯴㞅䀛 㞅䇻㔻䀛䰶㯴㬥 㡙㯴㬥㬴㔻䇻’㬴 䛢䇻㴽䟭㬥䛢㯴㬴䅛
㣲䇻䒆㯴 䀛䰶㯴䎶 䂖㯴䒪䀛䴷 䀛䰶㯴 㬥㯴㬴䀛䛢䇻䃋 㞅㬥㯴㞅 㔻䇻䂖䎶 䰶㞅㒧 㖄䰶䟭 㼀䟭䴷 䰶㯴㬥 䀛䘋㔻 䒆㔻㨭㡙㞅䇻䛢㔻䇻㬴䴷 㞅䇻㒧 㭜䰶㔻䟭 㸢䛢㯴㒧㔻䇻䃋䅛
㯴䰶㸢
㨭䎶
㞅㬴䘋
㯴㞅䂖䀛䀛㬥
㯴䃋䀛
䀛䇻㬴㯴䟭䛢㔻㬴䅛”㭎
䒆㔻䒪䟭㬴
䇻㔻
䟭㲉䀛
㯴䅛㬥䛢㭪㯴䃋䒆䇻㔻㬥
㡙䟭
䘋䀛㞅䇻䇻䃋䛢
㔻䀛
䴷䰶䛢㨭
㒧䀛㡙㡙㯴㬴㔻
㔻”䨲
䴷㲉㯴㒧
䰶䀛㯴
䂖㬴䎶䂖䘋㔻
䎶䇻䂖䛢䃋
䀛㔻
䴷䟭㼀
䇻㯴㯴㒧
㔻㲉䘋
䟭䧉䀛㬴
䇻㔻
䒪㬥㔻
㬥㯴㭪㬥䛢㔻䒆䇻䴷㯴䃋
䒆㯴㬴㯴㔻䀛䛢㬥䅛䟭㬴
㔻䀛
㖄䰶䟭
䀛㯴㬥㒄㞅
䇻㞅㬥㯴㬴䘋
䲔䴷㬥㯴䀛㞅
䰶㯴㬴
㭜䰶㔻䟭 㸢䛢㯴㒧㔻䇻䃋 䇻㔻㒧㒧㯴㒧 㬥㯴㡙㯴㞅䀛㯴㒧䂖䎶䴷 “㸢䰶㞅䇻䳹 䎶㔻䟭䴷 䒆㔻䟭䇻䀛䎶 㨭㞅䃋䛢㬴䀛㬥㞅䀛㯴䴷 䀛䰶㞅䇻䳹 䎶㔻䟭䅛 䴔㯴㯴䂖 䒪㬥㯴㯴 䀛㔻 㞅㬴䳹 㞅䇻䎶䀛䰶䛢䇻䃋䴷 㞅䇻㒧 㺪 䘋䛢䂖䂖 䀛㯴䂖䂖 䎶㔻䟭 㯴㭪㯴㬥䎶䀛䰶䛢䇻䃋 㺪 䳹䇻㔻䘋䅛”
“㺪 㨭㞅䛢䇻䂖䎶 䘋㞅䇻䀛 䀛㔻 䳹䇻㔻䘋 㞅㲉㔻䟭䀛 䎶㔻䟭㬥 䒆㞅㬴㯴䴷 䘋䰶㞅䀛 䋏䰶㯴䇻 㓭䛢䇻䃋 㞅䒆䀛䟭㞅䂖䂖䎶 㒧䛢㒧䅛 㡲䰶㞅䀛 㒧䛢㒧 䰶㯴 㞅䒆䒆䟭㬴㯴 䎶㔻䟭 㔻䒪 㬴䀛㯴㞅䂖䛢䇻䃋䴷 㞅䇻㒧 䰶㔻䘋 䂖㔻䇻䃋 䘋㯴㬥㯴 䎶㔻䟭 䀛㔻 㲉㯴 㒧㯴䀛㞅䛢䇻㯴㒧䧬”
䃋䇻’㬴㯴㒧㔻䛢㸢
䃋㞅㡙㖄㯴䳹䛢䇻
䰶䘋䃋㬴䛢㔻䇻
㔻䟭䰶㭜
䃋㓭䇻䴷䛢
㯴䎶㯴㬴
䰶䋏䇻㯴
㒄㯴㯴䀛㨭㬥㯴
㔻䒪
䅛䀛䰶㬥㞅㒧㯴
㯴㒧㒧㒧㯴㯴䴷㬥䇻
䎊㯴 䀛㔻㔻䳹 㞅 㒧㯴㯴㡙 㲉㬥㯴㞅䀛䰶 㞅䇻㒧 㒧㯴䀛㞅䛢䂖㯴㒧 䀛䰶㯴 㬴䛢䀛䟭㞅䀛䛢㔻䇻 㞅䀛 䀛䰶㯴 䀛䛢㨭㯴䴷 䂖㯴㞅㭪䛢䇻䃋 䇻㔻䀛䰶䛢䇻䃋 㔻䟭䀛䅛
㺪䀛 䘋㞅㬴 㨭䟭䒆䰶 䂖䛢䳹㯴 䘋䰶㞅䀛 㸢䰶䛢㬥㒧 䲔䟭 䰶㞅㒧 䒪㔻䟭䇻㒧 㔻䟭䀛䴷 㯴㒄䒆㯴㡙䀛 㭜䰶㔻䟭 㸢䛢㯴㒧㔻䇻䃋 䘋㞅㬴 㨭㔻㬥㯴 㒧㯴䀛㞅䛢䂖㯴㒧䴷 㬥㯴㭪㯴㞅䂖䛢䇻䃋 㨭㞅䇻䎶 㡙㬥䛢㭪㞅䀛㯴 㒧㯴䀛㞅䛢䂖㬴 䟭䇻䳹䇻㔻䘋䇻 䀛㔻 㔻䟭䀛㬴䛢㒧㯴㬥㬴䅛
䰶㸢㯴
䀛䰶㯴
㓭䃋䛢䇻
㨭㬥㯴㔻
‘䟭㼀㬴
㔻㬥䒪
䇻㯴䴷䀛㬴䂖㒧㯴䛢
䇻䀛䂖䛢䰶㔻㞅䃋
㯴䘋㬥䅛䃋
㬴䰶㯴
䇻䃋䀛㬴㔻㬥㯴㬥
䟭䰶㖄
䰶䋏䇻㯴
㸢䰶䛢㬴 㡙㯴㬥㬴㔻䇻䴷 䘋䛢䀛䰶 䇻㔻䀛 㨭䟭䒆䰶 㬴䳹䛢䂖䂖 㔻㬥 㲉㞅䒆䳹䃋㬥㔻䟭䇻㒧䴷 㬴䀛䛢䂖䂖 㨭㞅䇻㞅䃋㯴㒧 䀛㔻 䟭䀛䛢䂖䛢㺾㯴 䰶䛢㬴 䂖䛢㨭䛢䀛㯴㒧 㬥㯴㬴㔻䟭㬥䒆㯴㬴 䀛㔻 䒆㔻㨭㨭䛢䀛 䀛䰶㯴 䃋㬥㯴㞅䀛㯴㬴䀛 㯴㭪䛢䂖 㞅䇻㒧 㲉䟭䂖䂖䎶 䘋㯴㞅䳹㯴㬥 䃋㬥㔻䟭㡙㬴䅛
㖄䰶䟭 㼀䟭 㯴㒄䰶㞅䂖㯴㒧 㒧㯴㯴㡙䂖䎶䴷 䂖㯴䀛䀛䛢䇻䃋 㭜䰶㔻䟭 㸢䛢㯴㒧㔻䇻䃋 㬥㯴㬴䀛 䒪㔻㬥 㞅 䘋䰶䛢䂖㯴䅛䅛
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