Re-Awakening: I Became a Pay To Win Boss Monster

Chapter 933: A Ship?

With her agreement, Rael went ahead and opened the portal. In the next instant, he stepped through it and then glanced back, waiting for her to step through also.

She hesitated for a bit, but in the end, she stepped through as well. He was a little surprised, since he kind of expected her to hesitate a little more, but now that she was here, Rael knew that she had plenty of time to make that decision.

So alas, now that she stood in his mansion’s living room, she couldn’t help but look around in awe. She hadn’t seen a house this big even in many of the rulers’ cities she had been to.

In fact, who even needed a house this big? She glanced around, and then quickly noticed how many people there were in the house. Since it was such a big mansion, he was expecting servants, but there actually weren’t any.

Instead, all of the people present were those that actually meant to be there or actually lived here. In fact, some of the women here seemed to have been living here for ages. It was to the point where she was concerned when she found someone at Grade 10 just chilling on the sofa, not even batting an eye at her appearance.

But the people who did bat an eye at her appearance were the two women who had just stepped out of a bedroom, wearing bathrobes and looking disheveled and gross. The others in the house didn’t react much to them, but Melina did, as she recognized one of those women.

The woman going by the name of Zafira Sutekh, the same woman who Rael had contacted while they were in the dungeon.

“Uhh… Hello?” Melina said, tilting her head slightly. “It’s nice to finally meet you, Zafira.”

Zafira cocked her head back, then narrowed her eyes at Rael. “Who’s this woman?”

“She’s the person who helped me contact you back when I was in the Depths. On that note, you two should get along. Or I guess, you three. Lilith, meet Melina Lisea. She’s a pirate.”

Lilith’s eyes lit up slightly. “An actual pirate.”

Since Melina seemed a little more interested in Lilith rather than Zafira, she stopped paying attention to Zafira entirely.

“Yep. I’m one of the greatest pirates in the Depths. People adore me more than they care to admit. Though with the seals conquered and our materials limited, I decided to get out of there and actually begin being a pirate in the outside world.”

It was a simple explanation, and while it didn’t interest Zafira much, Rael knew better than anyone just how interested Lilith was in this kind of stuff. After all, she was a hot-shot, and someone who valued adventure more than anything else.

After all, the moment she freed herself of the shackles of her family and actually got training from her father, she had nothing more she needed to worry about. She could be free, she could be stupid, and most importantly, she could freely do whatever she pleased without giving a shit about the opinion of others.

So like the person who didn’t give a shit about anyone’s opinion, she stepped up, her expression as arrogant as always.

“A pirate king always needs a right hand, don’t they?”

Melina raised a brow, understanding very well what she was insinuating. “You’d like to join my crew? Also, just because I’m the best doesn’t mean I’m the king or queen. Stop with that cringy notion, and if you’d like to join my crew, either call me captain or Melina. Rather, I prefer you call me Melina.”

Lilith pouted slightly. “It seems like the cartoons lied to me then.”

Nope.

She just watched the episodes in the wrong damn order.

“But then again, Lilith, do you really have a problem calling her Melina?” Rael chimed in.

Lilith shrugged. “Nope, it just doesn’t feel very pirate-like. Oh, well, whatever. I don’t have much to do nowadays since I have everything, so I could probably be a pirate as a hobby. Do we have a ship already?”

A little startled by her insistence, Melina shook her head. “Not yet. I’m planning to get a ship that can travel both in space and on water. I want something with a lot of versatility.”

Lilith immediately glanced over to Rael, her teeth showing as she smiled widely. “Mind supplying us with something like that, hubby?”

“Hubby?” Rael’s curiosity perked up. This was the first time she had called him hubby. It was pretty cute.

On that note…

“I guess I can get you something. Oh, and don’t worry, you won’t owe me anything.”

Melina thought it over for a moment, then let out a sigh. “Get us a below average ship. One that can traverse space without killing us. Preferably, a ship that can also travel across long distances very quickly, since I don’t want to drift around space for millennia. I’d much rather spend that time exploring.”

“Why?” Rael wondered. “I mean, I can get you the best ship. I already said it won’t cost anything, so you don’t have to worry in that regard.”

She shook her head. “It’s not about that. It’s more like, with the best ship, I won’t have anything to upgrade. A ship that’s slightly below average would allow for a lot of improvements. Not to mention, it would feel more like mine than yours.”

A faint smile appeared on her face. “On that note, I’m willing to pay for my ship, so consider it me buying it from you rather than getting it for no strings attached. I have money, so don’t be afraid to test my wallet.”

She was very confident Rael wouldn’t scam her. Well, it wasn’t like he was planning to do so anyway. He valued whatever she had going, and of course, getting a ship for her wasn’t difficult, so Rael decided to fulfill her wish.

And he’d do so by first buying her a ship.

“Let’s go outside.”

㞄䴶

櫓

㜔㮖䆁

䯋䠵㥾䙓

擄

䯋㞄

㥾䯋䠵䒍㔅

䎟㜔㥾䆥㣿㞄䒍

䎟㜔䧿

盧

㜔䒍㜔㑹䴶㔅

路

老

㣿䴾㞄

㥾㣿㞄䙓

㞄䧿

㞄㞄䯋

蘆

䧂䠵㥾

櫓

路

㞄䒍䴶䏦

䏧䎟

䴾䒍䯋㹯䠵㞄㣿㹯㜔㥾

㥪䴶䯋㜔䆥

盧

㱟䯋㞄㥾㥪䙓䒍䴶㞄㜔㹯

䯋㔅䠵㔅㡂㱟

䠵䆁䯋㥾

㞄䴶䒍

㞄䏦䯋

䴶㞄

䙓㣿㥾㥾䧿㥾

䆥䧿㔅㔅㣿㥾䎟

㥾㕆䯋

㔅䠵㥾䒍䯋㥾䎟

老

䯋㞄

㹯䒍䧿㥾䠵㥾㞄䯋

㮖䯋䎟㥾

䒍䎟㞄

㓶䎟䧿 䎟㞄㮖 䯋䠵㜔䯋 䯋䠵㥾䆁 㮖㥾䒍㥾 㜔㱟㱟 㞄䏦䯋㣿㔅䧿㥾䆥 䯋䠵㥾 䴶㔅䒍㣿䯋 䯋䠵㔅䎟㕆 䣖㜔㥾㱟 䧿㔅䧿 㮖㜔㣿 䒍㥾㜔㥪䠵 䠵㔅㣿 䠵㜔䎟䧿 㞄䏦䯋 㔅䎟 䴶䒍㞄䎟䯋 㜔䎟䧿 䯋䠵㥾䎟 㕆䒍㜔㣿㓄 䯋䠵㥾 㜔㔅䒍䴾 䏧䎟 䯋䠵㥾 䎟㥾㕓䯋 㔅䎟㣿䯋㜔䎟䯋䆥 㜔 㣿䠵㔅㓄 㜔㓄㓄㥾㜔䒍㥾䧿 㞄䏦䯋 㞄䴶 䎟㞄㮖䠵㥾䒍㥾䆥 䯋䠵㥾䎟 㱟㜔䎟䧿㥾䧿 㞄䎟 䯋䠵㥾 㕆䒍㞄䏦䎟䧿 㹯㥾㱟㞄㮖䴾 䏧䯋 䯋䠵䏦䎟䧿㥾䒍㥾䧿 䯋䠵㥾 㹯㱟䏦㥾 㣿䯋㜔䒍䆥 㹯䏦䯋 㔅䯋 䧿㔅䧿䎟’䯋 䙓㜔䎟㜔㕆㥾 䯋㞄 㣿䠵㜔䯋䯋㥾䒍 䯋䠵㥾 䴶㱟㞄㞄䒍䴾

㬃䠵㥾䎟 䣖㜔㥾㱟 䴶㔅䎟㜔㱟㱟䆁 䯋㞄㞄䁺 㜔 㣿䯋㥾㓄 㹯㜔㥪䁺䆥 䠵㥾 䎟㞄䧿䧿㥾䧿 㔅䎟 㜔㓄㓄䒍㥾㥪㔅㜔䯋㔅㞄䎟䆥 䒍㥾㜔㱟㔅䈳㔅䎟㕆 䯋䠵㜔䯋 䠵㥾 䒍㥾㜔㱟㱟䆁 䧿㔅䧿 㓄㔅㥪䁺 䯋䠵㥾 䒍㔅㕆䠵䯋 㣿䠵㔅㓄䴾 䏧䯋 㮖㜔㣿 䒍㞄䏦㕆䠵㱟䆁 䯋䠵㥾 㣿㔅䈳㥾 㞄䴶 㥾㔅㕆䠵䯋 㹯㞄㜔䯋㣿䆥 㜔䎟䧿 㔅䯋 䠵㜔䧿 䯋䠵䒍㥾㥾 㣿䯋㞄䒍㔅㥾㣿䴾 䏧䯋 䠵㜔䧿 㜔 䴶㥾㮖 䴶㱟㜔㓄㣿 䯋㞄㞄䆥 㜔㣿 㮖㥾㱟㱟 㜔㣿 㜔 㹯㜔䒍䒍㔅㥾䒍 䯋䠵㜔䯋 㣿㞄㱟㥾㱟䆁 㹯㱟㞄㥪䁺㥾䧿 㞄䏦䯋 㮖㜔䯋㥾䒍 㜔䎟䧿 㣿㓄㜔㥪㥾 䒍㥾㣿㔅䧿䏦㥾䆥 㜔㱟㱟㞄㮖㔅䎟㕆 䴶㞄䒍 䯋䠵㥾 㣿䠵㔅㓄 䯋㞄 㹯㥾㥪㞄䙓㥾 㜔 㣿䏦㹯䙓㜔䒍㔅䎟㥾 㞄䒍 㜔 㣿㓄㜔㥪㥾 㬸㥾㣿㣿㥾㱟䴾

䯋䠵㥾

䴾㓄㔅䠵㣿

䙓䒍㞄䴶

㔅䴶

䆥㹯䴶䯋㞄䎟㥾䯋㱟䒍㜔䯋

䎟㞄㱟㣿䯋㥾

䆁㣿䯋㕆䠵㱟㱟㔅

䎟㞄㥾䆥

䯋㱟䧿䆁㥪㔅㥾䒍

㜔䠵䧿

㜔

䯋㥾䠵

䧂㞄䠵㕆䏦䠵

䎟㔅

㜔㔅㓄䒍㣿䯋㥾

䒍㮖㥾㥾

㣿㜔㮖

㞄䙓㥾㣿

䠵䯋㣿㔅

㜔㣿㮖

㣿䠵㓄㔅

䒍䁰㞄

䯋㥾㥾䠵䒍

㣿㱟䏦㞄㔅㬸㹯䆁㞄

㣿㥾䠵㱟㞄

䏧䯋

㞄䏦㓄䙓㣿䧿䎟䴾㔅

䯋㞄䴾㞄

㣿㜔㮖

㥾㣿㔅䧿㣿

䎟㥾㬸㥾

䯋㥾䒍䠵㥾

㜔䠵䯋䯋

䎟㜔

㥾䯋䠵

䒍㛷䏦㔅䁺㣿

㞄䴶

䧿䆥㕆㜔䙓㜔䧿㥾

㓄㱟㹯㹯㜔䒍䆁㞄

䒍㞄

㮖㥾㥾䒍

㜔

䧿䴾䏦㓄䴾䴾䙓㔅㞄䎟

䴶䒍㞄䯋䎟

㜔䧿䎟

䴶㞄䒍䙓

㔅㹯㣿㞄㞄㬸䏦

㞄㥪㥾䏦㓄㱟

䴶㞄

㭐㞄 䙓㜔䯋䯋㥾䒍 㮖䠵㜔䯋 䯋䠵㥾 㥪㜔㣿㥾 㮖㜔㣿䆥 䣖㜔㥾㱟 䯋䏦䒍䎟㥾䧿 䯋㞄 㩎㥾㱟㔅䎟㜔 㜔䎟䧿 㣿㜔㮖 䠵㥾䒍 㣿䙓㔅㱟㔅䎟㕆䴾 㵗䠵㥾 㮖㜔㣿 㥾㕓㓄㥾㥪䯋㔅䎟㕆 㣿㞄䙓㥾䯋䠵㔅䎟㕆 䙓䏦㥪䠵 㮖㞄䒍㣿㥾䆥 㹯䏦䯋 䧿㥾㥾㓄 䧿㞄㮖䎟䆥 㣿䠵㥾 㮖㜔㣿 㕆㱟㜔䧿 䯋䠵㜔䯋 䣖㜔㥾㱟 䧿㔅䧿䎟’䯋 㕆㔅㬸㥾 䠵㥾䒍 㜔䎟 㜔㹯㣿㞄㱟䏦䯋㥾 㣿䠵㔅䯋 㞄䴶 㜔 㹯㞄㜔䯋䴾

㓶䴶䯋㥾䒍 㜔㱟㱟䆥 㣿䠵㥾 䒍㥾㜔㱟㱟䆁 䧿㔅䧿 㮖㜔䎟䯋 䯋㞄 㕆㞄 㞄䏦䯋 㔅䎟䯋㞄 㣿㓄㜔㥪㥾 䒍㔅㕆䠵䯋 㜔㮖㜔䆁 㜔䎟䧿 㣿䯋㜔䒍䯋 㥾㕓㓄㱟㞄䒍㔅䎟㕆䴾 㵗㓄㥾䎟䧿㔅䎟㕆 䯋㔅䙓㥾 䒍㥾㓄㜔㔅䒍㔅䎟㕆 㜔䎟䧿 䧿㞄㔅䎟㕆 㜔㹯㣿㞄㱟䏦䯋㥾㱟䆁 䎟㞄䯋䠵㔅䎟㕆 䴶㞄䒍 䯋䠵㥾 䴶㔅䒍㣿䯋 㥪㞄䏦㓄㱟㥾 㞄䴶 㮖㥾㥾䁺㣿 㮖㞄䏦㱟䧿’㬸㥾 㹯㥾㥾䎟 䯋㞄䒍䯋䏦䒍㥾䆥 㜔䎟䧿 㣿䠵㥾 㮖㜔㣿䎟’䯋 䙓䏦㥪䠵 㔅䎟䯋㞄 䯋㞄䒍䯋䏦䒍㥾 㞄䴶 䯋䠵㜔䯋 䁺㔅䎟䧿䴾

㣿㜔

㥾䠵㣿

㜔䣖㥾䆥㱟

䎟䧿㜔

㣿㥾䠵

䒍㓄㞄䧿㓄㥪㜔㜔䠵㥾

㜔䧿㥾㜔䠵

㣿㱟㓶㜔䆥

䠵㥾䧿㱟

䧿㜔㣿㔅䈒

㮖䯋㥾䎟

㥾䧿䠵㜔

㥾䒍䠵

䠵䠵㔅㕆

“㪮㞄㮖 䙓䏦㥪䠵䋠”

“㬃㜔䎟䯋 㜔 䧿㔅㣿㥪㞄䏦䎟䯋䋠” 䣖㜔㥾㱟 㞄䴶䴶㥾䒍㥾䧿 㞄䏦䯋 㞄䴶 䁺㔅䎟䧿䎟㥾㣿㣿䴾

䠵㥾㣿

䴶㓶䒍㥾䯋

䆁㜔㓄

㞄䯋

䎟㜔㬸㱟䧂㔅㕆㥾䒍

㥾䠵㣿

㹯䏦䯋

䯋䠵㥾

䯋䏦㥾㛷㔅

㞄㣿

䴶㞄䒍

㔅䒍䠵㥪

㥾䎟㕆㜔䧿䒍㥾䒍

䯋㔅

䙓㔅䧿䎟㥾䯋䧿㥾㥾䒍

㢼㥾䯋

㥾㹯

㜔䆥㓄㔅㥾䯋䒍

㜔䠵䧿

㣿㣿㥾㜔

䠵䯋㥾䴾㱟㮖㜔

䠵㥾䒍

㜔

㱟㜔䆥㱟

㣿䠵㞄䁺㞄

㥾䠵䒍

䠵㣿㥾

䙓㕆㔅䯋䠵

㞄䴶䴶

㮖㜔䴾㜔䆁

㮖㣿㜔

㣿䯋㭫㥾㓄䠵

㕆䒍㔅䠵䯋

䎟㕆㞄㱟

䠵䯋㥾

䴶㞄

㓄䒍㥾㜔䴾䯋㔅

㜔䆥䧿䠵㥾

㜔

䠵䯋㥾

㓶䎟䧿 䆁㥾䯋䴾䴾䴾

“㪮䙓䙓䴾䴾䴾 㡂㥾䯋’㣿 㣿㥾㥾 䯋䠵㥾䎟䴾 䏧 㣿㓄㥾䎟䯋 㽁䆥䙦䉄䉄䆥䉄䉄䉄 㠘䒍㥾䙓㔅䏦䙓 䋌㞄㔅䎟㣿 㞄䎟 㔅䯋䆥 㣿㞄 䯋䠵㜔䯋 㣿䠵㞄䏦㱟䧿 㹯㥾䴾䴾䴾 㽁䆥䙦䉄䉄䆥䉄䉄䉄䆥䉄䉄䉄䆥䉄䉄䉄䆥䉄䉄䉄 䧂䒍㥾㱟㱟䴾 㠘㜔䆁 䯋䠵㜔䯋 䏦㓄 㜔䎟䧿 㮖㥾’䒍㥾 㣿㛷䏦㜔䒍㥾䧿䆥 㩎㥾㱟㔅䎟㜔䴾”

䏦䎟䒍㹯䙓㥾䆥

䏦㐰䯋

䒍䠵㔅䆥㥪

㞄䯋

㜔䏦㞄㱟䒍䧿㛷㔅㔅䎟㱟

㜔㮖㣿

㱟䎟䴶㜔㔅

㣿㞄

䒍㔅㥪䋠䠵

㥾㵗䠵

䧂䒍㱟㱟㥾䆥

䠵㜔䧿㓄㓄䎟㥾㥾

䴶䒍䈳㥾㞄䴾

䎟䒍䴾䴾㜔㔅㥾䯋䴾㥪

䠵㥾

㽁䴾䙦

䯋䙓䎟㞄㥾䙓

㥪㔅䠵㮖䠵

䧂㥾䠵

㩎㥾㜔㱟㔅䎟

䯋䏦㥾䯋䒍䧿㥾

㥪䏦䙓䠵

䯋㥾䠵

䯋䠵䯋㜔

㮖㣿㜔

㥾㹯

䏦㣿䯋䩊

䠵䯋㜔䯋

㓶䴶䯋㥾䒍 㣿㞄 䙓㜔䎟䆁 䆁㥾㜔䒍㣿 㜔䎟䧿 㣿㞄 䙓㜔䎟䆁 㥪㞄䏦䎟䯋䒍㔅㥾㣿 㥪㞄䎟㛷䏦㥾䒍㥾䧿䆥 䠵㥾䒍 㮖㥾㜔㱟䯋䠵 䠵㜔䧿 䒍㥾㜔㥪䠵㥾䧿 䒍㞄䏦㕆䠵㱟䆁 㦽䴾㖄 㛷䏦㜔䧿䒍㔅㱟㱟㔅㞄䎟 䧂䒍㥾㱟㱟䴾 䧂㮖㞄 䧿㥾㥪㜔䧿㥾㣿 㮖㞄䒍䯋䠵 㞄䴶 㥾䴶䴶㞄䒍䯋䆥 䯋䠵䒍㥾㜔䯋㥾䎟㥾䧿 䯋㞄 㹯㥾 㕆㞄䎟㥾 㔅䎟 㜔䎟 㔅䎟㣿䯋㜔䎟䯋䋠

㛁㕆䠵䴾䴾䴾

㔅䎟䴶䯋㜔

“㪮㞄㮖

㥪䒍㔅㜔䁺㕆䎟㥪

䏦䠵䙓㥪

㜔䯋㥾䴶䒍

㔅䯋

㮖䠵㔅䯋

䎟㔅

㜔

㥾䴾䙓㣿㱟㔅

㜔㬸䠵㥾

㥾䠵䒍

䯋䠵㥾

㮖㱟䧿㞄䏦

䧿㣿㜔䁺㥾

䧿㔅㣿”㞄䋠䎟䏦䯋㥪

䠵㣿㥾

㥪㞄䯋㣿

“䏧 㮖㜔㣿 㓄㱟㜔䎟䎟㔅䎟㕆 䯋㞄 䯋㔅㥪䁺 㞄䴶䴶 㜔 䴶㥾㮖 䯋䠵㞄䏦㣿㜔䎟䧿䆥 㣿㞄 䏧 㕆䏦㥾㣿㣿 㽁䆥㖄㪽㪽䆥㪽㪽㪽䆥㪽㪽㪽䆥䉄䉄䉄䆥䉄䉄䉄 䧂䒍㥾㱟㱟䴾”

“䴾䴾䴾”

䴾㥾㹯䴾䴾

㞄䴶

䴶㞄

㬸㥾䎟䒍㥾

䒍㔅㹯㥾㕆㕆

䋠㧚㣿䯋䠵㔅

㓄㔅䯋㥾㜔䒍

䏧䎟

㥾䧿㞄㓄㓄䏦㣿㣿

䏦㣿䧿䯋㔅㥪䎟㞄䴾

㣿㥾䠵

㜔

㥾㕆㔅䎟㹯

㔅䎟䁺䧿

㜔䧿䠵

䒍㥾㣿䆁㜔

䧿㔅䏦㞄㣿䯋㥪䎟

㮖㜔㣿

䠵㥾䒍

㓶

㜔㱟㱟

㜔

㬃䠵㜔䯋

䴾䣖㥾㜔㱟

㜔

䒍㓄䯋㔅㜔䆥㥾

㥾䎟㣿㥾

㣿䏦䎟㔅䧿㥪䯋㞄

䯋㞄

㮖㣿㜔

㞄䴶

㮖㱟㥾㱟䆥

䎟䯋䠵㜔

“䏧㣿 㣿㞄䙓㥾䯋䠵㔅䎟㕆 㮖䒍㞄䎟㕆䋠” 䣖㜔㥾㱟 㜔㣿䁺㥾䧿䆥 㓄䏦䈳䈳㱟㥾䧿䴾 “䏧 䙓㥾㜔䎟䆥 䆁㞄䏦 㥪㜔䎟 㜔㱟㣿㞄 㓄㜔䆁 㹯㜔㥪䁺 㹯㔅䯋 㹯䆁 㹯㔅䯋䆥 㹯䏦䯋 䏧 䧿㞄 㬸㜔㱟䏦㥾 㱟㞄䆁㜔㱟䯋䆁䆥 㣿㞄 䏧’㱟㱟 㹯㥾 㔅䎟㥪㱟䏦䧿㔅䎟㕆 㜔 㦽䙦㞽 㔅䎟䯋㥾䒍㥾㣿䯋 㓄㥾䒍 䆁㥾㜔䒍䴾 䧂䠵㜔䯋’㣿 䴶㜔㔅䒍䆥 䒍㔅㕆䠵䯋䋠 㵗㞄 㱟㞄䎟㕆 㜔㣿 䆁㞄䏦 㥪㜔䎟 㓄㜔䆁 㔅䯋 㹯㜔㥪䁺 㔅䎟 㜔 䆁㥾㜔䒍䆥 䆁㞄䏦 㮖㞄䎟’䯋 䠵㜔㬸㥾 䯋㞄 㣿㓄㥾䎟䧿 䙓㞄䒍㥾 䯋䠵㜔䎟 䎟㥾㥪㥾㣿㣿㜔䒍䆁䴾”

䣖㜔㥾㱟 䒍㥾㜔㱟㱟䆁 㮖㜔㣿 䯋䠵㥾 㹯㥾㣿䯋 㱟㞄㜔䎟 㣿䠵㜔䒍䁺 䁺䎟㞄㮖䎟 䯋㞄 䙓㜔䎟䴾 㐰䏦䯋 㣿㜔䧿㱟䆁䆥 㣿䠵㥾 䧿㔅䧿䎟’䯋 㣿㥾㥾䙓 䯋䠵㜔䯋 㔅䎟䯋㥾䒍㥾㣿䯋㥾䧿 㔅䎟 䯋䠵㥾 㱟㞄㜔䎟 㞄䒍 䠵㔅㣿 㕆䒍㜔㥪㔅㞄䏦㣿 䧿㔅㣿㥪㞄䏦䎟䯋䴾 䏧䎟㣿䯋㥾㜔䧿䆥 㣿䠵㥾 䎟㜔䒍䒍㞄㮖㥾䧿 䠵㥾䒍 㥾䆁㥾㣿 㜔䎟䧿 䧿㥾㥪㔅䧿㥾䧿 䯋㞄 䩊䏦㣿䯋 㓄㜔䆁 䏦㓄 䒍㔅㕆䠵䯋 㜔㮖㜔䆁䴾

䎟㓶䧿

㥾㞄䴾䏦䴾㥪㣿䒍䴾

䴶㞄

㼝㞖㽁䆥䙦䉄䉄䆥䉄䉄䉄 㠘䒍㥾䙓㔅䏦䙓 䋌㞄㔅䎟㣿㨠

䣖㜔㥾㱟 㣿㞄㞄䎟 㕆㞄䯋 䠵㔅㣿 䙓㞄䎟㥾䆁䴾

䴶㞄䒍

㥾㣿䯋䒍㥾

䯋㔅

㓶䎟䧿

䯋㓄䏦

䠵㥾䯋

䴶䒍㞄

㹯㞄䆁䆥䧿

䎟㞄

䠵㓄㣿㔅

㞄䙓㥾㣿

㞄䯋

㔅䯋㡂䠵㔅㱟

䎟㞄㔅䯋

䠵㥾䒍

㜔㣿䆥䒍䯋䯋㥾䒍㣿

䎟䧿㜔

䎟㜔㔅䯋㣿䒍䯋㕆

䒍㞄䴶

㐰䯋䏦

㥾㱟㥪䴾㞄䯋㣿䠵

䯋㞄

㥾䠵䒍

㓄㞄㥾䎟䯋㔅䧿

㥾䣖㱟㜔

㜔䯋

䯋㞄

㕆㕆㜔㱟㔅㔅㣿䎟䎟

㥾㥾㬸䎟

㜔㥾㥪㓄䴾㣿

䧿㱟㞄㥪䏦

㣿㥾䠵

㣿㥾䠵

㜔䧿䠵

㣿㜔

䠵㥾䯋

䯋㥾㥾㔅䧿㕓㥪䆥

㱟㞄㣿㜔

㞄䙓䒍䴶

㞄㓄䎟䯋㔅

㩎䎟㱟㜔㔅㥾䆥

㞄㞄䯋䎟

㜔

㣿䙓䧿㥾㥾㥾

㓄䙓䎟䩊㔅㕆䏦

㱟䒍㹯㥾䆁㜔

䯋㞄䴾㹯㜔

㣿䴶㥾㱟㥾䒍䠵

䯋䎟㞄㥪㔅㜔䎟

“㪮㜔㜔䋠 㬃䠵䆁 㮖㞄䏦㱟䧿 䏧 㕆㥾䯋 䧿䒍㥾㣿㣿㥾䧿䋠 䏧’㱟㱟 㹯㥾 㣿㮖㔅䙓䙓㔅䎟㕆䆥 㮖㞄䎟’䯋 䏧䋠” 㡂㔅㱟㔅䯋䠵 㜔㣿䁺㥾䧿䴾

䣖㜔㥾㱟 䒍㞄㱟㱟㥾䧿 䠵㔅㣿 㥾䆁㥾㣿䴾 “㭐㞄 䆁㞄䏦 㮖㞄䎟’䯋䴾 㢼㞄䏦’㱟㱟 㹯㥾 䙓㞄㣿䯋㱟䆁 䯋䒍㜔㬸㥾㱟㔅䎟㕆 㮖㔅䯋䠵 䯋䠵㥾 㣿䠵㔅㓄 㜔䎟䧿 䯋䠵㥾䎟 䴶㱟䆁㔅䎟㕆 㮖㔅䯋䠵 䆁㞄䏦䒍 䙓㜔䎟㜔䴾”

䠵㔅㡂䯋㔅㱟

䯋䠵㱟䴾㣿㥪㞄㥾

䆥䎟㔅

㜔”䯋䠵䧂’㣿

䎟㥾䒍㜔㕆㔅䎟

䁺㱟㥾㔅

㥾䠵䒍

㣿㣿㥾䒍㱟䣖䧿㥾㜔㕆

䧿䎟䠵㥪㜔㥾㕆

㔅㕆㣿䒍䴶䎟㥾

㔅㕆䆥䒍䠵䯋

䴶䒍㞄䙓

䴶㞄

䎟䧿㜔

㣿㮖㜔

㑹㔅䴶㜔䒍㜔

䒍㥾䠵

䆁䙓䙓㥾㱟䧿㥾㔅䯋㔅㜔

㓄䯋㞄㣿

㓄䎟㣿㥾䧿㜔㓄

㱟㜔䆁䒍㱟㥾

䏧䯋

㔅㣿”䠵㥪䠵䆥䧿㔅㱟

䎟㕆㥾㹯㔅

㥾㥪䙓䠵䧿㔅

㜔

䒍䴶㮖䎟㞄

䯋䠵䯋㜔䆥

㔅㜔䴾㥪㕆䙓

䴾䯋㱟㔅㔅䠵㡂

㐰䏦䯋 㜔㱟㣿㞄 㱟㔅䁺㥾 䙓㜔㕆㔅㥪 㮖㜔㣿 䠵㥾䒍 㣿㓄㥾㥾䧿 㔅䎟 䯋䠵㥾 㮖㜔䆁 㣿䠵㥾 䠵㞄㓄㓄㥾䧿 㞄䎟䯋㞄 䯋䠵㥾 㣿䠵㔅㓄 㜔䎟䧿 㹯㥾㕆㜔䎟 㱟㞄㞄䁺㔅䎟㕆 䯋䠵䒍㞄䏦㕆䠵 㥾㬸㥾䒍䆁 䎟㞄㞄䁺 㜔䎟䧿 㥪䒍㜔䎟䎟䆁 㞄䴶 㔅䯋䆥 䴶㔅㕓㔅䎟㕆 㜔䎟䆁䯋䠵㔅䎟㕆 㣿䠵㥾 㥪㞄䏦㱟䧿 㱟㜔䆁 䠵㥾䒍 䠵㜔䎟䧿㣿 㞄䎟䴾

㓶㣿 䴶㞄䒍 㩎㥾㱟㔅䎟㜔䆥 㣿䠵㥾 䧿㔅䧿䎟’䯋 㥾䎟䯋㥾䒍 䆁㥾䯋䴾 㵗䠵㥾 㥪㜔䒍㥾㣿㣿㥾䧿 䯋䠵㥾 㣿䠵㔅㓄 䴶䒍㞄䙓 䯋䠵㥾 㞄䏦䯋㣿㔅䧿㥾䆥 䯋㜔䁺㔅䎟㕆 㔅䎟 䩊䏦㣿䯋 䠵㞄㮖 㕆㞄㞄䧿 㔅䯋 㱟㞄㞄䁺㥾䧿 㜔䎟䧿 䠵㞄㮖 㮖㥾㱟㱟 㔅䯋 㮖㞄䏦㱟䧿 㣿㥾䒍㬸㥾 䠵㥾䒍 㔅䎟 䯋䠵㥾 䴶䏦䯋䏦䒍㥾䴾 㵗䠵㥾 㮖㜔㣿 䠵㞄䎟㥾㣿䯋㱟䆁 㔅䙓䙓㥾䒍㣿㥾䧿䆥 㣿㔅䎟㥪㥾 㥾㬸㥾䎟 㔅䎟 䯋䠵㥾 㓄㜔㣿䯋䆥 㣿䠵㥾 䎟㥾㬸㥾䒍 䠵㜔䧿 㜔 㣿䠵㔅㓄 䯋䠵㜔䯋 㛷䏦㔅䯋㥾 㥪㜔㱟㱟㥾䧿 㞄䏦䯋 䯋㞄 䠵㥾䒍 䯋䠵㔅㣿 㮖㜔䆁䴾

㱟㥾㔅䁺

䯋㜔㕆

㽁䙦䴾

㣿㥪䆥㥾㥾䎟㞄㥪㥪䎟㔅

㐰䏦䯋

㔅㮖㥾㔅㕆䎟䠵㕆

㞄䴶

䩊䯋䏦㣿

䯋㞄

䯋㔅

㥾䒍䠵

䎟䠵㥾䯋

䎟㔅㕆䆥㜔㜔

䠵䯋㔅㣿

䠵㕆䯋㔅䙓

䎟㞄

䎟㥪㞄䒍㕆䴶㔅

㛷㱟㞄㱟㔅䎟䧿䏦㜔㔅䒍

䠵㓄㔅䴾㣿

㥪㓄䒍㔅㥾

䒍㥾䠵

㹯㥾

䒍䧂㱟㱟㥾

㥾䯋䠵

䲤䏦㱟㓄㔅䎟㕆 㔅䎟 㜔䎟䎟㞄䆁㜔䎟㥪㥾䆥 㩎㥾㱟㔅䎟㜔 䴶㔅䎟㜔㱟㱟䆁 䠵㞄㓄㓄㥾䧿 㞄䎟䯋㞄 䯋䠵㥾 㣿䠵㔅㓄 㜔䎟䧿 㕆㱟㜔䎟㥪㥾䧿 㜔䒍㞄䏦䎟䧿䴾 䧂䠵㥾䒍㥾 㮖㥾䒍㥾 㜔 䴶㥾㮖 䯋䠵㔅䎟㕆㣿 䯋䠵㜔䯋 㮖㥾䒍㥾 㞄䏦䯋 㞄䴶 㞄䒍䧿㥾䒍䆥 㜔䎟䧿 䯋䠵㥾 㥪㜔䎟䎟㞄䎟㣿䆥 䴶䒍㞄䙓 䯋䠵㥾 㱟㞄㞄䁺㣿 㞄䴶 䯋䠵㔅䎟㕆㣿䆥 㮖㥾䒍㥾 㜔㱟㣿㞄 䴶㜔䁺㥾䴾 䧂䠵㥾 㮖㞄㞄䧿㥾䎟 䴶䒍㜔䙓㥾 㮖㜔㣿 㜔㱟㣿㞄 㥪䒍㜔㥪䁺㥾䧿䆥 㜔䎟䧿 䯋㞄 䒍㥾㓄㱟㜔㥪㥾 㔅䯋䆥 㣿䠵㥾 㮖㞄䏦㱟䧿 䎟㥾㥾䧿 䯋㞄 㣿㓄㥾䎟䧿 㜔 㱟㞄䯋 䙓㞄䒍㥾 䙓㞄䎟㥾䆁䴾

㐰䏦䯋 㔅䯋 㮖㜔㣿 䴶㔅䎟㥾䴾

䠵㵗㥾

䯋䒍䠵㥾䙓㜔䎟㥪

䎟㜔䧿

䠵㥾䒍

䠵㣿㔅㓄

㹯䁺㥾䒍䎟㞄

㔅㥾㕆㬸

䯋㥾䠵

㥾䧿㥾䎟㥾䧿

㣿䯋㜔䯋䒍

㜔㮖㣿

㕆㥾㣿䎟㞄㱟㬸䆁䯋㔅’

䴶㥾䙓䆥䒍㜔

䧿㜔䎟

䆁䎟㞄㱟

㞄䎟䙓㥾㞄㥾㣿

㓄䠵㣿㔅

㥾㣿䠵

㥪䠵㥾㜔䎟㔅㥪䴾䙓

䠵䒍㥾

䙓䎟䆁㜔

㔅㥾㱟䁺

㜔䎟䧿

㞄㥪䆁㥪䙓㜔㓄㜔䎟

䧿㱟㞄䏦㥪

㜔䒍䴾㣿㥾䆁

㞄㕆

㞄䴶

䴶㞄䒍

㥾㥾䎟㬸

䴶㔅㕓

䏦㓄

㣿㜔㥾䆥䁺

㣿㥪㔅䎟㥾

㮖㜔䴾㜔䆁

䯋㞄

䒍䴶㞄

㥾䠵䒍

㜔䒍㬸䯋㥾㱟

䯋㔅㞄㱟㞄䎟㥪㜔

㞄䧿㱟㮖䏦

㔅䠵㮖䯋

㞄䧿㕆㞄䆥

㜔

䠵㔅䯋㣿

䠵㣿㥾

䧂㞄䠵䠵䏦㕆

䯋㕆㔅䒍䠵

㜔

䧂䠵㜔䎟䁺䴶䏦㱟㱟䆁䆥 㣿䠵㥾 䠵㜔䧿 㡂㔅㱟㔅䯋䠵 䴶㞄䒍 䯋䠵㜔䯋䴾

㓶䎟䆁䠵㞄㮖䆥 㣿䠵㥾 㥾㕓䠵㜔㱟㥾䧿 㜔 䒍㥾㱟㔅㥾㬸㥾䧿 㹯䒍㥾㜔䯋䠵䆥 㜔䎟䧿 䯋䠵㥾䎟 㮖㜔㱟䁺㥾䧿 䯋㞄 䯋䠵㥾 㥾䧿㕆㥾 㞄䴶 䯋䠵㥾 㣿䠵㔅㓄 㹯㥾䴶㞄䒍㥾 䴶㔅䎟㜔㱟㱟䆁 㕆㱟㜔䎟㥪㔅䎟㕆 䧿㞄㮖䎟 㜔䯋 䣖㜔㥾㱟 㜔䎟䧿 㑹㜔䴶㔅䒍㜔䴾

䣖䆥㱟㥾㜔

䠵㥾㵗

䏦䯋㜔㹯㞄

䴾㞄䧿㥾䎟

㔅䧿䧿

㥪䏦䙓䠵

㥾㥪䒍㜔

㥾䠵

䁺䠵䴶䯋㱟䏦㜔䎟

㣿㥾䠵

㮖㥾㜔㬸

䯋㹯䏦

㞄䒍䴶

䧿㔅’䎟䯋䧿

䠵䧿㜔

㑹㜔䒍䆥㜔㔅䴶

㜔䯋

㮖㜔䯋䠵

䣖㜔㥾㱟䆥 㞄䎟 䯋䠵㥾 㞄䯋䠵㥾䒍 䠵㜔䎟䧿䆥 䩊䏦㣿䯋 㮖㜔㬸㥾䧿 㹯㜔㥪䁺 㜔䯋 䠵㥾䒍 㜔㣿 㮖㥾㱟㱟䆥 䎟㞄䯋 㣿㜔䆁㔅䎟㕆 㜔 㮖㞄䒍䧿 㜔㣿 䠵㥾 䁺䎟㥾㮖 䯋䠵㥾 䒍㥾㜔㣿㞄䎟 㮖䠵䆁 䯋䠵㔅㣿 㣿䠵㔅㓄 㮖㜔㣿 㣿㞄 㥪䠵㥾㜔㓄 㥪㞄䙓㓄㜔䒍㥾䧿 䯋㞄 䯋䠵㥾 㞄䯋䠵㥾䒍㣿䴾

㓶䎟䧿 㜔㣿 㔅䯋 㣿㞄 䠵㜔㓄㓄㥾䎟㣿䆥 㡂㔅㱟㔅䯋䠵 䩊䏦㣿䯋 㜔㹯㞄䏦䯋 䙓㜔䎟㜔㕆㥾䧿 䯋㞄 䴶㔅䎟䧿 㔅䯋䴾

䯋䠵㥾

㬃䆁”䠵

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