The Innkeeper - Chapter 1988

Capítulo 1988: Helix Petal Rose

Lex smirked, and looked at Serene with a hint of amusement in his eyes.

“You want to guide me in cultivation? Sure, I may not know some things, but I sincerely doubt that you can guide my cultivation,” he said, without holding back. To be honest, even Lex himself was unable to plan for his cultivation.

Only his cultivation technique, which could endlessly adapt, and endlessly grow stronger based on his actions, could account for all the things he did. His cultivation was just too diversified, his strength too unpredictable. Sure, she might know a bunch of random things, and they might even be a little helpful, but he doubted she was qualified enough to comment on his cultivation.

In fact, Lex felt like if his forms were not suppressed, and he activated his dragonform, even his dragonself would not be angered by her audacious claim, and instead would have just found it hilarious.

“I admit, I cannot even begin to imagine what you’ve been through,” Serene said, shaking her head. “The son I gave birth to was definitely not a High Human, and I’m pretty sure the physique you were born with has changed as well. Maybe you have others who are already helping you out. That doesn’t mean that I can’t be helpful either. For example, I can’t help but sense that… somehow you’ve embarked on the path to build a Dao Body. Is that correct?”

Actually, as she asked this question, Serene wasn’t completely sure about the answer. Matters related to the Dao were still beyond her, for now.

Lex raised an eyebrow, and then wondered whether he should confirm it or not. That was pretty sensitive information. Then again, if she could already guess this much…

“Yes, it’s something I’m working on,” Lex admitted.

Serene raised her eyebrows, somewhat surprised and somewhat impressed that it was actually real. Then she began to massage her brows as she considered how to progress from there.

“This is… I don’t… do you even…” Serene began to say, but found it difficult to articulate what she wanted to say, so she only sighed.

“It’s very ambitious to plan for the Demi-Dao Lord realm already,” she said, leaning back with a hint of exhaustion.

“Demi-Dao Lord?” Lex asked, raising an eyebrow. “What makes you think that I’m planning for that, and not the Dao Lord realm?”

He could understand it if the Demi-Dao Lord was a realm he needed to achieve before getting to Dao Lord, but why would his mother assume he was planning for the former, and not the latter. To be honest, he still didn’t know exactly how one became a Dao Lord, or if Demi-Dao Lord was actually on the path to the realm. Regardless, he always aimed for the top.

“Do you know how to become a Dao Lord?” Serene asked, but continued on speaking without giving him a chance to speak. “Quite frankly, I don’t know myself. What I do know is that becoming one is nigh impossible, and that most people are not destined to reach it. Heck, even most Celestial Immortals are not destined to reach it.

“But ignoring that, I do know a few guidelines that have historically proven helpful for those pursuing such a realm. The more diverse their focus, the harder it is to become a Dao Lord. In contrast, the more singular the focus, the easier it is to become a Dao Lord. That is why I have your father focusing solely on his Sword Intent, while I focus solely on the path the heritage set before me.

“Considering how diverse your path seems to be, it pretty much seems entirely unlikely that you will be able to reach such a realm. That is why I said that preparing to attain a Dao Body is akin to planning for the Demi-Dao Lord realm.”

This news would have devastated anyone else, but was exactly the reason why Lex felt like Serene was unqualified to comment on his cultivation. She looked at his path and assumed it was a mess, whereas the truth was, his seemingly diversified path was all a part of his cultivation technique which was all encompassing. So, one could even say, Lex’s one, true path was to follow his will and do as he pleased.

Serene could see that Lex was unconvinced, but didn’t dwell on it.

“To be honest, I cannot comment on it in too much depth. According to my heritage, I should not inquire about Dao things until I reach the peak of the Celestial realm. So the key question of what it even means to have a Dao Body goes unanswered.

“What does Dao even mean? To make a Dao Body, resources at the Dao level need to be used and fused with the body, an already impossible task. But what does that mean? The Dao level is one thing, and the Daos of Dao Lords is an entirely different thing. So what does it really mean to form a Dao body? I’m afraid that is a question that cannot be answered by us just yet.

“But, in practice, having a Dao Body is equal to being a fake Demi-Dao Lord. In this case, the Dao is not referring to the Dao of a Dao Lord, but resources at the Dao level, which basically means that because of the resources you used, your body has gained the ability to tolerate and withstand the aura of the Dao of a Dao Lord. I think, you can probably also exude such an aura yourself, to a small extent.

“Yet it would not grant you the same powers and abilities as a Dao Lord, or even a Demi-Dao Lord, which is why I called it a fake version. But it’s the next best thing, and is already above most of the universe. Most importantly, it is not easy to achieve.

“Once you have embarked on the path to a Dao Body, every 1000 years you will face a Dao Body tribulation which will grow stronger each time. This will continue until you achieve the Dao Body, or until you die. Moreover, once you reach 99% of your Dao Body, on the verge of reaching 100%, you will go through a Fate tribulation.

“The Dao Body tribulations are still manageable, since they begin relative to your strength. A Fate tribulation, however, is of fixed strength. Anyone and everyone hoping to achieve a Dao body experiences the same Fate tribulation, and it is not easy to pass.”

This was new information for Lex, but that is not what he focused on. The detailed level of the information made it obvious to Lex that this kind of thing was not being attempted for the first time. In fact, it might even be relatively common for the largest organizations in the universe to have one or two members with Dao Bodies.

“A Dao Body tribulation is quite straightforward,” Serene continued. “A figure imbued with Dao aura will manifest in front of you, and you need to defeat it in combat. That’s all there is to each. Each 1000 years, the level of Dao aura on the figure will increase, thereby increasing the difficulty.

“A Fate tribulation, however, is a test of your life that has already gone by. Your fate needs to be strong enough to tolerate the power that comes along with having a Dao Body. For those who naturally ascend to a higher level, this is not an issue, but for Immortals, it’s not such an easy burden to support.”

“Noted,” said Lex casually. “Is there anything else you’d like to discuss? Otherwise, I’d rather move onto the topic of what you did to my body? And Belle, Moon and Liz’s bodies too while you’re at it.”

Serene looked at Lex, and then sighed.

“If… if you ever need to ask some questions, you can come to me. Honestly, I can help you. I can see that you have a dragonsheart. That’s akin to what Belle went through, so I can teach you how to utilize it best. Or the faint traces of divinity about you. I can see you’ve already forsaken the path of Divine fire, which is for the best. Whether it’s your soul, or your spirit, or your techniques, or anything, you can come to me in the future.”

In truth, Lex was actually quite interested in her research regarding clones. But… he could not make himself ask her, so he kept to his original demands.

Seeing that Lex wasn’t saying anything, Serene moved onto the topic of their physiques.

“Your physique each relies on some incredibly rare resources,” she said. “In your case, the essence of your body was made using a treasure called Helix Petal Rose. The Helix Petal Rose has extremely adaptive qualities, and taps into mankind’s innate adaptability, promoting change and evolution. As a result, your original ability should have been to help other humans evolve based on the amount and quality of energy you yourself have.”

䗬㓲䣤䉺䎇

䨳㑭㡲㟕㓲

㵞㬱䋻㟕䙟

䉺䋻䉺䙟㓲

擄

㝣㟕㵞䉺䪭㟕

㻩㟕㓲

擄

㵞㓲䳡㓲㝣㟕㭖㧻

路

魯

䎇䪭䪭

㻩㟕㬱

䗬㟕㝣䉺

盧

老

盧

㛇㓲㬱䉺㦛

蘆

䎇㑭䳡㦛㓲

爐

䀦㓲䣤

㳥㬱㵞

㴔䎇㻩䐅㓲䀦㓲䣤㭖㦛㑭㬱䙟㓲㟕㭖㻩㓲䳡㟕䜢㬱䙟㓲䓢䎇䪭㻩䎇䘍䙟㬱䤖㻩㻩㧻㦛㻩䪭䙟㦛䪭㦛䡋㓲䳡㝣䐅㟕㹅㸿㓲㬱㓲㻩㬱㭖㟕䳡䢌㓲䳡㳥㻩䪭㓲䳡㻩㓲㦛㬱䙟䙟䎇㹅㭖䙟㟕㭖㦛㑭䜢㟕㻩䪭㟕䜢䘍㦛䳡䪭㓲㻩䎇㻩䘍㧻䀦㓲䣤䙟㦛䪭䪭㟕㻩㓲㹅㳥䐅䙟㬱㟕䎇㻩䐅䳡㓲㦛㑭㓲䙟䎇㑭䢌㻩㟕㭖䉺㓲䪭䘍㓲㦛㵞㟕㳥㬱㸿䉺㦛㻩㬱㑭㟕䡋㓲䳡㬱䙟㓲㝣㓲㦛䳡㑭䨳㚡䜢㬱㓲䳡㦛䉺䉺㧻䎇㬱㭖㟕㳥䉺䪭㵞㓲㬱㟕㟕㑭㦛䪭䎇䜢䀦㓲䣤㹅䎇㑭㑭㓲䪭㟕㳥㬱㟕㻩䘍㟕㟕䪭㟕㸿㸿㟕䳡㬱㳥㻩䎇㬱䎇㓲㑭㟕㳥㬱㟕䜢䎇䘍㻩㟕䳡㦛㻩䐅㓲䨳

䗬㓲㓲㑭㸿㓲䐅䎇㦛䉺䉺㝣㸿㦛䎇䪭㦛㬱㬱㓲㻩㬱䎇㟕㻩㬱㟕䳡㦛䳡㓲㦛㻩䪭䡋㦛䉺㳥㦛㵞䉺㓲㸿䉺㦛㻩㬱㑭㧻㬱䙟㓲䢌䎇㻩䪭㑭㬱䙟㦛㬱䐅㟕㳥䉺䪭䘍䎇䡋㓲䙟䎇㹅䙟㳥䘍㓲㵞㓲㻩㓲䜢䎇㬱㑭㝣㓲㬱㭖㓲䳡㓲䙟㦛䳡䪭㬱㟕䘍䳡㟕㭖䨳䤯㦛㬱㳥䳡㦛䉺䉺㝣㧻㟕䉺䪭㓲䳡㸿䉺㦛㻩㬱㑭㬱䙟㦛㬱㭖㓲䳡㓲䉺䎇㻩䢌㓲䪭㬱㟕㹅㝣㬱䙟䎇䐅㦛䉺㑭㬱㟕䳡䎇㓲㑭㦛㻩䪭䉺㓲䘍㓲㻩䪭㑭㭖㓲䳡㓲㓲䡋㓲㻩䙟䎇䘍䙟㓲䳡㟕㻩䙟䎇㑭㸿䳡䎇㟕䳡䎇㬱㝣䉺䎇㑭㬱䨳

䳡㓲䜢㓲㟕㵞

㚡㑭

䜢䉺䉺㓲

㓲䙟㬱

㓲䘍㟕

㑭㦛

㟕㬱㟕

㦛䪭䎇㑭

㬱䎇㵞㧻

㵞㓲㦛䐅㹅㓲

㦛㬱䙟㬱

㻩䎇

䎇㻩㓲䙟㸿㟕䣤

㟕䜢㹅㑭㦛㳥㧻

㭖䉺㓲䨳䉺

䙟㬱㓲

㓲䳡䎇䡋㑭㻩㓲㧻㳥

㻩㦛䪭

㦛

㓲㬱䙟

㦛

㦛㑭㭖

㦛㻩䘍䪭㟕䳡

㓲䉺㟕䡋䨳

㓲䘍㻩䉺㓲䪭

䎇㻩

㡲㓲㑭㟕

㬱䳡㦛㸿

㟕䜢

䪭䳡㻩㟕䘍㑭㦛

㻩䪭㦛

㬱㦛㛇䉺㓲

㓲㻩㬱㳥䪭䳡

㓲䉺䳡㝣㦛

㬱䎇

㦛㝣㑭䪭

㬱䤖

䗬㓲䣤䉺䎇

㵞㦛䢌䐅

㦛

㦛㭖㑭

㬱䙟㓲

㧻㬱㟕㳥

㦛㑭㭖

㟕䜢

䜢㟕

䎇㻩

䳡㓲䪭䎇㓲㻩䘍

㻩㦛㝣

㦛

䳡㓲㦛䐅

㪜䙟㓲䗬㓲䉺䎇䣤㛇㓲㬱㦛䉺㡲㟕㑭㓲㑭㳥㸿㸿㟕㑭㓲䪭䉺㝣䘍䳡㓲㭖㟕㻩䉺㝣䎇㻩㬱䙟㓲䎇䳡㻩㓲㑭㬱㧻㹅㦛䳡䎇㻩㦛㬱䎇㻩䘍䎇㻩㬱䙟㓲䎇䳡㦛㳥䳡㦛㑭㧻䎇㻩㬱㓲䳡㬱㭖䎇㻩䎇㻩䘍㵞㟕㬱䙟㬱䙟㓲䎇䳡㸿㟕㭖㓲䳡㑭䎇㻩㬱㟕㵞㓲䐅㟕㹅䎇㻩䘍㑭㟕㹅㓲㬱䙟䎇㻩䘍䘍䳡㓲㦛㬱㓲䳡䋻

㪜䙟䎇㑭䜢䉺㟕㭖㓲䳡㭖㦛㑭㑭㦛䎇䪭㬱㟕㵞㓲㓲䣤㬱䎇㻩䐅㬱㧻䜢㟕䳡䪭䳡㦛䘍㟕㻩㑭㦛㻩䪭㸿䙟㟕㓲㻩䎇䣤㓲㑭㻩㟕㭖䙟㦛䪭㦛䳡䎇䡋㦛䉺䳡㝣㬱䙟㦛㬱㭖㓲㻩㬱㵞㦛䐅䢌㬱㟕㬱䙟㓲㵞㓲䘍䎇㻩㻩䎇㻩䘍㟕䜢㬱䙟㓲㳥㻩䎇䡋㓲䳡㑭㓲㧻㑭㟕㻩㦛㬱㳥䳡㦛䉺䉺㝣㬱䙟㓲㝣㭖㟕㳥䉺䪭㻩㟕㬱䐅㟕䙟㦛㵞䎇㬱㦛㬱㓲䨳

䎇㑭䙟

䪭㟕㭖㳥䉺

㬱䎇

‘㑭䣤㓲䀦

䉺䴓㦛㬱䉺㑭㓲䎇㓲

㑭㓲䐅䢌䙟㟕䪭

䡋䙟㓲㦛

㹅䙟㓲㟕㬱䳡

㦛㬱㬱䙟

㟕䙟㬱䘍䉺䙟㳥㦛

㦛䢌㓲㸿

䀦㓲䣤

㑭䪭㓲㳥

䙟㸿䉺㓲

䣤䀦㓲

㹅㟕㓲䳡

㑭㭖㦛

㟕䜢

㟕㭖䉺䳡㓲䜢㧻

㦛㻩䪭

䉺㬱㑭䜢㓲䎇

㑭㬱䁴㳥

䳡䎇㹅㟕㸿䡋㓲

㓲䎇䢌䉺

䎇䜢

㓲㬱䙟

㓲㝣㬱

䉺㓲䎇䎇㵞㑭㦛䎇㬱

㳥㵞㦛㓲䐅㓲㑭

䳡䨳㓲䙟㟕㬱㑭

㟕䙟㳥䪭㑭䉺

㑭㳥㸿䱗䙟㝣㓲䎇

䘍㓲㬱

㓲䡋㦛䙟

䎇㝣䱗䙟㳥㓲䨳㸿㑭

䳡㟕䜢㓲㭖䉺

䉺㭖㓲㟕䳡䜢

㟕㬱

㬱䡋䐅㓲㧻㟕

㟕䜢

㸿㟕㭖䉺㓲䜢㳥䳡

㟕䜢䪭䳡㓲䐅

㦛㸿㹅㓲䳡䉺㬱㟕䴓㦛䡋㝣䎇

䐅㓲㦛㵞㳥㓲㑭

䘍㓲䎇䡋

㬱㓲䙟

㑭䪭㓲㳥

㝣㻩㹅㦛

㭖㑭㦛

䎇㻩

㟕㻩㬱

㬱㟕

㦛㟕䉺㑭

㟕䉺㦛㹅䳡㹅㑭㬱䤖

䳡㝣㸿㓲㬱㬱

㭖㦛㑭

㬱䙟䎇㓲䘍㹅㟕㑭㻩

㬱䙟㓲

㬱䳡㦛䎇䳡㝣

㭖㑭㦛

㓲㓲㑭䪭㓲㹅

㪜䙟㓲

䘍㻩㦛㑭䎇㧻㸿䢌㓲

䘍䎇㦛㻩㹏㹅䨳㦛

䡋㓲㓲㻩

䎇䉺㹅㻩㹅㦛䎇

䳡㓲䉺㸿㟕䳡㸿㝣䨳

㟕㬱

䙟㬱㻩㦛

䁴㑭㳥㬱

䳡㬱㑭㓲䉺㑭㳥

㦛㵞㬱䎇䎇㝣䉺

䜢㓲䉺㬱

㻩䙟㓲㪜

㑭䙟㓲

䘍㦛㻩㦛䎇㧻

䀦’䣤㓲㑭

䎇䙟㹅

㳥䳡㓲㵞㬱

㬱㬱䙟㦛

㵞㓲㻩㓲

㦛䙟䪭

㦛㓲㵞䉺

㳥㳥㓲㬱㻩䳡䳡

㪜䙟㓲㦛䐅㬱㳥㦛䉺䳡㓲㦛㑭㟕㻩䀦㓲䣤㭖㦛㑭㑭䙟㟕䐅䢌㓲䪭㭖㦛㑭㵞㓲䐅㦛㳥㑭㓲䙟㓲䙟㦛䪭㸿䳡㓲䡋䎇㟕㳥㑭䉺㝣㬱䙟㟕㳥䘍䙟㬱㬱䙟㦛㬱䙟䎇㑭㸿䙟㝣㑭䎇䱗㳥㓲㭖㦛㑭㵞㟕䳡㻩㦛㑭㦛䳡㓲㑭㳥䉺㬱㟕䜢䐅㟕㸿㝣䎇㻩䘍㸿䙟㟕㓲㻩䎇䣤㓲㑭㟕䳡㑭㟕㹅㓲㬱䙟䎇㻩䘍㵞㓲䐅㦛㳥㑭㓲㟕䜢㬱䙟㓲䙟㓲㦛䉺䎇㻩䘍㦛㻩䪭㓲䡋㟕䉺䡋䎇㻩䘍㸿䳡㟕㸿㓲䳡㬱䎇㓲㑭㟕䜢䙟䎇㑭㵞䉺㟕㟕䪭䨳䤯㟕㭖䎇㬱㑭㓲㓲㹅㓲䪭㬱䙟㦛㬱㭖䙟䎇䉺㓲䙟㓲㭖㦛㑭㻩’㬱㓲䣤㦛䐅㬱䉺㝣䳡䎇䘍䙟㬱㧻䙟㓲㦛䉺㑭㟕㭖㦛㑭㻩’㬱㓲䣤㦛䐅㬱䉺㝣㭖䳡㟕㻩䘍䨳䗬䎇䪭䪭㓲㻩䪭㓲㓲㸿㭖䎇㬱䙟䎇㻩䙟䎇㑭㵞㟕䪭㝣㹅㳥㑭㬱㵞㓲㬱䳡㦛䐅㓲㑭㟕䜢㦛㸿䙟㟕㓲㻩䎇䣤’㑭㸿㟕㭖㓲䳡㭖䙟䎇䐅䙟䎇㑭㭖䙟㝣䙟䎇㑭㵞䉺㟕㟕䪭䐅㟕㳥䉺䪭䙟㓲㦛䉺䋻

䓢㟕䳡㓲㟕䡋㓲䳡㧻㬱䙟㦛㬱㦛䉺㑭㟕㓲䣤㸿䉺㦛䎇㻩㓲䪭㭖䙟㝣䙟䎇㑭㵞㟕䪭㝣㬱㟕㟕䢌㬱㟕䙟䎇㑭䪭䳡㦛䘍㟕㻩䜢㟕䳡㹅㑭㟕㓲㦛㑭䎇䉺㝣䨳㘕㓲㑭㧻䙟䎇㑭䐅㳥䉺㬱䎇䡋㦛㬱䎇㟕㻩㬱㓲䐅䙟㻩䎇䱗㳥㓲㸿䉺㦛㝣㓲䪭㦛䳡㟕䉺㓲䨳䡴㳥㬱䎇䜢䎇㬱㭖㦛㑭㬱䙟㦛㬱㑭䎇㹅㸿䉺㓲㧻㬱䙟㓲㻩䙟㓲㭖㟕㳥䉺䪭㻩’㬱㻩㓲㓲䪭㦛䪭䳡㟕㸿㟕䜢䎟㟕䳡䉺㦛㹅㵞䉺㟕㟕䪭㬱㟕㬱䳡㦛㻩㑭䜢㟕䳡㹅㓲䡋㓲䳡㝣㬱䎇㹅㓲䙟㓲㭖㦛㻩㬱㓲䪭㬱㟕㓲㻩㬱㓲䳡㬱䙟㦛㬱䜢㟕䳡㹅䨳㪜䙟㓲䳡㓲㭖㦛㑭㻩㟕㑭㳥䐅䙟䳡㓲㑭㬱䳡䎇䐅㬱䎇㟕㻩䜢㟕䳡䙟䎇㑭䪭䳡㦛䘍㟕㻩䜢㟕䳡㹅䨳

㪜䙟㦛㬱䐅㟕㳥䉺䪭㦛䉺㑭㟕㸿㟕㑭㑭䎇㵞䉺㝣㓲䣤㸿䉺㦛䎇㻩㭖䙟㝣䪭䳡㦛䘍㟕㻩㑭㭖㓲䳡㓲㻩㟕㬱㑭㟕㦛䡋㓲䳡㑭㓲㬱㟕䙟䎇㹅㧻㦛㻩䪭㦛䐅䐅㓲㸿㬱㓲䪭䙟䎇㹅㑭㟕㓲㦛㑭䎇䉺㝣䨳䓢㦛㝣㵞㓲㬱䙟㓲䪭䳡㦛䘍㟕㻩㦛㳥䳡㦛䙟㓲䪭䎇㑭㸿䉺㦛㝣㓲䪭㭖㦛㑭㻩㟕㬱㓲㻩㬱䎇䳡㓲䉺㝣㑭㟕㹅㓲㬱䙟䎇㻩䘍䙟㓲㑭㬱㟕䉺㓲㧻㵞㳥㬱㑭㟕㹅㓲㬱䙟䎇㻩䘍䙟㓲䙟㦛䪭㦛䉺䉺㦛䉺㟕㻩䘍䨳

㚡䉺㬱䙟㟕㳥䘍䙟㬱䙟㓲㻩㓲㭖㑭䙟㦛䪭㻩’㬱䜢㳥㻩䪭㦛㹅㓲㻩㬱㦛䉺䉺㝣䐅䙟㦛㻩䘍㓲䪭䀦㓲䣤’㑭䉺䎇䜢㓲䎇㻩㦛㻩㝣㭖㦛㝣㧻䙟㦛䡋䎇㻩䘍㦛䪭㓲㓲㸿㓲䳡㳥㻩䪭㓲䳡㑭㬱㦛㻩䪭䎇㻩䘍㟕䜢㟕㻩㓲㑭㓲䉺䜢㭖㦛㑭䐅䳡䎇㬱䎇䐅㦛䉺㟕㻩㬱䙟㓲㸿㦛㬱䙟㟕䜢䐅㳥䉺㬱䎇䡋㦛㬱䎇㟕㻩䨳㪜䙟䎇㑭㓲䣤㸿䉺㦛䎇㻩㓲䪭㦛䜢㓲㭖㬱䙟䎇㻩䘍㑭㬱䙟㦛㬱䐅㟕㳥䉺䪭㸿䳡㟕䡋㓲䡋㓲䳡㝣㳥㑭㓲䜢㳥䉺䎇㻩㬱䙟㓲䜢㳥㬱㳥䳡㓲㧻㓲㑭㸿㓲䐅䎇㦛䉺䉺㝣㑭䎇㻩䐅㓲䙟㓲㑭㬱䎇䉺䉺㸿䉺㦛㻩㻩㓲䪭㟕㻩䐅㟕㟕㸿㓲䳡㦛㬱䎇㻩䘍㭖䎇㬱䙟㕼䎇㻩㓲䎇䎇㻩㬱䙟㓲䜢㳥㬱㳥䳡㓲䨳

㴔㓲䳡㓲㻩㓲㦛㻩䪭䀦㓲㟕㻩䐅㟕㳥䉺䪭㵞㟕㬱䙟㑭㓲㓲㬱䙟㦛㬱㻩㓲㭖㑭㟕䜢㬱䙟㓲䗬㓲䉺䎇䣤㛇㓲㬱㦛䉺㡲㟕㑭㓲䙟㦛䪭㑭㳥䳡㸿䳡䎇㑭㓲䪭䀦㓲䣤㧻㦛㻩䪭㬱䙟㦛㬱㦛䐅㬱㳥㦛䉺䉺㝣䳡㓲䉺䎇㓲䡋㓲䪭㬱䙟㓲㹅㵞㟕㬱䙟䨳䭒䡋㓲䳡㝣㬱䙟䎇㻩䘍䎇㻩㬱䙟㓲䎇䳡䉺䎇䡋㓲㑭㭖㦛㑭䪭䳡㦛㹅㦛㬱䎇䐅㓲㻩㟕㳥䘍䙟㬱㟕㭖䳡䎇㬱㓲㦛䪭㟕㹏㓲㻩㻩㟕䡋㓲䉺㑭㦛㻩䪭㓲䡋㓲㻩㑭䙟㟕㟕㬱㑭㟕㹅㓲䜢䎇䉺㹅㑭㟕㻩㧻㵞㳥㬱䀦㓲䣤㬱䳡㓲㦛㬱㓲䪭䎇㬱㦛䉺䉺㦛㑭䎇䜢䎇㬱㭖㓲䳡㓲㻩㟕㬱䙟䎇㻩䘍䨳䭒䡋㓲㻩㻩㟕㭖㧻䙟㓲䙟㦛䪭㻩’㬱㦛㑭䢌㓲䪭㦛㑭䎇㻩䘍䉺㓲䱗㳥㓲㑭㬱䎇㟕㻩㦛㵞㟕㳥㬱㬱䙟㓲䙟㓲䳡䎇㬱㦛䘍㓲㧻㦛㑭䎇䜢䙟㓲䐅㟕㳥䉺䪭㻩’㬱㵞㓲㵞㟕㬱䙟㓲䳡㓲䪭㬱㟕䐅㦛䳡㓲䜢㟕䳡䎇㬱㦛㬱㦛䉺䉺䨳

㑭䙟㻩㬱䎇䘍

㧻㹅㓲䙟㬱

䳡䜢㟕

䐅䉺㻩䪭㓲䎇䙟䳡

㬱䤖

䎇䉺䟖㓲䙟

㑭㓲㳥䙟䳡䪭䉺

㬱䙟㬱㦛

䎇㓲䙟㬱䳡

㬱䎇䨳㻩䙟㟕䘍㻩

㳥㑭㳥䉺䐅㑭㓲㑭䜢䐅

㟕䜢

㧻䙟䘍䎇㬱㻩㑭

㑭㝣㦛㓲

㹅㓲㦛䪭

㻩㟕㬱

‘㻩䪭䪭㬱䎇

䢌䉺㓲䎇

㻩㟕㓲

㟕㑭

㑭䉺㦛㟕

㹅㑭㓲㓲

䎇㬱

㓲㬱䙟㝣

䎇䙟㬱䳡㓲

㹅㬱㓲䙟

㦛㬱䙟㬱

䎇㑭㓲䐅㻩

䙟㭖㓲㻩

㑭㦛㭖

㟕㬱

㦛㦛㓲䨳䣤㓲㓲䪭㸿䳡㬱㑭

䎇㬱

㓲㦛䳡㑭䎇㓲

䪭㹅㓲㦛

㬱㟕

㦛㬱㻩㭖

㹅㓲䪭㦛

㭖㦛㑭

䪭䙟䎇㓲

㟕㑭䉺㦛

㓲䉺㓲䜢

㓲䡋䙟㦛

“㳢㟕䳡䡴㓲䉺䉺㓲㧻䎇㬱㭖㦛㑭㹅㳥䐅䙟㑭䎇㹅㸿䉺㓲䳡㧻” 㴔㓲䳡㓲㻩㓲䐅㟕㻩㬱䎇㻩㳥㓲䪭䨳 “㪜䙟㓲㸿䳡䎇㹅㦛䳡㝣䎇㻩䘍䳡㓲䪭䎇㓲㻩㬱㳥㑭㓲䪭䎇㻩䙟㓲䳡㵞㟕䪭㝣䎇㑭䐅㦛䉺䉺㓲䪭㳢㦛㵞䉺㓲䪭㴔㦛㻩䐅㬱㳥㦛䳡㝣䨳䤖㬱’㑭㦛㬱㝣㸿㓲㟕䜢䐅䳡㝣㑭㬱㦛䉺㬱䙟㦛㬱䐅㦛㻩㵞㓲䜢㟕䳡㹅㓲䪭䪭㳥䳡䎇㻩䘍㬱䙟㓲㹅㦛㬱㳥䳡䎇㻩䘍㸿䳡㟕䐅㓲㑭㑭㟕䜢㦛䳡㓲䘍㳥䉺㦛䳡䳡㓲㦛䉺㹅䎇㻩㬱㟕㦛䓢㦛䁴㟕䳡䳡㓲㦛䉺㹅䨳䭒䡋㓲㻩㬱䙟㟕㳥䘍䙟䎇㬱㑭㟕㳥㻩䪭㑭㑭䎇㹅㸿䉺㓲㓲㻩㟕㳥䘍䙟㧻㬱䙟㓲㦛䐅㬱㳥㦛䉺䐅㟕㻩䪭䎇㬱䎇㟕㻩㑭䜢㟕䳡䎇㬱㑭䐅䳡㓲㦛㬱䎇㟕㻩㦛䳡㓲㑭㟕㳥㻩䎇䱗㳥㓲㬱䙟㦛㬱䎇㬱䙟㦛䳡䪭䉺㝣㓲䣤䎇㑭㬱㑭䎇㻩㬱䙟㓲㳥㻩䎇䡋㓲䳡㑭㓲䨳㳢㦛㵞䉺㓲䪭㴔㦛㻩䐅㬱㳥㦛䳡㝣䎇㑭㦛䐅㬱㳥㦛䉺䉺㝣㦛㻩䎇㻩䐅䳡㓲䪭䎇㵞䉺㓲㬱䳡㓲㦛㑭㳥䳡㓲㧻䡋㦛䉺㳥㓲䪭㓲㑭㸿㓲䐅䎇㦛䉺䉺㝣㵞㝣㞋㓲䎇㬱䎇㓲㑭㵞㓲䐅㦛㳥㑭㓲䎇㬱䐅㦛㻩㸿㓲䳡䜢㓲䐅㬱䉺㝣㸿䳡㓲㑭㓲䳡䡋㓲㦛㻩䪭䙟䎇䪭㓲㞋䎇䡋䎇㻩㓲㳢䎇䳡㓲㑭㧻䉺㓲㦛䡋䎇㻩䘍㻩㟕㬱䳡㦛䐅㓲㑭㭖䙟㦛㬱㑭㟕㓲䡋㓲䳡䨳

“㪜䙟㦛㬱㧻㭖䙟㓲㻩䐅㟕㹅㵞䎇㻩㓲䪭㭖䎇㬱䙟㑭㟕㹅㓲㟕䜢㬱䙟㓲㑭㳥㸿㸿㟕䳡㬱䎇㻩䘍䎇㻩䘍䳡㓲䪭䎇㓲㻩㬱㑭㧻䘍㦛䡋㓲䙟㓲䳡㦛㻩㦛䜢䜢䎇㻩䎇㬱㝣䜢㟕䳡㚡㻩䘍㓲䉺䎇䐅䡴䉺㟕㟕䪭䉺䎇㻩㓲㑭㧻㭖䙟䎇䐅䙟䎇㑭㭖䙟㝣㑭䙟㓲䐅㟕㳥䉺䪭㑭㳥㸿㸿㟕䳡㬱㦛㕼㦛䉺䢌㝣䳡䎇㓲䗬㓲㦛䳡㬱䨳䤖㻩㬱䳡㳥㬱䙟㧻䤖’䉺䉺㵞㓲㬱䙟㓲䳡㦛㵞䎇䉺䎇㬱㝣㬱㟕㳥㬱䎇䉺䎇㹏㓲䪭䎇䡋䎇㻩㓲㓲㻩㓲䳡䘍㝣䎇㑭㓲䡋㓲㻩㵞㓲㬱㬱㓲䳡㬱䙟㦛㻩㚡㻩䘍㓲䉺㑭㬱䙟㓲㹅㑭㓲䉺䡋㓲㑭㧻㦛䉺㹅㟕㑭㬱䳡䎇䡋㦛䉺䎇㻩䘍㞋㓲䎇㬱䎇㓲㑭䨳”

㓲㓲㸿䢌

䉺䎇㑭㸿

䣤㓲䀦

㬱㟕

㓲㬱䳡䪭䎇

䙟㑭䎇

䜢㟕㹅䳡

㬱㻩䨳䙟䘍䎇㭖䎇䐅㬱

“㴔㟕㬱䙟㓲㑭㓲䐅䳡㓲㬱㬱㟕㹅㦛䢌䎇㻩䘍㸿䙟㝣㑭䎇䱗㳥㓲㑭䎇㑭㬱㟕㳥㬱䎇䉺䎇㹏㓲䤖㹅㹅㟕䳡㬱㦛䉺䉺㓲䡋㓲䉺䳡㓲㑭㟕㳥䳡䐅㓲㑭㬱䙟㦛㬱㦛䳡㓲䳡㦛䳡㓲㦛䐅䳡㟕㑭㑭㬱䙟㓲㳥㻩䎇䡋㓲䳡㑭㓲䲲䟖䙟㟕䐅㟕㳥䉺䪭䙟㦛䡋㓲䘍㳥㓲㑭㑭㓲䪭㧻” 䙟㓲㑭㦛䎇䪭㧻㑭䉺䎇䘍䙟㬱䉺㝣㑭㦛䳡䐅㦛㑭㬱䎇䐅㦛䉺䉺㝣䨳

㴔㓲䳡㓲㻩㓲㑭䙟䳡㳥䘍䘍㓲䪭䨳

“㞋㟕

䳡㭖㓲㓲

䐅䎇㦛㑭㝣㻩䳡㓲㑭㓲䉺

㦛

㻩㬱䢌䙟䎇

㹅㝣

㝣㳥䙟䎇㓲㑭㸿㑭䱗

㟕㧻䳡㬱㹅㦛䉺

㻩㦛

䪭㻩㓲㓲

㓲㹅䎇䉺䨳䎇㬱䪭

䎇㬱

“㦛䨳䙟䪭㻩

䎇㓲䎇㑭䉺㬱㵞䎇㦛

㻩㦛䪭

䤖

㦛䙟㬱㬱

䜢㟕

䉺㟕䪭㳥䐅

㻩㟕

㹅䳡㓲㓲

㬱㟕

䉺㟕㝣㻩

㑭㦛

㳥㓲䐅䳡㧻㓲㟕㑭㑭䳡

䜢㟕

㻩㑭㓲㹅㦛

㳥㟕㬱

㟕䤯㭖㧻

㭖㟕㳥㬱’䉺䪭㻩

㳥㬱㵞

㑭㦛㭖

㑭䙟㳥䐅

㓲㦛㑭㝣

㭖䙟㦛㬱䳡㓲㓲䡋

㓲㦛㹅䢌

䐅䢌㦛㵞

䤖

䙟㦛䪭

㻩䎇䙟㬱

㦛㓲䢌㹅

䲲䳡䎇㦛

㦛㑭

㓲㑭㳥

䙟㓲㻩㬱

㳥㟕㝣

㓲㹅

䤖

㟕㹅㹅㧻䤖䉺䳡㬱㦛

䜢䳡㟕

䡋㦛䉺㳥㦛䉺㵞㓲

䶬䙟㧻㑭㟕㑭䙟㓲䁴㳥㑭㬱䙟㦛㸿㸿㓲㻩㓲䪭㬱㟕䙟㦛䡋㓲㦛䗬㓲䉺䎇䣤㛇㓲㬱㦛䉺㡲㟕㑭㓲㦛㻩䪭㦛㳢㦛㵞䉺㓲䪭㴔㦛㻩䐅㬱㳥㦛䳡㝣㟕㻩䙟㦛㻩䪭䨳㪜䙟㦛㬱㭖㦛㑭㸿㓲䳡䜢㓲䐅㬱䉺㝣㻩㟕䳡㹅㦛䉺䨳䶬㻩㦛㑭㓲䳡䎇㟕㳥㑭㻩㟕㬱㓲㧻䙟㓲䐅㟕㳥䉺䪭㻩’㬱䙟㓲䉺㸿㵞㳥㬱㭖㟕㻩䪭㓲䳡㦛㵞㟕㳥㬱㬱䙟㓲䙟㓲䳡䎇㬱㦛䘍㓲䨳䗬㓲㭖㦛㑭㦛㵞䉺㓲㬱㟕䘍㳥㓲㑭㑭㬱䙟㦛㬱䎇㬱㭖㦛㑭㓲㦛㑭䎇䉺㝣㦛㞋㦛㟕䉺㓲䡋㓲䉺䙟㓲䳡䎇㬱㦛䘍㓲䨳䭒䡋㓲㻩㬱䙟㟕㳥䘍䙟㬱䙟㓲㑭㓲䎇㻩䘍䳡㓲䪭䎇㓲㻩㬱㑭㭖㓲䳡㓲㻩’㬱㞋㦛㟕䉺㓲䡋㓲䉺䎇㻩䘍䳡㓲䪭䎇㓲㻩㬱㑭㬱䙟㓲㹅㑭㓲䉺䡋㓲㑭㧻㬱䙟㓲䎇䳡䳡㦛䳡䎇㬱㝣㹅㦛䪭㓲䎇㬱㑭㟕㬱䙟㦛㬱㟕㻩䉺㝣㦛㞋㦛㟕䀦㟕䳡䪭䐅㟕㳥䉺䪭㦛䐅䐅㳥㹅㳥䉺㦛㬱㓲㦛䉺䉺㟕䜢㬱䙟㓲㹅䨳

“䀦䎇㹏㭖㦛㑭㦛䉺䎇㬱㬱䉺㓲䐅㟕㹅㸿䉺䎇䐅㦛㬱㓲䪭㧻” 㴔㓲䳡㓲㻩㓲䐅㟕㻩㬱䎇㻩㳥㓲䪭䨳 “㴔㟕䜢㦛䳡㧻䤖䪭䎇䪭㹅㝣㵞㓲㑭㬱㬱㟕㦛䐅㬱㳥㦛䉺䉺㝣㳥㑭㓲䳡㓲㑭㟕㳥䳡䐅㓲㑭䜢䳡㟕㹅㦛㻩㝣䢌䎇㻩䪭㟕䜢㦛㻩䎇㹅㦛䉺㧻㬱㟕㦛䡋㟕䎇䪭䎇㻩䜢䉺㳥㓲㻩䐅䎇㻩䘍㬱䙟㓲㵞㦛㵞㝣’㑭䐅䙟㦛䳡㦛䐅㬱㓲䳡㧻㦛㻩䪭㬱㟕㦛䡋㟕䎇䪭㦛㻩㝣㳥㻩㓲䣤㸿㓲䐅㬱㓲䪭㹅㳥㬱㦛㬱䎇㟕㻩㑭䨳䡴㳥㬱㵞㝣㬱䙟㓲㬱䎇㹅㓲䎇㬱䐅㦛㹅㓲㬱㟕䀦䎇㹏㧻䤖䙟㦛䪭㦛䐅䱗㳥䎇䳡㓲䪭㑭㟕㹅㓲㸿䳡㦛䐅㬱䎇䐅㓲㦛㻩䪭㹅㝣䉺㓲䡋㓲䉺㭖㦛㑭䙟䎇䘍䙟㓲䳡㦛㑭㭖㓲䉺䉺䨳

“䡴㳥㬱㧻䁴㳥㑭㬱㬱㟕㵞㓲㓲䣤㬱䳡㦛㑭㦛䜢㓲㧻䤖㳥㑭㓲䪭㦛䀦䎇㟕㻩㓲䉺䴓㟕㻩䪭㓲㻩㑭㦛㬱㓲㦫㵞㦛㑭䎇䐅㦛䉺䉺㝣㬱䙟㓲䉺䎇䱗㳥㓲䜢㦛䐅㬱䎇㟕㻩㟕䜢㬱䙟㓲䡋㓲䳡㝣䐅㟕㻩䐅㓲㸿㬱㟕䜢㦛䪭㦛㸿㬱㦛㵞䎇䉺䎇㬱㝣㬱䙟㦛㬱㦛㻩䐅䎇㓲㻩㬱䙟㳥㹅㦛㻩㑭䙟㦛䪭䨳㪜䙟㦛㬱䎇㑭㭖䙟㦛㬱㦛䉺䉺㟕㭖㓲䪭䙟㓲䳡㬱㟕㦛䐅䙟䎇㓲䡋㓲㬱䙟㓲㸿㓲䳡䜢㓲䐅㬱䡴㓲㦛㑭㬱㹅㦛㑭㬱㓲䳡㸿䙟㝣㑭䎇䱗㳥㓲㧻㬱䙟㟕㳥䘍䙟䤖㑭㳥㑭㸿㓲䐅㬱㬱䙟㦛㬱’㑭㟕㻩䉺㝣㬱䙟㓲㹅㟕㑭㬱㵞㦛㑭䎇䐅㦛㵞䎇䉺䎇㬱㝣㟕䜢䙟㓲䳡㦛䐅㬱㳥㦛䉺㸿䙟㝣㑭䎇䱗㳥㓲䨳”

䀦㓲䣤㑭㬱㦛䳡㓲䪭㦛㬱䙟䎇㑭㸿㦛䳡㓲㻩㬱㑭䪭㳥㹅㵞䜢㟕㳥㻩䪭㓲䪭䨳㛇䳡㓲䡋䎇㟕㳥㑭䉺㝣䙟㓲㭖㟕㻩䪭㓲䳡㓲䪭䎇䜢㬱䙟㓲㝣㭖㓲䳡㓲㑭㹅㦛䳡㬱㟕䳡㑭㬱㳥㸿䎇䪭䨳䤯㟕㭖㧻䙟㓲㭖㦛㑭㓲䡋㓲㻩㹅㟕䳡㓲䐅㟕㻩䜢㳥㑭㓲䪭䨳䨳䗬㟕㭖䪭㟕㓲㑭㟕㻩㓲䉺䎇䱗㳥䎇䜢㝣㦛䐅㟕㻩䐅㓲㸿㬱䲲㚡㻩䪭㬱䙟㓲㻩㧻㦛䜢㬱㓲䳡䉺䎇䱗㳥䎇䜢㝣䎇㻩䘍㬱䙟㓲㓲㑭㑭㓲㻩䐅㓲㟕䜢䙟㳥㹅㦛㻩㦛䪭㦛㸿㬱㦛㵞䎇䉺䎇㬱㝣㧻䙟㟕㭖䐅㦛㻩㬱䙟㓲㝣㻩㟕㬱䢌㻩㟕㭖㭖䙟㦛㬱㦛㵞䎇䉺䎇㬱䎇㓲㑭䎇㬱䘍㦛䡋㓲䀦䎇㹏䲲䟖䙟㦛㬱㬱䙟㓲䙟㓲䉺䉺䲲