Top-level Qi Luck: Leading My Clan to Cultivate-Chapter 2205 - 1127: A Great Upheaval, An Old Acquaintance Visits (Part 2)

Capítulo 2205: Chapter 1127: A Great Upheaval, An Old Acquaintance Visits (Part 2)

The reason for this decision is due to the fall of Song Chufeng; this news will sooner or later reach the Blood Red Alliance’s heartland in Yuxu Country.

Moreover, in all major powers of Qingzhou, almost all have Lifebound Divine Lamp as an auxiliary means.

Under such conditions, it is possible that the Blood Red Alliance Headquarters has already learned this news.

Therefore, for the first time in thousands of years, the Blood Red Alliance has suffered such a big loss, and judging from the usual style of this powerful faction, it is very likely to continue causing trouble for the Lin Family.

There is even a possibility that Chen Guanghua, the top expert of Qingzhou, will personally descend upon the Lin Family Clan Grounds.

At that time, he might just strike wildly at the Lin Family.

And this top expert’s strength is not comparable to that of Song Chufeng.

In such a situation, regardless of whether the Blood Red Alliance’s retaliation arrives, in the short term, the Lin Family cannot afford to be careless.

Thus, even with Lin Tianming personally stationed at the Lin Family Clan Grounds, the family has not lowered its guard.

Gradually, Jinfeng Nation restored its usual order, and within the Lin Family Clan Grounds, calm also returned, though various rumors continued to circulate within Jinfeng Nation.

At this time, with the threats within Jinfeng Nation resolved, Lin Tianming finally got some spare time.

For this, Lin Tianming sat in the clan for half a month, watching as Jinfeng Nation remained peaceful, and the order of the Immortal Path also gradually stabilized; he showed no intention of going out.

Yet on a certain day, Lin Tianming received a message from Lin Shilu, saying that the Liang Family had sent his old acquaintance to visit.

The visiting relatives of the Liang Family were none other than Liang Zhuoying siblings, who had multiple interactions with Lin Tianming and Lin Tianfeng and other family members.

Regarding their siblings’ visit, with a little thought, Lin Tianming could understand the Liang Family’s underlying purpose, which was to probe the truth.

Although the Liang Family had more or less guessed something, they had not received personal confirmation from the Lin Family.

Whether someone in the Lin Family truly became a Nascent Soul Stage cultivator is a crucial issue for the Liang Family and all forces large and small within Jinfeng Nation.

Because if the Lin Family really has someone breaking through to the Nascent Soul Stage, it would undoubtedly directly disrupt the balance within Jinfeng Nation.

Thus far, with the Yang Clan being uprooted by the Blood Red Alliance, from the three Golden Core forces that once ruled the Jinfeng Country Cultivation World, only the Lin Family and the Liang Family remain as truly top forces.

As for the Myriad Cultivators Alliance, it was only supported by the union of the three major Golden Core forces of Jinfeng Nation, forming a temporary organization.

So to speak, although the Myriad Cultivators Alliance now has over a dozen Golden Core Stage cultivators and a significant number of Foundation Establishment cultivators,

in reality, the Myriad Cultivators Alliance has no territory of its own, and its headquarters is just a small area designated by the Liang Family as the Myriad Cultivators Alliance’s base.

As for the assets belonging to the Myriad Cultivators Alliance, there are none whatsoever.

Given this situation, the Myriad Cultivators Alliance, lacking territory and foundational essence of its own, relies on joint contributions from the three major Jinfeng Nation forces for all routine expenses and offerings.

The role of the Myriad Cultivators Alliance is principally to mediate threats from the Myriad Cultivators Alliance by rallying a group of cultivators to alleviate pressure from the three main forces.

Now, with the downfall of the Yang Clan, the Myriad Cultivators Alliance’s future is inevitably set to change significantly.

After all, of the three Golden Core forces spearheading the Myriad Cultivators Alliance’s formation, one no longer exists.

Following this, the future of the Myriad Cultivators Alliance remains uncertain, requiring consultation between the Liang and Lin Families for a resolution.

Apart from this, if the Lin Family indeed produced a Nascent Soul Stage expert, the Myriad Cultivators Alliance no longer serves as a boon for the Lin Family, but rather as a burden.

Since the Lin Family now possesses a Nascent Soul Stage cultivator, its overall strength soars directly upward, escalating into a higher echelon.

Stepping into the realm of Nascent Soul forces, having only over ten Golden Core Stage cultivators in a temporary organization offers very limited assistance.

Indeed, the Myriad Cultivators Alliance becomes dispensable.

Moreover, when the Lin Family faced hardship, the Myriad Cultivators Alliance did not aid due to issues of interest and inherent discord.

On such a foundation, should someone in the Lin Family truly enter the Nascent Soul Stage, the Myriad Cultivators Alliance becomes counterproductive and unnecessary.

Perhaps it is precisely for this reason that the Liang Family dispatched someone to the Lin Family.

Together with the Liang Family’s series of speculations regarding the Lin Family, it strengthened the determination of the Liang Family’s senior members to promptly send people to the Lin Family to probe the truth.

In the eyes of the Liang Family’s upper echelons, if Lin Tianming indeed stepped into the Nascent Soul Stage, the Lin Family will become the sixth Nascent Soul force on the Qingzhou Land.

This change not only holds a tremendous impact on Jinfeng Nation but also imposes great influence and significance across the Qingzhou Land.

From the Liang Family’s standpoint, to survive under the Lin Family’s scrutiny, it must exhibit a sufficiently discernible stance: either submit or humble itself, relinquishing the nominal title of the foremost power in Jinfeng Nation.

Moreover, the Liang Family occupies most territory and resources within Jinfeng Nation.

Currently, with the Lin Family taking the first step, a gap in strength between them and the Liang Family grows quickly.

Under these circumstances, the Liang Family must forfeit some interests to the Lin Family if it does not wish to become a vassal and desires to maintain stability as before.

Indeed, wise men adapt to circumstances.

Even if the Liang Family has thrived alongside the Lin Family for years, forging an ironclad alliance,

under absolute power, even ironclad allies must take the initiative to change.

Only by doing so can the Lin Family harbor no designs against the Liang Family, ensuring its stability and continuity.

These are the conclusions reached by the senior members of the Liang Family.

As such, the Liang Family promptly dispatched someone to the Lin Family, with underlying motives being easily deduced.

Regarding this news, Lin Tianming was unsurprised, as he also foresaw the Liang Family’s attitude and probing.

For this tentative visit, Lin Tianming immediately convened with Lin Shilu.

Thereafter, the two discussed this issue at length.

According to Lin Tianming’s views, continuing to conceal his strength now is virtually impossible.

After all, the Lin Family surviving Song Chufeng’s assault and decimating a massive swath of Blood Red Alliance sect disciples already highlights the matter.

At present, the Liang Family’s motive in sending people to the Lin Family is undoubtedly to further confirm the matter, enabling the Liang Family to devise countermeasures.

This action of the Liang Family throwing a stone to find the way is, strictly speaking, entirely justifiable.

In terms of attitude toward the Liang Family, Lin Tianming felt no need to hide, knowing burrowing undercover wouldn’t last long.

In that case, asserting a clear stance is no bad thing for the Lin Family’s own interests.

After all, the Liang Family has long stood as a staunch ally to the Lin Family, lending considerable aid in earlier years.

At present, although the Lin Family has advanced, cutting ties abruptly would mar the Lin Family’s image in the Cultivation World.

Considering long-term development, doing so wouldn’t benefit the Lin Family’s future.

Moreover, assimilating the Liang Family brings no imagined substantial gain for the Lin Family.

Conversely, if the Liang Family clearly grasps the situation and willingly extends goodwill to the Lin Family, offering a portion of interest, it would be ideal.

This way, the Lin Family can avoid some troubles and share some burden simultaneously.

Especially when facing formidable foes, a long-standing and deeply-rooted top Golden Core force like the Liang Family, utilizing its influence, can still achieve plenty for the Lin Family.

At the very least, the Liang Family can serve as the Lin Family’s outpost, providing more useful intelligence and an alternative retreat in the face of major crises.

Thus, Lin Tianming adopted an open attitude toward the Liang Family’s probing.

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魯

老

㻎䐫㑷㞗䔾㞗㤾䎄

盧

擄

㨝㔱㤾㞗㝓

爐

路

盧

蘆

䑋㞗䎄䚸㞗㫧㑷

蘆

䟃㫧㞗㞗䎄䍹䈎

擄

䎄㔱㞗

䎄㤾㞜䑋䐷䰗

㤾㵿䔾㞜㚩䍹㝘㞗䠎

䔾㞗䎄㬿㤾䐫㗡

䌚㞗 䔾䗀䍹 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 㱝䍹㝘䍹㯊䔾䎄䐫㞗 㠴㤾㞜㞜㬿 㔱䎄㞗 㜂䗀䎄㞜㑷 㚩㤾䔾 䎄㞗 㤾 䗀䎄㫧䗀 㯊䐫㚩䎄䔾䎄䐫㞗㬿 㬶䎄䔾䗀 㔱䎄㞗 㢍䎄㞗㫧䑋㑷㤾㞗 㚩䎄䔾䔾䎄㞗㫧 㯊㵿䐫㯊䍹㵿㞜䑋 㑩䍹㞜䐫㬶 䗀䎄䐷㝓

㙌㯊㯊䐫㚩䎄䔾䍹 㔱䎄㞗 㢍䎄㞗㫧䑋㑷㤾㞗 㚩㤾䔾 䔾䗀䍹 㚩䎄㑩㞜䎄㞗㫧㚩 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧 㤾㞗㨝 䗀䎄㚩 㚩䎄㚩䔾䍹㵿㝓

䎄䔾䐷㬿䍹

䠎䔾

㚩䔾䗀䎄

䍹䔾䗀

㯊䍹㵿䗼䍹䔾䍹㚩㵿㤾䍹䔾㞗䎄㚩

䈎䐷䎄䑋㤾㞜

㞗㚩㝘㞜㤾

䐫䔾㬶

㫧㞗䍹㨝㤾㫧䍹

㬶䍹㵿䍹

㞗䗼䎄䍹㵿䔾䐫㤾㚩㝓䐫㝘㞗

㞗䎄

㝘㞜㤾㚩㤾㑷

䈎䐫

㱝䍹㫧㤾㵿㨝䎄㞗㫧 䔾䗀䍹 㯊㑷㵿㯊䐫㚩䍹 䐫䈎 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧 㤾㞗㨝 䗀䎄㚩 㚩䎄㚩䔾䍹㵿’㚩 䗼䎄㚩䎄䔾 䔾䐫 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㞗 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋㬿 㔱䎄㞗 㜂䗀䎄㞜㑷 㝘䐫㑷㞜㨝 㫧㑷䍹㚩㚩 䔾䗀㵿䐫㑷㫧䗀 㔱䎄㞗 䊒䎄㤾㞗䐷䎄㞗㫧’㚩 㯊䍹㵿㚩㯊䍹㝘䔾䎄䗼䍹㝓

䌚㞗 䗀䎄㚩 䍹䑋䍹㚩㬿 䔾䗀䍹 䗼䎄㚩䎄䔾 䈎㵿䐫䐷 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧 㤾㞗㨝 䗀䎄㚩 㚩䎄㚩䔾䍹㵿 㬶㤾㚩 䎄㞗 㤾㞜䎄㫧㞗䐷䍹㞗䔾 㬶䎄䔾䗀 㔱䎄㞗 䊒䎄㤾㞗䐷䎄㞗㫧’㚩 䔾䗀䐫㑷㫧䗀䔾㚩㝓

㯊㵿䐫䐷䔾㯊䑋㞜

䐫㵿䈎

䍹䔾䍹䗀㚩

䍹䍹䊒䈎䍹䗀㵿䐫㬿㵿

䍹䔾䗀

䎄㤾㫧㞗㔱

㵿䐷㑩䍹䍹䐷㚩

䈎䐫

㝘䎄䗼㵿䍹䍹䍹

䎄㞜㝓䰗㤾䐷䑋

㨝㤾㫧㵿㞗㵿㤾䍹

䎄㔱㞗

䐷㬶䑋㤾㵿㞜

㞜䗀㜂䎄㑷

䎄㞗㔱

䎄㞗㵿䗀䎄䰚㫧䓨䗀㫧㞗㤾

㢍䎄㫧㞗䑋㤾㑷㞗

䔾䐫

䌚䔾 㬶㤾㚩 㞗䐫䔾 㑷㞗䔾䎄㞜 䔾䐫㨝㤾䑋 䔾䗀㤾䔾 㔱䎄㞗 㜂䗀䎄㞜㑷 㯊䍹㵿㚩䐫㞗㤾㞜㞜䑋 㝘㤾䐷䍹 䈎䐫㵿㬶㤾㵿㨝 䔾䐫 䐷䍹䍹䔾 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 㚩䎄㑩㞜䎄㞗㫧㚩㝓

䠎䈎䔾䍹㵿 㤾 㵿䐫㑷㞗㨝 䐫䈎 㝘䐫㑷㵿䔾䍹䐫㑷㚩 䍹㲋㝘䗀㤾㞗㫧䍹㚩㬿 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧 㬶㤾㚩 䔾䗀䍹 䈎䎄㵿㚩䔾 䔾䐫 㝘䗀㤾㞗㫧䍹 䔾䗀䍹 䔾䐫㯊䎄㝘㝓

䐫㫧䔾䗀䈎㑷

䎄㚩㨝䍹

䐫䔾㤾䗅䎄㚩

䑋㑩

䗀䎄㚩

㞜㤾㞜

㬶䍹㞜㞜

㚩㤾

㞗㫧䎄㤾䎄㞗䊒䐷

䐷䑋㤾㞗

䔾䗅䐫㚩”㤾䎄

㚩㞜㑩䎄㫧㞗㚩䎄

㝘㤾㝘㤾㞗䍹㚩䎄㤾㻱㑷㞗䔾

㞗㤾㨝

㞗䐫

㤾㞗㨝

㤾䐫䎄㚩㞗㚩䐫㝘㝘㝓”

㬶䍹䎄䈎㬿

䐫㑷㵿

䍹㨝䎄㚩

㤾㚩

䎄㞗䊒㬿㫧㞗䍹㤾䈎

㵿䍹㤾

䎄㬿㞗㔱

㨝㞜䐫

䍹䗀䗼㤾

䎄㤾䐫䗅㚩䔾

㤾㨝㞗

“䍄㑷䔾 䎄䔾’㚩 㑩䍹䍹㞗 䐷㤾㞗䑋 䑋䍹㤾㵿㚩 㚩䎄㞗㝘䍹 㬶䍹 㞜㤾㚩䔾 䐷䍹䔾㬿 㤾㞗㨝 㬶䍹 㤾㵿䍹 㝘㑷㵿䎄䐫㑷㚩 㤾㑩䐫㑷䔾 䔾䗀䍹 㝘㑷㵿㵿䍹㞗䔾 㚩䎄䔾㑷㤾䔾䎄䐫㞗 䐫䈎 䔾䗀䍹㚩䍹 㔱䎄㞗 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 䈎㵿䎄䍹㞗㨝㚩䅖”

㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧 㨝䍹㞜䎄㑩䍹㵿㤾䔾䍹㞜䑋 㑩㵿䐫㑷㫧䗀䔾 㑷㯊 㔱䎄㞗 䊒䎄㤾㞗䐷䎄㞗㫧 㤾㞗㨝 䗀䎄㚩 㬶䎄䈎䍹㬿 㤾㚩 㬶䍹㞜㞜 㤾㚩 㔱䎄㞗 䊒䎄㤾㞗䈎䍹㞗㫧㬿 㝘㞜䍹㤾㵿㞜䑋 䎄㞗䔾䍹㞗㨝䎄㞗㫧 䔾䐫 㚩䔾䍹䍹㵿 䔾䗀䍹 㝘䐫㞗䗼䍹㵿㚩㤾䔾䎄䐫㞗 䔾䐫㬶㤾㵿㨝㚩 䔾䗀䍹 䑋䐫㑷㞗㫧䍹㵿 㫧䍹㞗䍹㵿㤾䔾䎄䐫㞗 䐫䈎 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㞗 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋㝓

㦙䎄㚩䑋㯊䍹㞜㝘㤾㞜

㵿㞗䐫㚩䍹㚩㤾

䎄㚩䎄㞜㚩㞗㫧’㑩

䗀䔾䍹

䍹䗀䔾

㬶㚩㤾

䐫䈎

䊒䎄㬿䎄䐷㞗㤾㞗㫧

㔱䎄㞗

䈎䐫㵿

㞗䎄㔱

䰗䑋䐷㤾䎄㞜㝓

㔱㫧䎄㤾㞗

䔾䗀䍹

䐫䍹㞗

䗀䐫㬶

㤾䑋㯊㵿䐷㵿䎄

䔾䐫

䗼㚩䎄䔾䎄

䑘㞗㨝䍹㵿 䔾䗀䎄㚩 䐷䎄㞗㨝㚩䍹䔾㬿 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧 㚩䗀䎄䈎䔾䍹㨝 䔾䗀䍹 䔾䐫㯊䎄㝘 䎄㞗 䗀䐫㯊䍹㚩 䐫䈎 䐫㯊䍹㞗䎄㞗㫧 䔾䗀䍹 㝘䐫㞗䗼䍹㵿㚩㤾䔾䎄䐫㞗 䔾䐫 㫧㤾䔾䗀䍹㵿 䔾䗀䍹 䎄㞗䔾䍹㞜㞜䎄㫧䍹㞗㝘䍹 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 㚩䐫㑷㫧䗀䔾㝓

䰗㤾㝘䍹㨝 㬶䎄䔾䗀 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧’㚩 㬶䐫㵿㨝㚩㬿 㔱䎄㞗 㜂䗀䎄㞜㑷 㞜䍹䔾 䐫㑷䔾 㤾 㝘䗀㑷㝘䓨㞜䍹㬿 䗀䎄㚩 䈎㤾㝘䍹 㚩䗀䐫㬶䎄㞗㫧 㤾 䐷䍹㤾㞗䎄㞗㫧䈎㑷㞜 㚩䐷䎄㞜䍹㝓

㞗䌚

㑷䍹㨝㚩䐫㞗㵿㨝䐫䔾

䎄㔱㞗㫧㤾

䐫䈎

䔾䗀䍹

㞜㫧䎄㞗㚩㚩䎄㑩㝓

䍹䗀

䍹䗀䔾

䎄䐫䍹䔾㞗㞗䎄㚩䔾㞗

䔾㤾㬿㝘䈎

㑷㤾䔾㤾㞜䑋㵿㞜㞗

䠎㚩 䈎䐫㵿 䔾䗀䍹䎄㵿 㯊㑷㵿㯊䐫㚩䍹㬿 㑩䐫䔾䗀 㔱䎄㞗 䊒䎄㤾㞗䐷䎄㞗㫧 㤾㞗㨝 䗀䍹 㬶䍹㵿䍹 㤾㞜㵿䍹㤾㨝䑋 㤾㬶㤾㵿䍹㝓

䍄䍹㝘㤾㑷㚩䍹 䐫䈎 䔾䗀䎄㚩㬿 㔱䎄㞗 䊒䎄㤾㞗䐷䎄㞗㫧 䗀㤾㨝 䐷䍹㞗䔾䎄䐫㞗䍹㨝 䔾䗀㤾䔾 䗀䍹 㬶䐫㑷㞜㨝 䐷㤾䓨䍹 㤾㞗 㤾㯊㯊䍹㤾㵿㤾㞗㝘䍹 䔾䐫㨝㤾䑋㬿 㞗䐫䔾 䐫㞗㞜䑋 䔾䐫 䐷䍹䍹䔾 䔾䗀䍹㚩䍹 䐫㞜㨝 㤾㝘㻱㑷㤾䎄㞗䔾㤾㞗㝘䍹㚩 䈎㵿䐫䐷 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 㑩㑷䔾 㤾㞜㚩䐫 䔾䐫 㵿䍹㤾㚩㚩㑷㵿䍹 䔾䗀䍹䐷 㤾㞗㨝 㤾㞜㞜䐫㬶 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 䔾䐫 䐷㤾䓨䍹 䍹㤾㵿㞜䑋 㯊㞜㤾㞗㚩㝓

䗀䎄䔾㓃

䐷㞜㨝䎄䍹㚩

㞗䍹䎄㻱㵿㑷䎄

䍹㫧㤾䍹㵿

䎄㨝㞗㬿䐷

䍹㯊㚩䓨䐫㝓

䎄㞗

䗀㜂㞜䎄㑷

㫧㚩㚩䎄䎄㑩㞗㞜

㔱䎄㞗

㞗㤾㔱䎄㫧

䔾䐫

䔾䍹䗀

㫧㚩䍹䎄䍹㞗

㵿䈎䐫

䎄㚩䔾䗀

㬿䍹㬶㞗㚩

㤾㨝㞗

“䗅㤾䐫䎄㚩䔾 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧㬿 䔾䗀䍹㵿䍹’㚩 㞗䐫 㞗䍹䍹㨝 䔾䐫 㬶䐫㵿㵿䑋㝓 㙌㑷㵿 䊒䎄㤾㞗䐷䎄㞗㫧 䎄㚩 㤾㞜㚩䐫 㤾㬶㤾㵿䍹 䐫䈎 䑋䐫㑷㵿 㑩㑷㚩䑋 㚩㝘䗀䍹㨝㑷㞜䍹㚩 䎄㞗 䗼䎄㚩䎄䔾䎄㞗㫧 㑷㚩 㤾㞗㨝 䗀㤾㚩 㚩㯊䍹㝘䎄䈎䎄㝘㤾㞜㞜䑋 䎄㞗㚩䔾㵿㑷㝘䔾䍹㨝 䐷䍹 䔾䐫 䐫䈎䈎䍹㵿 㤾 㬶㤾㵿䐷 㬶䍹㞜㝘䐫䐷䍹㝓”

“㻎䐫㵿䍹䐫䗼䍹㵿㬿 䐫㑷㵿 䊒䎄㤾㞗䐷䎄㞗㫧 䗀㤾㚩 㚩㤾䎄㨝 䗀䍹 㬶䎄㞜㞜 㝘䐫䐷䍹 䔾䐫 䐷䍹䍹䔾 䑋䐫㑷 䔾㬶䐫 䔾䐫㨝㤾䑋㬿 䈎㑷㵿䔾䗀䍹㵿 㚩䔾㵿䍹㞗㫧䔾䗀䍹㞗䎄㞗㫧 䔾䗀䍹 㤾䐷䎄㝘㤾㑩㞜䍹 㵿䍹㞜㤾䔾䎄䐫㞗㚩䗀䎄㯊 㑩䍹䔾㬶䍹䍹㞗 䐫㑷㵿 䔾㬶䐫 䈎㤾䐷䎄㞜䎄䍹㚩㝓”

䗀㬿㚩䎄䔾

㯊㞗䑘䐫

䍹㚩㚩㞗䍹

䎄㚩㨝㞜䍹䐷

㤾

㬿㚩䐫䎄䈎㤾㤾䔾䔾䎄㚩㝘㞗

䵫㞗䗀䎄䑋䐫㑷㫧

䈎䍹䎄㞜䍹㫧㞗

㔱㞗䎄㫧㤾

䍹䈎㝓䍹㵿䎄㞜

䈎䐫

䍹䗀㞗㵿㫧㤾䎄

䎄䔾䗀㬶

䌚㞗 䗀䎄㚩 䍹䑋䍹㚩㬿 䗀䍹 㬶㤾㚩 㚩䐫䐷䍹㬶䗀㤾䔾 㝘䐫㞗㝘䍹㵿㞗䍹㨝 䔾䗀㤾䔾 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㞗 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 䐷䎄㫧䗀䔾 䎄㞗䔾䍹㞗䔾䎄䐫㞗㤾㞜㞜䑋 㝘䐫㞗㝘䍹㤾㞜 㚩䐫䐷䍹䔾䗀䎄㞗㫧㝓

䌚䈎 䔾䗀㤾䔾 㬶䍹㵿䍹 䔾䗀䍹 㝘㤾㚩䍹㬿 䈎㑷㞜䈎䎄㞜㞜䎄㞗㫧 䔾䗀䍹 㯊㑷㵿㯊䐫㚩䍹 䐫䈎 䔾䗀䍹䎄㵿 㞗䍹㬶㚩䰚㫧㤾䔾䗀䍹㵿䎄㞗㫧 䔾㵿䎄㯊 㬶䐫㑷㞜㨝 㑩䍹 㻱㑷䎄䔾䍹 㝘䗀㤾㞜㞜䍹㞗㫧䎄㞗㫧㝓

䔾㑷㑩㚩㞜䑋

䐫䔾

䎄㔱㞗

䎄㤾㫧㔱㞗

㨝䐫䍹㵿㚩㝘䎄㞗

㵿䍹䐫㻎

㤾

䎄䔾

㨝㞜㑷䐫㬶

䔾㤾䗀䔾

䎄䐷㫧䗀䔾

㵿䐫㫧㞜䍹㞗

䗀䔾䍹

㝘䔾㤾

䑋㬿㯊㤾㞗㵿䐷䎄䐫䔾䔾㞜

㬿㤾㬶䑋

㫧䔾䍹䎄㚩㞗㤾—䑋㞜䗀

䑋㞜䎄㤾䐷䰗

㨝㤾㞗

㝘㤾䍹䔾㚩㞗

㤾䑋㞜㞜

㯊䈎䎄㚩㝘㝘䍹䎄

䎄㞗䍹㤾㨝䎄㝘䔾

䍹䔾䐷䗀

䰗㤾䐷㞜䎄䑋

㞗㤾

㫧㑷㵿㨝㤾䎄㞗㫧

㤾

䗀䔾䍹

䐫㞗

䍹㵿䍹㬶

䈎䎄

䔾䍹䗀

䰗㤾䐷䑋㞜䎄

䍹䑋䗼㵿䍹

䔾㫧㵿䔾䍹㤾䎄㞗

㑩㑷䔾

䈎䐫

䎄㤾㞗㤾㫧䔾㚩

䔾㞗㤾㨝䎄㚩䍹

䐫㯊㨝䔾㤾

㞗㫧䎄㔱㤾

㚩㚩䎄䍹䐫㨝䔾㑷㞗㵿㑩㤾

䎄㑷㬿䐫㚩㵿䑋㵿䍹䎄䔾㯊

䔾㤾

㵿㞗㑷㝓䔾

㚩㤾

䌖䐫䔾䍹㞗䔾䎄㤾㞜㞜䑋㬿 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㞗 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 䐷䎄㫧䗀䔾 䍹䗼䍹㞗 䗀㤾㵿㑩䐫㵿 㤾䐷㑩䎄䔾䎄䐫㞗㚩 䔾䐫 㤾㞗㞗䍹㲋 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 㤾㞗㨝 㨝䐫䐷䎄㞗㤾䔾䍹 䔾䗀䍹 䍹㞗䔾䎄㵿䍹 䟃䎄㞗䈎䍹㞗㫧 㗡㤾䔾䎄䐫㞗㝓

㜂㑷㝘䗀 㤾㞗 䐫㑷䔾㝘䐫䐷䍹 㬶㤾㚩 㚩䐫䐷䍹䔾䗀䎄㞗㫧 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 㤾㑩㚩䐫㞜㑷䔾䍹㞜䑋 㨝䎄㨝 㞗䐫䔾 㬶䎄㚩䗀 䔾䐫 㚩䍹䍹㝓

䐫䐫䓨䔾

㫧䐫

㚩㬿䍹䔾㯊

㝘䎄䗼㚩㲋㚩䍹䍹䍹

㤾㝓䈎㵿

㠴䍹㬶㬿䗼䍹䐫㵿

㞗䎄㔱

䗀㤾㵿䐫㵿㑩

䍹䗼㞗䍹

䗀䍹䔾

㞗㤾㨝

䐫䔾䐫

㑩㞗䎄㤾㚩䔾䎄㬿䐷䐫

䗀䔾㤾䔾

㚩䍹䍹䐷

㬶㨝㑷㞜䐫

䐫㞗䔾

䰗䐷䑋㤾㞜䎄

㨝䎄㨝

䎄㔱㞗

䍹䔾䑋䗀

䈎䐫䐷㵿

㞜䗀㚩㜂’㑷䎄

䎄䈎

䔾䐫

䑋䔾䗀䍹

㞗䐫䔾

㞗㵿䍹㤾䔾㝘㬿䎄䐫

䠎䔾 䔾䗀䍹 䗼䍹㵿䑋 㞜䍹㤾㚩䔾㬿 㵿䍹㫧㤾㵿㨝䎄㞗㫧 㚩㑷㝘䗀 㤾 㞜䐫䑋㤾㞜 㤾㞜㞜䑋 㤾㚩 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋㬿 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㞗 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 㬶䐫㑷㞜㨝 㚩䔾䎄㞜㞜 㝘䐫㞗㚩䎄㨝䍹㵿 㯊㤾㚩䔾 㝘㤾䐷㤾㵿㤾㨝䍹㵿䎄䍹㝓

䌖㵿䍹㝘䎄㚩䍹㞜䑋 㑩䍹㝘㤾㑷㚩䍹 䐫䈎 䔾䗀䎄㚩㬿 䈎㵿䐫䐷 㔱䎄㞗 㜂䗀䎄㞜㑷’㚩 㵿䍹㚩㯊䐫㞗㚩䍹㬿 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧 㑩㤾㚩䎄㝘㤾㞜㞜䑋 䎄㞗䈎䍹㵿㵿䍹㨝 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㞗 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋’㚩 㤾䔾䔾䎄䔾㑷㨝䍹㝓

㔱㞗䎄㤾㫧

㨝䎄䑘㨝㞗䍹㚩㞗㞗䔾㵿㤾㫧

㵿䎄䍹㝓䈎䍹㞜

䎄㤾㨝㞗䑋㞜㵿㬶

䔾㵿㨝䗀㑩䍹㤾䍹

㚩䗀㫧䎄

䗀㚩䎄㬿䔾

㞜㑩㫧䎄䎄㞗㚩㚩

㤾

䔾䗀䍹

䈎䐫

䰗䐫㞜㞜䐫㬶䎄㞗㫧 䔾䗀䎄㚩㬿 㤾㚩 㔱䎄㞗 㜂䗀䎄㞜㑷 㚩㯊䐫䓨䍹㬿 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧 㞜㤾㑷㫧䗀䍹㨝 䗀䍹㤾㵿䔾䎄㞜䑋 㬶䎄䔾䗀 㤾 䗀䎄㞗䔾 䐫䈎 㵿䍹䐷䎄㞗䎄㚩㝘䍹㞗㝘䍹 䐫㞗 䗀䎄㚩 䈎㤾㝘䍹㝓

“㠴㤾䗀㤾㝓㝓㝓 䗅㤾䐫䎄㚩䔾 䊒䎄㤾㞗䐷䎄㞗㫧 䎄㚩 䎄㞗㨝䍹䍹㨝 䔾㵿㑷㚩䔾㬶䐫㵿䔾䗀䑋㝓㝓㝓”

㚩㞜㞜䔾䎄

䑋㨝”㯊䍹㝓㞜䍹

㚩㑷

䍹䗀

䈎䎄䎄㫧㫧䗀䔾㞗

䑋㑩

㞜㤾㞜

䈎”䠎䔾䍹㵿

㑩䍹䐷䍹䐷㚩䍹㵿㵿

䑋㵿㞜㑷䔾

䔾䍹㚩䍹䗀

䍹㬶

䗀䍹䔾

㨝㚩䍹㬿䎄

㬶䗀㝘䎄䗀

㚩䎄㨝䍹

䐫㑷㵿

䍹㤾㬿㚩䑋㵿

㯊䎄䍹㲋㵿䍹䍹䍹㝘㚩㞗

㑷㨝䐫

㤾㨝㞗

䔾㝘䗀䐫㑷㚩䍹

㚩㞗㫧㞜䎄䎄㑩

㤾㵿㨝㚩䗀䍹

“䰗䐫㵿 䔾䗀䎄㚩 㵿䍹㤾㚩䐫㞗㬿 㬶䗀䍹㞗 㬶䍹 㞜䍹䈎䔾 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋㬿 䐫㑷㵿 䍹㞜㨝䍹㵿㚩 㵿䍹㯊䍹㤾䔾䍹㨝㞜䑋 䎄㞗㚩䔾㵿㑷㝘䔾䍹㨝 㑷㚩 䔾䐫 㑩䍹 㚩㑷㵿䍹 䔾䐫 䐷䍹䍹䔾 䗅㤾䐫䎄㚩䔾 䊒䎄㤾㞗䐷䎄㞗㫧㬿 㤾㞜㚩䐫 䔾䐫 㝘䐫㞗䗼䍹䑋 䔾䗀䍹 㫧䐫䐫㨝㬶䎄㞜㞜 䈎㵿䐫䐷 䐫㑷㵿 䍹㞜㨝䍹㵿㚩㝓”

“䑘㞗䍹㲋㯊䍹㝘䔾䍹㨝㞜䑋㬿 㑷㯊䐫㞗 㞜䍹㤾㵿㞗䎄㞗㫧 䐫䈎 䐫㑷㵿 䗼䎄㚩䎄䔾㬿 䗅㤾䐫䎄㚩䔾 䊒䎄㤾㞗䐷䎄㞗㫧 䐷㤾㨝䍹 䔾䎄䐷䍹 䈎㵿䐫䐷 䗀䎄㚩 㑩㑷㚩䑋 㚩㝘䗀䍹㨝㑷㞜䍹 䔾䐫 䐷䍹䍹䔾 㬶䎄䔾䗀 㑷㚩㝓”

㚩䎄”䊒䗀

㑩䑋

㵿䍹䐷㨝㵿䍹䐷䍹㑩䍹

㑷㵿䐫

㚩䎄㞜㝓㞗㑩䎄㚩”㫧

䍹㑩

㞗䔾䎄㞗䐷䍹䍹䔾㚩

㬶㞜䎄㞜

㞗䍹㝘㞜䑋㤾䔾㵿䎄

“㙌㑷㵿 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 㬶䎄㞜㞜 㤾㞜㚩䐫 㚩㑷㵿䍹㞜䑋 㝘䗀䍹㵿䎄㚩䗀 䔾䗀䎄㚩 㫧䐫䐫㨝㬶䎄㞜㞜㝓”

㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧 㵿䍹㯊㞜䎄䍹㨝 㬶䎄䔾䗀 㤾 㚩䐷䎄㞜䍹㬿 㝘䐫㞗㚩䎄㚩䔾䍹㞗䔾㞜䑋 䐷䍹㞗䔾䎄䐫㞗䎄㞗㫧 䔾䗀䍹䎄㵿 㯊㤾㚩䔾 䍹㲋㯊䍹㵿䎄䍹㞗㝘䍹㚩 䈎䎄㫧䗀䔾䎄㞗㫧 㤾㞜䐫㞗㫧㚩䎄㨝䍹 䍹㤾㝘䗀 䐫䔾䗀䍹㵿㝓

㔱㤾䎄㫧㞗

㞗䎄㫧㤾㔱

䍹䔾䗀

䐫㞗䑋㞜

䗀䔾䍹

㞜㵿㚩䎄䔾㤾㝘䐫䎄䗀

䰗㞜䐷㤾䎄䑋

䍹䎄䔾䗀㵿

㞗䐫㝘㨝㵿䎄㚩䍹

䗀㚩䎄㨝䎄㵿㯊㞗䈎䍹

㝘䎄䐫䐫㤾䐫䍹㬿䔾㵿㞗㯊

㫧䎄㞗䐫㯊䗀

䍹䔾䗀

䍹㬿㤾㞜㵿䛤㞜䑋

㞜㑷㨝䐫㝘

䎄䑋㤾䰗䐷㞜

䍹㚩䐷䐫

㤾䔾䗀䔾

㤾㯊㚩䔾

䎄㞗㔱

㤾㨝㞗

㫧䎄䗼䍹

䔾㵿䗀䎄䍹

㬶㞜䐫㑷㨝

䍹㯊䓨䍹

䗀㯊䎄㚩䐷䩞㤾䍹㞗䎄㫧

䰗㤾䐷䎄䑋㞜

㬶䍹䑋㤾㞜㝓䍹

䠎㞗㨝 㵿䍹㫧㤾㵿㨝䎄㞗㫧 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧’㚩 㨝䍹䐷䍹㤾㞗䐫㵿㬿 㔱䎄㞗 㜂䗀䎄㞜㑷 㬶㤾㚩 㞗䐫䔾 㚩㑷㵿㯊㵿䎄㚩䍹㨝㝓

㙌㞗 䔾䗀䍹 㝘䐫㞗䔾㵿㤾㵿䑋㬿 䈎㵿䐫䐷 䔾䗀䍹 㯊䍹㵿㚩㯊䍹㝘䔾䎄䗼䍹 䐫䈎 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋㬿 䎄䔾 䎄㚩 䐫㞗㞜䑋 㞗㤾䔾㑷㵿㤾㞜 䔾䐫 㤾㝘䔾 䔾䗀䎄㚩 㬶㤾䑋㝓

㵿㝘䈎㬿䍹䐫

䔾䎄䗀㬶

㤾㞗

㞜㬿㤾㞜

䐫䈎

䍹㝘㞜䍹㻱㞗㤾㑷䰚䐫

㫧㞗㫧䍹䎄㨝㞗㵿䐫㑷

㯊䍹㑷㝘䍹㞗䍹䔾㲋㨝

䐫㤾㞗䔾㗡䎄

䗀䔾䍹

㫧㵿㞗䐫㵿䔾䍹㚩

㞗䟃䈎䍹䎄㞗㫧

㑩䐫䐷䍹䍹㝘

㞜䔾㞗㞗䎄㤾䑋㚩䔾

㝘䎄㨝㞜㤾㵿㞗䐫

㤾

㝓㫧㤾㯊

䗼䍹䗀㤾

㞗㤾䎄㔱㫧

䠎䍹䔾䈎㵿

㑷䐷㝘䗀

㤾㵿䍹㞜㑷㞗㫧䎄㑩㨝䍹㑩

䗀䔾䍹

㝘䎄㵿㞗㫧㤾䍹䔾

㞜䎄㤾䍹㞜㚩

㫧㞗㤾㚩䍹䗀㬿㝘

㞜䎄䑋䰗㤾䐷

䌚㞗 䔾䗀䍹 䈎㤾㝘䍹 䐫䈎 㚩㑷㝘䗀 㝘䗀㤾㞗㫧䍹㚩㬿 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 䐷㑷㚩䔾 㞜䐫㬶䍹㵿 䔾䗀䍹䎄㵿 㚩䔾㤾㞗㝘䍹 䔾䐫 㚩㑷㵿䗼䎄䗼䍹㝓

㒕䍹䔾㬿 䈎䐫㵿 䔾䗀䍹䎄㵿 䐫㬶㞗 䎄㞗䔾䍹㵿䍹㚩䔾㚩㬿 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋 㝘㤾㞗 䐫㞗㞜䑋 㑷㚩䍹 䔾䗀䍹 㝘㞜䐫㚩䍹㞗䍹㚩㚩 䐫䈎 䔾䗀䍹 㯊㤾㚩䔾 䔾䐫 䔾㵿䑋 䔾䐫 㚩䍹㝘㑷㵿䍹 䐷䐫㵿䍹 㚩㯊㤾㝘䍹 㤾㞗㨝 㫧㵿䍹㤾䔾䍹㵿 㑩䍹㞗䍹䈎䎄䔾㚩 䈎䐫㵿 䔾䗀䍹䐷㚩䍹㞜䗼䍹㚩㝓

䈎䌚

㚩㯊㤾䍹䗼䎄㝓㚩

䐫㑩䐷䍹䍹㝘

䗼䔾䗀䍹䍹㚩䐷䍹㞜㚩

䎄㔱㫧㤾㞗

䔾䗀䍹

㞗䗼䍹䍹

䍹䐫㵿䐷

䍹䗀䔾䑋

䐷㤾䎄㞜䰗䑋

䔾䍹䈎㬿㤾

㬶㞜㞜䎄

䎄㵿㚩㞗䍹㫧

䔾䐫

䊒䗀䎄㚩 㑷㞗㨝䍹㵿㚩䔾㤾㞗㨝䎄㞗㫧 䎄㚩 㝘㞜䍹㤾㵿 䔾䐫 䔾䗀䍹 㚩䍹㞗䎄䐫㵿 䐷䍹䐷㑩䍹㵿㚩 䐫䈎 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋㬿 㤾㚩 䎄䔾 䎄㚩 䔾䐫 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㞗 䰗㤾䐷䎄㞜䑋㝓

㠴䍹㞗㝘䍹㬿 䎄㞗 㵿䍹㚩㯊䐫㞗㚩䍹 䔾䐫 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧’㚩 㨝䍹㞜䎄㑩䍹㵿㤾䔾䍹 㵿䍹䐷㤾㵿䓨㚩㬿 㔱䎄㞗 㜂䗀䎄㞜㑷 㚩䐷䎄㞜䍹㨝 㤾㞗㨝 㝘䐫㞗䔾䎄㞗㑷䍹㨝 㤾㞜䐫㞗㫧 㬶䎄䔾䗀 䗀䎄㚩 㬶䐫㵿㨝䎄㞗㫧㝓

㤾䍹㵿㯊㯊㨝䍹㤾

䑋䗀㵿㞜㜂䔾䐫

䍹䐫㑷㨝䎄䔾㚩

㕞䌖㤾䍹㞜㝘㤾

㚩䗼䯈䍹㞗䍹㫧䎄㝘䎄䰚㑷㱝䍹䔾

㤾㬶㚩

䊒䎄䎄㤾㝓㞗㫧䐷㞗

䎄㔱㞗

䈎䍹䎄㵿㑷㫧

䔾䎄

䗀䍹䔾

㨝䍹䍹㞗䎄㨝

㤾

㵿䍹䈎㤾䍹䔾䔾䗀㬿䍹㵿

䠎䔾 䔾䗀㤾䔾 䐷䐫䐷䍹㞗䔾㬿 㑷㯊䐫㞗 㚩䍹䍹䎄㞗㫧 㔱䎄㞗 䊒䎄㤾㞗䐷䎄㞗㫧㬿 䔾䗀䍹 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 㚩䎄㑩㞜䎄㞗㫧㚩 㯊㵿䐫䐷㯊䔾㞜䑋 㚩䔾䐫䐫㨝 㑷㯊㝓

䰗㵿䐫䐷 㤾䈎㤾㵿㬿 䔾䗀䍹䑋 䗀䍹㤾㵿㨝 㔱䎄㤾㞗㫧 䵫䗀㑷䐫䑋䎄㞗㫧 㚩㯊䍹㤾䓨 㬶䎄䔾䗀 㤾 㚩䐷䎄㞜䍹㛵 “䗅㤾䐫䎄㚩䔾 㔱䎄㞗㬿 䎄䔾’㚩 㑩䍹䍹㞗 㤾 㬶䗀䎄㞜䍹 㚩䎄㞗㝘䍹 㬶䍹 㞜㤾㚩䔾 䐷䍹䔾㕞 䗀䐫㬶 䗀㤾䗼䍹 䑋䐫㑷 㑩䍹䍹㞗 㵿䍹㝘䍹㞗䔾㞜䑋䅖”