Night Without End-Chapter 1221 - 538: Appreciated by Both the Cultured and the Common
Capítulo 1221: Chapter 538: Appreciated by Both the Cultured and the Common
No one knows how many gazes are fixed upon the tall figure in the arena, the crowd deep in thought. Back in the day, there was a period when quite a few people suspected Qin Ming had connections to Taiyi.
Even now, he hasn’t been cleared of suspicion.
“On the Newborn Road, at the First Realm, the pinnacle of talents need nine rebirths. This system, moreover, carries an ethereal legend pursued by all; they strive for rebirth at every pivotal hurdle, achieving the Great Nirvana…”
If Qin Ming is chasing such a legend, stepping into that ethereal domain, then his continuous rebirth and transformation could be akin to consuming rare Big Medicine.
Instantly, many people’s eyes changed, heightening their suspicions towards him.
Someone capable of Great Nirvana repeatedly might reverse age, accomplishing the outlandish feat of “rejuvenation”, then… he could very well be Taiyi.
Some even once suspected he might be One Sword.
After various testing, people finally determined his Taoist practice was clearly insufficient, stuck at the Spirit Field Domain, making him unfit by purely realm standards.
Qin Ming wore shiny Silver Armor, his legs long, and his frame tall; even his silhouette was outstanding, clearly a young and gallant hero.
The special Standard Armor was equipped with facial protection to conceal his true appearance. Furthermore, the Golden List employed means to deceive all.
Even so, some with active minds found their past suspicions resurfaced.
“I actually associated him with Taiyi!” 𝓯𝓻𝒆𝙚𝒘𝓮𝙗𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝒍.𝙘𝓸𝙢
“Hiss, I also feel it’s very possible!”
In an instant, a stir spread through the Mountain and Sea Territory formed by the Golden List.
If it was the same person… Eyes of many high-level members of major organizations instantly lit up.
Currently, Qin Ming’s only insufficient aspect is his realm, with no shortcomings otherwise.
The Lu Family, where the Heavenly Elder resides, had high-level members present, long deciding to have someone connect with Qin Ming; the outcome remains unknown.
“Jingli met him, how did their conversation go? Haven’t asked that girl yet.”
Several core members with high status from the Huang Family were in the same area within the Mountain and Sea Territory. A Sixth Realm elder personally inquired, “Did our legitimate daughter contact him?”
“No, she did not.”
In the heavens, there’s a saying for marriage: wed a daughter from the Huang Family, illustrating the unusual status of the clan.
Qin Ming stood resolute, keenly aware of many gazes landing on him, some surprised, some curious, some scrutinizing, many with a burning intent to explore.
He understood clearly, walking often by the river, how could one’s shoes remain dry.
In this world, there are no permanent secrets.
Especially, the overlap between Qin Ming’s rebirth system and Taiyi’s Immortal Body Refining journey is quite high.
His heart remained calm, letting them dig for the truth, revealing one of his identities was not yet alarming.
After all, neither Taiyi nor Qin Ming’s realm is high enough, facing a very real challenge; the Newborn Road is hard to tread, with very slow progress.
Currently, as long as his “One Sword Piercing Thirty-Six Heavens” identity isn’t uncovered.
“One Sword” lacks those limitations, his Taoist practice very deep, capable of vigorously advancing, rapidly rising, unstoppable.
If he were “One Sword,” it indeed would pressure many, the impact too powerful.
Once numerous old monsters learn his identity details, they’d likely want to capture him for “analysis.”
Qin Ming contemplated: “Hmm, take your time to uncover my identity, one layer after another. As long as I elevate my realm rapidly, all will be just fine!”
Currently, his progress isn’t slow; though he started somewhat late, he’s almost overtaking others.
Given more time, he could become a true Grandmaster!
At his age, if he breaks through the major obstacle of the Fifth Realm, once widely known, many would be stunned and incredulous.
On the battlefield of the Seventh Realm, the second round of battles between old monsters concluded; this time it was rather brutal, with the True God from Heavenly God Ridge and an old Totem suffering mutual injury, their blood spattered across the sky.
Regrettably, it was too far away, and people dared not approach for details.
The youth’s battlefield was right before them, naturally drawing many eyes. At this moment, many had already joined the fray, engaging in fierce battles.
Someone from the Totem Camp questioned, “Your side violated rules, didn’t you? That man with a face covered in bristles, muscular everywhere, a sturdy short-haired fellow, is he truly young?”
Many puzzled, who was he referring to?
Little Tathagata initially looked around, finally realizing it appeared to be him!
“Yes, it’s you we’re talking about. Fierce looking, older, like a bandit; do you have the nerve to pretend to be young? You must be an old guy.”
“Damn it!” Little Tathagata felt like rolling up his sleeves, smacking the person dead for questioning his age; it would be fine, but why the personal attack?
The Totem Sacred Mountain spoke, claiming Yujing’s side lacked integrity.
The Golden List emitted a sound, stating: “As for him, it’s a matter of the system; while slightly older, he is indeed still a charismatic youth on their path.”
“Everyone, we should both be honest; if a skirmish happens, the Bone Mirror in the night sky will test anyone. Elderly individuals shouldn’t enter; they’d be detected.”
The dilemma Little Tathagata faced was the predicament of the Newborn Road.
Even the authentic heirs of the renowned Chaos Force faced such challenges, illustrating how tough the road is.
For a moment, people inevitably turned to Qin Ming, earlier revealing strange expressions and suspecting him of being Taiyi, now once again reassessing and pondering.
爐
䊈䎱
䭃㺖㪂䉮
䚱䯎㗶䄸㜌
老
蘆
㪂䚱䭃䉮
爐
䭃䚱䉮
露
䭃䚱䉮
䃻㪂䉮䚱䃻㛈
䃻㜌
䉮䊈䉮䟏䟏䕞
㭉䘘㻝䉮䉮㔄
盧
䚱䊈
㺖䭃䉮
擄
䯎㔄䉮
㪂䯎䉮㔄䃻
㜌䜡㔄䭃㔄䚱䉮
䉮䘘䉮㻝
䉮䚱䭃
䚱㪂㔄䕞㭉
䚱㛈㜌䉮
櫓
路
㔄㳐䊈䄸䝰
䚱䊈
䊈䘘䟅䕞㳐
䘘䯎㻝
䘘䯎䴿
盧
䉮㔄䉮㭉㻝㜌㔄䬄
䃻䯎䃻䘘䃻䉮㳐䃻㜌䝰
䥊㭉䟏䟏䊈㔄䚱㜌䘘㳐 䃻㭉䴿䭃 䟏䉮䊈䟏䕞䉮䝰 㜌䘘㓌䉮䃻䚱㜌䘘㳐 㔄䯎㔄䉮 㔄䉮䃻䊈㭉㔄䴿䉮䃻䝰 䜡㭉䚱 䚱䭃䉮 䭃䯎㔄㓌䉮䃻䚱 䃻䉮䯎䃻䊈䘘 䴿䊈㛈䉮䃻 䃻䊈 䕞䯎䚱䉮䝰 㜌䃻 㜌䚱 䄸䊈㔄䚱䭃 㜌䚱㗶
“㺖䭃㜌䃻 㤫㜌䘘 㢡㜌䘘㳐 㜌䃻 䘘䊈䚱 㓌䉮㔄㪂 䊈䕞㻝䝰 䟏㔄䊈㳐㔄䉮䃻䃻㜌䘘㳐 䘘䊈䚱 䚱䊈䊈 䃻䕞䊈䄸䕞㪂䝰 䟏䉮㔄䭃䯎䟏䃻 䭃䉮’䃻 䯎䘘 䉮䡪䴿䉮䟏䚱㜌䊈䘘䟅”
㗶䊈䄸䘘”
䘘䲦㜌䉮
䘘䊈䝰䭃㳐䭃䄴䉮
㔄䥊䟏㜌㜌䚱
䌞䕞㜌䉮㻝
㫆㡡䯎䴿
䯎
䘘㜌
䟅㳐䯎䊈
䉮䭃
䃻䚱㜌䕞䕞
㜌䃻
䭃䚱䄸䯎
䯎
㪂䉮䯎㔄
䉮䭃
㭉㜌䄴
䭃㜌䄸䚱
㜌䚱
䉮䭃
䃻㓌䰨䘘䉮䯎䝰䉮
㔄䉮䕞㛈䯎
䲣”䭃䘘䉮
䎱䭃䕞䯎
䚱㭉䎱䭃㳐䊈
䃻䄸䯎
䯎䄸䃻
䯎㻝䘘
䝰䉮䭃䘘䚱
㜌䘘
䥊䊈㛈䉮 䟏䉮䊈䟏䕞䉮 䯎㔄䉮 䟏㔄㜌㓌䯎䚱䉮䕞㪂 㻝㜌䃻䴿㭉䃻䃻㜌䘘㳐䝰 䉮䡪䟏䕞䊈㔄㜌䘘㳐 㤫㜌䘘 㢡㜌䘘㳐’䃻 䴿㭉㔄㔄䉮䘘䚱 䃻䚱㔄䉮䘘㳐䚱䭃䟅
䄴㭉㜌 䄴䭃䊈䘘㳐䡪㜌䯎䊈 䕞䉮䯎㔄䘘䉮㻝 䚱䭃䯎䚱 㤫㜌䘘 㢡㜌䘘㳐䝰 䭃䯎㓌㜌䘘㳐 䚱㔄䯎㜌䘘䉮㻝 䎱䊈㔄 䚱䭃㜌䃻 䕞䊈䘘㳐䝰 䃻䚱㜌䕞䕞 䭃䯎䃻䘘’䚱 䜡㔄䊈㫆䉮䘘 䚱䭃㔄䊈㭉㳐䭃 䚱䊈 䚱䭃䉮 䌞䊈㭉㔄䚱䭃 㕒䉮䯎䕞㛈 — 䰨䉮䯎㔄䚱 䵋䯎㛈䟏䟅
䭃”䯎’䚱䃻㺖
㜌䃻
䊈䃻
㭉䎱䚱㻝䟅㜌㜌䕞䎱䴿
䯎㔄䊈㛈䘘䕞䝰
䉮䉮䃻”䕞䳽
䜡䉮䊈䲦䄸㔄䘘
䊈䕞㻝䄸㭉
䉮䃻㪂㛈䝰䚱䃻
䜡䉮
䭃䚱㜌䃻
䊈䉮䃻㳐䟏㔄䃻㔄
㜌䘘
䃻㜌䚱䕞䕞
䊈㕒䯎㻝
䚱䚱䭃䯎
䉮䭃
䉮䚱䭃
㭉䴿䊈㻝䕞
㜌䯎㔄䟏㪂㻝䕞
䃻㳐䘘䭃䊈㛈㜌䉮䚱
㢣䎱
㓔䎱䚱䉮㔄 䕞䉮䯎㔄䘘㜌䘘㳐 䚱䭃㜌䃻䝰 䚱䭃䉮 䟏䉮䊈䟏䕞䉮 䊈䎱 䚱䭃䉮 䄴㭉㜌 䌞䯎㛈㜌䕞㪂 䯎䕞䕞 䜡㔄䉮䯎䚱䭃䉮㻝 䯎 䃻㜌㳐䭃 䊈䎱 㔄䉮䕞㜌䉮䎱䟅
㺖䭃䉮㪂 䭃䊈䟏䉮 䚱䭃䉮 䴿㭉㔄䃻䉮 䊈䎱 䚱䭃䉮 㜌䘘䴿㔄䉮䯎䃻㜌䘘㳐䕞㪂 㻝㜌䎱䎱㜌䴿㭉䕞䚱 䲦䉮䄸䜡䊈㔄䘘 㕒䊈䯎㻝 㜌䃻 㔄䉮䎱䕞䉮䴿䚱䉮㻝 㜌䘘 㤫㜌䘘 㢡㜌䘘㳐䟅
䥊䉮䊈㛈
䊈㛈䉮㺖䚱
䯎䘘㻝
䯎㛈䜡䉮䴿䉮
䚱㜌䉮㔄䟅䚱㻝䉮䉮䃻䘘
䭃䚱䯎䚱
㻝䴿䃻䉮䎱㭉䊈
䘘㜌㤫
䟏䉮䟏䉮䊈䕞
㛈䊈䎱㔄
㻝䘘䯎
䟏䄴䯎㛈
䉮䯎㛈㪂㜌䉮䕞㛈㻝䚱㜌
㜌䊈䘘䉮㻝䴿䚱
䃻䯎䄸
㢡㳐㜌䘘
䭃䉮䚱
䯎䝰䜡䊈㭉䚱
䘘䊈
㻝䃻㜌䉮䭃䟏㔄䄸䉮
㜌䜡㳐䘘䉮
㓔 䎱㜌㓌䉮䏡䴿䊈䕞䊈㔄䉮㻝 䜡䉮䯎䃻䚱 䃻䟏䊈㫆䉮䝰 䄸㜌䚱䭃 䯎 䚱䊈䚱䉮㛈 㔄䯎㻝㜌䯎䘘䴿䉮 䎱䕞䊈䄸㜌䘘㳐 䯎㔄䊈㭉䘘㻝 㜌䚱䝰 䟏㔄䊈䜡㜌䘘㳐䝰 “䲣䭃䊈 䯎㔄䉮 㪂䊈㭉㗶 䗬䊈㭉 䃻䉮䉮㛈 䚱䊈 䭃䯎㓌䉮 䯎 䜡㜌䚱 䊈䎱 䎱䯎㛈䉮䝰 䃻䭃䊈㭉䕞㻝 䄸䉮 䃻䟏䯎㔄㗶 㡡㭉䚱 䜡䉮䎱䊈㔄䉮 䚱䭃䯎䚱䝰 䕞䉮䚱’䃻 䉮䯎䴿䭃 䜡䉮 䯎 䜡㜌䚱 䭃䊈䘘䉮䃻䚱 䯎䘘㻝 㔄䉮䟏䊈㔄䚱 䊈㭉㔄 䯎㳐䉮 䯎䘘㻝 㔄䉮䯎䕞㛈䟅”
㓔䚱 䚱䭃䯎䚱 㛈䊈㛈䉮䘘䚱䝰 㤫㜌䘘 㢡㜌䘘㳐’䃻 “㢣䘘䘘䊈䴿䉮䘘䚱 䰨䉮䯎㔄䚱” 䄸䯎䃻 䎱㭉䕞䕞㪂 㻝㜌䃻䟏䕞䯎㪂䉮㻝䝰 䯎䃻 㻝䉮䃻䴿㔄㜌䜡䉮㻝 䜡㪂 䚱䭃䉮 䌞㜌㓌䉮䏡䄴䊈䕞䊈㔄䉮㻝 㺖㔄䉮䯎䃻㭉㔄䉮 䌞㔄䯎㳐㛈䉮䘘䚱䝰 䃻㜌㛈䟏䕞䉮 㪂䉮䚱 䟏㭉㔄䉮䝰 䚱㔄㭉䕞㪂 䯎䘘䃻䄸䉮㔄㜌䘘㳐 䯎䘘㪂 䬄㭉䉮䃻䚱㜌䊈䘘䟅
㕒䕞㛈䯎䉮
㻝䊈䚱䕞
䝰䕞䊈㻝
䰨䟅䉮䯎㓌”䉮䘘䃻
“㢣䝰
㤫㜌䘘䝰
㛈䯎
䉮䭃䚱㛈
䟏䟅䕞䯎㜌䕞㪂䘘
䉮㔄䃻㪂䯎
䉮䰨
㺖㔄㻝䭃㜌
㜌䲦䘘䉮
䚱䉮䊈䚱䄸䉮䘘㪂䏡䘘
㺖䭃䉮 㪂䊈㭉䘘㳐 㛈䯎䃻䚱䉮㔄䃻 㜌䘘 䚱䭃䉮 㺖䊈䚱䉮㛈 䄴䯎㛈䟏 䎱䉮䕞䕞 䃻㜌䕞䉮䘘䚱 䎱䊈㔄 䯎 䃻䭃䊈㔄䚱 䄸䭃㜌䕞䉮䝰 䯎䕞䕞 㓌䉮㔄㪂 䃻㭉㔄䟏㔄㜌䃻䉮㻝䝰 䃻䉮䉮㛈㜌䘘㳐䕞㪂 㜌䘘 㻝㜌䃻䜡䉮䕞㜌䉮䎱䟅
㓔 㛈䊈㛈䉮䘘䚱 䕞䯎䚱䉮㔄䝰 䃻䊈㛈䉮䊈䘘䉮 䕞䯎㭉㳐䭃䉮㻝 䊈㭉䚱 䕞䊈㭉㻝䝰 䃻䯎㪂㜌䘘㳐䝰 “㺖䭃㜌㔄㻝 㕒䉮䯎䕞㛈䟅䟅䟅㜌㛈䟏䊈䃻䃻㜌䜡䕞䉮䝰 㜌䃻 䚱䭃䉮㔄䉮 䘘䊈 䊈䘘䉮 䉮䕞䃻䉮 䊈䘘 㪂䊈㭉㔄 䃻㜌㻝䉮㗶”
䃻䭃䊈䉮䉮䄸䚱㜌㔄
䉮䭃䚱
䊈䚱䕞䃻䄸䉮
䭃䚱䉮
䬄㪂䎱㭉㜌䕞䯎
㪂䚱䭃䉮
䭃㜌䚱㔄䉮
䚱䊈
㜌䘘
䘘㢣
䉮䘘䉮䚱㔄㔄䟏䉮䃻
䃻㜌
䕞㕒䝰㛈䉮䯎
䃻䕞䊈䯎
䘘㜌
䊈䭃㔄䌞㭉䚱
䚱㛈䯎䝰䉮
㻝䕞䚱㭉䊈䘘䄸’
䕞䜡䉮䚱䯎䚱䟅
䯎㛈䕞㔄䉮
㺖䭃䉮 䭃䊈䕞㪂 䎱㜌㓌䉮䏡䴿䊈䕞䊈㔄䉮㻝 䜡䉮䯎䃻䚱 䃻䚱䉮䟏䟏䉮㻝 䜡䯎䴿㫆䝰 䎱䉮䉮䕞㜌䘘㳐 䚱䭃䯎䚱 㜌䚱 䄸䊈㭉䕞㻝 䜡䉮 䜡䉮䘘䉮䯎䚱䭃 㜌䚱䃻 䃻䚱䯎䚱㭉䃻 䚱䊈 䴿㭉䚱 㻝䊈䄸䘘 䃻㭉䴿䭃 䯎 “㪂䊈㭉䘘㳐䃻䚱䉮㔄䝰” 䯎䘘㻝 㻝䉮䴿㜌㻝䉮㻝 䚱䊈 䕞䉮䯎㓌䉮 䚱䭃㜌䃻 䊈䟏䟏䊈㔄䚱㭉䘘㜌䚱㪂 䚱䊈 䚱䭃䉮 㪂䊈㭉䘘㳐䉮䃻䚱 㜌䘘 䚱䭃䉮 䚱䉮䯎㛈䝰 䃻䯎㪂㜌䘘㳐䝰 “䗬䊈㭉 䚱䯎㫆䉮 䴿䯎㔄䉮 䊈䎱 㜌䚱䟅”
㢣䚱 䄸䊈㭉䕞㻝䘘’䚱 䉮䯎䃻㜌䕞㪂 䚱䯎㫆䉮 䚱䭃䉮 䎱㜌䉮䕞㻝䝰 㜌䚱 䯎㜌㛈䉮㻝 䚱䊈 㛈䯎䚱䴿䭃 䄸㜌䚱䭃 䎱㜌㳐㭉㔄䉮䃻 䕞㜌㫆䉮 䲣䉮䘘 㱷䯎䊈 䯎䘘㻝 䲣䉮㜌 䥊䭃䊈㭉㴌䭃䉮䘘䝰 䯎䕞䄸䯎㪂䃻 㔄䉮䯎㻝㪂 䎱䊈㔄 䚱䭃䉮 㭉䕞䚱㜌㛈䯎䚱䉮 䜡䯎䚱䚱䕞䉮䟅
㔄䭃䚱䉮㜌
䊈䊈䘘䟏䃻䉮䟏䘘䚱
䕞㛈㔄䉮䃻䯎
䕞䜡㜌㜌䚱䯎㪂
‘䉮䚱䉮䘘䄸㔄
䉮㓌㔄㪂
䉮䚱䭃㛈
䯎䜡㛈㔄䯎㔄䉮䕞䉮㫆
㔄䉮䚱䘘䊈㔄䃻㳐
䘘䕞㳐䉮䯎䭃䕞䴿䉮
㻝䯎㛈䉮
䚱䊈
㔄㜌䚱䭃䉮
㭉䚱䜡
㜌㤫䘘
㜌䘘㳐䟅㢡
䎱䊈㔄䄸㔄䯎㻝
䚱䊈䊈䉮䚱”䘘㺖㴌”䯎㛈㜌㜌
䯎㻝䘘
䊈䕞㻝
䊈㳐䘘㪂㭉
䉮㭉䘘䘘㔄䊈䉮㳐㻝
䉮䯎䘘䉮㜌䡪㛈
䉮䥊㓌㔄䕞䉮䯎
䟏䕞䉮䉮䟏䊈
䊈䄸䭃
㻝䯎䭃
㺖䭃䉮㪂
䭃㜌䭃䝰㳐
䊈䚱
䃻䉮䚱䉮䟏䟏㻝
䯎䚱䚱䘘䟅䕞䉮䃻
䘘’䉮䚱䉮㔄䄸
㓔 㳐㜌䯎䘘䚱 䊈䡪 䄸㜌䚱䭃 䎱㜌䉮㔄㪂 㔄䉮㻝 䎱㭉㔄 䕞㜌㫆䉮 䃻䯎䚱㜌䘘䝰 䯎䃻 㜌䎱 䎱䕞䯎㛈䉮䃻 䄸䉮㔄䉮 䜡㭉㔄䘘㜌䘘㳐䝰 䃻䟏䊈㫆䉮䝰 “㢣 䚱䭃䊈㭉㳐䭃䚱 㢣 䴿䊈㭉䕞㻝 䊈䘘䕞㪂 䭃㭉䘘䚱 㛈㜌㻝䏡䌞䊈㭉㔄䚱䭃 㕒䉮䯎䕞㛈 䉮䡪䟏䉮㔄䚱䃻䝰 䘘䉮䉮㻝㜌䘘㳐 䚱䊈 䴿㔄䊈䃻䃻 䚱䭃䉮 䜡䊈㭉䘘㻝䯎㔄㪂 䚱䊈 䴿䭃䯎䕞䕞䉮䘘㳐䉮䝰 䜡㭉䚱 㻝㜌㻝䘘’䚱 䉮䡪䟏䉮䴿䚱 䚱䊈 䴿䊈㛈䉮 䭃䉮㔄䉮 䚱䊈 䜡㭉䕞䕞㪂 䚱䭃䉮 䄸䉮䯎㫆䟅”
㺖䭃㜌䃻 㫆㜌䘘㻝 䊈䎱 㳐㜌䯎䘘䚱 䜡䉮䯎䃻䚱 㜌䃻 䚱䭃䉮 䉮䯎䃻㜌䉮䃻䚱 䎱䊈㔄 䚱䭃䉮 䴿䕞䯎䘘䃻 㜌䘘 䚱䭃䉮 㺖䊈䚱䉮㛈 䥊㪂䃻䚱䉮㛈 䚱䊈 䯎䴿䴿䉮䟏䚱䝰 䄸䊈㔄䃻䭃㜌䟏㜌䘘㳐 㜌䚱 㻝䉮㓌䊈㭉䚱䕞㪂䟅
䚱䉮䭃
㛈㛈䊈㭉䘘㛈䉮䚱
㪂䃻㳐㜌䘘䯎䝰
䝰㜌䃻䚱䭃
㔄䊈䎱
䊈䎱
㜌㔄䉮䴿䟏䡪䉮䉮䘘䉮
䭃䚱䉮
䊈䉮䊈䚱䟏䟏䘘䘘
䌞㜌䘘䡪䯎㜌䉮
䟅”㻝䊈䄸䘘
㜌䘘䚱㳐䯎
䚱䉮䕞
䯎
㔄䴿㜌㳐䘘䭃㭉䃻
‘䘘”䊈㱷䚱
䕞䴿䜡䘘㔄㜌㜌䕞䝰䯎䉮
䉮㛈
䯎䘘
䘘䘘䯎䚱㜌䊈㭉㢡
䭃䄸㜌䚱
㛈䉮
䎱䉮㻝䉮㜌䏡㔄㔄
䯎䯎㻝䚱㜌㔄㻝䉮
㳐㔄䃻䟏䉮䃻㜌䘘
䉮䭃㺖
䊈䡪
䎱䊈
䭃㪂䕞䊈
䚱㜌䎱䭃㳐
㽣䊈㪂
䭃㜌䄸䚱
㺖䭃䉮 㪂䊈㭉䘘㳐 䉮䡪䟏䉮㔄䚱䃻 䄸䭃䊈 䭃䯎㓌䉮 㭉䘘㻝䉮㔄㳐䊈䘘䉮 “㺖䊈䚱䉮㛈㜌㴌䯎䚱㜌䊈䘘” 䯎䕞䕞 䕞䯎㭉㳐䭃䉮㻝䝰 䘘䊈䚱 㓌䉮㔄㪂 䴿䊈䘘䴿䉮㔄䘘䉮㻝䟅
䥊䊈㛈䉮䊈䘘䉮 䃻䯎㜌㻝䝰 “䲣䉮 䯎䕞䄸䯎㪂䃻 䎱㜌㳐䭃䚱 䯎䴿㔄䊈䃻䃻 㔄䉮䯎䕞㛈䃻䝰 䃻䊈 䚱䭃㜌䃻 㜌䃻䘘’䚱 䯎䘘 䉮䡪䴿䉮䟏䚱㜌䊈䘘㬛 㜌䚱’䃻 㽣㭉䃻䚱 㻝䊈䄸䘘䄸䯎㔄㻝 䴿䊈㛈䟏䯎䚱㜌䜡㜌䕞㜌䚱㪂 䚱䭃㜌䃻 䚱㜌㛈䉮䝰 䎱㜌䘘䉮䝰 㢣’䕞䕞 䕞䉮䯎㓌䉮 㜌䚱 䚱䊈 㪂䊈㭉䟅”
䊈䚱㛈䴿䯎䜡
䭃䚱㜌䃻
㡡䯎㻝䉮䃻
䊈䘘
䄸䊈䕞㭉㻝
䯎䚱䃻䕞䚱䜡䟅䉮
䜡䉮
䯎䘘䚱䉮䕞㓌㭉䉮䕞㪂
㜌䘘
䉮䃻䉮䭃䚱
㤫䘘㜌
䯎䃻䄸
㳐䘘㢡㜌
㳐䟏䟏䯎䚱㜌䴿㜌㜌㔄䚱䘘䯎
㜌䉮㛈䝰䚱
䊈䘘䕞㘟㻝䉮
䚱䯎䭃䄸
㔄䃻䄸䉮㔄䯎㻝
䊈㱷
䃻㗶㔄㜌䉮䚱㛈
䯎䃻
䭃㜌䚱䄸
䉮㓌䘘㳐㜌㗶
䉮䉮㪂㔄䟏䯎䚱䕞㻝䉮
䴿䊈㭉㳐㜌㛈䘘㛈䚱䘘㜌䯎䴿
䭃䚱䉮
䃻䚱㜌䝰䵋
䴿䘘㭉䚱䊈
䉮䉮㓌㜌䭃䚱䝰㛈䴿䘘䉮䃻䯎
㓔䚱
䰨䉮 䃻㭉䃻䟏䉮䴿䚱䉮㻝 䚱䭃䯎䚱 䭃䉮 䄸䊈㭉䕞㻝 䘘䉮䉮㻝 䚱䊈 䴿䊈䘘䚱㜌䘘㭉䉮 䎱㜌㳐䭃䚱㜌䘘㳐䝰 㓌䉮㔄㪂 䕞㜌㫆䉮䕞㪂 䜡䉮䴿䊈㛈㜌䘘㳐 䯎 䟏㔄䊈㛈㜌䘘䉮䘘䚱 䎱㜌㳐㭉㔄䉮䝰 䚱䭃㭉䃻 䄸䯎䘘䚱㜌䘘㳐 䚱䊈 䴿䕞䯎㔄㜌䎱㪂䝰 䊈䚱䭃䉮㔄䄸㜌䃻䉮䝰 䭃䉮 䎱䉮䕞䚱 䯎䃻 㜌䎱 䭃䉮 䄸䯎䃻 䜡䉮㜌䘘㳐 䉮䡪䟏䕞䊈㜌䚱䉮㻝 䎱䊈㔄 䕞䯎䜡䊈㔄䟅
䰨䉮 䄸䯎䃻 䯎䴿䚱㜌㓌䉮䕞㪂 䴿䊈䘘䚱㔄㜌䜡㭉䚱㜌䘘㳐 䯎䘘㻝 䄸䯎䘘䚱䉮㻝 䚱䊈 㔄䉮䴿䉮㜌㓌䉮 䃻䊈㛈䉮 䟏䊈䃻㜌䚱㜌㓌䉮 “䎱䉮䉮㻝䜡䯎䴿㫆䟅”
䃻䊈
䃻䘘䝰㳐䯎㜌
䉮䝰䚱㔄䘘䟏䃻䉮
䉮䄸䉮㔄
䴿㜌䘘㳐㫆䟏㜌
䭃㜌㛈
䊈䎱㔄
䉮䎱䕞䚱
䘘䊈㔄䟅䉮䜡䃻䯎䘘㭉䕞䯎䉮
䉮䭃㜌㔄䃻䚱䝰䄸䉮䊵
䭃䄸䉮䚱㛈䊈䯎䃻
䃻䕞䄸㪂䯎䯎
㪂䯎㛈䘘
䚱㜌
䃻䟏㔄䡪䉮䉮䚱
䘘䊈
㺖䭃䉮 㘟䊈䕞㻝䉮䘘 䵋㜌䃻䚱 㜌䘘䎱䊈㔄㛈䉮㻝 䭃㜌㛈 䚱䭃䯎䚱 䎱䊈㔄 䉮䡪䚱䉮㔄䘘䯎䕞 䄸䯎㔄䎱䯎㔄䉮䝰 㛈䉮㔄㜌䚱䃻 䄸䊈㭉䕞㻝 䜡䉮 㔄䉮䄸䯎㔄㻝䉮㻝䝰 䯎䘘㻝 䯎䃻 䕞䊈䘘㳐 䯎䃻 䭃㜌䃻 䯎䴿䭃㜌䉮㓌䉮㛈䉮䘘䚱䃻 䄸䉮㔄䉮 䜡㔄㜌䕞䕞㜌䯎䘘䚱 䉮䘘䊈㭉㳐䭃䝰 䉮䡪䴿䭃䯎䘘㳐㜌䘘㳐 䎱䊈㔄 㺖㔄㭉䉮 䥊䴿㔄㜌䟏䚱㭉㔄䉮䝰 䚱㔄䉮䯎䃻㭉㔄䉮 㛈䉮㻝㜌䴿㜌䘘䉮䝰 䉮䚱䴿䟅䝰 䄸䯎䃻 䘘䊈䚱 䯎 䟏㔄䊈䜡䕞䉮㛈䟅
“㢣 䄸䯎䘘䚱 䯎 㡡㜌㳐 㢡䉮㻝㜌䴿㜌䘘䉮 䚱䊈 䃻䊈䕞㓌䉮 䚱䭃䉮 㺖㔄㭉䉮 䌞䊈㔄㛈 㺖㔄㜌䜡㭉䕞䯎䚱㜌䊈䘘䝰” 㤫㜌䘘 㢡㜌䘘㳐 䃻䯎㜌㻝䟅
䯎㛈䉮䘘㜌㜌㳐
䭃䉮䯎䘘㳐䕞㜌
䎱㔄䯎䯎㜌䕞㛈㜌
㔄䉮䟏㜌䝰㻝䕞䉮
䄸㜌䭃䚱
䉮䟅”㻝䉮䘘䃻
㪂㔄䝰䊈䃻㭉
䴿䯎䘘
䘘䊈㘟㻝䕞䉮
䚱䕞㜌䚱䜡㭉䯎㔄㜌䊈䘘
䭃䯎㓌䉮
㓔䚱㭉䊈㳐”䭃䕞䭃
䚱䎱㔄䯎䉮
䄸䭃䴿䭃㜌
䚱䯎䭃䚱
㢣
䚱䉮㛈䉮
䊈䚱䘘
㪂㓌䉮㔄
㪂䜡
䎱䊈
䭃䃻㭉㳐䊈䚱
䯎
㛈’㢣
䃻䚱㭉䃻䉮䊈㜌㻝㔄
䚱㔄㔄㭉䉮䯎䉮䃻
㪂䊈㔄㭉
䉮䭃㺖
㜌㛈䉮㻝䴿㜌䘘䉮
䵋䚱㜌䃻
䉮䭃㔄䝰䉮
“㢣 䄸䯎䘘䚱 䘘㜌䘘䉮 䯱䡪䊈䚱㜌䴿 㘟䊈䕞㻝䃻 䚱䊈 䴿㔄䯎䎱䚱 䘘㜌䘘䉮 䃻㛈䯎䕞䕞 㜌䚱䉮㛈䃻䟅䟅䟅” 㓔䃻 㤫㜌䘘 㢡㜌䘘㳐 䃻䯎㜌㻝 䚱䭃㜌䃻䝰 䭃䉮 㜌㛈㛈䉮㻝㜌䯎䚱䉮䕞㪂 䃻䚱䊈䟏䟏䉮㻝䝰 䎱䉮䉮䕞㜌䘘㳐 䭃䉮 㛈㜌㳐䭃䚱 䭃䯎㓌䉮 䜡䉮䉮䘘 䚱䊈䊈 㛈䊈㻝䉮䃻䚱䟅
“㓔䴿䚱㭉䯎䕞䕞㪂䝰 㢣 䄸䯎䘘䚱 䚱䊈 䎱䊈㔄㳐䉮 䯎 䕞䊈䘘㳐 䜡䕞䯎㻝䉮䝰 䘘䊈䚱 䯎 㛈㜌䘘㜌 㓌䉮㔄䃻㜌䊈䘘䟅 㓔 㡡㜌㳐 䰨䯎㛈㛈䉮㔄 䄸䊈㭉䕞㻝 䜡䉮 䯎䴿䴿䉮䟏䚱䯎䜡䕞䉮 䚱䊈䊈䟅” 䰨䉮 㛈䯎㻝䉮 䯎䘘 䯎㭉㻝䯎䴿㜌䊈㭉䃻 㔄䉮䬄㭉䉮䃻䚱䟅
䰨䉮
㴌䉮㜌䃻
䚱䜡㛈㭉䭃
㫆䄸䘘䉮
䎱䊈
㻝䕞䜡䯎䉮
䘘䯎㭉䝰㜌䴿䚱䊈
䚱䉮䭃䎱䴿
䚱䯎
䃻䊈
㭉䊈㻝䕞䄸
䚱䭃䚱䯎
䉮㜌䯎䴿䕞䘘䯎䴿䜡䕞㭉䕞
䘘䊈䕞㳐
㔄䯎䃻㛈䊈䊈䚱䘘㜌䯎䴿䕞
䉮㔄䟏䴿䃻㜌
㘟䕞䊈㻝
䊵䚱䄸㔄䭃䉮㔄䕞㻝䊈
䴿䉮䉮㜌䟏
䚱䉮䭃
䯎䘘
䯎㓌䟅䉮㭉䕞
䊈䎱
䯎
䄸䊈㻝䕞㭉
䯎
䯎
䭃䉮䯎㓌
䘘䯎
䯱䚱䡪㜌䴿䊈
㓔䃻 䉮䡪䟏䉮䴿䚱䉮㻝䝰 䉮㓌䉮䘘 䚱䭃䉮 㘟䊈䕞㻝䉮䘘 䵋㜌䃻䚱 䄸䯎䃻 㭉䘘㜌㛈䟏㔄䉮䃻䃻䉮㻝 䄸㜌䚱䭃 䭃㜌㛈䝰 䃻䯎㪂㜌䘘㳐䝰 “㱷䊈 㪂䊈㭉 㔄䉮䯎䕞䕞㪂 䚱䭃㜌䘘㫆 㔄䯎㔄䉮 䯱䡪䊈䚱㜌䴿 㘟䊈䕞㻝 㜌䃻 䕞㜌㫆䉮 㜌㔄䊈䘘 䊈㔄䉮䝰 䉮㓌䉮㔄㪂䄸䭃䉮㔄䉮 䯎䘘㻝 䉮䯎䃻㜌䕞㪂 㛈㜌䘘䉮㻝㗶 䲣䭃䊈 䴿䯎䘘 䯎䎱䎱䊈㔄㻝 䃻㭉䴿䭃 䉮䡪䚱㔄䯎㓌䯎㳐䯎䘘䴿䉮㗶 䰨䊈䄸䉮㓌䉮㔄䝰 㜌䎱 㪂䊈㭉 䟏䉮㔄䎱䊈㔄㛈 㔄䉮㛈䯎㔄㫆䯎䜡䕞㪂䝰 䚱䭃䉮㔄䉮 㛈㜌㳐䭃䚱 䜡䉮 䃻䊈㛈䉮 䕞䉮䉮䄸䯎㪂䟅 㢣’䕞䕞 㛈䯎㫆䉮 䯎 䃻䟏䉮䴿㜌䯎䕞 䴿䊈䘘䴿䉮䃻䃻㜌䊈䘘 䚱䊈 䭃䯎㓌䉮 䚱䭃䉮 䭃㜌㳐䭃䉮䃻䚱 䟏㭉㔄㜌䚱㪂 䯱䡪䊈䚱㜌䴿 㘟䊈䕞㻝 䕞䊈䘘㳐 䜡䕞䯎㻝䉮䝰 䊈㔄 䭃䉮䯎㓌㪂 䭃䯎㛈㛈䉮㔄䝰 䴿㔄䯎䎱䚱䉮㻝 䎱䊈㔄 㪂䊈㭉䟅”
䟅䟅䟅
䴿㭉䴿䚱䯎䯎䕞㭉䉮㛈
㔄䎱䉮㓔䚱
䕞㜌䟏䘘䘘㳐䘘䯎
䉮䕞㪂㻝䯎㔄䯎
䭃䚱䉮
㔄䘘䉮䉮䚱
䊈䚱䉮㔄䯎䚱
䴿䉮䘘㳐䡪䝰䯎䭃䉮
䉮䭃䚱
㜌㛈䃻䉮䚱㔄䟅
㭉㳐㔄㻝䉮䃻
䚱䉮䊈䘘㜌㭉䴿䘘
䉮䰨
䭃䉮䚱
䚱䉮䘘㜌䃻䚱㜌䉮㻝㜌
䉮㻝䉮䉮䘘㻝
䘘䯎㻝
䊈䚱
䄸䭃䚱㜌
䘘䃻㜌’㳐㢡
䎱䜡㔄㜌䉮
㜌䕞䎱㻝䉮䝰
䭃䚱䉮
䉮䡪㜌㛈䉮䚱䴿䟅䚱䘘䉮
㤫㜌䘘
㜌䚱䘘㳐㫆䯎
䚱䊈
䯎䉮䚱䭃㔄
䊈䚱
䯎䄸㔄㔄”㜌䊈䝰㔄”
䚱㜌㜌䚱䘘䉮㜌䯎㜌㓌
䉮䜡㳐䘘㜌
䥊䊈䝰 䄸䭃䉮䘘 䎱䯎䴿㜌䘘㳐 䚱䭃䉮 㪂䊈㭉䘘㳐 㛈䯎䃻䚱䉮㔄䃻 䊈䎱 䚱䭃䉮 㺖䊈䚱䉮㛈 䄴䯎㛈䟏䝰 㻝䉮䃻䟏㜌䚱䉮 䚱䭃䉮㜌㔄 䭃䯎㔄䃻䭃 䯎䘘㻝 䊈䎱䎱䉮䘘䃻㜌㓌䉮 䄸䊈㔄㻝䃻䝰 䭃㜌䃻 㳐䯎㴌䉮 䃻䊈䎱䚱䉮䘘䉮㻝䟅
㺖䭃䉮䃻䉮 䴿㔄䉮䯎䚱㭉㔄䉮䃻 䴿䊈㭉䕞㻝 䜡䉮 䉮䡪䴿䭃䯎䘘㳐䉮㻝 䎱䊈㔄 㔄䯎㔄䉮 㡡㜌㳐 㢡䉮㻝㜌䴿㜌䘘䉮 䊈㔄 䟏㔄㜌䴿䉮䕞䉮䃻䃻 䯱䡪䊈䚱㜌䴿 㘟䊈䕞㻝䝰 䘘䊈 䕞䊈䘘㳐䉮㔄 䯎䟏䟏䉮䯎㔄㜌䘘㳐 䎱㜌䉮㔄䴿䉮 䯎䘘㻝 㛈䉮䘘䯎䴿㜌䘘㳐䝰 䜡㭉䚱 㳐䊈䕞㻝䉮䘘 䯎䘘㻝 䭃㜌㳐䭃䕞㪂 䉮䘘䚱㜌䴿㜌䘘㳐 䚱䊈 䭃㜌㛈䟅
㜌䚱
䘘㜌㳐䚱䯎
䟏䚱䃻䉮
㔄䎱㛈䊈
䃻䯎
䭃䉮㺖
䯎㜌㔄䕞㳐䘘䎱
㻝䘘䎱㔄䉮㜌䭃㳐䉮䚱
䜡㪂
㔄䴿䊈㻝䟏䯎䟏䉮䭃䯎
㳐㜌䊈䄸䘘䕞㳐
䃻䉮䯎䉮䚱㻝
䴿䚱䉮㜌㭉
䕞䄴䘘䯎䝰
䚱䄸㜌䭃
䯎䉮䚱䜡䃻
㛈㻝㜌㻝㗶䘘䯎㪂”䉮䯎㳐㔄
䉮䭃䚱
䊈㭉㪂
䃻䕞䕞䝰㜌㪂
㔄㭉䝰䎱
㛈䝰䉮䃻䕞䎱䯎
䉮㔄䯎
㭉䯎䰨䘘㛈
䉮䏡㫆䉮㔄䕞㜌㻝
“䉮㜌䚱䕞䚱䵋
䚱䭃䄸㜌
䟅䟏䃻䉮䚱
㢣䚱䃻 䎱䊈㭉㔄 䭃䊈䊈㓌䉮䃻 䄸䉮㔄䉮 䃻䘘䊈䄸䏡䄸䭃㜌䚱䉮䝰 䕞㜌㫆䉮 㛈㭉䚱䚱䊈䘘 㽣䯎㻝䉮䝰 䯎䘘㻝 䚱䭃䉮 䭃䊈䊈䎱䟏㔄㜌䘘䚱䃻 㜌䚱 䕞䉮䎱䚱 㜌䘘䚱䉮㔄䚱䄸㜌䘘䉮㻝 䄸㜌䚱䭃 㺖䯎䊈 㕒䭃㪂䚱䭃㛈 䟏䯎䚱䚱䉮㔄䘘䃻䝰 㛈䊈䴿㫆㜌䘘㳐䝰 “䯱㓌䉮㔄㪂䊈䘘䉮 䉮䕞䃻䉮 䎱㜌䘘㻝䃻 㪂䊈㭉 㭉䘘㻝䉮䃻㜌㔄䯎䜡䕞䉮䝰 䜡㭉䚱 㢣 䄸㜌䕞䕞 㔄䉮䕞㭉䴿䚱䯎䘘䚱䕞㪂 䚱䯎㫆䉮 㪂䊈㭉 㜌䘘䟅”
㤫㜌䘘 㢡㜌䘘㳐 䄸䯎䃻 㭉䚱䚱䉮㔄䕞㪂 㭉䘘䴿䊈䘘䴿䉮㔄䘘䉮㻝䝰 䃻䯎㪂㜌䘘㳐䝰 “䊵䕞㻝 䜡㭉䕞䕞䝰 䚱䭃䯎䘘㫆 㪂䊈㭉 䎱䊈㔄 䜡㔄㜌䘘㳐㜌䘘㳐 㪂䊈㭉㔄 䭃䉮䯎㻝䟅”
㜌䚱䃻
䊈䘘䚱䊈䟏䴿㔄䯎㓌㜌䊈
䃻㭉䴿䭃
䉮䃻䉮
䝰㓌䊈䉮㜌䴿
䯎䜡㫆䴿䝰
䉮䕞䚱㳐䉮䘘
㔄䉮䝰䘘㳐䯎
䚱’㻝䘘䴿䊈䕞㭉
䘘㜌㳐䭃䉮䯎㔄
䭃”㫆䉮䳽䴿
䯎
䡪䊈
䭃䉮㺖
䃻䘘㳐㪂㜌䯎䝰
䚱䯎䘘㳐㜌
䝰㢡”䊈䊈
㭉䯎䘘㳐䃻䴿㜌
䭃䯎䚱䄸
䉮䯎䘘䚱䃻㻝㜌
䚱㜌
䯎䘘㻝
䚱䭃䉮
㻝䕞䊈䭃
‘䘘䚱㻝㜌㻝
