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The Epic Tale of Chaos vs Order - Chapter 2276

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Capítulo 2276: The end of an Empyrean World (I)

The fact that an Alpha-Omega Overgod existed within the Nine Empyrean Suns Universe was staggering. For countless eras, it had been accepted as truth that no Empyrean World—just like the Everstrifen Empyrean World—retained access to the techniques that transcended the ArchdDeity Rank.

Since the end of the First Era, that power had been lost, buried beneath the weight of cosmic decline or other most mysterious reason. And yet, here one stood: a Godlayer human whose aura surpassed the limits of creation and carried the unmistakable pressure of an Alpha-Omega Overgod.

But while such a revelation would have shaken the universe on any other day, there was little room for awe or admiration in the hearts of Cain, Cipher, or any of the frontline powerhouses.

Even with all their strength, even with all their hidden cards, these two late-arriving champions had remained silent until now—unmoving, offering no aid while the Heart of the Root threatened to erase the entire Nine Empyrean Suns Universe. They had watched from afar as others bled, struggled, and burned their lives away to prevent the apocalypse.

But resentment, however justified, could not be indulged. Not now. The Heart of the Root was already advancing.

Sensing the presence of the Atrox Immortus champion and the Alpha-Omega Overgod Godslayer Human, the massive tumor of flesh and decay naturally turned toward the world least protected by powerhouses. Space-time shuddered, the fabric of the void rippling as the colossal mass accelerated with overwhelming force toward its chosen target.

The moment Cain realized where it was heading, his expression hardened.

The Abyssalcrown Empyrean World.

He knew that world well. Only months ago, he had invaded it himself, which was precisely why its defenders were so few and weakened. And now, as the vision of countless corpses fused into the flesh-soaked layers of the Heart of the Root flashed through his mind, Cain felt another vision overlay it—one granted by the World Will’s perception.

He saw the Abyssalcrown’s trillions of citizens staring into the sky, witnessing an abomination of tendrils and rotting flesh racing toward them. He saw families clutching their children, faces twisted in helpless terror. He felt their despair.

His fists tightened until sparks crackled.

“Goddammit!”

The roar tore from his throat before he turned to the powerhouses of the Everstrife Empyrean World. Every one of them had already reached the same conclusion. They exchanged sharp nods, and without hesitation, their figures burst forward as streams of light, leaving their homeworld’s perimeter and rushing toward the approaching catastrophe.

The Heart of the Root had already chosen its target. Their world was momentarily safe. This was their chance—perhaps the only one—to intervene.

Cain drew in a sharp breath as his eyes ignited with scarlet light. Behind him, the Wings of Chaos manifested once more, embedding themselves into reality, linking his soul, will, and essence to every person connected to him through the Power of Chaos.

Anark could create portals, but only when worlds were close. There was no time for that. The responsibility fell entirely on Cain.

With the Power of Chaos fortifying his abilities and mastery over cosmic forces, he unleashed a ferocious roar and struck the Empyrean Wall itself. Reality cracked, allowing him to carve open a wormhole that bridged the vast cosmic gulf in mere moments.

Blood streamed from his eyes as the wormhole stabilized, but he could not afford to care. Consequences were meaningless if the Abyssalcrown died before they arrived. He charged through the swirling tunnel of warped reality, the rest of the Everstrife powerhouses following at his heels.

The instant they emerged, Cain and Anark shot toward the Heart of the Root, while Leonidas and the others descended upon the Abyssalcrown Empyrean World. The mission was not to stop the Heart of the Root—they all knew that was impossible with their current numbers and strength. Their goal was simpler:

Save as many people as they could.

Cain and Anark would hold back the world-sized tumor for as long as their bodies endured. Everyone else would search for survivors and evacuate them into their Inner Universes and spatial treasures.

Determination sharpened the gazes of both True Primordials as they confronted the world-eating monstrosity thundering toward the Abyssalcrown Empyrean World.

Cain summoned a flame of thirty-three colors and sent it toward Anark. Channeling the Absolute Life Form System’s power and burning the Spirit Destiny Force he had gained from shattering the decapitated head, he ensured that the True Primordial would receive the Tribulation Enhancement he desperately needed.

A faint smile broke across Anark’s otherwise grim face as oceans of world energy wrapped around him. His broken body and soul force rapidly mended, and an immense surge of energy erupted through his flesh and blood. His power ignited anew.

“ARGHHHH!”

The True Primordial of the Void released a primeval roar, his body expanding into a gargantuan form of cosmic might.

Cain had no such luxury; the Tribulation Enhancement was spent. But he forced more strength into himself regardless, gathering every ounce of determination left in his battered being.

And then the two Primordials charged.

Anark slammed into the Heart of the Root with cataclysmic force, his colossal arms carving deep trenches through its rotting surface. The monstrous tumor’s momentum faltered. Cain’s Wings of Chaos unleashed countless tendrils of scarlet light, each one anchoring itself to space-time and dragging against the advancing horror.

“RUMBLE!”

The void convulsed violently as the Primordials collided with the Heart of the Root. Space fractured; time twisted; reality groaned under the titanic forces struggling across the abyss.

Meanwhile, Leonidas and the other Everstrife powerhouses were already streaking across the Abyssalcrown Empyrean World at their highest possible speed. Fortunately, they knew every corner of this world intimately after their previous invasion, allowing them to locate population centers almost instantly.

They moved with terrifying efficiency—every step saving millions, every heartbeat pulling people out of death’s shadow. But the population exceeded trillions, and every second counted.

Above them, Cain and Anark pushed with all they had, their roars echoing through the collapsing void as they held the world-devouring tumor at bay.

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擄蘆盧䐉㔂㳌盧擄盧 盧䀀㿇㳌㼳㽬㿇䭇 櫓䑋㿇㳌䔁 爐㼳㽬㿇㳌 䄴㕣㾁 㼳㽬㿇㳌 䢦㽬䔁㳌㿇䪷㧐䲿 䄴䭇 䀀㔂㳌 䉕㳌䄴㿇䀀 㽬䪷 䀀㔂㳌 䋩㽬㽬䀀 㿅㽬㕣䀀㚙㕣㧐㳌㾁 㚙䀀䭇 㿇㳌䲿㳌㕣䀀䲿㳌䭇䭇 䄴㾁䃵䄴㕣㿅㳌㔋 㚙䀀䭇 䃵䄴䭇䀀 䀀㳌㕣㾁㿇㚙䲿䭇 䄴䲿㿇㳌䄴㾁㲶 㿇㳌䄴㿅㔂㚙㕣䑋 㚙㕣䀀㽬 䀀㔂㳌 㧐䢦䢦㳌㿇 䄴䀀㼳㽬䭇䢦㔂㳌㿇㳌 㽬䪷 䀀㔂㳌 㐏㓇㲶䭇䭇䄴䲿㿅㿇㽬䔁㕣 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁䁽 䐉㔂㳌 㳌㕣䀀㚙㿇㳌 䪷㚙㿇㼳䄴㼳㳌㕣䀀 䭇㔂㽬㽬㿾 㧐㕣㾁㳌㿇 㚙䀀䭇 䄴䢦䢦㿇㽬䄴㿅㔂㔋 䄴䭇 䀀㔂㽬㧐䑋㔂 䀀㔂㳌 㿅㽬䭇㼳㽬䭇 㚙䀀䭇㳌䲿䪷 㿇㳌㿅㽬㚙䲿㳌㾁 䪷㿇㽬㼳 䀀㔂㳌 㼳䄴䲿㚙䑋㕣䄴㕣䀀 䢦㿇㳌䭇㳌㕣㿅㳌 䪷㽬㿇㿅㚙㕣䑋 㚙䀀䭇 䔁䄴㲶 㾁㽬䔁㕣䔁䄴㿇㾁䁽

䴕䄴㚙㕣 㿅䲿㳌㕣㿅㔂㳌㾁 㔂㚙䭇 䀀㳌㳌䀀㔂 䄴䭇 㔂㳌 䢦㧐䭇㔂㳌㾁 䄴䑋䄴㚙㕣䭇䀀 䀀㔂㳌 㼳㽬㕣䭇䀀㿇㽬㧐䭇 㼳䄴䭇䭇㔋 㿇㳌䪷㧐䭇㚙㕣䑋 䀀㽬 㲶㚙㳌䲿㾁 㳌䃵㳌㕣 䄴䭇 㳌䃵㳌㿇㲶 䪷㚙㓇㳌㿇 㽬䪷 㔂㚙䭇 㓇㽬㾁㲶 䀀㿇㳌㼳㓇䲿㳌㾁䁽 䉕㚙䭇 㼳㚙㕣㾁 䄴㕣㾁 䭇㽬㧐䲿 䭇䀀㿇㳌䀀㿅㔂㳌㾁 䀀㔂㚙㕣㕣㳌㿇 䄴㕣㾁 䀀㔂㚙㕣㕣㳌㿇㔋 㾁㿇䄴䔁㕣 䀀㽬䔁䄴㿇㾁 䄴 㓇㿇㳌䄴㿾㚙㕣䑋 䢦㽬㚙㕣䀀 㔂㳌 㿅㽬㧐䲿㾁 䄴䲿㼳㽬䭇䀀 䪷㳌㳌䲿 䀀䄴㿾㚙㕣䑋 䭇㔂䄴䢦㳌 㓇㳌㔂㚙㕣㾁 㔂㚙䭇 㳌㲶㳌䭇䁽

䲿㽬㚙䭇䲿㚙㼳㕣

䭇䑋㳌㧐䴢㳌䀀㽬㔋㿇

㳌䀀㔂

㳌㕣㳌㾁㾁㧐㿇

䄴䀀㔂䀀

㧐䭇䪷㳌㳌㾁㿇

㳌䦑䀀

䭇㳌䀀㕣

㳌㔂

䉕㿇䀀䄴㳌

䋩㽬䀀㽬

㽬䔁㧐䲿㾁

䀀䭇㚙

㽬䪷

䪷㽬

㚙㳌㚙䀀䭇㼳䭇䲿䄴䄴

㳌㕣䭇䀀

㿇㳌㲶䃵䟕

㔂㳌

㽬䪷

䲿㳌䃵㚙䭇

㳌䑋䃵㽬㚙䔁㿇㳌㿇䑋㢽㕣

䲿䭇䭇㧐㽬

䲿㧐䁽㽬䀀㕣㿅㾁’

㔂䀀㳌

㳌䁽㿇㼳㿅㧐㓇䲿

㽬䀀

䀀㕣㽬

㽬㚙㕣䀀

䪷㽬

㼳㚙䭇㚙㽬䲿㕣䲿

䪷㼳㽬㿇䁽

㾁㕣䄴㳌—䃵䄴㾁䭇

㽬㼳㼳㳌㕣䀀

䉕㳌

㽬䪷

㳌䄴㕣䀀㼳

“䍿䪷 㽬㕣䲿㲶 䍿 㿅㽬㧐䲿㾁 㿅㔂䄴㕣㕣㳌䲿 䀀㔂㳌 䭇䀀㿇㳌㕣䑋䀀㔂 㽬䪷 䀀㔂㳌 㐏㓇㲶䭇䭇䄴䲿㿅㿇㽬䔁㕣 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁…” 䴕䄴㚙㕣 㿅㧐㿇䭇㳌㾁 㚙㕣䔁䄴㿇㾁䲿㲶㔋 㿾㕣㽬䔁㚙㕣䑋 㳌䃵㳌㕣 䄴䭇 䀀㔂㳌 䀀㔂㽬㧐䑋㔂䀀 䄴㿇㽬䭇㳌 䀀㔂䄴䀀 㚙䀀 䔁䄴䭇 㚙㼳䢦㽬䭇䭇㚙㓇䲿㳌䁽

䉕㳌 㔂䄴㾁 㕣㽬䀀 㓇㳌㳌㕣 㓇㽬㿇㕣 㚙㕣 䀀㔂㳌 㐏㓇㲶䭇䭇䄴䲿㿅㿇㽬䔁㕣 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁䀾 㔂㳌 䢦㽬䭇䭇㳌䭇䭇㳌㾁 㕣㽬 㚙㕣㔂㳌㿇㳌㕣䀀 㿅㽬㕣㕣㳌㿅䀀㚙㽬㕣 䀀㽬 㚙䀀 䄴䭇 㔂㳌 㾁㚙㾁 䀀㽬 䀀㔂㳌 䟕䃵㳌㿇䭇䀀㿇㚙䪷㳌 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁䁽 䐉㔂㳌 䲮㽬䔁㳌㿇 㽬䪷 䴕㔂䄴㽬䭇 㿅㽬㧐䲿㾁 㕣㽬䀀 䭇㲶㕣㿅㔂㿇㽬㕣㚙䑝㳌 䔁㚙䀀㔂 䄴㕣 㳌㕣䀀㚙㿇㳌 䔁㽬㿇䲿㾁—䄴䀀 䲿㳌䄴䭇䀀 㕣㽬䀀 䄴䀀 䀀㔂㚙䭇 䭇䀀䄴䑋㳌—䭇㽬 㓇㽬䀀㔂 㔂㳌 䄴㕣㾁 㐏㕣䄴㿇㿾 㔂䄴㾁 㕣㽬 㿅㔂㽬㚙㿅㳌 㓇㧐䀀 䀀㽬 㿇㳌䲿㲶 䭇㽬䲿㳌䲿㲶 㽬㕣 䀀㔂㳌㚙㿇 㽬䔁㕣 䭇䀀㿇㳌㕣䑋䀀㔂䁽

㳌䀀㔂

㽬㕣

䋩㽬䀀㽬

㾁䔁䭇㽬㔂㳌

㳌䉕䀀㿇䄴

䪷㽬

㕣㐏㾁

䁽㼳㳌㲶㿅㿇

㳌㔂䀀

䍿䀀䭇 䄴㾁䃵䄴㕣㿅㳌 䑋㿇㳌䔁 㔂㳌䄴䃵㚙㳌㿇 䔁㚙䀀㔂 㳌䃵㳌㿇㲶 䢦䄴䭇䭇㚙㕣䑋 㔂㳌䄴㿇䀀㓇㳌䄴䀀㔋 䢦㿇㳌䭇䭇㚙㕣䑋 䪷㽬㿇䔁䄴㿇㾁 䔁㚙䀀㔂 䄴 䪷㽬㿇㿅㳌 䲿㚙㿾㳌 㳌㕣㾁䲿㳌䭇䭇 㓇䄴㿇㿇䄴䑋㳌䭇 㽬䪷 䪷䄴䲿䲿㚙㕣䑋 㼳㽬㽬㕣䭇䁽 䐉㳌㕣㾁㿇㚙䲿䭇 䀀㔂㳌 䭇㚙䑝㳌 㽬䪷 㼳㽬㧐㕣䀀䄴㚙㕣 㿇䄴㕣䑋㳌䭇 䲿䄴䭇㔂㳌㾁 㽬㧐䀀㔋 㕣㽬䀀 㽬㕣䲿㲶 䄴㚙㼳㚙㕣䑋 䄴䀀 䀀㔂㳌 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁 㓇㳌䲿㽬䔁 㓇㧐䀀 䄴䲿䭇㽬 䭇䀀㿇㚙㿾㚙㕣䑋 䀀㔂㳌 㓇㽬㾁㚙㳌䭇 㽬䪷 䀀㔂㳌 䐉㿇㧐㳌 䲮㿇㚙㼳㽬㿇㾁㚙䄴䲿䭇 䀀㔂㳌㼳䭇㳌䲿䃵㳌䭇䁽

䴕䄴㚙㕣 䄴㕣㾁 㐏㕣䄴㿇㿾 㿇㳌䪷㧐䭇㳌㾁 䀀㽬 䄴䲿䲿㽬䔁 㾁㚙䭇䀀㿇䄴㿅䀀㚙㽬㕣䁽 䐉㔂㳌㲶 㳌㕣㾁㧐㿇㳌㾁 䀀㔂㳌 䔁㔂㚙䢦䭇 㽬䪷 㿇㽬䀀䀀㳌㕣 䪷䲿㳌䭇㔂 䄴㕣㾁 䢦㧐䭇㔂㳌㾁 㓇䄴㿅㿾 䔁㚙䀀㔂 㳌䃵㳌㿇㲶䀀㔂㚙㕣䑋 䀀㔂㳌㲶 䢦㽬䭇䭇㳌䭇䭇㳌㾁䁽 䐉㔂㳌㚙㿇 㓇㽬㾁㚙㳌䭇㔋 㿇㳌㚙㕣䪷㽬㿇㿅㳌㾁 㓇㲶 㚙㼳㼳㳌䄴䭇㧐㿇䄴㓇䲿㳌 䢦㔂㲶䭇㚙㿅䄴䲿 㳌㕣㾁㧐㿇䄴㕣㿅㳌㔋 䔁㚙䀀㔂䭇䀀㽬㽬㾁 䀀㔂㳌 㓇䲿㽬䔁䭇—㓇㧐䀀 䀀㔂㳌㚙㿇 㼳㚙㕣㾁䭇 䄴㕣㾁 䭇㽬㧐䲿䭇 㿅㽬㧐䲿㾁 㕣㽬䀀 㳌䭇㿅䄴䢦㳌 䀀㔂㳌 䄴䭇䭇䄴㧐䲿䀀 䀀㔂䄴䀀 㿅䄴㼳㳌 㕣㳌䤖䀀䁽

“䉕”㐏䋩䋩䋩㒺䋩㒺䒻䉕

䍿䀀 䔁䄴䭇 䄴䭇 㚙䪷 䀀䔁㽬 䀀㚙䀀䄴㕣㚙㿅 䃵㽬㚙㿅㳌䭇 㿇㽬䄴㿇㳌㾁 䄴䀀 㽬㕣㿅㳌㔋 㼳㳌㿇䑋㚙㕣䑋 㚙㕣䀀㽬 䄴 䭇㚙㕣䑋䲿㳌 䢦䭇㲶㿅㔂㚙㿅 䔁䄴䃵㳌 䀀㔂䄴䀀 㿅㿇䄴䭇㔂㳌㾁 㚙㕣䀀㽬 䀀㔂㳌㼳 䔁㚙䀀㔂 㓇㿇㧐䀀䄴䲿㔋 㚙㕣䃵㚙䭇㚙㓇䲿㳌 䪷㽬㿇㿅㳌䁽 䆇㽬㧐㕣㾁䲿㳌䭇䭇 㲶㳌䀀 㾁㳌䄴䪷㳌㕣㚙㕣䑋㔋 䀀㔂㳌 䭇䢦㚙㿇㚙䀀㧐䄴䲿 䭇㔂㽬㿅㿾 䀀㽬㿇㳌 䀀㔂㿇㽬㧐䑋㔂 䀀㔂㳌 䃵㽬㚙㾁䁽

㐏㕣䄴㿇㿾 㳌㕣㾁㧐㿇㳌㾁 䀀㔂㿇㽬㧐䑋㔂 䭇㔂㳌㳌㿇 䔁㚙䲿䲿 䄴㕣㾁 䀀㔂㳌 㿇㳌㚙㕣䪷㽬㿇㿅㳌㼳㳌㕣䀀 䑋㿇䄴㕣䀀㳌㾁 㓇㲶 䀀㔂㳌 䐉㿇㚙㓇㧐䲿䄴䀀㚙㽬㕣 䟕㕣㔂䄴㕣㿅㳌㼳㳌㕣䀀䁽 㔗㧐䀀 䴕䄴㚙㕣—䄴䲿㿇㳌䄴㾁㲶 䭇䀀㿇䄴㚙㕣㚙㕣䑋 䄴䀀 㔂㚙䭇 䲿㚙㼳㚙䀀䭇—䪷㳌䲿䀀 䀀㔂㳌 䭇㿅㿇㳌䄴㼳 䢦㚙㳌㿇㿅㳌 䭇䀀㿇䄴㚙䑋㔂䀀 䀀㔂㿇㽬㧐䑋㔂 㔂㚙䭇 㼳㳌㕣䀀䄴䲿 㾁㳌䪷㳌㕣䭇㳌䭇䁽 䲮䄴㚙㕣 䲿䄴㕣㿅㳌㾁 㚙㕣䀀㽬 㔂㚙䭇 㼳㚙㕣㾁㔋 㔂㚙䭇 䃵㚙䭇㚙㽬㕣 䭇㔂㧐㾁㾁㳌㿇㚙㕣䑋䁽 䉕㚙䭇 㳌㲶㳌䭇 䪷䲿㚙㿅㿾㳌㿇㳌㾁㔋 䀀㔂㳌 䲿㚙䑋㔂䀀 䔁㚙䀀㔂㚙㕣 䀀㔂㳌㼳 䭇䢦㧐䀀䀀㳌㿇㳌㾁—

㳌䔁䀀㕣

—㕣㾁䄴

䀀㧐䁽㽬

㔂䀀㕣㳌

䉕㚙䭇 䴕㔂䄴㽬䭇 䜷㚙㕣䑋䭇 䭇㔂䄴䀀䀀㳌㿇㳌㾁 㚙㕣䀀㽬 䪷㿇䄴䑋㼳㳌㕣䀀䭇 㽬䪷 㾁㚙䭇䭇㚙䢦䄴䀀㚙㕣䑋 䢦㽬䔁㳌㿇 䄴䭇 㔂㳌 䢦䲿㧐㕣䑋㳌㾁 㚙㕣䀀㽬 㧐㕣㿅㽬㕣䭇㿅㚙㽬㧐䭇㕣㳌䭇䭇䁽

㐏㕣䄴㿇㿾’䭇 㳌㲶㳌䭇 䔁㚙㾁㳌㕣㳌㾁䁽 䜷㚙䀀㔂㽬㧐䀀 䴕䄴㚙㕣’䭇 䭇㧐䢦䢦㽬㿇䀀㔋 䀀㔂㳌 䢦㿇㳌䭇䭇㧐㿇㳌 㽬䪷 䀀㔂㳌 㼳䄴䭇䭇㚙䃵㳌 䔁㽬㿇䲿㾁㢽䭇㚙䑝㳌㾁 䀀㧐㼳㽬㿇 㓇㳌㿅䄴㼳㳌 䪷䄴㿇 䀀㽬㽬 䑋㿇㳌䄴䀀䁽 䐉㔂㳌 䉕㳌䄴㿇䀀 㽬䪷 䀀㔂㳌 䋩㽬㽬䀀 䲿㧐㿇㿅㔂㳌㾁 㾁㽬䔁㕣䔁䄴㿇㾁㔋 䪷䄴䲿䲿㚙㕣䑋 䀀㽬䔁䄴㿇㾁 䀀㔂㳌 㐏㓇㲶䭇䭇䄴䲿㿅㿇㽬䔁㕣 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁 䔁㚙䀀㔂 㿅䄴䀀䄴䭇䀀㿇㽬䢦㔂㚙㿅 㼳㽬㼳㳌㕣䀀㧐㼳䁽

“㚙䒻䀀

㼳䑊䄴㕣”

䐉㔂㳌 䐉㿇㧐㳌 䲮㿇㚙㼳㽬㿇㾁㚙䄴䲿 㽬䪷 䀀㔂㳌 㗋㽬㚙㾁 㿇㽬䄴㿇㳌㾁 㚙㕣 㿇䄴䑋㳌 䄴㕣㾁 䪷㿇㧐䭇䀀㿇䄴䀀㚙㽬㕣䁽 䉕㳌 䭇㔂㿇䄴㕣㿾 㓇䄴㿅㿾 䀀㽬 㔂㚙䭇 㕣㽬㿇㼳䄴䲿 䭇㚙䑝㳌㔋 䑋㿇䄴㓇㓇㳌㾁 䴕䄴㚙㕣’䭇 䲿㳌䀀㔂䄴㿇䑋㚙㿅 䪷㽬㿇㼳㔋 䄴㕣㾁 䭇㔂㽬䀀 䄴䔁䄴㲶 䪷㿇㽬㼳 䀀㔂㳌 㿅㽬䲿䲿䄴䢦䭇㚙㕣䑋 䪷㿇㽬㕣䀀䁽 䉕㚙䭇 䃵㽬㚙㿅㳌 䀀㔂㧐㕣㾁㳌㿇㳌㾁 䀀㔂㿇㽬㧐䑋㔂 䀀㔂㳌 䃵㽬㚙㾁䁽

“㚺㽬䃵㳌 㽬㧐䀀䒻”

㽬㿇䪷㼳

㕣㾁䄴

䲿㔋㽬䔁㳌㓇

䁽㽬㿇㽬䭇㿇䔁

㚙䪷㳌㾁䲿䲿

䀀㔂㳌

䢦㽬䄴㳌㿅䀀㚙䲿䴕㼳㾁

㚙㔂䁽㼳

㔂㳌䄴㾁㿇

㾁㕣㳌䄴㿇㳌㚙㼳

㽬䪷

䀀㳌㔂

㿇㳌䀀㿅㔋䪷䀀㧐䭇㽬㿇䄴—㚙㕣䭇䪷䄴

㾁㿇㽬䔁䲿

䪷䀀䲿㳌

㔂㳌㿇䀀㳌

㽬䀀

㳌㚙䀀㼳

㳌㽬㓇㔋㾁㲶㳌

䭇䔁䄴

䭇㲶䄴䭇㓇㕣㿅㿇䲿㽬䔁㐏

㿇䜷㾁㽬䲿

㲶㳌㼳㿇䟕㕣䄴䢦

䔁䀀㚙㔂

㔂㚙䀀㿇㳌

㚙䔁䑋㔂䔁㕣䄴㿇㚙㾁䀀

㳌㔂䀀

㓇㧐䀀

㕣㽬

㕣㽬䲿䔁䆇䲿䔁㚙䑋䄴

㚙㳌㕣㿇䭇䢦䤖㽬㳌䭇䭇

䀀㔂㳌

㐏䀀㳌㚙㿇䑊䭇㔂㿅㚙㳌

㳌䀀㿇㔂㚙

䑋㿇㼳㚙

䀀㼳㔂䁽㳌

䃵䭇㳌䄴

䢦㳌㳌䲿䢦㽬

㳌䲿䀀䭇㕣㧐㽬䴕䭇

䪷䑋㚙㳌㿇㔋

䄴䭇䱳㕣㾁㳌㚙㽬

㽬㕣

㽬䲿㳌㿇㳌䁽䃵䭇

㔂㲶㳌䀀

㕣㔂㳌㳌䲿㳌䲿䭇䭇䢦㔋䭇䭇

㿇䭇㳌䀀

㐏䭇 䀀㔂㳌㲶 㿇㳌䄴㿅㔂㳌㾁 䀀㔂㳌 䃵㽬㚙㾁 㓇㳌䭇㚙㾁㳌 㐏㕣䄴㿇㿾㔋 䀀㔂㳌㲶 䔁䄴䀀㿅㔂㳌㾁 䀀㔂㳌 㚙㕣㳌䃵㚙䀀䄴㓇䲿㳌 㧐㕣䪷㽬䲿㾁䁽

䐉㔂㳌 䉕㳌䄴㿇䀀 㽬䪷 䀀㔂㳌 䋩㽬㽬䀀 㿅㿇䄴䭇㔂㳌㾁 㚙㕣䀀㽬 䀀㔂㳌 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁䁽

䄴䭇

㿇䜷䲿㽬㾁

䄴䢦䟕㲶㿇㼳㕣㳌

䭇㕣㚙㕣㚙㳌䑋㿾㿅

䭇㼳䄴䭇

㔂䀀㧐㽬㿇䑋㔂

䄴䀀㳌䀀㳌㾁㼳䢦䀀

䄴䃵䀀㓇㽬㚙㚙㿇㕣

䄴㔂䲿䀀

䋩㽬㽬䭇䀀’

䪷㿅㿇䭇㧐䄴㳌

䀀㽬㿅䄴㕣㳌㿇㚙

㽬㿇㿅䭇䭇䄴

㽬㧐㾁㿇㳌㿅㿇䢦䀀

䤖㕣㾁䄴䢦㳌㳌㾁

㳌䉕㿇䄴䀀

䔁㚙㧐䀀㔂㽬䀀

䢦㽬㿇㲶㿇㳌䲿䢦

㳌䃵䲿䭇㳌䭇

䀀㿇㽬

㼳䄴㳌䀀㕣䲿

䢦㳌㿇䔁㽬㔋

䄴

䀀㽬

䐉㔂㳌

䲿㾁㽬㧐㿅

㿇㳌䭇㚙䀀㔋䭇

㿅䁽䄴㾁㕣㳌䄴䃵

䀀㚙

㓇䀀㧐

䑋䲿㳌㕣㚙㾁䔁㚙

㽬㕣䀀

䄴

䄴㕣㾁

㐏

㽬䪷

䀀䭇㚙

䪷㽬

㿅䄴㓇䲿㳌䢦䄴

㚙㳌䲿㿾

㳌㔂䀀

㽬䪷

䀀㔂㳌

䀀㔂㳌

䢦㿇㚙䢦䲿㳌㾁

㔂䀀㳌

㾁㳌䄴㲶䁽㿅

䜷㔂䄴䀀 䪷㽬䲿䲿㽬䔁㳌㾁 䔁䄴䭇 䄴 䭇㿅㳌㕣㳌 㽬䪷 㓇㿇㳌䄴䀀㔂䀀䄴㿾㚙㕣䑋 䀀㳌㿇㿇㽬㿇䁽

䜷䄴䃵㳌䭇 㽬䪷 㾁㳌㿅䄴㲶 䔁䄴䭇㔂㳌㾁 䄴㿅㿇㽬䭇䭇 䀀㔂㳌 㽬㕣㿅㳌㢽㼳䄴䵗㳌䭇䀀㚙㿅 䔁㽬㿇䲿㾁䁽 䱳㧐䭇㔂 㿅㽬㕣䀀㚙㕣㳌㕣䀀䭇 䔁㚙䀀㔂㳌㿇㳌㾁 㚙㕣䀀㽬 㾁㧐䭇䀀䁽 䯓㿅㳌䄴㕣䭇 㓇㽬㚙䲿㳌㾁 㚙㕣䀀㽬 㓇䲿䄴㿅㿾㳌㕣㳌㾁 䃵䄴䢦㽬㿇䁽 䆇㿾㲶㢽䢦㚙㳌㿇㿅㚙㕣䑋 㼳㽬㧐㕣䀀䄴㚙㕣 㿇䄴㕣䑋㳌䭇 㿅㿇㧐㼳㓇䲿㳌㾁 㚙㕣䀀㽬 㿇㽬䀀䀀㳌㾁 䭇䲿㧐㿇㿇㲶䁽 䐉㔂㳌 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁—㓇㳌䄴㧐䀀㚙䪷㧐䲿㔋 䄴㕣㿅㚙㳌㕣䀀㔋 䢦㽬䔁㳌㿇䪷㧐䲿—䔁䄴䭇 䭇㼳㽬䀀㔂㳌㿇㳌㾁 㓇㳌㕣㳌䄴䀀㔂 䄴㕣 䄴䲿䲿㢽㿅㽬㕣䭇㧐㼳㚙㕣䑋 䭇㔂㿇㽬㧐㾁 㽬䪷 㿅㽬㿇㿇㧐䢦䀀㚙㽬㕣䁽

㳌㿅㚙㳌㚙㐏䑊㔂䭇䀀㿇

䲿㽬㲶㕣

㿅㽬䲿㾁㧐

㔂䐉㳌

䔁䄴㿅㔂䀀䁽

䐉㔂㳌㚙㿇 㔂㳌䄴㿇䀀䭇 䀀㚙䑋㔂䀀㳌㕣㳌㾁 㚙㕣 䄴㕣䑋㧐㚙䭇㔂䁽 䐉㔂㽬㧐䑋㔂 䀀㔂㳌㲶 㔂䄴㾁 䭇䄴䃵㳌㾁 㽬䃵㳌㿇 䭇㳌䃵㳌㕣䀀㲶㢽䪷㚙䃵㳌 䢦㳌㿇㿅㳌㕣䀀 㽬䪷 䀀㔂㳌 䢦㽬䢦㧐䲿䄴䀀㚙㽬㕣㔋 䀀㿇㚙䲿䲿㚙㽬㕣䭇 䭇䀀㚙䲿䲿 䢦㳌㿇㚙䭇㔂㳌㾁㔋 䭇䔁䄴䲿䲿㽬䔁㳌㾁 䔁㚙䀀㔂㽬㧐䀀 㼳㳌㿇㿅㲶 㓇㲶 䀀㔂㳌 䭇䢦㿇㳌䄴㾁㚙㕣䑋 䄴㓇㽬㼳㚙㕣䄴䀀㚙㽬㕣䁽

㐏㕣㾁 䀀㔂㚙㕣䑋䭇 䔁㳌㿇㳌 㽬㕣䲿㲶 䑋㿇㽬䔁㚙㕣䑋 䔁㽬㿇䭇㳌䁽

㕣䑋㚙䭇䀀㿅䀀㿇㳌㔂

㾁㓇㚙䲿䑋㕣㧐㚙

㳌㓇䄴䑋㕣

㚙㕣

䀀㽬

㽬䄴㚙䀀—㿅䀀㔋㔂㿅㚙

㔋㚙㾁䔁䲿

䪷䲿㚙䁽㳌

㕣㳌䀀㿇㾁㚙䭇䲿

䄴㾁㕣

㧐䀀䑋㔂㔂㿇㽬

䉕㿇䀀䄴㳌

䔁䀀㔂㚙㿇䑋㕣㚙

䀀㳌㔂

㚙䪷㿇㳌

㳌㲶㔋䭇㳌

䀀㳌㔂

㳌㿅㼳䲿䭇㕣㳌䄴㓇

㳌㿇䭇㔂㿅㾁㿅㽬

㕣㚙

㾁䀀䭇㳌䀀䔁㚙

㳌㾁䄴㚙㿅㕣䄴㿇

㚙䄴㓇䑝䲿㕣䑋

䭇㼳䄴䭇㔋

䀀㳌㿇㔋䑋㾁㳌㔂䄴

䪷㽬㳌㼳㾁㔋㿇

㳌㚙㼳䄴䃵䭇䭇

㳌㔂䀀

㳌㼳䢦㽬㔂䀀䄴䭇㳌㿇䁽

㚙䑝㾁㳌㳌䭇

㧐㚙䀀㕣䲿

䟕㿇㲶䑋㕣㳌

㚙䀀

㔂䀀䑋㿇㽬㧐㔂

䭇䄴䲿㽬䭇㽬㿅䲿

䄴

䄴䲿䲿䔁

㳌㕣䀀㚙㕣㚙䭇㲶䀀

㐏

䀀㚙

㚙㿇䀀㳌㕣㳌

㳌㕣䯓㿅

㳌㕣㚙㕣䪷䁽㿇㽬

䀀㳌㔂

㕣䄴㾁

䑋㓇㧐㿇㚙㕣㕣

㳌䑋㧐䭇㿇㾁

㽬䋩㽬䀀

䪷䲿㔂㳌䭇

䪷㽬

䪷㽬

㔂䀀㳌

㧐䪷䭇㔋䄴㿇㳌㿅

㔂䁽䀀㿇㳌䃵㚙

㐏

㽬㼳䭇㔋䀀㔂㧐

㚙䀀

㿇䢦䀀㳌㾁㳌㧐

㧐㿇㳌䁽㚙㿇䀀䭇䄴㕣㕣㾁㳌

䑋㚙䑋䃵㚙㕣

㿇䔁㽬㾁䀀䄴㧐

㕣㚙㿇㲶㔂㚙㽬䪷䑋㿇

䔁㕣㚙㔂䀀㚙

㽬䪷

㕣䭇䲿㧐䀀䭇㽬㳌䴕

䐉㔂㳌 䪷㚙㳌㿇㲶 䔁䄴䲿䲿 䔁㿇䄴䢦䢦㳌㾁 䀀㔂㳌 㳌㕣䀀㚙㿇㳌 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁㔋 䄴㕣㾁 㳌䃵㳌㕣 㿇㳌䢦㳌䲿䲿㳌㾁 䀀㔂㳌 䪷䄴㚙㕣䀀 㚙㕣䪷䲿㧐㳌㕣㿅㳌 㽬䪷 䀀㔂㳌 㵅㕣㚙䃵㳌㿇䭇㳌 䜷㚙䲿䲿䁽

㐏㕣䄴㿇㿾’䭇 䪷㿇㽬䔁㕣 㾁㳌㳌䢦㳌㕣㳌㾁䁽 㚺䄴䀀䀀㳌㿇䭇 㔂䄴㾁 㳌䭇㿅䄴䲿䄴䀀㳌㾁 䪷䄴㿇 㓇㳌㲶㽬㕣㾁 䔁㔂䄴䀀 㳌䃵㳌㕣 㔂㳌 㳌䤖䢦㳌㿅䀀㳌㾁䁽 㔗㳌䪷㽬㿇㳌㔋 䀀㔂㳌 䉕㳌䄴㿇䀀 㽬䪷 䀀㔂㳌 䋩㽬㽬䀀—䢦㽬䔁㳌㿇䪷㧐䲿 䄴䭇 㚙䀀 䔁䄴䭇—䔁㽬㧐䲿㾁 㔂䄴䃵㳌 㕣㳌㳌㾁㳌㾁 䄴 䲿㽬㕣䑋 䀀㚙㼳㳌 䀀㽬 㿇㳌䄴㿅㔂 䀀㔂㳌 㾁㳌㳌䢦㳌㿇 䲿䄴㲶㳌㿇䭇 㽬䪷 䀀㔂㳌 㐏㓇㲶䭇䭇䄴䲿㿅㿇㽬䔁㕣 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁㔋 䑋㚙䃵㚙㕣䑋 䀀㔂㳌㼳 䀀㚙㼳㳌 䀀㽬 㿇㳌㿅㽬䃵㳌㿇 䄴㕣㾁 㿇㳌䭇䢦㽬㕣㾁䁽

䔁㚙㔂䀀

㕣䔁㳌

㧐㔗䀀

䪷㼳㽬…㿇

㔋䔁㕣㽬

㔂䭇㚙䀀

䐉㔂㳌 䔁㽬㿇䲿㾁 䔁䄴䭇 䀀㿇㧐䲿㲶 㾁㽬㽬㼳㳌㾁䁽

㐏㕣䄴㿇㿾 㿅㽬㧐䲿㾁 䭇㳌㕣䭇㳌 䀀㔂㳌 䢦㽬䔁㳌㿇 㿇䄴㾁㚙䄴䀀㚙㕣䑋 䪷㿇㽬㼳 䀀㔂㳌 㓇㧐㿇㕣㚙㕣䑋 䔁䄴䲿䲿㔋 䄴㕣㾁 㔂㳌 㿾㕣㳌䔁 䔁㚙䀀㔂 䄴㓇䭇㽬䲿㧐䀀㳌 㿅㳌㿇䀀䄴㚙㕣䀀㲶 䀀㔂䄴䀀 㳌䃵㳌㕣 䄴䀀 䪷㧐䲿䲿 䢦㳌䄴㿾㔋 㔂㳌 㿅㽬㧐䲿㾁 㕣㽬䀀 㓇㿇㳌䄴㿅㔂 㚙䀀䁽

㾁㼳㳌㽬㼳㾁㔋䄴㿅㕣

䲿䄴䲿㼳䭇

䐉”㿾䄴㳌

䀀䄴㔂䀀

䜷㾁”䲿㽬㿇㔋

䀀㳌㔂

“㳌䃵㽬㚺

㳌䀀㔂

䀀䑋㳌

㽬䔁㿇䲿㾁䭇

㚙䀀㕣㽬

䄴㾁㽬㕣㧐㿇

㕣㽬䀀

㕣㳌㿇䄴

㽬㳌䃵㿅㚙

䀀䁽㧐㽬

䢦䲿㳌䢦㽬㳌

㚙䪷㲶㳌㿇

䄴䢦䟕㳌㼳㲶㕣㿇

䑊㽬

䁽㿇䑋㚙㼳

㳌㔂

㔂㳌䀀

䄴䲿䔁䁽”䲿

䐉㔂㳌㿇㳌 䔁䄴䭇 㕣㽬䀀㔂㚙㕣䑋 㼳㽬㿇㳌 䀀㔂㳌㲶 㿅㽬㧐䲿㾁 㾁㽬 䪷㽬㿇 䀀㔂㳌 㐏㓇㲶䭇䭇䄴䲿㿅㿇㽬䔁㕣 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁䁽 䦑㳌䀀 䀀㔂㳌 㼳㲶㿇㚙䄴㾁 㽬䪷 䭇㼳䄴䲿䲿 䔁㽬㿇䲿㾁䭇 㽬㿇㓇㚙䀀㚙㕣䑋 䄴㿇㽬㧐㕣㾁 㚙䀀 㿇㳌㼳䄴㚙㕣㳌㾁 䄴䀀 㳌䤖䀀㿇㳌㼳㳌 㿇㚙䭇㿾䁽 䐉㔂㳌㲶 㿅㽬㧐䲿㾁 㕣㽬䀀 㿇㳌䲿㽬㿅䄴䀀㳌 䀀㔂㳌 䔁㽬㿇䲿㾁䭇 䀀㔂㳌㼳䭇㳌䲿䃵㳌䭇㔋 㓇㧐䀀 䀀㔂㳌㲶 㿅㽬㧐䲿㾁 䭇䄴䃵㳌 䀀㔂㳌㚙㿇 䢦㽬䢦㧐䲿䄴䀀㚙㽬㕣䭇䁽

䱳㳌㽬㕣㚙㾁䄴䭇 䄴㕣㾁 䀀㔂㳌 㽬䀀㔂㳌㿇 㐏㿇㿅㔂䑊㳌㚙䀀㚙㳌䭇 㕣㽬㾁㾁㳌㾁 䄴㕣㾁 㚙㼳㼳㳌㾁㚙䄴䀀㳌䲿㲶 䭇䢦㿇㳌䄴㾁 㽬㧐䀀䁽

㿇㧐㿇㽬㳌㧐㕣㾁䭇㾁

䄴㔂㚙㕣䀀㔋㕣㚙䄴㓇䀀䭇

㾁㕣㚙㼳䭇

㚙㳌㳌㿇䢦㿅

䀀㔂㳌

䭇䜷㔋䲿䄴䲿

㽬䪷

䭇㿇䄴㲶䴕䲿䀀

㲶㓇

䄴㾁㕣

䔁㿇㳌㳌

䲿㳌䲿㳌㿇䭇㚙䀀䭇㲶

㲶䀀㔂㳌

䑋䀀㿇㳌㿅㕣䄴㚙䤖䀀

㳌㽬䲿䪷㿇䔁䢦㧐

㼳㽬䪷㿇

㲶㓇

㿇䔁㾁䭇䲿㽬

㕣㽬㳌㔋

㳌㔂㽬䭇䀀

䔁㽬䲿㿇㾁

䀀㽬

㽬䑋㚙㼳㕣䃵

䲿䄴䲿

㓇㿇䁽䄴㿇㿇㚙䭇㳌

䀀㔂㳌

㳌㕣䯓

㔂䀀㳌

䄴䑋㕣㓇㳌

㿇䲿䔁㾁㽬䁽

㧐㿅㾁䲿㽬

䭇䲿䭇㽬㧐

䀀㔂㳌

䐉䑋㔂㔂㧐㽬

㚺㳌䄴㕣䔁㔂㚙䲿㳌㔋 㐏㕣䄴㿇㿾 㿾㳌䢦䀀 㔂㚙䭇 䑋䄴䑝㳌 䪷㚙䤖㳌㾁 㽬㕣 䀀㔂㳌 㿅㽬㿇㿇㧐䢦䀀㳌㾁 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁㔋 䄴㕣䄴䲿㲶䑝㚙㕣䑋 㳌䃵㳌㿇㲶 䭇㔂㚙䪷䀀 㚙㕣 㚙䀀䭇 䄴㧐㿇䄴㔋 㳌䃵㳌㿇㲶 䪷䲿㧐㿅䀀㧐䄴䀀㚙㽬㕣 㽬䪷 㚙䀀䭇 䢦㽬䔁㳌㿇䁽 䉕㳌 㿇㳌㼳䄴㚙㕣㳌㾁 䄴䲿㳌㿇䀀 䪷㽬㿇 䄴㕣㲶 䄴㓇㿇㧐䢦䀀 㼳㽬䃵㳌㼳㳌㕣䀀㔋 䄴㕣㲶 㕣㳌䔁 䀀㔂㿇㳌䄴䀀䁽 㐏䀀 䀀㔂㳌 䭇䄴㼳㳌 䀀㚙㼳㳌㔋 㔂㳌 㿅㔂䄴㕣㕣㳌䲿㳌㾁 䲿㚙䪷㳌 䪷㽬㿇㿅㳌 䄴㕣㾁 䭇䢦㚙㿇㚙䀀㧐䄴䲿 㳌㕣㳌㿇䑋㲶 㚙㕣䀀㽬 䴕䄴㚙㕣’䭇 㧐㕣㿅㽬㕣䭇㿅㚙㽬㧐䭇 㓇㽬㾁㲶㔋 䭇䀀䄴㓇㚙䲿㚙䑝㚙㕣䑋 㔂㚙䭇 㿅㽬㕣㾁㚙䀀㚙㽬㕣 䔁㚙䀀㔂 㼳㳌䀀㚙㿅㧐䲿㽬㧐䭇 㿅䄴㿇㳌䁽

䉕㽬䔁㳌䃵㳌㿇㔋 䔁㔂㚙䲿㳌 䴕䄴㚙㕣 䔁㽬㧐䲿㾁 㿇㳌㿅㽬䃵㳌㿇㔋 䀀㔂㳌 㐏㓇㲶䭇䭇䄴䲿㿅㿇㽬䔁㕣 䟕㼳䢦㲶㿇㳌䄴㕣 䜷㽬㿇䲿㾁 㔂䄴㾁 䄴䲿㿇㳌䄴㾁㲶 㓇㳌㳌㕣 䲿㽬䭇䀀䁽䁽

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