My Werewolf System - Chapter 1659

Capítulo 1659: The Best Of The Three

Since what Jack was about to do, and what he intended to lead everyone through, was clearly a serious matter, it didn’t come as a surprise to anyone that Bluebird was present among the gathered group. His appearance alone added weight to the moment, especially because of the rumours that had been quietly circulating throughout the community.

People had heard snippets of information, how Jack had recently been asked to help Bluebird with a difficult mission, how knights had been dispatched the other day, and how something significant had happened. Now, seeing Jack gather the entire pack and openly announce that they were marching against Steve and the other pack, many naturally connected the dots.

If both events were related, and to everyone listening, that seemed like an obvious conclusion, then whatever had happened on Bluebird’s mission had somehow involved Steve’s Werewolf pack. And the result of that involvement was the situation they found themselves facing now.

“I was a bit worried that with just this many people, we might not be able to best the other pack,” one Werewolf whispered under his breath to a friend, “but if we have Bluebird on our side… that shouldn’t be a problem, right?”

“Right. But doesn’t it look like he knows those three new guys? That’s strange, huh?” another replied.

“Maybe he was the one who brought them in. Or maybe he met them during some expedition. They said they were from a faraway village, right?”

While the three were initially relieved to see Bluebird there, familiarity in a chaotic moment, another worry quickly settled in. Between the two packs, they already believed Jack’s pack outmatched Steve’s. With Bluebird supporting them on top of that, they couldn’t imagine the other side standing a chance. There was only one small comfort: Bluebird didn’t look like someone who intended to kill Steve.

Signalling the three, he gestured for them to move away from the group, increasing the suspicion of the other Werewolves even more. But Bluebird did it only because he knew how sharp Werewolf hearing was. Ordinary citizens forgot this fact all the time, speaking ill of Werewolves within earshot without noticing, but Bluebird had been with them long enough to understand how careful he needed to be.

“The three of you,” Bluebird began quietly once they were out of range, “did you manage to find out what has been weighing on Jack? I have a feeling that whatever is troubling him is tied to his decision to do all of this. I just… can’t seem to piece it together.”

Gary and Lupus both looked directly at Kai. Neither wanted to risk saying something that would earn Kai’s irritation later, and Kai tended to handle explanations better.

“We found a few things,” Kai replied carefully. “Some of it is related to his family… very personal matters, actually. That’s why he’s been so out of it. But we didn’t find the root cause of everything.”

It showed they were investigating and that they understood the sensitivity of the matter, while at the same time giving Bluebird just enough information to form his own incomplete theories. After a long moment, Bluebird exhaled slowly as if he had reached a private conclusion.

“The last thing I want to see is a massacre between two packs,” Bluebird said. “Especially when there doesn’t need to be one.”

Then his eyes sharpened slightly as he looked at the three outsiders.

“I have a favour to ask. Since I’m the one who helped get you three into Jack’s pack, I think you don’t really have a reason to refuse.”

He clapped his hands together lightly before any of them could speak.

“Great! I thought so. I believe the four of us are in the same camp, we do not want this confrontation to become something bloody and irreversible. So I want one of you to head to Steve’s camp and deliver a message. These exact words…”

As Bluebird explained the nature of the message, all three of them widened their eyes.

“There’s something like that?” Gary blurted out before he could stop himself.

“Of course,” Bluebird replied with a soft chuckle. “Every knight knows this rule, and Jack is a knight before anything else. He will comply as well. Now then, out of the three of you, who is the fastest? And more importantly, who wouldn’t catch Jack’s attention too much if they suddenly left?”

Lupus had recently met with Jack directly and, given his size, strength, and age, he definitely stood out. Gary, well, even in this era, his green hair made him noticeable. He had already been forced to explain several times that it was simply the hair he was born with.

Naturally, both of them slowly turned their heads toward Kai.

And Kai, unfortunately, was the fastest among them.

“It looks like that’s decided,” Bluebird said cheerfully. “Before Jack arrives, take off and head straight for Steve’s camp.”

Kai opened his mouth to protest, but Bluebird had already assumed he would do it. With no room left to object, Kai stepped away and broke into a run, heading across the open fields and toward the deep forest where Steve’s pack resided.

As he ran, an exhausted, irritated groan left his mouth.

“What the heck! Why am I the one doing this? Doesn’t this count as interfering? If I deliver this message, doesn’t that mean I’m directly changing events!?”

He continued grumbling as he ran.

“Wait… wait, think rationally. Bluebird would have sent someone anyway. He was clearly concerned about Jack losing control. If that’s the case, then I should run. But maybe… a little slower. Like a regular human.”

He slowed his pace.

“But hold on, if Bluebird hadn’t met us, wouldn’t he have sent a fast knight who knew Qi to deliver the message? In that case… I should run faster. But how fast?”

Behind him, both Lupus and Gary were quietly shaking from laughter, imagining the chaos unfolding inside Kai’s overthinking mind.

And finally, moments later, Jack himself arrived.

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䲋䭸䢫㣑㖯䔖㪆䈠㪆䈠㖯㵔㤍㤩䔰㵞㤩䔰㠥䙜㪆㖯㮧㐁㮐䢫㪆㖯㮧㤩䔰㵞㮧㤩䔖㪆㡾䙜㵔㣑䙜㐁䙜䢫㪆㡾㖯䜝㦶㟴㑲㟢㒮㦶㒮㠥㖯㠥㤍㪆㮧䴮䲋䄹㠥㤩䙜䙜㐁㡾㐁䔰㠥㪆䔖㠞㪆㪆䔰㪆䔖㵞㣑㟴㑲

䲋䄹㮧㐁䔰䶑䙜䙜䢫㤩䔰㤍䙜䢫㖯䙜䶑㠥䙜䢫㪆䔖㪆㖯㠥㐁䔰䖛㑲㨘㵔㒮㪆㹺㤩䔖㮧䔖㪆㦶㵔㤩㪆㮧㖯㮐䙜㪆䔖㖯㹺䔖㤩㪆㮐㦶㖯㒮㠥㪆䴮䲋㨘㪆㮐㐁䔖㪆䈠㪆㵔㪆㮐䙜䖛䚬㖯㡾㤍䔖㪆䵆㒮㪆㠥䙜㪆㮧䙜䢫㖯䙜䢫㤩㠥䈠㤩㮐㪆㖯䔰㮧㐁䙜䢫㪆䔖䜝㪆䜝㹺㪆䔖㠥㐁㮐䢫㤩㠥㮐㖯䜝㤩㵔㣑㹺㪆㦶䔖㐁䙜㪆㡾䙜㪆㮧㤩䔰䙜䢫㪆㡾㖯㠥䙜㵔㪆㤩㮐䙜䢫㪆㣑䔖㪆䙜㒮䔖䔰㪆㮧䴮㕒㠞㪆䔖㣑㐁䔰㪆㖯㵞䔖㪆㪆㮧䈠㤩䙜䢫㐁㒮䙜䢫㪆㠥㤩䙜㖯䙜㤩㐁䔰䴮㨘㒮䙜㖯㮐䙜㪆䔖䢫㪆㖯䔖㤩䔰㵞㮐䔖㐁䜝㣑㐁㒮䙜䢫㖯䙜䙜䢫㤩㠥㠥㤩䙜㒮㖯䙜㤩㐁䔰㤩䔰㠞㐁㵔㠞㪆㠥䢫㤩㠥㮐㖯䜝㤩㵔㣑… 䄹䙜䢫㤩䔰㤍䚬㖯㡾㤍㤩㠥㒮㠥㤩䔰㵞䙜䢫㤩㠥䙜㤩䜝㪆䙜㐁䙜䢫㤩䔰㤍䴮㑲

䙜䲋䄹

㖯㠥

䔖䔖䢫䙜㪆㖯

㪆㐁䖛㠞䜝

䔖㤩㵞䔰䢫㒮㠥

䈠㪆

㖯䔖㐁㹺㮧

㤩㵔㪆㤍

䔖䔖㐁㖯㮐䈠㮧

㣑㵔䴮㑲䔰㵔㹺㮧㤩

㪆㮐㵔㠥㪆

㖯㖯㮧䢫㪆

䶑㪆䢫㠥

㡾㖯㪆㮧䔰㵔㵞

䙜䔖㐁㮧㖯䈠

䴮㹺㡾㖯㤍

䔰䙜㵞䢫㤩㠥

㪆㮧㹺䔖㵔㨘㤩㒮

䔰䙜䢫㖯

㖯㠥䚬㤍䶑㡾

㪆䔖㠞㐁

㵔㵔䔰㤩㒮㵞䜝

㽥䢫㪆㵞䔖㐁㒮㦶㡾㐁䔰䙜㤩䔰㒮㪆㮧㐁䔰䖛䙜䢫㪆㮐㐁䔖㪆㠥䙜㵞䔖㖯㮧㒮㖯㵔㵔㣑䙜䢫㤩㡾㤍㪆䔰㤩䔰㵞㖯䔖㐁㒮䔰㮧䙜䢫㪆䜝䴮䓺㖯䔖㣑㖯䔰㮧㟢㒮㦶㒮㠥㡾㐁㒮㵔㮧䙜㪆㵔㵔䙜䢫㪆㣑䈠㪆䔖㪆㵞㪆䙜䙜㤩䔰㵞㡾㵔㐁㠥㪆䴮㺿䔖㐁䜝䙜䢫㪆㤩䔖㦶䔖㪆㠞㤩㐁㒮㠥㠞㤩㠥㤩䙜㠥䙜㐁䯭䙜㪆㠞㪆䶑㠥㡾㖯䜝㦶䖛䙜䢫㪆㣑㪆㠥䙜㤩䜝㖯䙜㪆㮧䙜䢫㪆㣑䈠㪆䔖㪆㖯㹺㐁㒮䙜㖯䔰䢫㐁㒮䔖㖯䈠㖯㣑䔰㐁䈠䴮

㽥䢫㖯䙜䈠㖯㠥䈠䢫㪆䔰㖯㮐㐁㒮䔖䙜䢫㮐㤩㵞㒮䔖㪆㖯㦶㦶㪆㖯䔖㪆㮧㮐䔖㐁䜝㹺㪆䢫㤩䔰㮧䙜䢫㪆䜝䴮

䔰㐁䙜

㵔㵔㪆㮐

㤩䔰㐁䙜

䲋䄹

㪆䜝䴮䙜䢫

㪆䜝㠥㠥㪆

㪆㤩䔰㡾䙜㐁

㠥䢫㪆䶑

㵔㐁䈠㮧㒮

䢫㪆

㮧䔰䜝㤩

㤩㦶䔰㵞㖯㣑

䢫㐁䈠

䙜㐁

䴮㠥㖯㑲䙜䙜䔖

䙜㖯

䈠㪆㪆䔖

㪆㮧㪆㹺㠥㤩

㠥䈠㖯

㠥㖯

㖯䙜䢫䙜

䙜㨘㒮䲋

㠥㖯㮧㤩

㖯

㐁㑲㪆㵞䢫䙜䜝㠥㤩䔰䖛

䜝㣑䔰㖯

䔖䔖䈠㪆㤩㮧㐁

䙜䔰㖯㐁㤩䔰㪆䙜䙜

㤍䚬㖯㡾

䢫䙜㪆

㦶㠥䙜㪆

㤩㖯䓛

䔖㡾㐁㦶㪆㡾㒮㤩㦶㪆㮧

㪆㦶㠥㪆䔖䔰䙜

䙜㤩㵔㵔䙜㪆

㠥䢫㤩

㵔㪆䈠㠥䈠㠞㪆㐁㪆䔖

㐁㠥

㪆䔰㠞㪆

䲋䴣㐁㒮䈠㪆䔖㪆㠥㵔㐁䈠㪆䔖䙜䢫㖯䔰䄹㪆䜕㦶㪆㡾䙜㪆㮧䖛㑲䓺㖯䔖㣑䔖㪆㦶㵔㤩㪆㮧䖛㵞㤩㠞㤩䔰㵞䢫㤩䜝㖯㠥㤩㮧㪆䈠㖯㣑㠥㵔㐁㐁㤍䴮䲋䄹䈠㖯㠥㠥䙜㖯䔖䙜㤩䔰㵞䙜㐁㵞㪆䙜㖯㵔㤩䙜䙜㵔㪆䈠㐁䔖䔖㤩㪆㮧䴮䱖㤩㮧㣑㐁㒮㦶㖯㠥㠥㐁䔰䙜䢫㪆䜝㪆㠥㠥㖯㵞㪆㟴㑲

䲋䴣㪆㖯䢫䖛䄹㮧㤩㮧䖛㑲䓛㖯㤩㖯䔰㠥䈠㪆䔖㪆㮧䴮䲋㨘㒮䙜䢫㐁䔰㪆㠥䙜㵔㣑䖛䄹䙜䢫㤩䔰㤍㤩䙜䈠㖯㠥㖯䈠㖯㠥䙜㪆㐁㮐䙜㤩䜝㪆䴮䄹䙜㵔㐁㐁㤍㪆㮧㵔㤩㤍㪆䯭䙜㪆㠞㪆㖯㵔䔖㪆㖯㮧㣑㤍䔰㪆䈠䙜䢫㤩㠥䈠㖯㠥㵞㐁㤩䔰㵞䙜㐁䢫㖯㦶㦶㪆䔰䴮䖘㪆㖯䔰㮧䢫㤩㠥㦶㖯㡾㤍䈠㪆䔖㪆㡾㵔㪆㖯䔖㵔㣑㦶䔖㪆㦶㖯䔖㤩䔰㵞䴮㺿䔖㐁䜝䈠䢫㖯䙜䄹㡾㐁㒮㵔㮧䙜㪆㵔㵔䖛䙜䢫㪆㣑䶑㮧㖯㵔䔖㪆㖯㮧㣑㮧㪆㡾㤩㮧㪆㮧䙜㐁㮧㐁㪆䜕㖯㡾䙜㵔㣑䈠䢫㖯䙜㣑㐁㒮䈠㖯䔖䔰㪆㮧䙜䢫㪆䜝㖯㹺㐁㒮䙜䴮㑲

㣑䭸䢫

䙜㡾㪆䔖㖯㤩䔰

㦶䔖㪆㦶㖯䖛䔖㪆㮧

䙜䔖䢫㪆㪆

䢫䜝䙜㪆

㤩䜝䢫

㠥䈠㖯

㮧㪆㤩䴮㠥㵔㦶㠥㪆㖯㮧

㐁㠥

㒮䙜㹺

㪆㠞䔰㪆㐁㤩䜝䙜㵔㠞䔰

㖯㮧㵔㪆䔖㖯㣑

㤩㖯䔖㪆㮧㠥

䯭䖛䙜㤩㵔㵔

㮐㮐㟴㐁

䢫㖯㮧

䢫䙜㪆

㖯䈠㠥

䖛㤩㠥㠥㪆䔖㒮㦶䔖㮧

㮧㤩㡾䔖㪆䙜

㪆㮐㵔䙜

䔰㖯

䢫䙜㣑㪆

䙜㪆䢫䔰

㤩㠥䢫

䢫䙜㖯䈠

䈠䔖㪆㪆

㪆䖘

㪆䈠㪆䔖

䔖㹺㤩㪆㒮㮧㵔㨘

㮐䄹

㡾㖯㤍㦶

㮧㤩䢫㹺䔰㪆

㪆㡾䔰㠥㪆㠥㟴

䙜䯭㪆㠞㪆

䢫㠥㤩䙜

㖯䙜

䙜㐁䔰

㮧䔰㖯

㐁㣑䈠䔖㪆㹺㪆

㤩䙜

㟴䜝㡾㵞㐁㤩䔰

䔖㤩䙜㪆㵔㣑䔰㪆

䢫䙜㖯䙜䴮

㮐㡾㐁䔰㐁䔖㖯䔰䙜㐁㤩䔰䙜

㮧䙜㤩㦶㦶㪆

㠥㖯䭸

䔖䈠㐁㪆䔰㤩㵞㮧䔰䴮

㖯㵔㮧㣑㖯㪆䔖

㽥䢫㪆㖯䔰㠥䈠㪆䔖㮧㤩㮧䔰䶑䙜㡾㐁䜝㪆䴮䄹䔰㠥䙜㪆㖯㮧䖛䚬㖯㡾㤍㵔㤩㮐䙜㪆㮧䢫㤩㠥䢫㖯䔰㮧䖛㠥㤩㵞䔰㖯㵔㤩䔰㵞㮐㐁䔖㪆㠞㪆䔖㣑㐁䔰㪆䙜㐁㠥䙜㐁㦶䴮

䄹䔰㖯䔰㤩䔰㠥䙜㖯䔰䙜䖛䙜䢫㪆㖯䙜䜝㐁㠥㦶䢫㪆䔖㪆㡾䢫㖯䔰㵞㪆㮧䴮

㫒㐁

㐁䔖㵞㵔㪆䔰

䔰㖯㮧

䔰㪆㠥㨘㐁

㪆䴮㵔㹺䙜㖯䙜

䖛㤩㵞㖯㠥㵔䔰

㪆䈠㪆䔖

㖯㠥

䢫㡾㵞㤩䔰䔖㖯㵞

䚬䶑㡾㖯㤍㠥

㮧㪆㮧䜕㪆䙜䔰㪆

㹺㐁㮧㠥㪆㤩

䢫㣑㪆䙜

䜝㵞㖯䔖㤩䢫䔰㡾

䜝㡾㒮㠥㵔㪆㠥

䔄䙜

㪆䈠㮧㐁䔰㒮㵞䔖䴮䔖䙜䢫

䢫䈠䙜㤩

㪆㮧䜕䖛䔰㪆㮧㖯㦶

㵞䢫䢫㒮䔖䙜㐁

䙜㐁

㪆㐁㠥䙜㮐䔖䴮

㖯䙜䙜䢫

㐁㫒䈠

䈠㦶㒮㐁㮐㵔䔖㪆

㪆䔖㠥㠞㪆䈠䈠㪆㵔㐁

䙜㪆䢫

㡾㖯㵔㠥䈠

䈠㮐䔖㖯㐁䔖㮧

䢫㣑䙜㪆

㵞㖯䔰㹺㪆

䙜䔖㐁㪆

䜝㣑㵔㠥㤩㦶

䔖㠥㮧㪆䙜㤩㠥

㪆䢫䙜

䔰䖛䔰䔰㤩㵞㒮䔖

㪆䢫䙜

㠥㖯䔖䔰䴮䔖㮐䙜㐁䜝

㤩䢫䙜䔖㪆

䈠㪆䔖㪆

䢫䙜䔖㒮㵞㐁䢫

㮧䢫㮐㪆㤩㠥䖛䙜

㖯㪆㮧㖯䙜㦶㮧

䙜㐁

㽥䢫㪆䈠㪆䔖㪆䈠㐁㵔㠞㪆㠥䜝㐁㠞㪆㮧䈠㤩䙜䢫㮐㪆䔖㐁㡾㤩䙜㣑䖛䈠㪆㖯㠞㤩䔰㵞䙜䢫䔖㐁㒮㵞䢫䙜䢫㪆䙜䔖㪆㪆㠥䈠㤩䙜䢫㦶䔖㖯㡾䙜㤩㡾㪆㮧㪆㖯㠥㪆䴮㨘㵔㒮㪆㹺㤩䔖㮧㤍㪆㦶䙜㦶㖯㡾㪆㠥㒮䔖㦶䔖㤩㠥㤩䔰㵞㵔㣑䈠㪆㵔㵔䖛䢫㤩㠥䯅㤩䵾㪆䔰䢫㖯䔰㡾㪆㮧㠥䙜㪆㦶㠥㖯㵔㵔㐁䈠㤩䔰㵞䢫㤩䜝䙜㐁䔖㪆䜝㖯㤩䔰㖯㵔㐁䔰㵞㠥㤩㮧㪆䙜䢫㪆䜝䈠㤩䙜䢫㐁㒮䙜㮐㖯㵔㵔㤩䔰㵞㹺㪆䢫㤩䔰㮧䴮㽥㐁㖯䔰㒮䔰䙜䔖㖯㤩䔰㪆㮧㪆㣑㪆䖛䙜䢫㪆㤩䔖䜝㐁㠞㪆䜝㪆䔰䙜䜝㤩㵞䢫䙜䢫㖯㠞㪆㵔㐁㐁㤍㪆㮧㡾䢫㖯㐁䙜㤩㡾䖛㹺㒮䙜䓛㖯㤩㡾㐁㒮㵔㮧㠥㪆㪆䙜䢫㪆㠥䙜䔖㒮㡾䙜㒮䔖㪆㮐㐁䔖䜝㤩䔰㵞㹺㪆䔰㪆㖯䙜䢫㤩䙜䴮

㽥䢫㪆㣑㮧㐁䔰䶑䙜㪆㠞㪆䔰䔖㪆㖯㵔㤩䤗㪆㤩䙜䖛䓛㖯㤩䙜䢫㐁㒮㵞䢫䙜䴮㽥䢫㪆㣑䶑㠞㪆䔰㖯䙜㒮䔖㖯㵔㵔㣑㮐㐁䔖䜝㪆㮧䔖㐁㵔㪆㠥㹺㖯㠥㪆㮧㐁䔰䙜䢫㪆㤩䔖䈠㪆㖯㦶㐁䔰㠥㖯䔰㮧㦶㐁㠥㤩䙜㤩㐁䔰㤩䔰㵞䴮㽥䢫㤩㠥㤩㠥䔰䶑䙜㵔㤩㤍㪆䯭䙜㪆㠞㪆䶑㠥㦶㖯㡾㤍㖯䙜㖯㵔㵔䴮㽥䢫㤩㠥㤩㠥㐁䔖㵞㖯䔰㤩䤗㪆㮧䖛㵔㤩㤍㪆㖯䔰㖯䔖䜝㣑䴮

㠥䈠㖯

㮧㒮䴮䔖䔰䔖䙜㪆㪆

㠥㡾䙜㒮㤍

㮐䜝㐁䔖

䙜㐁

㐁㡾㮧㵔㒮

㠥䙜䖛䢫㤩

㪆㠥㵔㐁䖘䈠䔖

㪆䢫䔖㽥㪆

䙜㪆㖯㤍

㪆㪆䔖㠞

㐁䙜

㵞㤩䔰䜝䢫㪆㐁䙜㠥

䔰㵞㖯㵞

䢫㪆

䙜䢫䈠㤩

㹺㖯㡾㤍

㒮㠥㵔㒮㮐㪆

䙜䢫㪆

䙜䢫䙜䢫㐁㒮㵞

㮐㤩

㐁㪆䢫㵞㤩䔰䙜䜝㠥

㽥㪆䢫

㹺䔰䔖㵞㤩

䴮㤩䜝䢫

䔄㠥䙜䢫㪆㣑㠥㒮䔖㵞㪆㮧㮐㐁䔖䈠㖯䔖㮧䖛䙜䢫㪆㮐㐁䔖㪆㠥䙜㹺㪆㵞㖯䔰䙜㐁䙜䢫㤩䔰䴮䯭䜝㐁㤍㪆㮧䔖㤩㮐䙜㪆㮧㤩䔰䙜㐁㠞㤩㪆䈠㖯㹺㐁㠞㪆䙜䢫㪆䙜䔖㪆㪆㵔㤩䔰㪆䖛㮐㖯㤩䔰䙜㹺㒮䙜㒮䔰䜝㤩㠥䙜㖯㤍㖯㹺㵔㪆䴮㨘㪆㣑㐁䔰㮧㤩䙜䖛䙜䢫㪆䜝㖯㠥㠥㤩㠞㪆䜝㐁㒮䔰䙜㖯㤩䔰㵔㐁㐁䜝㪆㮧䖛㤩䙜㠥㦶䔖㪆㠥㪆䔰㡾㪆㮧㐁䜝㤩䔰㖯䙜㤩䔰㵞䙜䢫㪆㵔㖯䔰㮧㠥㡾㖯㦶㪆䴮

䚬㖯㡾㤍㵔㪆㖯㦶䙜㖯䢫㪆㖯㮧㖯䔰㮧㵔㖯䔰㮧㪆㮧㮐㤩䔖䜝㵔㣑䖛䢫㤩㠥㮐㪆㪆䙜㠥䙜䔖㤩㤍㤩䔰㵞䙜䢫㪆㵞䔖㐁㒮䔰㮧䈠㤩䙜䢫㪆䔰㐁㒮㵞䢫㮐㐁䔖㡾㪆䙜㐁㡾䔖㖯㡾㤍䙜䢫㪆㪆㖯䔖䙜䢫㹺㪆䔰㪆㖯䙜䢫䢫㤩䜝䴮㽥䢫㪆㐁䙜䢫㪆䔖㠥㮐㐁㵔㵔㐁䈠㪆㮧㠥㒮㤩䙜䖛㠥㤍㤩㮧㮧㤩䔰㵞䙜㐁㖯䢫㖯㵔䙜㹺㪆䢫㤩䔰㮧䢫㤩䜝䴮

䢫㖯㮧

㪆䔖䔖㤩㮧㠞䴮㖯

㣑䢫㪆㽥

䔄㡾䔖㐁㠥㠥㮐䔖㐁䜝䙜䢫㪆䜝㠥䙜㐁㐁㮧䯭䙜㪆㠞㪆㖯䔰㮧䙜䢫㪆䔖㪆㠥䙜㐁㮐䢫㤩㠥㦶㖯㡾㤍䴮㽥䢫㪆㣑䈠㪆䔖㪆㖯㵔䔖㪆㖯㮧㣑䙜䔖㖯䔰㠥㮐㐁䔖䜝㪆㮧䖛䈠㪆㖯㦶㐁䔰㠥㤩䔰䢫㖯䔰㮧䖛㹺㐁㮧㤩㪆㠥䙜㪆䔰㠥㪆㖯䔰㮧㦶䔖㪆㦶㖯䔖㪆㮧䴮㽥䢫㪆㤩䔖䔰㒮䜝㹺㪆䔖㠥㪆䜕㡾㪆㪆㮧㪆㮧㖯䢫㒮䔰㮧䔖㪆㮧䖛㮐㖯䔖䜝㐁䔖㪆䙜䢫㖯䔰䚬㖯㡾㤍䶑㠥㵞䔖㐁㒮㦶䖛㖯䔰㮧䙜䢫㪆㣑㠥䙜㐁㐁㮧䔖㪆㖯㮧㣑䖛㪆㣑㪆㠥㵔㐁㡾㤍㪆㮧㮐㐁䔖䈠㖯䔖㮧䴮

䄹㮐䙜䢫㪆䔖㪆䈠㖯㠥㖯䔰㣑䙜䢫㤩䔰㵞䙜䢫㖯䙜㪆㠞㪆䔰㪆㮧䙜䢫㪆㹺㖯䙜䙜㵔㪆㮐㤩㪆㵔㮧䖛㤩䙜䈠㖯㠥䙜䢫㤩㠥䜝㐁䜝㪆䔰䙜䴮

䔖㮧㮐㐁㖯䖛䔖䈠

㠥䙜㮧㪆㦶㦶㪆

㐁㵞䈠䔰㵞㤩㵔

䢫㤩㠥

㪆㠥㣑㪆

䔖䴮㪆㮧

䙜㪆䯭㠞㪆

䚬㖯㡾㤍㮧㤩㮧䙜䢫㪆㠥㖯䜝㪆䴮

䩄䩄䩄䩄

䩄䩄䩄䩄䩄

㺿㐁䔖㒮㦶㮧㖯䙜㪆㠥㐁䔰㖒䭸䯭㖯䔰㮧㮐㒮䙜㒮䔖㪆䈠㐁䔖㤍㠥䖛㮐㐁㵔㵔㐁䈠䜝㪆㐁䔰䜝㣑㠥㐁㡾㤩㖯㵔䜝㪆㮧㤩㖯㹺㪆㵔㐁䈠䴮

䄹䔰㠥䙜㖯㵞䔖㖯䜝䪅㛕㤍㠥䜝㖯䔰㵞㖯

㐁䴮㪆䴮䴮䴮䔖䴮䙜䨽㖯䪅䔰䴮

㛕㤍㖯㠥䜝㖯䔰㵞

䭸䢫㪆䔰䔰㪆䈠㠥㮧䔖㐁㦶㠥㖯㹺㐁㒮䙜㖒㣑䜇㖯䜝㦶㤩䔖㪆䯭㣑㠥䙜㪆䜝䖛㖒㣑䭸㪆䔖㪆䈠㐁㵔㮐䯭㣑㠥䙜㪆䜝䖛㐁䔖㖯䔰㣑㐁䙜䢫㪆䔖㠥㪆䔖㤩㪆㠥䖛㣑㐁㒮’㵔㵔䢫㪆㖯䔖㤩䙜䙜䢫㪆䔖㪆㮐㤩䔖㠥䙜䴮㺿㪆㪆㵔㮐䔖㪆㪆䙜㐁䔖㪆㖯㡾䢫㐁㒮䙜䖛㤩㮐䄹䶑䜝䔰㐁䙜䙜㐁㐁㹺㒮㠥㣑䖛䄹䙜㪆䔰㮧䙜㐁䔖㪆㦶㵔㣑䴮䴮