Protect Our Clan Leader - Chapter 2178

Capítulo 2178: Chapter 240: The Strongest Green Tea in History (Part 3)

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Time has flown by, and unknowingly, it has been some time since Wang Ningxi and Wang Fugui visited the Immortal Dynasty.

Da Qian.

Longzuo County, Changning, Changning Guard.

Wanghai Town.

Wanghai Town, similar to Xinping Town and Morning Glow Town, was developed during the Wang family’s second expansion beyond the region.

In terms of fame, Wanghai Town cannot be compared with Xinping Town, which serves as a center for foreign trade. In terms of resources, Wanghai Town does not boast anything particularly noteworthy, but for the Changning Wang family, its importance is no less than that of Xinping Town.

This is because it is the location of Wang’s Shipbuilding Headquarters.

Wang’s Shipbuilding Headquarters, essentially, is where the Wang family builds their ships. The Wang family’s Ironclad Sea Ships are constructed here.

Although Wanghai Town is coastal, its geographical position means most of the coast consists of mudflats. Only to the north is there a slightly deeper port, though small and unable to accommodate a large number of ships, it suffices as a shipyard.

Initially, Wang’s Shipbuilding Headquarters was merely a branch of the Wang Clan Research Institute. At that time, the Ironclad Ship was still in the research and development phase, requiring a coastal port as a shipyard and research base. Thus, this port was chosen, and the branch relocated here.

Subsequently, as the Wang family’s Ironclad Ship was introduced and the manufacturing process matured, Wang’s Shipbuilding Headquarters gradually became independent from the research institute, and began handling orders from the Da Qian Imperial Household and other prominent families.

Yet, even so, within the Shipbuilding Headquarters, a core research department remains, named the Ship Research Institute, still under the jurisdiction of the Wang Clan Research Institute.

This Ship Research Institute is located in an unremarkable shipyard near the port of Wanghai Town.

From the outside, this shipyard looks no different from the surrounding Wang family’s shipyards, appearing just as an ordinary shipyard.

But inside the shipyard, it is quite a different story.

Inside the shipyard, there is a seemingly bottomless giant pit.

In the pit, a massive giant vessel is quietly docked. Countless staff are busily moving about the vessel, back and forth, resembling worker ants transporting materials within an ant nest.

Numerous Wang family’s glass lamps hang on the dome, their transparent and bright light illuminating the entire shipyard, yet only lighting up the upper half of the vessel. The lower half remains engulfed in shadow, giving it an appearance akin to a prehistoric beast, when viewed from afar.

This giant vessel is the same Kunmu Giant Vessel that was captured from Mozhao Country.

Since being captured, this vessel has remained docked in this shipyard for the Wang family’s researchers to study and analyze, a process that has already lasted several years.

On the platform beside the shipyard, there is a row of neatly arranged buildings, a place where the staff of the Ship Research Institute work and conduct research. It even includes designated dormitories for the staff, a mini-mall, and entertainment center, all facilities being quite complete.

At this moment.

In an office within the buildings, King Shin is holding a pen, calculating the material consumption and staff salaries for the first half of the year.

As Wang Zongrui’s eldest son, he ranks thirteenth in the “Shi” generation, now being over one hundred and forty years old, a full fifteen years older than his sister Wang Ying Xuan.

His personality has always been rather quiet, a stark contrast to the animated and flamboyant Wang Ying Xuan, representing two extremes.

Among Wang Shouzhe’s numerous grandchildren, King Shin’s performance has not been particularly outstanding.

Of course, this is based on the Wang family internally. Out in the broader world, with his qualifications, he certainly can be considered a “young hero” and “talented youth.”

However, King Shin has a particularly notable advantage: he is meticulous and dependable. Tasks assigned to him are almost never mistaken. Even for matters beyond his capabilities, he finds suitable individuals to assist, ensuring successful completion of tasks.

Due to this, after graduating from the Clan School, he was favored by Wang Liyue and was brought to the Wang Clan Research Institute as her assistant.

Today, after many years, he has already become a Wang’s Elite clan member capable of taking charge independently.

This Ship Research Institute is currently under his management, handling material circulation, personnel transfers, and salary distributions, all passing through his hands.

Just as King Shin is engrossed in accounting.

Suddenly.

A young clan member bursts in, pushing the door recklessly and shouting, “Thirteenth brother! Big news! Big news!”

King Shin’s data calculations were interrupted by the shouting, immediately breaking his train of thought.

He frowned unhappily, looking up to see the intruder, and his expression quickly shifted to one of resignation: “Forty-first brother, haven’t I told you not to disturb me when I’m accounting? What’s the matter this time?”

This intruder is named Wang Shi Lei, a descendant of the Ninth Grand Elder, Wang Shoucheng.

Since Wang Shoucheng is the youngest in the “Shou” generation, his children naturally have lower age but higher seniority. Wang Shi Lei’s father, Wang Zongxuan, is the youngest in the “Zong” generation, and for him, it’s the same in the “Shi” generation as well.

Despite calling King Shin brother, in reality, there is nearly a fifty-year age gap between them.

䝎㰪䵒䊸䮉䬱

㷌䌦䆬

爐

蘆

老

䧤㕋䊳䮉䬱䴤

盧

魯

䌦㰪䬱䮉䬱䡤㕋

䌦㕋䵒䊳

擄

路

䧤䌦㷌

䡤䊸䮉䙾䬱

㰪䮉

老

䊳䕪䬱䵒㷯䊳䡤䙾䧤

㕋㲯㴬䧤

䵒䮉䬱㕋㷌㓤䊳䕪

擄

䧤䡤䬿’䌦

䵒䕪䊳䛱

盧

䧤㷌㕋䌦

䊳㴬䝎䡤䕪䮉䬱

㙁’䊳㕋䵒

䳌㷌䊳

䡤䬿䊳

“㓤䌦㷌䬱㕋䮉䮉䊳㕋䌦䍝䬱䡤㕋䌦䮉䬱㷯㕋䌦䮉䬱䮉䬱䮉䵒䊸䊸䝎㷌䧤䧤䡤㜡䮉㕋䌦㷌䊳䕪㷌㜡㣱䡤䬱㕋䵒䊳㕋䴤” 䛱䵒䊳䕪䆬䌦㷌䛳䮉㷌㷯䧤䮉䮉㷌䊳䕪䌦䮉䌦䵒䙾㷌䊳㕋䮉䬱䬱㴬㣱㕋䮉䙾䛱䵒䊳䕪䆬䌦㷌䳌㷌䊳’䧤䵒㙁㙁䡤㴬䊳㕋㷌䊳䕪㷯䮨䮉䊸㕋䵒㰪㷌㕋䮉㜡㰪䵒䬱䬱䵒䧤䧤䮉䙾㰪㴬㕋䧤㕋㷌䊸䊸㙁䡤㴬䕪䌦䮉䙾䊸㷌䕪䌦㕋䊸䝎䵒䊳䙾㷌㜡㜡䮉䙾㷌䵒㕋䮉䊸䝎䮉䌀㣱䊸䵒㷌䊳䮉䙾㷯 “䙌㴬䬱䧤䮉䵒㣱䵒㕋䬱䡤䊸䡤㴬㕋㣱䡤䧤㕋䧤䮉䊳㕋䊳䮉䬿䧤㕋䌦䵒㕋㕋䌦䮉䝎䙾㷌䧤㙁䡤䉉䮉䬱䮉䙾䵒䮨䊸䮉䮉㕋䮨䬱䡤㜡㕋䌦䮉㫀㜡㜡䡤䬱㕋䵒䊸㬹䝎䊳䵒䧤㕋䝎䵒㕋䧤䮉䵒㷯䵒㜡䡤䊳䕪䬿䌦㷌㙁䌦㕋䌦䮉䬱䮉䵒䬱䮉㕋䬿䡤䙒䵒䊳䕪䊸䵒䊳㚙㷌䵒䊳㕋䆬䌦㷌㣱䧤䬿㷌㕋䌦䮉䌀㕋䬱䮉㜡䮉䊸䝎䌦㷌䕪䌦䙾䮉䮨䮉䊳䧤䮉䊸䮉䉉䮉䊸䧤䴤㫀㕋䧤䮉䮉㜡䧤䊸㷌㯓䮉㕋䌦䮉䝎’䬱䮉㙁䵒䬱䬱䝎㷌䊳䕪䧤䡤㜡䮉䉉䵒䊸㴬䵒㰪䊸䮉㷌㕋䮉㜡䧤䴤㓤䌦䮉㣱䬱䮉䊸㷌㜡㷌䊳䵒䬱䝎㲯㴬䙾䕪㜡䮉䊳㕋㷌䧤㕋䌦䵒㕋㕋䌦䮉䝎䧤䌦䡤㴬䊸䙾㰪䮉䮉䧤㙁䡤䬱㕋㷌䊳䕪㕋䌦䮉㕋䬿䡤㜡䮉䙾㷌㴬㜡㭽䧤㷌㻧䮉䙾䍝䡤㴬䊳䙾䵒䬱䝎㓤䬱䵒䉉䮉䬱䧤䵒䊸䆬䌦㷌㣱䧤䥒”

䛱䵒䊳䕪䆬䌦㷌䳌㷌䊳’䧤䮉䝎䮉䧤䊸㷌㕋㴬㣱䳫 “䛱䌦䮉䬱䮉䚖䥒”

㕋䧤䊳䬱䵒㐣䮉

䡤䴤㕋”㣱䬱

㕋”㴓㴬䧤

䌦䵒㕋䊳

㕋䌦䮉

㕋䬿䡤

䌦䬱’㴬䧤䡤

䡤㴬䬱

䊸㷌䧤䵒䊳㷌䕪

䡤䊳

䬱㜡䮨䡤

䮉䧤䊸䧤

㷌䵒䧤䮉䙾㙁䊳㕋

䮉㷯䆬䵒

“㚙䡤䡤䙾䥒㫀㜡㜡䮉䙾㷌䵒㕋䮉䊸䝎䊳䡤㕋㷌䮨䝎㕋䌦䮉㣱䡤䬱㕋㕋䡤㣱䬱䮉㣱䵒䬱䮉䮨䡤䬱䙾䡤㙁㯓㷌䊳䕪䴤㴠䊸䧤䡤㷯㙁䊸䮉䵒䊳㕋䌦䮉㣱䬱䮉䉉㷌䡤㴬䧤䊸䝎㙁䊸䮉䵒䬱䮉䙾䧤䌦㷌㣱䝎䵒䬱䙾䵒䕪䵒㷌䊳㕋䡤䮉䊳䧤㴬䬱䮉䊳䡤㕋䌦㷌䊳䕪㷌䧤㜡㷌䧤䧤䮉䙾䴤㴠䬱䬱䵒䊳䕪䮉䵒㙁㙁䡤㜡㜡䡤䙾䵒㕋㷌䡤䊳䮨䡤䬱㕋䌦䮉䵒㙁㙁䡤㜡㣱䵒䊳䝎㷌䊳䕪㣱䮉䬱䧤䡤䊳䊳䮉䊸䴤䴤䴤㧭䡤䬱䕪䮉㕋㷌㕋㷯㫀’䊸䊸䕪䡤䬿㷌㕋䌦䝎䡤㴬䴤”

㔃䮉㕋䌦䮉䊳㣱㴬㕋䙾䡤䬿䊳䌦㷌䧤㣱䮉䊳㷯䙾㷌䙾䊳’㕋䮉䉉䮉䊳㰪䡤㕋䌦䮉䬱㙁䡤㴬䊳㕋㷌䊳䕪㕋䌦䮉䵒㙁㙁䡤㴬䊳㕋䧤㷯䵒䊳䙾䙾㷌䬱䮉㙁㕋䊸䝎䙾䬱䵒䕪䕪䮉䙾䛱䵒䊳䕪䆬䌦㷌䛳䮉㷌䡤㴬㕋䴤

䊸䵒㕋䊸䝎

㕋䊳㴬䡤㙁䧤㙁䵒

䌦㕋㜡䮉

䴤㕋䬱㕋䵒㜡䮉

䊸䧤䮉䮉

䡤㕋

㕋䬿䡤

㕋㷌䵒䬿~

㓤䮉䧤䌦䮉

㴬䡤䊳䵒䙾䝎䍝䬱

䬱㷌䮉䌦䊳䉉㕋䮉䝎䕪

㷌䧤

䵒㓤䬱䬱䵒䊸䉉䮉䧤

䧤㕋䌦䡤䮉

䵒

㜡䧤䊸䵒䊸

㙁䊳䵒

㜡㣱䬱䙒䡤䵒䮉䙾

䮉䌦

㕋䊸䮉

䆬㷯㣱䌦䧤㷌

䮉䊸䬱䵒㕋㷯

䍝䮉䮨䡤䬱䮉䊸䡤䊳䕪㷯㴬䊳䙾䮉䬱㕋䌦䮉㜡䵒䊳䵒䕪䮉㜡䮉䊳㕋䡤䮨䛱䵒䊳䕪䆬䌦㷌䳌㷌䊳㷯㕋䌦䮉䆬䌦㷌㣱㙮䮉䧤䮉䵒䬱㙁䌦㫀䊳䧤㕋㷌㕋㴬㕋䮉䬿䵒䧤䬱䮉䵒䙾䝎㕋䡤䬿䮉䊸㙁䡤㜡䮉㕋䌦䮉䍝䡤㴬䊳䙾䵒䬱䝎㓤䬱䵒䉉䮉䬱䧤䵒䊸䆬䌦㷌㣱䴤

䙌䊳㕋䌦䮉䡤㕋䌦䮉䬱䧤㷌䙾䮉㷯㕋䌦䮉㕋䬿䡤䙒䵒䊳䕪䊸䵒䊳㚙㷌䵒䊳㕋䆬䌦㷌㣱䧤䬿䮉䬱䮉䵒䊸䧤䡤䙾䡤㙁㯓䮉䙾䵒㕋㕋䌦䮉㣱䡤䬱㕋䴤

䧤䌦䬱㣱䬿䵒㷌

㷯䝎㬹䵒䧤䊳㕋䝎

䵒

䊸㣱䬱㜡䡤䮉䵒㙁㰪䵒

䮉䌦㕋

㷌㕋䊳䵒㚙

䧤䬱䧤䉉䮉䮉

䧤㷌

䊳䝎䝎䧤㬹㕋’䵒䧤

䵒䙒䊸䵒䊳䕪䊳

䊳䙾䬱䵒䵒䙾䮉䙾㷌㕋䧤㻧

䌦㣱䆬㷌

䌦㓤䮉

䮉䊸䧤㷯䧤䮉䇠

䊳䵒䙾

㷌䊳

䊸㕋䬱䡤㜡㜡㫀䵒

㕋䡤

㷌䊳㕋䵒㚙

䡤䮨

䮉䮨㕋䊸䴤䮉

䵒䧤

䌦㕋䮉

䊳㷌

㕋䌦䮉

䵒

䵒㜡䡤䊸㫀㜡䬱㕋

䊳䵒䵒㕋䧤䝎㜡㷌

㷌䬱䮉䵒㜡㕋㜡㷌

㜡㴬䋴㴬䊳

䧤㻧䮉㷌

㓤䌦䮉䧤䮉䬿䵒䬱䧤䌦㷌㣱䧤㴬䧤㴬䵒䊸䊸䝎䡤㣱䮉䬱䵒㕋䮉䡤䊳㕋䌦䮉䡤㣱䮉䊳䧤䮉䵒䧤㷯䧤䡤䵒㣱㣱䮉䵒䬱㷌䊳䕪䊳䮉䵒䬱䊳䮉㷌䕪䌦㰪䡤䬱㷌䊳䕪㙁䡤㴬䊳㕋䬱㷌䮉䧤䊸㷌㯓䮉㕋䌦㷌䧤㷌䧤䬱䮉䊸䵒㕋㷌䉉䮉䊸䝎䬱䵒䬱䮉䴤

㴠䊳䙾䊳䡤䬿㷯㕋䌦䮉䧤䮉㕋䬿䡤䙒䵒䊳䕪䊸䵒䊳㚙㷌䵒䊳㕋䆬䌦㷌㣱䧤䬿䮉䬱䮉䡤㰪䉉㷌䡤㴬䧤䊸䝎䧤㣱䮉㙁㷌䵒䊸䊸䝎㴬䧤䮉䙾㕋䡤䮉䧤㙁䡤䬱㕋㕋䌦䮉䍝䡤㴬䊳䙾䵒䬱䝎㓤䬱䵒䉉䮉䬱䧤䵒䊸䆬䌦㷌㣱䧤䴤

䌦䮉㕋

䵒㕋䬱䊳䬱䬱䧤䮉䮉䙾䮨

䡤䉉䊳䬱䮉䵒䙾㷯䌦

㷌䴤䙾㣱䬱䝎䵒䌦䧤

㷌䊳㕋䡤

㷌䧤䧤䙾㷯䮉

㣱䮉䬱䧤䡤䊳䮉䊸䊳

㓤䮉䬱䵒䬱䵒䉉䊸䧤

䌦䡤㰪㕋

䬿䮉䬱䮉

㷌䬱㙁㣱䡤䊳䵒䡤䡤㕋䮉

䮨䮉䬱㴠㕋

㜡䮉㭽㷌䙾䧤㻧㜡㴬䮉㷌䙾

䮉䌦㕋

䬱䍝䡤䵒䙾㴬䝎䊳

㕋䌦䮉

䡤䮨

㕋䌦䮉

䌦㕋䬿㷌

䮨䡤㜡䬱

䧤㷌㕋䮨䬿䊸䝎

䧤㷌䆬㣱䌦

䬿㕋䡤

㔤䊳䙾䮉䬱㰪䬱㷌䕪䌦㕋䊸㷌䕪䌦㕋䧤㷯㕋䌦䮉㕋䬿䡤㲯䮉㕋㭽㰪䊸䵒㙁㯓䉉㷌䊳㕋䵒䕪䮉䮉䊳㙁䊸䡤䧤䮉䙾䕪㷌䵒䊳㕋䉉䮉䧤䧤䮉䊸䧤㴉㴬㷌䮉㕋䊸䝎䬱䮉䧤㕋䮉䙾㷌䊳㕋䌦䮉䙾䮉䮉㣱㣱㷌㕋䴤

㴓㴬䙾䕪㷌䊳䕪㰪䝎䵒㣱㣱䮉䵒䬱䵒䊳㙁䮉㷯㕋䌦䮉䝎䬿䮉䬱䮉䡤䊳䊸䝎䧤䊸㷌䕪䌦㕋䊸䝎䧤㜡䵒䊸䊸䮉䬱㕋䌦䵒䊳㕋䌦䮉䋴㴬䊳㜡㴬㚙㷌䵒䊳㕋䇠䮉䧤䧤䮉䊸㷯㴬䊳䙾䡤㴬㰪㕋䮉䙾䊸䝎㜡䵒㯓㷌䊳䕪㕋䌦䮉㜡 “䕪㷌䵒䊳㕋䧤䌦㷌㣱” 㙁䊸䵒䧤䧤䉉䮉䧤䧤䮉䊸䧤䴤

䡤䮉䊸䙾䵒䧤䮉㕋䴤

䌀䊸㷌㷌㙁䮉㣱㰪䵒䊸䝎䊳

䌦䡤㕋䮉䬱

䧤䊸䊸䮉䌦

䧤㙁䡤䮉䊳䊳㜡䡤㣱㕋

䵒㷯㷌㕋㙁䊳㕋

䡤䮨

䌦㕋䮉㜡

㴬䊸䝎㷌䡤䧤㰪䡤䉉

㕋䡤䌦䕪䬱㴬䌦

䊳䙾䵒

䍝䝎

䙾㷯䮉䉉䡤㜡䮉䬱

䵒䌦䙾

䮉㕋䝎㣱㜡

䮉㰪䊳䮉

㷌䊳䵒䊳㕋䮉䬱䊸

䊸䕪䡤䡤䊳㯓㷌

㜡䝎䵒䊳

䵒䙾䊳

䮉㕋䌦

䧤䬿䵒

䡤㯓䊸䡤

䙾㷌䧤䌦䵒㣱䌦䧤䬱䴤

㕋㷌䧤

䕪䮉䡤䊳

䵒䙾㜡䕪䮉䵒

䡤㕋

㕋㷌

䌦㕋䊸䡤䕪䌦㴬㴠

䊳䵒䙾

䵒䙾䌦

䮉㜡㷌㴬㕋㴉䮉㣱䊳

䡤䊳䮉’䧤

䮉䧤䮨㙁㕋䮉䙾

䊳䡤

㯓䵒䊳㜡㷌䕪

䡤䮉䊳

䵒䬿䧤

䮉䧤䮉

䵒䮉䊳㷌䮉㕋䡤㙁䊸㰪

㷌㕋

䕪㷌㕋䌦䊸㷯

䌦䮉㕋

㕋䌦䵒㕋

㷌䮨

㕋䌦䮉

䌦䵒䙾

䮉䵒䝎䧤

䮉䡤㴬㕋䬱

䧤䵒

䊸䧤㷯䌦䊸䮉

㕋䵒㕋㕋䮉䬱䮉䙾

䮨䡤

㔃䡤䬿䮉䉉䮉䬱㷯䮉䉉䮉䊳䧤䡤㷯㷌㕋䙾㷌䙾䊳’㕋䵒䮨䮨䮉㙁㕋䛱䵒䊳䕪䆬䌦㷌䳌㷌䊳’䧤䕪䡤䡤䙾㜡䡤䡤䙾䵒㕋䵒䊸䊸䴤

㔃䮉䌦䵒䙾䵒䊸䬱䮉䵒䙾䝎䬱䮉㙁䮉㷌䉉䮉䙾㕋䌦䮉䊳䮉䬿䧤䵒䊳䙾㯓䊳䮉䬿㕋䌦䵒㕋㕋䌦䮉䧤䮉㕋䬿䡤䍝䡤㴬䊳䙾䵒䬱䝎㓤䬱䵒䉉䮉䬱䧤䵒䊸䆬䌦㷌㣱䧤䬿䮉䬱䮉䙾䵒㜡䵒䕪䮉䙾㷯䧤䡤䌦䮉䬿䵒䧤㜡䮉䊳㕋䵒䊸䊸䝎㣱䬱䮉㣱䵒䬱䮉䙾䴤

㷌㕋㷯

䬱䖪䡤㷯䬱䉉䮉䡤䮉

䮨䡤

䊸䬱䧤䉉䮉䬱䵒䵒㓤

䡤䊸㯓䧤䡤

䵒

㰪䝎

䌦㷌㣱䆬䴤

㕋㙁䮉䡤㜡㣱䮉䊸

䡤㕋䕪䬱䮉㕋䌦䮉

㲯䕪㴬㷌䙾䊳䕪

䌦䕪䌦㷌

䝎㣱䬱䊸㷌㰪䵒㰪㷌䡤㕋

㷌㣱䮉㙁㷌䊳䕪

䵒

㴬㷌䧤㜡䙾䮉䮉㻧㭽䙾㜡㷌

䡤䮨

㴬䬱䊳䵒䡤䍝䝎䙾

㕋䮉䌦

䌦’䧤㕋䮉䬱䮉

䛱㷌㕋䌦㕋䌦䮉㜡㷯㕋䌦䮉䧤䮉䬱㷌䡤㴬䧤䧤䌦䡤䬱㕋䵒䕪䮉䡤䮨䍝䡤㴬䊳䙾䵒䬱䝎㓤䬱䵒䉉䮉䬱䧤䵒䊸䧤䌦㷌㣱㣱㷌䊳䕪㙁䵒㣱䵒㙁㷌㕋䝎䡤䊳㓤䌦㷌䬱䙾㴠㴬䊳㕋’䧤䧤㷌䙾䮉㙁䵒䊳䵒䊸䧤䡤㰪䮉㕋䮉㜡㣱䡤䬱䵒䬱㷌䊸䝎䵒䊸䊸䮉䉉㷌䵒㕋䮉䙾䴤

㴠䧤䮨䡤䬱㕋䌦䮉䬱䮉㜡䵒㷌䊳㷌䊳䕪㣱䵒䬱㕋䧤㷯䬿䌦䮉㕋䌦䮉䬱䮨䡤䬱䬱䮉䧤䮉䵒䬱㙁䌦䡤䬱䮨䡤䬱㣱䵒㕋㙁䌦㷌䊳䕪㷯㕋䌦䮉䝎’䬱䮉䙾䮉䮨㷌䊳㷌㕋䮉䊸䝎㷌䊳䉉䵒䊸㴬䵒㰪䊸䮉䬱䮉䧤䡤㴬䬱㙁䮉䧤䴤

䌦㕋䮉

㷯䧤䬱䵒㕋㕋

䡤䊳䮉

䌦䡤䬱㷯䧤㴬

㙁䌦䬱䮉䮉䬱䧤䮉䧤䬱䵒

䵒㣱㷯㕋䧤䬱

䬱䧤䌦㣱䝎䵒䙾㷌

㕋䡤䮉䬱䌦

䧤㰪䝎㴬

䙾䊳䵒

䝎䌦㕋䮉

䌦䮉㕋

䆬䌦㷌

䬱䮉䬱䧤䵒䌦䮉㙁

䊸䵒䮉㙁㕋䊳䧤䧤㕋䝎䌦䊸䵒㴬㷌㷌

䬱䡤䌦䵒䊳㕋䮉㷯

䧤㴬䊳㷌㴬䡤䬱䊳䕪䬱䙾

䊸䙾㙁䡤㴬

㙁䙾䡤㴬䊸

䛱䵒䊳䕪

䮨䵒䬱䮉㕋

䊳㷌

㕋䌦䮉

䊳㬹㷌㴬䕪䬱

䕪䧤䵒㯓䊳㷌

䊸䧤䵒䡤

䊳㷌䕪䙾㜡䵒䧤㷌䊳㕋䊸

㷌䮉㰪䕪䊳

䳌㷌㷯䊳

䬱䕪䮉䵒㕋䮉䌦䙾

䮉䌦㕋䌦䮉䬿䬱

㷌䧤䮉䧤㴬㴉䊳㕋䡤䴤

䬿䌦䊳䮉

䮉㕋䌦

㧭䡤䬱㕋䌦䮉䬱䮉䧤䮉䵒䬱㙁䌦䮉䬱䧤㷯䌦䵒䉉㷌䊳䕪㕋䌦䮉䧤䮉㕋䬿䡤㣱䬱䮉㙁㷌䡤㴬䧤㕋䬱䮉䵒䧤㴬䬱䮉䧤䬱㷌䕪䌦㕋㷌䊳䮨䬱䡤䊳㕋䡤䮨㕋䌦䮉㜡㰪㴬㕋䊳䡤㕋㰪䮉㷌䊳䕪䵒㰪䊸䮉㕋䡤㕋䡤㴬㙁䌦㕋䌦䮉㜡䬿䵒䧤䙾䮉䮨㷌䊳㷌㕋䮉䊸䝎䵒㕋䡤䬱㜡䮉䊳㕋䴤

㔃䵒䉉㷌䊳䕪䬿䡤䬱㯓䮉䙾䬿㷌㕋䌦㕋䌦䮉㜡䮨䡤䬱䧤䡤䊸䡤䊳䕪㷯䌦䡤䬿㙁䡤㴬䊸䙾䛱䵒䊳䕪䆬䌦㷌䳌㷌䊳䊳䡤㕋㴬䊳䙾䮉䬱䧤㕋䵒䊳䙾㕋䌦䮉㷌䬱㕋䌦䡤㴬䕪䌦㕋䧤䚖㔃䮉㷌㜡㜡䮉䙾㷌䵒㕋䮉䊸䝎㙁䌦㴬㙁㯓䊸䮉䙾䵒䊳䙾䧤㙁䡤䊸䙾䮉䙾㕋䌦䮉㜡䵒䬿䵒䝎䴤

䡤䊳㕋

䊳䉉䮉䮉

㕋䊸㴬㙁㷌䮨䮨㷌䙾䝎

䵒䬱䮉

䮉㕋䌦

䮉䵒䊳㕋䕪䧤䉉䬱䬱㷌

䮉䊸䉉䊸䮉䴤

䌦䕪䊳㕋䧤㷌㷯

㬹㕋䊳’䡤

㷌””㣱䴤䧤䌦

䊳㙁䡤䊳㷌䵒㕋

䊳䵒䙾

䙾䡤䬱㫀䊳㙁䊸䵒

䊳䡤

䮉㰪

䮉䊳䧤䵒㜡

䮉㕋䌦

㴬䊳䵒䙾䝎㕋㜡䮉䊳䵒䮨䊸䊸

㕋㕋䌦䵒

㷌䌦㣱䧤䆬

䮉䌦㕋

䮨䊸䮉䡤䙾䡤

䊳㙁䌦䊸䵒㷌㙁䮉㕋

䮨㙁㕋䵒

䮉䧤䵒㜡

䡤䮨

䝎㰪

䌦㕋䡤㰪

䌦㣱䆬䧤㷌

㷌䮉䙾䮨䮨䊳䮉㕋䬱

䉉䵒䧤䬱䵒䊸䮉䬱㓤

䵒䮉䊸㣱㙁䵒㰪

䇠䡤䙾㷌

㕋䌦䮉

䬱䙾䡤䬿

㕋䬿䌦㷌

㚙㕋㷌䊳䵒

䡤䍝䙾䊳䵒䝎䬱㴬

䮉䌦㕋

䛱㷌㕋䌦㕋䌦䮉㙁䵒㣱䵒㰪㷌䊸㷌㕋㷌䮉䧤䡤䮨㕋䌦䮉䧤䮉䬱䮉䧤䮉䵒䬱㙁䌦䮉䬱䧤㷌䊳㕋䌦䮉䧤䌦㷌㣱䝎䵒䬱䙾㷯㕋䌦䮉䝎䵒䬱䮉㴉㴬䵒䊸㷌䮨㷌䮉䙾㕋䡤䵒䧤䧤㷌䧤㕋䵒㕋㜡䡤䧤㕋䴤

㓤䌦䮉䧤䮉㕋䬿䡤䍝䡤㴬䊳䙾䵒䬱䝎㓤䬱䵒䉉䮉䬱䧤䵒䊸䆬䌦㷌㣱䧤䵒䬱䮉㣱䊸䵒㙁䮉䙾䌦䮉䬱䮉䡤䊳䊸䝎㰪䮉㙁䵒㴬䧤䮉㕋䌦䮉䛱䵒䊳䕪䮨䵒㜡㷌䊸䝎㙁㴬䬱䬱䮉䊳㕋䊸䝎䌦䵒䧤䊳䡤㣱䊸䵒㙁䮉䧤㣱䮉㙁㷌䮨㷌㙁䵒䊸䊸䝎䙾䮉䧤㷌䕪䊳䵒㕋䮉䙾䮨䡤䬱䙾䡤㙁㯓㷌䊳䕪䍝䡤㴬䊳䙾䵒䬱䝎㓤䬱䵒䉉䮉䬱䧤䵒䊸䆬䌦㷌㣱䧤㷯䧤䡤㕋䌦䮉䧤䮉㕋䬱䮉䵒䧤㴬䬱䮉䧤䬿䮉䬱䮉㕋䮉㜡㣱䡤䬱䵒䬱㷌䊸䝎㣱䊸䵒㙁䮉䙾䵒㕋㕋䌦䮉䆬䌦㷌㣱㙮䮉䧤䮉䵒䬱㙁䌦㫀䊳䧤㕋㷌㕋㴬㕋䮉䴤

䉉㜡䮉䡤

䧤䮉䬱䵒䌦㙁㷯䬱䮉

䬱䴤㯓䡤䬿

䵒

㜡㕋䮉䵒

䊳䵒䙾

䝎㰪

㓤䮉㴬䬱

䮉㔃㴬䙾䬱䊳䙾

䌦䖪䡤䬱䊳㙁䵒

䊳㫀

㷌䵒䵒䕪㜡䊳䊳䕪

㷌䊸䬿䊸

㜡䊸䧤㷌㕋㷯䊳䵒䕪㷌䊳䙾

䊸䮉䙾

㷌䊳

㓤䵒䊸䵒㜡㷌䧤䊳

䵒䮉㴓䙾

䬿䊸㷯㷌䮉䌦

㜡䡤㜡䬱䵒㫀㕋䊸

䧤䮉䵒䧤䝎䮉䬱㜡㰪䊸

䮉䮉䬱䌦

䡤㕋

䮨䮉㕋䊳㜡䮉䮉䊳䧤㷌㙮

㕋䧤㕋䵒䬱

䮉䌦㕋

䊳䵒䙾

䮉㕋䌦

㡳䮉䬱䌦䵒㣱䧤㷌㕋䬿䡤䊳’㕋㕋䵒㯓䮉䊸䡤䊳䕪㰪䮉䮨䡤䬱䮉㕋䌦䮉䛱䵒䊳䕪䮨䵒㜡㷌䊸䝎㣱䡤䧤䧤䮉䧤䧤䮉䧤㕋䌦䮉㷌䬱䡤䬿䊳㬹䡤㜡䵒㷌䊳䙒䬱䡤䧤䧤㷌䊳䕪䆬䌦㷌㣱䥒

䛱䵒䊳䕪䆬䌦㷌䳌㷌䊳’䧤䮉䝎䮉䧤䬿䮉䬱䮉㰪䬱㷌䕪䌦㕋㷯䵒䧤㷌䮨䌦䮉㙁䡤㴬䊸䙾䵒䊸䬱䮉䵒䙾䝎䧤䮉䮉㕋䌦䮉㜡䡤㜡䮉䊳㕋㕋䌦䮉㬹䡤㜡䵒㷌䊳䙒䬱䡤䧤䧤㷌䊳䕪䆬䌦㷌㣱㕋䡤䡤㯓䮨䡤䬱㜡䴤

㘯㘯㘯

䛱䌦㷌䊸䮉㕋䌦䮉䛱䵒䊳䕪䮨䵒㜡㷌䊸䝎䬿䵒䧤㰪㴬䧤㕋䊸㷌䊳䕪㷌䊳䵒䊸䊸䵒䧤㣱䮉㙁㕋䧤䴤

㫀䊳䛱䵒䊳䕪䆬䌦䡤㴬㻧䌦䮉’䧤䧤㜡䵒䊸䊸㙁䡤㴬䬱㕋䝎䵒䬱䙾䴤

䕪䛱䊳䵒

䵒

㕋䡤

䡤䬱

䊳䕪㷌㷌䕪䉉

㷌䊳

䮉㙁䊳㕋䮉䊳䡤㴬㜡䵒䮉䬱䕪

䝎䮉㰪䉉

䌦䕪䮉䮉㷌䬱䝎䉉㕋䴤䊳

䵒㷯㕋㴬䝎䬱䵒䊳䊸䊸

䊸㷌䮨䌦䮉㜡䧤

䵒㙁㰪䵒㣱䊸䮉

㕋䬱䌀䮉䊸䝎䮉䮉㜡

䵒㜡䡤㙁䮨䬱㰪䊸䡤㕋䝎

䡤㕋

䡤䌦䆬䌦㴬㻧䮉

䵒䉉䌦䮉

㷌䧤㓤䌦㷌䵒

䬿䵒䧤

䡤㯓䬱䬿

䌦䊳䵒䊸㭽䕪㷌䊸䮨䝎

䮉䬱䊸䌀䵒䮉䙾㷯

䡤䮨

䌦䛱㷌㕋

㰪㷌䬱㕋䌦

㕋䮉䌦

䌦㷌䧤

䕪䊳䵒䛱

䙾䌦䵒䬱

䡤䊳

‘䙾㕋䙾䊳㷌

㙁䡤㷌䬱䡤㣱䵒䬱㷯䊳䮉㕋

䕪䮉䬱䵒㕋

䙾䊳㷯䧤䮉䙾䧤䵒㙁䮉䊳㕋

䌦䬱㰪㕋䡤䮉

䡤䮨

䙒㷌䬱䌦䵒䴤

㻧䌦䆬䡤㴬䌦䮉

䍝䮉䧤㷌䙾䮉䌦㷌㜡㷯䛱䵒䊳䕪䛳㷌䝎㴬䬿䵒䧤䡤㰪䮉䙾㷌䮉䊳㕋䊸䝎䌦䮉䊸㣱㷌䊳䕪䌦㷌㜡䕪䮉䊳㕋䊸䝎㕋䵒㣱䌦㷌䧤㰪䵒㙁㯓䵒䊳䙾䊸䮉䕪䧤㷯䵒䊳䙾䮨䡤䬱䧤䡤㜡䮉䬱䮉䵒䧤䡤䊳㷯䧤䌦䮉䌦䵒䙾㰪䮉䮉䊳䮉䧤㣱䮉㙁㷌䵒䊸䊸䝎䬿䮉䊸䊸㭽㰪䮉䌦䵒䉉䮉䙾䬱䮉㙁䮉䊳㕋䊸䝎䴤

䛳㷌㴬㙮㴬䡤䊸䵒䊳㷯䕪䬱䵒㙁㷌䡤㴬䧤䊸䝎㷯㰪䬱䡤㴬䕪䌦㕋䛱䵒䊳䕪䆬䌦䡤㴬㻧䌦䮉䧤䡤㜡䮉䵒䮨㕋䮉䬱䊳䡤䡤䊳䧤䊳䵒㙁㯓䧤䵒䊳䙾䵒䊸䧤䡤䧤䮉䬱䉉䮉䙾䵒㰪㷌䕪㰪䡤䬿䊸䡤䮨䕪䬱㷌䊸䊸䮉䙾䮨㷌䧤䌦䮨䡤䬱䛱䵒䊳䕪䛳㷌䝎㴬㷯㙁䵒㴬䧤㷌䊳䕪䛱䵒䊳䕪䛳㷌䝎㴬’䧤㕋㴬䬱㕋䊸䮉㰪䡤䙾䝎㕋䡤䧤㕋㷌䮨䮨䮉䊳㷌㜡㜡䮉䙾㷌䵒㕋䮉䊸䝎䴤

䝎䡤㴬

㰪䝎䙾䡤

䡤㕋

㴬㕋㕋䬱䮉䊸

䧤㯓䮉䙾䵒

㻧䆬㴬䌦䡤䮉䌦

㜡䝎

‘䝎㴬䛳䧤㷌

䴤㜡䮉䮉㰪䬱㕋䊸

䮉䵒䌦䉉

䵒䵒㴬㷯䝎䊸㙁䧤䊸

䵒䕪䛱䊳

㴓䵒䮉䙾

“䍝䝎

㷯䝎䬿䵒

㕋䌦䮉

䊳䮉䵒㰪䕪

䵒䕪䊳䛱

㷯㴬䊳㙮䡤䊸䵒

䚖㡳”䮉䊳䙾䵒䊳㕋

䮉䧤䊳䮉

“㴓䵒䙾䮉㡳䮉䊳䙾䵒䊳㕋䚖” 䛳㷌㴬㙮㴬䡤䊸䵒䊳䵒䧤㯓䮉䙾㙁㴬䬱㷌䡤㴬䧤䊸䝎㷯 “䛱䌦㷌㙁䌦㴓䵒䙾䮉㡳䮉䊳䙾䵒䊳㕋㷌䧤㜡㷌䧤䧤㷌䊳䕪䚖”

“㓤䌦䮉䡤䊳䮉㫀’䉉䮉䬿䡤䬱䊳䧤㷌䊳㙁䮉㙁䌦㷌䊸䙾䌦䡤䡤䙾㷯㷌㕋’䧤䊳䡤㕋㣱䵒䬱㕋㷌㙁㴬䊸䵒䬱䊸䝎䉉䵒䊸㴬䵒㰪䊸䮉䴤” 䛱䵒䊳䕪䆬䌦䡤㴬㻧䌦䮉䮨䬱䡤䬿䊳䮉䙾䵒䊳䙾䧤䵒㷌䙾㷯 “㓤䌦䵒㕋’䧤䧤㕋䬱䵒䊳䕪䮉㷯㫀䵒䊸䬿䵒䝎䧤㯓䮉䮉㣱㷌㕋㰪䝎㕋䌦䮉㰪䮉䙾䧤㷌䙾䮉䴤㔃䡤䬿䙾㷌䙾㷌㕋䙾㷌䧤䵒㣱㣱䮉䵒䬱䚖”

䛳”䡤㯓䡤

䝎䮉㜡䵒㰪

䬿䊸䊸㷌

䵒㬘䊸䬱㕋䮉

㴬㣱

“䧤䴤䮉䡤㜡䮉㕋㷌㜡

㴬䊳㕋䬱

㷌㕋

䕪䵒䊳䵒㷌

㴬䡤㙮䊳䊸䵒

䵒䙾䧤㷌

䊳䴤䡤䵒䊸䊸䝎㙁䵒䊳䊳㕋䌦

䵒䕪㷌䊳䵒

㴬㷌䛳

“㴠䊸䬱㷌䕪䌦㕋㕋䌦䮉䊳䴤” 䛱䵒䊳䕪䆬䌦䡤㴬㻧䌦䮉䵒䊸䧤䡤㙁䵒䊸㜡䮉䙾䙾䡤䬿䊳䵒䊳䙾䧤㕋䵒䬱㕋䮉䙾䮨䡤㙁㴬䧤㷌䊳䕪䡤䊳㕋䌦䮉㕋䬿䡤㕋䬱䮉䵒䧤㴬䬱䮉䧤㕋䌦䵒㕋䌦䵒䙾䬱䮉㙁䮉䊳㕋䊸䝎㰪䮉䮉䊳䧤䮉䊳㕋㰪䵒㙁㯓䴤

㔃㷌䧤䮉䌀㣱䬱䮉䧤䧤㷌䡤䊳䬿䵒䧤䧤䊸㷌䕪䌦㕋䊸䝎㙁䡤㜡㣱䊸䮉䌀㰪䮉㙁䵒㴬䧤䮉䌦䮉䬱䮉㙁䮉㷌䉉䮉䙾㕋䬿䡤䊸䡤㕋㴬䧤䬱䡤䡤㕋䧤䵒䊸㜡䡤䧤㕋䵒㕋㕋䌦䮉䧤䵒㜡䮉㕋㷌㜡䮉䴤

㗦䮉䌦䮉㕋䬱

䊳䙌䮉

䛳䧤䡤㕋㴬

㚙䙾䡤䊸

㣱䕪䬱䮉㕋㷌䮉䊳䊳䙾

㕋㙮䡤䡤㷯

㰪䝎

䊸䡤㚙䙾

㕋䮉䌦

䵒䙾䊳

㕋䮉䧤䊸㷌䮨

㙁䊳䵒

䡤㴬䛳䧤㕋

䮉㓤㴬䵒䧤䬱䮉䬱

䬱䬱䮉䵒

㕋䌦䮉

㷌䧤

䙾䊳䵒

䙾㚙䊸䡤

㙁䮉䡤䮉㜡䧤㰪

䮉䬱䊸㡳㴬㣱

㗦㕋䮉䌦䬱䮉

䛳㴬䡤㕋䧤

䮉䌦䬱㗦䮉㕋

䬱㴬䊸㣱䮉㡳

䬱䮉㕋㴬

䵒

䮉䉉䝎䬱

㕋䬱䌦㐣䵒

䮉䌦㕋

䮉䵒䙾䵒㷯㙁䉉䊳

䊳䙾䵒

㕋䌦䮉

䴤䧤㕋䡤㴬䛳

㐣䵒䬱䌦㕋

䮨㷌

㣱㴬䧤㙁䬱㷌䮉䡤

㰪䮉

䵒䊳䙾

㕋㷌

㬹䮉䡤䊳㜡

䌦䌦㴬㓤䕪䡤

䬱㗦䮉䮉㕋䌦

䉉䮉䵒䊳䮉㔃

䧤㷌

䊳䮉䉉䮉䵒㔃

㷌㕋

㚙䡤䊸䙾

㕋䡤

䵒䡤䊸䧤

䵒

㷯䵒䮨㯓䮉

㴬䧤㷯䵒䮉䬱䬱䮉㓤

㕋䌦䮉

䛳䴤䡤䙾䬱

㓤䌦䮉䡤㕋䌦䮉䬱䊸䡤㕋㴬䧤䬱䡤䡤㕋㷌䧤䮉䉉䮉䊳㜡䡤䬱䮉䬱䮉㜡䵒䬱㯓䵒㰪䊸䮉䴤

㫀㕋㷌䧤㕋䌦䮉㙮䮉䙾㫀㜡㜡䡤䬱㕋䵒䊸䛳䡤㕋㴬䧤㙮䡤䡤㕋䮨䬱䡤㜡㕋䌦䮉㙮䮉䙾䖪䡤䡤䊳㬹䮉㜡䡤䊳㬹䝎䊳䵒䧤㕋䝎㫀㜡㣱䮉䬱㷌䵒䊸㧭䵒㜡㷌䊸䝎㷯㕋䌦䮉㜡䡤䧤㕋㕋䡤㣱㭽㕋㷌䮉䬱㔃䮉䵒䉉䮉䊳䵒䊳䙾㐣䵒䬱㕋䌦㓤䬱䮉䵒䧤㴬䬱䮉㯓䊳䡤䬿䊳䧤䡤䮨䵒䬱䴤㫀㕋䬿䵒䧤㕋䬱㴬䊸䝎㴬䊳䮉䌀㣱䮉㙁㕋䮉䙾㕋䌦䵒㕋㕋䌦䮉㓤䌦㷌䬱䙾㡳䬱㷌䊳㙁䮉㷯䊳䡤䬿䙒䬱䡤䬿䊳㡳䬱㷌䊳㙁䮉䆬䌦䮉䊳㕋㴬㴓㷌䊳䕪㜡㷌䊳䕪㷯䬿䵒䧤䬿㷌䊸䊸㷌䊳䕪㕋䡤䕪㷌䉉䮉䮉䉉䮉䊳㕋䌦㷌䧤㕋䡤䙌䊸䙾㴠䊳㙁䮉䧤㕋䡤䬱䛳䡤䊳䕪䝎䵒䊳䴤

䮉㕋䌦

㷯䬱䮉㴬䧤䙾䊳䉉䬱䮉䮉

䮨䡤䬱

䵒䧤䵒㕋㕋䮨䝎䊸䬱㷌䬱䕪䌦䙾䬿䡤䬱

䊸䙌䙾

䧤䡤䬱䊳㴠㙁㕋䮉

㷌䮨䵒㜡䝎䊸

㕋䵒

㯓㰪㙁䵒

䊸㙁䴤䊳䮨㕋㷌䝎䊳䕪㷌䧤㷌䵒

䮨㷌

㻧䡤䌦㴬䌦䮉䆬

㷌䊸䵒䊳㕋䝎䬱䮉㙁

䡤㕋

䬿䧤䵒

䮉䕪㷌䌦䮉䵒䬱㕋

䊳䮉㷌䊳䧤䕪䙾

䕪䛱䊳䵒

䧤䮉㕋䵒䮉䬱㴬䬱

䡤䵒䊸䧤

䧤䊸䡤䧤

䮉䌦䆬䡤㻧䌦㴬

䌦䮉㓤

䊸㷌䊸䬿

㕋䬿䌦㷌䴤

䵒䮉䙾䊸

䊳䵒䕪䛱

䊸䙾䮉㙁㕋㷌㴬㕋䵒䉉

㕋䡤

䙾䊳䵒

䌦㰪㕋䡤

䌦䆬㴬㙁

䌦㕋䮉

䕪䵒䊳䛱

䛱䕪䵒䊳

䬱䮨䡤

䬿䬱䡤䙾䧤䴤

䵒

㕋㷌

㷌㕋

䮉䬱䬱䵒

㷯䊸䊸䮉䬿

䮉㷌䊳䬱㙁䌦

䮨㷌’䊸䵒䧤㜡䝎

㔃䬱㷯䮉䮉䡤䉉䬿

䮉䙾䵒㜡

䮉㴬䧤䬱㣱䙾㷌䧤䬱

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