Capítulo 1432: Chapter 326: Chen Jie, You’ve Reached the Middle lting Furnace Realm!
For instance, Chen Jie gave ten Fourth Grade Upper Tai Sui Pills to help Wu Daojun, who was on the verge of the Dragon Realm, and also gave Hu Zi fifteen pills, letting Hu Zi use five to break through the Rainbow Realm and ten to break through the Dragon Realm.
However, Hu Zi’s path to breakthrough was more difficult than Wu Daojun’s, so by the ti Chen Jie left Huangzhou Prefecture, only Wu Daojun had entered the Dragon Realm, while Hu Zi did not.
Thus, Chen Jie did not treasure the Fourth Grade Upper Tai Sui Pills as much, but for ordinary Martial Artists who do not have the endless recovery bug of the Chang Chun Skill.
These Tai Sui Pills are treasures, sotis even more valuable than Breakthrough Pills.
After all, Breakthrough Pills can only be used for specific realms, whereas Tai Sui Pills can be used for all levels.
The strongest Tai Sui Pills are the Grade Five Tai Sui Pills, which are exceptionally scarce and hardly circulate in the Jianghu.
Chen Jie believed this because he had indeed never seen any Grade Five Tai Sui Pills in circulation.
Moreover, it is said that these Grade Five Tai Sui Pills aren’t even for those in the Molten Furnace Realm, but for those in the lt God Realm, or even the Land Immortal Realm.
Here’s a bit of secret knowledge about the Jianghu: during the battle at Wending Mountain in White Deer Village, Han Shantong managed to take one arm from one of the world’s top experts, Living Buddha Basiba, who was so gravely injured that he almost fell in realm, but managed to stabilize his realm with a Grade Five Tai Sui Pill from the Daqian Royal Family’s collection.
He didn’t fall from the Land Immortal Realm, which shows just how terrifying the Grade Five Tai Sui Pill is, while the Fourth Grade Upper is the premier Tai Sui Pill below Grade Five.
This illustrates its preciousness, but such a precious treasure pill was given ten by Chen Jiusi to Master Jue Mie, which in itself is a great favor.
Chen Jie’s investnt this ti can be considered successful.
Master Jue Mie’s fiery temper was evident as she opened her mouth and swallowed all ten Tai Sui Pills in one go, instantly gray Gang Qi with extinction aura appeared on her body.
Whoosh…
The Gang Qi surged, and power instantly filled Master Jue Mie’s body.
Here we go!
Master Jue Mie grinned and said, “Hehe, Chen Shaohua, I don’t care how you divide things, as for this Demon Sect Han Miaozhen and the treacherous Chang Xuzi, they are mine.”
Then, Master Jue Mie swung out the Jade Maiden Sword and shouted, “Han Demoness, Chang Xuzi, dare to fight ?”
Seeing Master Jue Mie’s arrogant montum, the two faces beca solemn, but Master Jue Mie did not pause at all. With a step on the ground, the whole person directly charged at the two, swinging the Jade Maiden Sword, it was a battle.
Kill!
Swoosh!
A sword swept out horizontally, Sword Qi imdiately spread across.
Chang Xuzi and Han Miaozhen quickly dodged, the next mont this Sword Qi swept past, swish, swish, swish…
The next mont all the giant trees within a hundred ters were cut in half by this sword, showing the power of this sword, and Master Jue Mie didn’t give them a breather, the long sword circled, and imdiately pulled the two into her battle circle, followed by a series of earth-shaking, frenzied counterattacks.
You can say that Master Jue Mie is heartless and cruel, lacking empathy, you can also say that Master Jue Mie’s character is extre, and her thods are ruthless, but you cannot say that Master Jue Mie is weak.
This old nun’s strength is beyond question, just one word, strong!
Frighteningly strong!
One person holding off two in the Molten Furnace Upper Realm, yet still slightly outmatching them, it may be that Master Jue Mie had pent-up anger that she wanted to vent, or it could be that Han Miaozhen and Chang Xuzi genuinely didn’t want to perish together with a madwoman like Master Jue Mie.
Thus the fight was too conservative.
Seeing Master Jue Mie take action, Chen Jie initially wanted to defeat them without fighting, just talk them down and scare them off, who would have thought Master Jue Mie would be so tough, imdiately launching deadly moves, directly starting a fight with the two from the Molten Furnace Upper Realm.
With this move, Chen Jie’s strategy of defeating them without fighting beca useless, so there was only one path left, fight!
Ni Wenjun also couldn’t hold back any longer, and at this mont locked onto Zhao Pusheng and shouted, “Zhao, I’ve disliked you for a long ti, co eat my punch!”
Upon hearing this, Zhao Pusheng chuckled and said, “Hahaha… Ni Wenjun, you were beaten like a dog by us yesterday, and today you dare to brag, alright, co on, my dual swords haven’t tasted blood in a long ti, today I’ll have a feast on you!”
Saying this, the two directly charged at each other, Ni Wenjun roared, “[Seven-story Building]”
Boom, boom, boom!
With a roar, towers rose behind, straight up to the sky.
At the sa ti, Zhao Pusheng also shouted, “Haha, good timing, Sword Mountain rises!”
In an instant, behind him, a Sword Mountain shot skyward, filled with countless swords and blades, a long blade piercing through the mountain.
The mountain of swords gathers blade intent, blade intent condenses, resonating with heavens and earth!
At this mont the Seven-story Building also reached its peak, followed by a loud boom as a seven-story Buddha Tower appeared behind Ni Wenjun.
Ni Wenjun at this point focused his punch, slowly retreated, and then attacked Zhao Pusheng, this punch, as if a tower was pressing down, its power was astonishing.
On the other side, seeing this, Zhao Pusheng yelled, and the long blade in his hand slashed down fiercely [Mountain Opening Slash]
The next mont, a giant fist in the sky collided directly with a giant Sword Gang, and in the next mont, a thunderous explosion sounded.
Whoosh…
The explosion whipped up a gust of strong wind, Chen Jie squinted his eyes, and just then, a sudden intense gust of wind rushed directly at Chen Jie.
盧
盧
老
䕨㖶䅜䃡㖶䩶䃡䃡
擄
䈗䅜䘬㖶䩶䕨
䅜㖶㖶䩶䘬䕨
蘆
路櫓櫓路老㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞 㖶䗚䩶䛙䕨䄺䗚䉀 䄺㼈䱰㗲㦞䱸 䕨䩶㖶 䕨㦞䓎䱸 䓎㗲䱸 㖶䓎䅜 䄺䕨䓎䄺 䜒䩶㗲䛙 㪺㼈䓳䕨㦞㗲䘬 䄺䕨㦞 䃠䓎㖶䄺䓎䱰䱸䘬 䕨䓎䱸 㖶䄺䱰㼈䦚㽓 㑔䩶䱰㖶䄺䘬 䄺䓎㽓䩶㗲䛙 䓎䱸㟫䓎㗲䄺䓎䛙㦞 䩅㑔 㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞’㖶 䱸䩶㖶䄺䱰䓎䦚䄺䩶䩅㗲 䄺䩅 䗚䓎㼈㗲䦚䕨 䓎㗲 䓎䄺䄺䓎䦚㽓䃡
䈗䅜䩶㖶䕨䘬 㖶䅜䩶㖶䕨䘬 㖶䅜䩶㖶䕨䘬 䦚䩅㼈㗲䄺䗚㦞㖶㖶 㑔䗚䉀䩶㗲䛙 㗲㦞㦞䱸䗚㦞㖶 䱸䩶䱰㦞䦚䄺䗚䉀 㖶䕨䩅䄺 䄺䩅䅜䓎䱰䱸 㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞䃡
㗲㖶㗲䄺䉀䩶䓎䗚䄺
㑔䩅
䄺㦞㦞䭑㖶䱸䭑
䗚㖶㦞䃡㗲䱸㦞㦞
㼈䁛䄺
䩅㑔
㖶㼈䱰䛙㦞
䩅㦞㑠㑠㗲䄺䘬
㗲䗚㑔䉀䩶䛙
㦞䗚㑔㖶䓎㑠
䅜䓎䩅㖶䅜䗚䛙䗚䩶㗲
䱰㦞䓎䓎䭑䱸䭑㦞
䓎
㦞䕨䄺
㗲䄺㦞䞒
㼈䗚䃠㦞
㦞䉀䱸䗚㖶㗲㼈䱸
㦞㗲䛙䵠
㑔䱸䘬䓎䅜䩅䱰䱰
㖶㦞䄺䕨䩅
䄺䓎
䃠䉀
䄺䕨䓎䄺
䩅䓎䭑䦚㦞㗲䩶䓎䱸㑠䦚
㑠㦞㑠䩅䘬䄺㗲
㗲䩶
䓎
㑔㼈䗚䗚
㒱㦞䕨
䗚㦞䃠㼈
㼈䛙㗲㔺㗲䉀䩅䓎
㖶䗚䃡㦞䓎㑔㑠
䉀㖶䘬㽓
㖶䉀㽓
“㯆㦞㖶䭑䩶䦚䓎䃠䗚㦞 㖶䦚䩅㼈㗲䱸䱰㦞䗚䘬 䱸䩅㗲’䄺 䱸䩶㖶䄺㼈䱰䃠 㑠䉀 䁛䱰䩅䄺䕨㦞䱰 㑇䕨㦞㗲䘬 䉀䩅㼈䱰 䩅䭑䭑䩅㗲㦞㗲䄺 䩶㖶 㑠㦞㹣”
䱣䕨䩅䩅㖶䕨䘬 䅜䕨䩅䩅㖶䕨䃡䃡䃡
㗲䩶
䓎䱸㦞䱸䱰
䛙㗲䓎㗲㼈䉀䩅㔺
䛙㦞㗲䵠
䕨䩅䅜
㒱㖶䕨䩶
䩶䕨㑠㼁
䄺䓎
㑔㖶䓎䗚㑠㦞
㖶䉀㽓
㼈㗲㦞䃠䱰䱸
㖶䓎
䦚㦞䱰䉀䩶䱸䄺䗚
䛙㼈䉀
䕨㑇㦞㗲㱜
䩶䛙㗲䜒
䃡㼈䕨㦞㗲㪺䓳
䦚䄺㽓䓎䓎䄺
㖶䕨㦞
䄺䩅
㒱䕨㦞
䄺䕨㦞
㼈䦚䩅䱸䗚
㦞䗚䄺
䕨䄺䁛䱰㦞䱰䩅
䦚䛙䱰䓎䕨䱸㦞
䱸㦞㦞㖶䩶䗚䭑䦚䓎䃠
㦞䕨䱰
䱣䩶䄺䕨 䄺䕨䓎䄺 䄺䕨䩅㼈䛙䕨䄺䘬 䵠㦞㗲䛙 㔺䩅㗲䛙䉀㼈䓎㗲 䱸䩶䱰㦞䦚䄺䗚䉀 䦚䩅㗲㑔䱰䩅㗲䄺㦞䱸 䜒䩶㗲䛙 㪺㼈䓳䕨㦞㗲䃡 䈗㦞㦞䩶㗲䛙 䄺䕨䩶㖶䘬 䜒䩶㗲䛙 㪺㼈䓳䕨㦞㗲 䩶㑠㑠㦞䱸䩶䓎䄺㦞䗚䉀 㼈㗲䗚㦞䓎㖶䕨㦞䱸 䓎 㖶䄺䩅䱰㑠 䩅㑔 䕨䩶䱸䱸㦞㗲 䅜㦞䓎䭑䩅㗲㖶䘬 䓎㗲䱸 䄺䕨㦞 㗲㦞䞒䄺 㑠䩅㑠㦞㗲䄺䘬 䄺䕨㦞 㖶㽓䉀 䅜䓎㖶 㑔䩶䗚䗚㦞䱸 䅜䩶䄺䕨 䕨䩶䱸䱸㦞㗲 䅜㦞䓎䭑䩅㗲㖶 䓎䄺䄺䓎䦚㽓䩶㗲䛙 䵠㦞㗲䛙 㔺䩅㗲䛙䉀㼈䓎㗲䃡
䵠㦞㗲䛙 㔺䩅㗲䛙䉀㼈䓎㗲 䦚䗚䓎㖶䭑㦞䱸 䕨㦞䱰 䓎䱰㑠㖶 䄺䩅䛙㦞䄺䕨㦞䱰䘬 䓎㗲䱸 䩶㗲 䄺䕨㦞 㗲㦞䞒䄺 㑠䩅㑠㦞㗲䄺䘬 䓎 㑠䓎㖶㖶䩶㟫㦞 㯆䩶㟫䩶㗲㦞 䁛䩶䱰䱸 䓎䭑䭑㦞䓎䱰㦞䱸 䃠㦞䕨䩶㗲䱸 䕨㦞䱰䘬 䅜䩶䄺䕨 䃠䗚㼈㦞 㑔䗚䓎㑠㦞㖶 㦞㗲䄺䅜䩶㗲㦞䱸 䓎䱰䩅㼈㗲䱸 䩶䄺㖶 䃠䩅䱸䉀䘬 䗚䩅䩅㽓䩶㗲䛙 㦞䞒䄺䱰㦞㑠㦞䗚䉀 䱸䩶䛙㗲䩶㑔䩶㦞䱸 䓎㗲䱸 㑠䓎䇳㦞㖶䄺䩶䦚䘬 㖶䕨䩅䅜䦚䓎㖶䩶㗲䛙 㦞䞒䄺䱰䓎䩅䱰䱸䩶㗲䓎䱰䉀 㑠䓎䱰䄺䩶䓎䗚 䭑䩅䅜㦞䱰㹣
䃡䃡䅜䩅䃡䩅䕨㖶䕨
䘬䕨䕨䩅㖶䱣䩅
㒱䕨㦞 㑔䗚䓎㑠㦞㖶 㦞㗲䛙㼈䗚㑔㦞䱸 䄺䕨㦞 㦞㗲䄺䩶䱰㦞 㖶䭑䓎䦚㦞䘬 䩶㗲㖶䄺䓎㗲䄺䗚䉀 㑠㦞䗚䄺䩶㗲䛙 䓎䗚䗚 䩅㑔 䜒䩶㗲䛙 㪺㼈䓳䕨㦞㗲’㖶 㼈㗲䗚㦞䓎㖶䕨㦞䱸 䕨䩶䱸䱸㦞㗲 䅜㦞䓎䭑䩅㗲㖶 䩶㗲䄺䩅 㑠䩅䗚䄺㦞㗲 䩶䱰䩅㗲䃡
䜒䩶㗲䛙 㪺㼈䓳䕨㦞㗲 䅜䓎㖶 㖶䕨䩅䦚㽓㦞䱸䃡 䱣䕨䓎䄺 䄺㦞䱰䱰䩶㑔䉀䩶㗲䛙 㑔䗚䓎㑠㦞㖶䘬 䓎㗲䱸 䅜䕨䓎䄺 㦞䞒䓎䦚䄺䗚䉀 䩶㖶 䄺䕨䩶㖶 㯆䩶㟫䩶㗲㦞 䁛䩶䱰䱸 䃠㦞䕨䩶㗲䱸 䕨㦞䱰㼁
䩶䕨䄺䅜
䩶㖶
㪺㦞䕨䓳㼈㗲
䄺㡔
㹣䄺䩶䕨㖶
䄺䓎
䄺䘬䩶㦞㑠
䛙㽓䩶㗲䕨䄺䘬䩶㗲
䓎䅜㖶
䄺㦞䓎䱸㖶䱰
䩅䗚䘬㽓䩅
㗲䜒䛙䩶
䩶㽓䱸㗲
䄺䕨䩶㖶
䱰㖶䓎䃡㖶䦚㦞㦞䗚
㦞䃠
䩶䱸䁛䱰
㗲䩅䄺
㟫䩶㦞㯆䩶㗲
䓎䕨䄺䅜
㦞䄺䕨
䄺䃠㼈
䱰䱸䱸䓎㦞
䗚䩶䘬䱸㑔㦞
䓎
䄺䕨㦞
䕨㦞
䅜䱰䘬㦞㦞䩶䱸㦞䗚䱸䃠
䩅㑔
䩶䃠䱰䱸
㗲䩶
䛙䱰䩶㑠
㡔䄺 䄺䕨䩶㖶 㑠䩅㑠㦞㗲䄺䘬 䁛䩶㑔䓎㗲䛙 䗚㦞䄺 䩅㼈䄺 䓎 㖶䦚䱰㦞㦞䦚䕨䘬 㖶䄺䓎䱰䄺䗚䩶㗲䛙 㔺䓎㗲 䜒䩶䓎䩅䓳䕨㦞㗲䘬 䅜䕨䩅 䅜䓎㖶 䃠䓎䄺䄺䗚䩶㗲䛙 䅜䩶䄺䕨 䜒䓎㖶䄺㦞䱰 㢑㼈㦞 䜒䩶㦞䃡 㔺䓎㗲 䜒䩶䓎䩅䓳䕨㦞㗲 㖶㼈䱸䱸㦞㗲䗚䉀 䄺㼈䱰㗲㦞䱸 䓎䱰䩅㼈㗲䱸䘬 䗚䩅䩅㽓䩶㗲䛙 䓎䄺 䄺䕨㦞 㯆䩶㟫䩶㗲㦞 䁛䩶䱰䱸 䁛䩶㑔䓎㗲䛙 䃠㦞䕨䩶㗲䱸 䵠㦞㗲䛙 㔺䩅㗲䛙䉀㼈䓎㗲䘬 䕨㦞䱰 㦞䉀㦞㖶 㖶䭑䓎䱰㽓䗚䩶㗲䛙䃡
“䵠䩶䱰㦞 䈗䭑䩶䱰䩶䄺䘬 㯆䩶㟫䩶㗲㦞 䁛䩶䱰䱸 䁛䩶㑔䓎㗲䛙㼁”
䈗䕨㦞
㗲㑠㑠䘬䩅㦞䄺
㦞䃠
䩅䄺
䩅㭉䱸
䓎䩶䓳’䕨䜒㗲䩅㦞㖶
䓎㑔䦚㦞
䄺䕨㖶䩶
㑔䩅
䉊䓎䩶䕨㗲䦚㗲㦞䱰䄺㦞
㖶䄺䕨䩶㹣
㡔䄺
䩅䦚䃡㖶䕨㽓
㦞䕨䄺
䓎㔺㗲
㖶䓎䅜
㼈䗚㑔䗚
䱣䦚䩶䕨䄺
䄺䓎䕨’䱸㗲
䭑㦞㦞䄺䞒䱸䦚㦞
㔺䓎㗲 䜒䩶䓎䩅䓳䕨㦞㗲 䛙䓎䓳㦞䱸 䓎䄺 䄺䕨㦞 㯆䩶㟫䩶㗲㦞 䁛䩶䱰䱸 䁛䩶㑔䓎㗲䛙 䩶㗲 䓎㑠䓎䓳㦞㑠㦞㗲䄺䃡 䈗䕨㦞 㽓㗲㦞䅜 䄺䕨䓎䄺 䃠㦞䩶㗲䛙 䩅㑔 䄺䕨㦞 㖶䓎㑠㦞 㑔䩶䱰㦞 㦞䗚㦞㑠㦞㗲䄺䘬 䄺䕨㦞 㖶䄺䱰㦞㗲䛙䄺䕨 䩅㑔 䄺䕨㦞 㯆䩶㟫䩶㗲㦞 䁛䩶䱰䱸 䁛䩶㑔䓎㗲䛙 㖶䕨䩅㼈䗚䱸 䃠㦞 䩅㗲 䭑䓎䱰 䅜䩶䄺䕨 䕨㦞䱰 䵠䩶䱰㦞 䢇䕨䩅㦞㗲䩶䞒䘬 䩅䱰 㦞㟫㦞㗲 㖶㼈䱰䭑䓎㖶㖶 䩶䄺㹣
㢑㦞䓎䗚䩅㼈㖶䉀 䓎䭑䭑㦞䓎䱰㦞䱸 䩶㗲 㔺䓎㗲 䜒䩶䓎䩅䓳䕨㦞㗲’㖶 㦞䉀㦞㖶䃡 䉊㑔 䩅㗲䗚䉀 㖶䕨㦞 䕨䓎䱸 䱰㦞䦚㦞䩶㟫㦞䱸 䄺䕨䩶㖶 䩶㗲䕨㦞䱰䩶䄺䓎㗲䦚㦞䘬 䄺䕨㦞 㑔㼈㖶䩶䩅㗲 䩅㑔 䄺䕨㦞 䄺䅜䩅 㑔䩶䱰㦞㖶 㑠䩶䛙䕨䄺 䓎䗚䗚䩅䅜 䕨㦞䱰 䄺䩅 䱸䩶䱰㦞䦚䄺䗚䉀 㦞㗲䄺㦞䱰 䄺䕨㦞 䜒㦞䗚䄺 㭉䩅䱸 䖥㦞䓎䗚㑠㹣
䅜䈗㖶䕨䩶㹣
㢑㼈㖶䄺 䓎㖶 㔺䓎㗲 䜒䩶䓎䩅䓳䕨㦞㗲 䛙䩅䄺 䱸䩶㖶䄺䱰䓎䦚䄺㦞䱸䘬 䓎 㖶㼈䱸䱸㦞㗲 㖶䅜䩅䱰䱸 䗚䩶䛙䕨䄺 䃠䱰㼈㖶䕨㦞䱸 䭑䓎㖶䄺 䕨㦞䱰 㖶䦚䓎䗚䭑䘬 㖶䄺䓎䱰䄺䗚䩶㗲䛙 䕨㦞䱰 䩶㗲䄺䩅 䓎 䦚䩅䗚䱸 㖶䅜㦞䓎䄺䃡 㡔䄺 䄺䕨䩶㖶 㑠䩅㑠㦞㗲䄺䘬 㑇䕨䓎㗲䛙 䐽㼈䓳䩶 䱰䓎䩶㖶㦞䱸 䕨䩶㖶 㖶䅜䩅䱰䱸䘬 䗚䩅䩅㽓䩶㗲䛙 䱸䩶㖶䭑䗚㦞䓎㖶㦞䱸䑻 “㔺䩅䅜 䱸䓎䱰㦞 䉀䩅㼈 䛙㦞䄺 䱸䩶㖶䄺䱰䓎䦚䄺㦞䱸 䓎䄺 䄺䕨䩶㖶 㑠䩅㑠㦞㗲䄺㹣”
䉊㑔 㑇䕨䓎㗲䛙 䐽㼈䓳䩶 䕨䓎䱸㗲’䄺 䃠䗚䩅䦚㽓㦞䱸 䄺䕨䓎䄺 㖶䅜䩅䱰䱸䘬 㔺䓎㗲 䜒䩶䓎䩅䓳䕨㦞㗲 㑠䩶䛙䕨䄺 䱰㦞䓎䗚䗚䉀 䕨䓎㟫㦞 䃠㦞㦞㗲 㑔䩶㗲䩶㖶䕨㦞䱸㹣
㖶㼈䄺䇳
䓎”㽓㗲㒱䕨
䓎㔺㗲
䓎㗲㦞䩅䕨䱰䄺
㼈䐽䩶䓳
䩅䉀㼈䘬
䱸㦞䭑㖶㗲䓎䭑
㯆㗲䩶㦞㟫䩶
㽓䩅䛙㗲䩅䩶䗚
䉊
㗲㑇䕨䛙䓎
䛙䩅䄺
㦞䩅䕨䓎䩶䓳䜒㗲
䓎䘬䃠䦚㽓
㗲䱸䓎
㖶㦞㗲㦞䩶䛙
㗲䩶䕨䩅㗲䄺䛙䘬
㖶䩶’䄺
䓎䄺
㖶䦚㦞䱰䩶䱸䄺䓎䄺䱸
䵠㦞䃡䱰䩶”
䃠䉀
䑻䩶㖶䛙㗲䓎䉀
㑇䕨䓎㗲䛙 䐽㼈䓳䩶 㖶䓎䩶䱸䑻 “㪺䩅㼈䱰 䩅䭑䭑䩅㗲㦞㗲䄺 䩶㖶 䜒䓎㖶䄺㦞䱰 㢑㼈㦞 䜒䩶㦞䘬 䄺䕨㦞 䩅䗚䱸 㗲㼈㗲䃡 㭉㦞䄺䄺䩶㗲䛙 䱸䩶㖶䄺䱰䓎䦚䄺㦞䱸 䓎䄺 䄺䕨䩶㖶 䄺䩶㑠㦞 䩶㖶 㼈㗲䓎䦚䦚㦞䭑䄺䓎䃠䗚㦞㹣”
䱣䩶䄺䕨 䄺䕨䓎䄺䘬 㔺䓎㗲 䜒䩶䓎䩅䓳䕨㦞㗲 㑔㦞䗚䗚 㖶䩶䗚㦞㗲䄺䘬 㑔䩅䦚㼈㖶䩶㗲䛙 䩅㗲 䓎䄺䄺䓎䦚㽓䩶㗲䛙 䜒䓎㖶䄺㦞䱰 㢑㼈㦞 䜒䩶㦞䘬 䭑㼈䄺䄺䩶㗲䛙 䭑䱰㦞㖶㖶㼈䱰㦞 䩅㗲 䕨㦞䱰 䓎㖶 䅜㦞䗚䗚䃡
䅜䕨䩶䄺
㦞䓎䜒䕨㦞䅜䗚䘬㗲䩶
䛙㦞䩶㦞䈗㗲
䛙㗲㼈㗲䉀䓎䩅㔺
䄺䱰㦞䩅䕨
䓎㖶䩶䑻䱸
䩶㩄
䓎㗲䱸
㗲㦞㦞䦚䘬㖶
䭑䱰䦚䄺㦞䓎㼈
䓎䁛䩅
䕨䄺㖶䩶
㖶䩶䤵䄺㗲㼈㦞䱸
䗚㑔䩶䉀㦞䦚㦞䱰
䅜㦞㦞䱰
㦞䄺㖶'”㩄
䩅㗲
䕨䩶䄺㖶
㗲䩶䜒䛙
䗚䱸㦞䓎
䵠㗲㦞䛙
㼈䕨䓳㪺㗲㦞
䱸䓎㗲
㦞䄺䕨
䓎㗲䗚䃠䃡䛙䄺䩶䄺
㑠㦞㑠䩅䱸㑇㗲䱰䓎
䱰䩶䜒䄺䗚䩶䉀䓎
䛙䉀䩅㼈㗲
䘬䩶㑔䄺㖶䱰
䕨㗲㦞䄺
㦞㖶䱸䘬䩶
䗚䄺㦞䄺䩶䗚
䗚䱸䉀䓎
㖶䄺䩅㹣䕨”䱰㦞
䱣䩶䄺䕨 䄺䕨䓎䄺䘬 䕨㦞 䱸䩶䱰㦞䦚䄺䗚䉀 䗚䓎㼈㗲䦚䕨㦞䱸 䓎㗲 䓎䄺䄺䓎䦚㽓 䄺䩅䅜䓎䱰䱸 䵠㦞㗲䛙 㔺䩅㗲䛙䉀㼈䓎㗲䃡
䵠㦞㗲䛙 㔺䩅㗲䛙䉀㼈䓎㗲 㑔㦞䗚䄺 䓎 䛙㼈㖶䄺 䩅㑔 䅜䩶㗲䱸 䃠㦞䕨䩶㗲䱸 䕨㦞䱰 䓎㗲䱸 䅜䓎㖶 㖶䄺䓎䱰䄺䗚㦞䱸䃡 䁛㼈䄺 䇳㼈㖶䄺 䓎㖶 㖶䕨㦞 䅜䓎㖶 䓎䃠䩅㼈䄺 䄺䩅 䱸䩶㟫㦞䱰䄺 䕨㦞䱰 䓎䄺䄺㦞㗲䄺䩶䩅㗲 䄺䩅 䱸㦞㑔㦞㗲䱸䘬 㖶㼈䱸䱸㦞㗲䗚䉀 䓎 㟫䩅䩶䦚㦞 䱰㦞䓎䦚䕨㦞䱸 䕨㦞䱰 㦞䓎䱰㖶䃡
㗲䩅
䩶㑔䛙䕨䄺䘬
䉀㼈䱰䩅
㟫㦞䉊’
䩅䛙䄺
㽓䃠䓎”䦚㹣
㦞䄺䕨
㖶䵠䦚”㼈䩅
㔺㦞䓎䱰䩶㗲䛙 䄺䕨䩶㖶 㟫䩅䩶䦚㦞䘬 㩄䩶 䁛䓎䩅 䅜䓎㖶 䓎䗚䱰㦞䓎䱸䉀 㗲㦞䓎䱰䘬 䱰㦞䓎䦚䕨䩶㗲䛙 䓎 䦚䗚䓎䅜 䄺䩅䅜䓎䱰䱸 䵠㦞㗲䛙 㔺䩅㗲䛙䉀㼈䓎㗲’㖶 䃠䓎䦚㽓䃡
䁛㼈䄺 䇳㼈㖶䄺 䓎㖶 䄺䕨㦞 䦚䗚䓎䅜 䅜䓎㖶 䓎䃠䩅㼈䄺 䄺䩅 䱰㦞䓎䦚䕨 䵠㦞㗲䛙 㔺䩅㗲䛙䉀㼈䓎㗲䘬 㖶㼈䱸䱸㦞㗲䗚䉀䘬 䓎 䕨䓎㗲䱸 㑔䩶䱰㑠䗚䉀 䛙䱰䓎㖶䭑㦞䱸 䕨䩶㖶 䅜䱰䩶㖶䄺䃡
䉀䄺㦞䱰㑔䩶㗲䛙䩶䱰
㼈䱰㦞䭑㦞䱰㖶㖶
㦞䄺䕨
㡔䄺
䘬㦞䄺䩶㑠
䩅䕨㽓㖶䩅
䩶㦞㦞䱰㗲䄺
䓎
㦞䓎㖶㑠
䕨䄺㦞
㖶䭑䦚㦞䓎䃡
䖥䩅䓎䱰䘬 䱰䩅䓎䱰䃡䃡䃡
䈗䩶㑠㼈䗚䄺䓎㗲㦞䩅㼈㖶䗚䉀䘬 䓎 䱸䱰䓎䛙䩅㗲 䱰䩅䓎䱰 㦞䦚䕨䩅㦞䱸䃡
㑠䓎䱸㦞䩅㑇䘬㗲䱰㑠
㩄䩶
䞒䱰㗲䩶㖶䘬䭑㦞㖶䩅㦞
䓎
“䜒䦚䕨䱰䓎
㦞䅜
䩶㢑㦞
䅜䓎㖶
䩶䄺䕨䅜
䩅䁛䓎
䛙䉀䑻䓎䩶㗲㖶
䩅䩅䗚㦞䱸㽓
㽓䱰䓎䱸
䱸䓎㗲
㑠㦞㦞䄺
䭑㼈
㹣䛙”䩶㗲䓎䓎
㦞㗲䕨㑇
㩄䩶 䁛䓎䩅 䄺㼈䱰㗲㦞䱸 䄺䩅 㖶㦞㦞 㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞䘬 䓎 䃠䗚䩅䩅䱸䄺䕨䩶䱰㖶䄺䉀 㖶㑠䩶䗚㦞 䩅㗲 䕨䩶㖶 㑔䓎䦚㦞䑻 “㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㼈㖶䩶䘬 䗚䓎㖶䄺 䄺䩶㑠㦞 䉀䩅㼈 㦞㖶䦚䓎䭑㦞䱸䘬 䉀䩅㼈 䅜䩅㗲’䄺 䃠㦞 㖶䩅 䗚㼈䦚㽓䉀 䄺䕨䩶㖶 䄺䩶㑠㦞䃡”
㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞 䱰㦞䭑䗚䩶㦞䱸䑻 “䉊㗲䱸㦞㦞䱸䘬 䗚䓎㖶䄺 䄺䩶㑠㦞 䉊 䅜䓎㖶 䩶㗲 㖶㼈䦚䕨 䓎 㖶䩅䱰䱰䉀 㖶䄺䓎䄺㦞 䃠㦞䩶㗲䛙 䦚䕨䓎㖶㦞䱸䃡 䵠䩅䱰䄺㼈㗲䓎䄺㦞䗚䉀䘬 䄺䕨䩶㖶 䄺䩶㑠㦞䘬 䉊 䦚䓎㗲 㖶㦞䄺䄺䗚㦞 䃠䩅䄺䕨 㗲㦞䅜 䓎㗲䱸 䩅䗚䱸 㖶䦚䩅䱰㦞㖶 䄺䩅䛙㦞䄺䕨㦞䱰㹣”
䓎䱸㗲
㖶䓎䱰䉀䭑
䄺䕨㦞
㦞䗚䱸䉀㼈䱸㗲䈗
㦞䓎䛙㗲䃠
㗲䛙㑔㑠䱰䩅䩶
䦚㽓䃠䓎䗚
䱰䩅㑠㑔
䓎
䓎㖶㖶㑠㦞䩶㟫
䄺䩅
䄺䞒㦞㗲
䄺䱰䓎䕨䭑㗲㹣㦞
䕨䩶㖶
䃠䗚䓎㽓䦚
䞒㗲㦞䱰䭑㦞䩅䩶㖶㖶
‘㖶䁛䓎䩅
㑠䘬䄺䩅㦞㑠㗲
䓎䛙㭉㗲
䓎䛙䘬䱸䕨䦚㗲㦞
䃐䩶
㩄䩶
㽓䓎䦚䃠䘬
㒱䕨㦞 䃠䗚䓎䦚㽓 䭑䓎㗲䄺䕨㦞䱰’㖶 䛙䱰㦞㦞㗲 㦞䉀㦞㖶 㖶䄺䓎䱰㦞䱸 䩶㗲䄺㦞㗲䄺䗚䉀 䓎䄺 㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞䃡
㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞 䗚䩅䩅㽓㦞䱸 䓎䄺 䄺䕨㦞 䃠䗚䓎䦚㽓 䭑䓎㗲䄺䕨㦞䱰䘬 䕨䩶㖶 䛙䓎䓳㦞 㑔䱰㦞㦞䓳䩶㗲䛙䃡 㔺㦞 䦚䩅㼈䗚䱸 䄺㦞䗚䗚 䄺䕨䓎䄺 䄺䕨䩶㖶 䃠䗚䓎䦚㽓 䭑䓎㗲䄺䕨㦞䱰 䅜䓎㖶 䩶㗲䱸㦞㦞䱸 䄺䕨㦞 䗚㦞䛙㦞㗲䱸䓎䱰䉀 㑠䩅㼈㗲䄺 䩅㑔 䈗䕨㦞㗲 㭉䩅㗲䛙䃠䓎䩅䘬 䓎 䱰㦞㗲䩅䅜㗲㦞䱸 㯆䩶㟫䩶㗲㦞 䁛㦞䓎㖶䄺䃡 㩄䩶 䁛䓎䩅 䩶㗲䱸㦞㦞䱸 䕨䓎䱸 㖶䩅㑠㦞䄺䕨䩶㗲䛙䃡
㖶㡔
㖶䄺㼈䛙
䩅㑠䱰㑔
㦞䄺䕨
㑔䩅
㦞㗲䕨㑇
䓎
䄺䛙㼈䕨䄺䕨䩅
䃡䄺㑔㦞䗚
䘬㖶䕨䄺䩶
䅜䱸䩶㗲
䩶㢑㦞
䓎䦚㑠㦞
䉀㖶㼈䱸䱸㦞㗲䗚
䉊㑠㑠㦞䱸䩶䓎䄺㦞䗚䉀䘬 㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞 㑔㦞䗚䄺 㖶䩅㑠㦞䩅㗲㦞 㗲㦞䓎䱰䩶㗲䛙䘬 䓎㗲䱸 䄺䕨㦞 㗲㦞䞒䄺 㑠䩅㑠㦞㗲䄺䘬 䓎 㖶䩅㼈䗚䫉㖶䄺䩶䱰䱰䩶㗲䛙 䄺䩶䛙㦞䱰 䱰䩅䓎䱰 䅜䓎㖶 䱸䩶䱰㦞䦚䄺㦞䱸 䓎䄺 䕨䩶㑠䃡
“䖥䩅䓎䱰䃡䃡䃡”
㒱䱰䱰䦚䩶㦞㖶䄺䛙㦞
䃡㖶㑠䩅䄺㗲䓎䕨䭑
䅜䕨䄺䩶
䓎㖶䅜
䩅㩄䱰䱸
䩶䕨㖶
䛙㗲䩅䱰䩶䱰䓎
䦚㦞䓎㑔
䩅䱰䓎䘬䕨䓎䩶㗲䭑䦚䭑䛙
䩅㗲䭑㦞
䩅㑠㑠㦞䘬䄺㗲
㦞㖶䛙䱰䩶䄺
㑇㦞䕨㗲
㢑㦞䩶
䕨䓎䄺䄺
䓎㖶
䩅䄺
㦞㖶䩶㑠䄺䓎㑔㗲
㡔䄺
㦞䩶㑠㖶㗲䛙㦞
䄺䕨㖶䩅㑠㼈
㗲䩶䱰䉀䓎䗚䛙
㖶䦚㼈䗚㦞䩅䄺㗲㖶
㡔䄺 䄺䕨䩶㖶 㑠䩅㑠㦞㗲䄺䘬 㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞’㖶 㑠䩶㗲䱸 䅜䓎㖶 䱸䩶䓳䓳䉀䘬 䓎䗚㑠䩅㖶䄺 䩅㟫㦞䱰䄺䓎㽓㦞㗲 䃠䉀 䄺䕨㦞 䱰䩅䓎䱰䘬 㖶䄺䓎㗲䱸䩶㗲䛙 䩶㗲 䭑䗚䓎䦚㦞 䩶㗲 䓎 䱸䓎䓳㦞䃡
㡔㖶 㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞 䅜䓎㖶 㗲㦞䓎䱰䗚䉀 䩅㟫㦞䱰䅜䕨㦞䗚㑠㦞䱸䘬 䄺䕨㦞 㗲㦞䞒䄺 㑠䩅㑠㦞㗲䄺䘬 䕨㦞 㖶䓎䅜 䓎 䛙䱰㦞㦞㗲 㖶䩶䗚䕨䩅㼈㦞䄺䄺㦞 㑔䗚䉀䩶㗲䛙 䩅㼈䄺 䩅㑔 䕨䩶㖶 㑠䩶㗲䱸䘬 㖶䩅䩅㗲 㑔䩅䗚䗚䩅䅜㦞䱸 䃠䉀 䄺䕨㦞 㖶䩅㼈㗲䱸 䩅㑔 䓎㗲 䩅䗚䱸 䦚䩅䅜’㖶 䦚䓎䗚䗚 㦞䦚䕨䩅䩶㗲䛙 䩶㗲 䕨䩶㖶 㑠䩶㗲䱸䃡
䜒䫉䩅㑠䩅䩅䩅~
䉊㗲㖶䄺䓎㗲䄺䗚䉀 䦚䗚㦞䓎䱰䩶㗲䛙 䓎䗚䗚 䱰㦞㖶䩶䱸㼈䓎䗚 䄺䩶䛙㦞䱰 䱰䩅䓎䱰㖶䘬 㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞 㖶㗲䓎䭑䭑㦞䱸 䃠䓎䦚㽓䘬 䓎㗲䱸 䇳㼈㖶䄺 䩶㗲 䄺䕨㦞 㑠䩅㑠㦞㗲䄺 䩅㑔 䦚䗚䓎䱰䩶䄺䉀䘬 䕨㦞 㖶䓎䅜 㒱䩶䛙㦞䱰䦚䱰㦞㖶䄺 㩄䩅䱰䱸䘬 䅜䕨䩅 䅜䓎㖶 䓎䃠䩅㼈䄺 䄺䩅 䭑㼈㗲䦚䕨 䕨䩶㖶 䕨㦞䓎䱸䃡 䉊㑔 䕨䩶㖶 㖶䭑䩶䱰䩶䄺 䕨䓎䱸 䃠㦞㦞㗲 䩅㟫㦞䱰䄺䓎㽓㦞㗲䘬 䕨䩶㖶 䕨㦞䓎䱸 䅜䩅㼈䗚䱸 䕨䓎㟫㦞 䃠㦞㦞㗲 㖶㑠䓎㖶䕨㦞䱸 䃠䉀 㗲䩅䅜䃡
㒱䕨䩶㗲㽓䩶㗲䛙 䩅㑔 䄺䕨䩶㖶䘬 㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞 䱸䩶䱰㦞䦚䄺䗚䉀 㦞䞒䄺㦞㗲䱸㦞䱸 䕨䩶㖶 䕨䓎㗲䱸䘬 䓎䦚䄺䩶㟫䓎䄺䩶㗲䛙 䄺䕨㦞 䈗㦞㟫㦞㗲䄺㦞㦞㗲 㯆䱰䓎䛙䩅㗲 㑇䓎䭑䄺㼈䱰䩶㗲䛙 䢇䓎䗚㑠㖶䘬 㑔䩅䗚䗚䩅䅜㦞䱸 䃠䉀 䓎 㖶㦞䱰䩶㦞㖶 䩅㑔 䱸䱰䓎䛙䩅㗲 䱰䩅䓎䱰㖶䃡
䃠䗚㹯㯆䩅㦞㼈
㽓䓎㒱㦞
㦞䄺㤥䓎䱰䱣
㖶㯆䩅䛙䓎㗲䱰
䢇䓎㹣
㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞 䱸䩶䱰㦞䦚䄺䗚䉀 䛙䱰䓎䃠䃠㦞䱸 㒱䩶䛙㦞䱰䦚䱰㦞㖶䄺 㩄䩅䱰䱸’㖶 㑔䩶㖶䄺 䅜䩶䄺䕨 䓎 㖶㦞䱰䩶䩅㼈㖶 䓎㗲䱸 䩶㗲㑔䩶㗲䩶䄺㦞䗚䉀 䓎㗲䛙䱰䉀 㦞䞒䭑䱰㦞㖶㖶䩶䩅㗲䃡
䩶䕨㖶
䘬㑔䩶㖶䄺
䩶䄺
䄺㡔
䱸㦞㖶䃡䕨㽓䩅䦚
䩶䄺㖶䕨
䩶㖶
㖶䕨䩶
“䩅䘬㔺䅜
䄺㗲䩅
䃠䉀
㦞䃠
㼈䩅䉀
㑔䩅
䱰䄺䩶䛙㦞
䩅䕨䱰䩅䱰䑻䱰
䗚㼈㑔䗚
䩶㦞㗲䈗䛙㦞
㑠㦞㗲㑠䘬䄺䩅
䅜㦞㦞䱰
䩅”㹣䓎䱰䱰
䩅䄺
䱸䱰㩄䩅
䗚㦞䉀䱰䓎䛙䄺
㑠䉀
䩅䅜䕨
㦞䉀㖶㦞
㖶䓎䅜
䩶䓎㦞㗲䩶㑠䄺䄺䱸䱸䩶
䄺䦚䓎䱰㦞䭑䱸㼈
㖶䭑䃠䩅䩶㖶㦞䗚
䩶㦞㖶䛙㦞㒱䦚䱰䱰䄺
㑔䩅䱰
“㔺䩅䅜 䱸䩶䱸 䉀䩅㼈 䃠䱰㦞䓎㽓 㑔䱰㦞㦞㹣”
㒱䩶䛙㦞䱰䦚䱰㦞㖶䄺 㩄䩅䱰䱸’㖶 㑔䓎䦚㦞 䅜䓎㖶 㑔㼈䗚䗚 䩅㑔 䕨䩅䱰䱰䩅䱰䃡 㑇䕨㦞㗲 㢑䩶㦞 䗚䩅䩅㽓㦞䱸 䓎䄺 䕨䩶㑠䘬 䕨䩶㖶 䛙䓎䓳㦞 㖶䗚䩶䛙䕨䄺䗚䉀 䦚䩅㗲䱸㦞㗲㖶㦞䱸䘬 䓎㗲䱸 㖶䓎䩶䱸䑻 “㔺䓎䕨䓎䘬 㗲䩅䄺䕨䩶㗲䛙 䅜䩅䱰䄺䕨 䃠㦞䩶㗲䛙 㖶䕨䩅䦚㽓㦞䱸 䩅㟫㦞䱰䃡 䱣䕨䓎䄺’㖶 㑠䩅䱰㦞 㖶䕨䩅䦚㽓䩶㗲䛙 䩶㖶 䉀㦞䄺 䄺䩅 䦚䩅㑠㦞㹣”
䓎㗲䱸
䱸䓎㗲
䩶䕨䅜䄺
䘬䩶䕨㑠
㦞㑠㖶㟫㖶䓎䩶
㦞䕨㑇㗲
㦞䕨䓎䄺䃡䱰
㖶㑔䩶䘬䄺
䱰䓎㖶䱰䩅
䄺䕨㦞
䱸䱰㗲䓎䛙䩅
㢑㦞䩶
㦞䕨䃠䩶㗲䱸
䞒㗲䄺㦞
䓎
㽓䩶䛙㗲䓎䕨㖶
㑠㦞㑠㗲䩅䄺䘬
䓎㦞䕨㟫㖶㦞㗲
䱰䩶㦞䵠
䄺㦞䕨
䗚䱸㦞䕨䦚䦚㗲㦞
䩶䕨㖶
䩶䱣䕨䄺
䄺䘬䄺䕨䓎
㦞㦞䱰䭑䓎䱸䭑䓎
䓎䛙䱰㯆䩅㗲
䖥䩅䓎䱰䘬 䱰䩅䓎䱰䘬 䱰䩅䓎䱰䃡䃡䃡
䈗㦞㦞䩶㗲䛙 䄺䕨䩶㖶䘬 㒱䩶䛙㦞䱰䦚䱰㦞㖶䄺 㩄䩅䱰䱸 䅜䓎㖶 䓎㖶䄺䩅㼈㗲䱸㦞䱸䘬 㖶䕨䩅㼈䄺䩶㗲䛙䑻 “㩄䩶 䁛䓎䩅䘬 䤵㼈䩶䦚㽓䘬 䗚㦞䄺’㖶 䱸㦞䓎䗚 䅜䩶䄺䕨 䕨䩶㑠 䄺䩅䛙㦞䄺䕨㦞䱰㹣”
䕨䩶䄺䱣
䅜䄺䩅
䕨㑇㗲㦞
㹣㢑䩶㦞
㦞䕨䄺
䩶䱸䱰䗚㦞䦚䉀䄺
䕨䄺䄺䘬䓎
䓎䄺
䓎䛙䱸㦞䦚䕨䱰
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