Novel Full Chapter 1540: 512: Public Announcement
Capítulo 1540: Chapter 512: Public Announcement
Hilis sang an enchanting song, descending step by step from the sky like an angel in the night.
At that moment, all the virtual advertisements in Saint Joex switched to images of Hilis.
Countless people stood on the streets, gazing at the projected images and singing along excitedly.
“This is destiny!”
Rumble~
Countless points of light soared into the sky, exploding into brilliantly beautiful fireworks, followed by meteor showers illuminating the entire Saint Joex.
“Hilis!”
The crowd of fervent fans shouted excitedly.
At this moment, under everyone’s gaze, Hilis walked to the Moke Duo Clan Leader, finished the last line, then gracefully bowed and sweetly spoke.
“Grandfather, happy birthday!”
“Good! My dear granddaughter!”
Mokduo looked at Hilis, revealing a fond expression.
Everyone present was utterly stunned by this scene,
“Did I hear that right? Hilis is actually the granddaughter of Lord Mokduo!”
“Oh my god, this is unbelievable.”
….
The attendees exclaimed in shock.
Su Ming was also quite surprised to hear this; he didn’t expect Hilis to be Mokduo’s granddaughter.
But after thinking it over carefully, it seemed reasonable.
If Hilis were not from the Morris Family, it would probably be difficult for her to protect herself, given how many people had set their sights on her.
He then quietly asked Olissa.
“Olissa, did you know Miss Hilis’s identity?”
“Of course, I’m her best friend, but even among the other seven great families, not many people know this.”
Olissa smiled and said to Su Ming.
“So who are her father and mother?”
Su Ming curiously looked around at the Morris Family members, not seeing anyone step forward.
“Hilis’s father is Lord Mokduo’s youngest son, but I don’t know about her mother. They died in an accident when Hilis was very young. It’s precisely because of this that Mokduo has always kept Hilis’s identity a secret, which is a form of protection.”
Olissa explained to Su Ming.
Su Ming felt a bit emotional upon hearing this, knowing that although Mokduo was the leader of Saint Joex’s top family, numerous people wished for his demise.
Unable to reach Mokduo, these people naturally targeted his offspring.
Therefore, Hilis’s parents’ deaths appeared as an accident on the surface, but how can there be so many accidents in this world?
At that moment, Mokduo addressed the crowd.
“Everyone, please be quiet.”
The scene gradually calmed down, and Mokduo formally announced to everyone.
“Ladies and gentlemen, I officially announce here that Miss Hilis is my most beloved granddaughter. Starting today, she will end her charitable tour and officially return to the Mokduo family. I am very grateful for your affection and support towards her.”
Clap! Clap!
The crowd burst into applause.
The people watching the live broadcast were also quite emotional upon seeing this, shocked that the charitable tour had come to an end.
But it was understandable, seeing how chaotic the outside world had become, making security assurances impossible.
Upon hearing Mokduo’s words, Hilis’s eyes dimmed slightly. But knowing that her grandfather meant well, she quickly adjusted her mood.
At this moment, Saint Joex canceled the night mode; instantly, the entire city lit up once again, transforming back into daylight.
Snap!
The ground of the spacious square split open, raising long tables.
These tables were draped in exquisite white cloth, adorned with the world’s finest foods, fruits, desserts, and wines.
Mokduo raised his hand, signaling everyone to be quiet.
The scene fell silent, all eyes focusing on Mokduo.
Mokduo took a cup of wine from the table that emerged beside him, smiled, and began to speak.
“Thank you all for taking the time out of your busy schedules to attend this old man’s birthday banquet. I am truly grateful and have prepared a modest feast, please enjoy it to the fullest.”
“Lord Mokduo, you’re too kind!”
The crowd responded enthusiastically.
Mokduo smiled, raised his glass, and drank it all at once, officially commencing the banquet.
At this moment, Old Clan Chief Tai Falu, Jyenis Clan Leader, and others approached Mokduo, smiling as they spoke.
“Mokduo, you’ve kept this granddaughter of yours well-hidden!”
“Indeed, if I had such a wonderful granddaughter, I would have been eager to announce it long ago.”
…
“I also wanted to announce it, but young people have their ideals and pursuits, not wanting to rely on family. As elders, we must support them.”
Mokduo replied with a smile.
“Indeed!”
Old Clan Chief Tai Falu and others glanced at Tek and the others.
Tek and others quickly responded, heading towards Hilis.
They already admired Miss Hilis greatly, and now knowing she’s Mokduo’s pride and joy, made it even better!
“Miss Hilis, I’m Tai Falu from the Shenji Family. I’ve admired you for a long time.”
“Miss Hilis, I’m Sebas from the Heint Family!”
…
Tex and others introduced themselves politely.
“Hello!”
Hilis replied politely.
At this time, Tai Falu and the other elders suggested to Mokduo with a smile.
“Mokduo, how about we go over there to chat and leave some space for the young ones?”
“Okay, Hilis, you all chat.”
Mokduo also saw through Tai Falu and the others’ intentions, but this was perfectly normal behavior, so he agreed with a smile.
“Okay, Grandfather!”
Hilis nodded in response.
Mokduo and others walked off to the side with laughter and conversation, while the guests present also came forward with wine glasses to mingle.
䴂㞵㷢
盧
㽂䶍䑇
㜺䨒䝜䙜㱯䶍
櫓
䭑䰤㜺㽂䨒㱯
爐
擄
盧
蘆
䐓㽂䴂㜺㽂䕧䙘
老
䴂
擄
䭑㱯㽂
䝜䨒䵦㱯㶋㜺䰤㞵䰤㞵㽂䴂
魯
㽄䙜
䠑㶋䕧㞸㶋䨒
䆗䭑㶋㱯
蘆
“㐙㶋䨒䨒 㞸㶋䕧㶋䨒㷖 䬹㽂䨒㶋㷢㽂䨒 㹕䙜䨒㶋䝜㷖 㷢䰤 䙘䰤䙜 䭑䴂䵦㽂 䴂㞵䙘 䰤㱯䭑㽂㜺 䭑䰤䬹䬹㶋㽂䨒䀈”
“㶎 䕧㶋䶍㽂 㹕㽂䝜䭑䴂䠑”
㽂㽂㷢䕧㶋㜺㽄
䕧㞸㶋㶋䨒
䕧㽂䴂䕧䉋䐓䙜䠑䝜㜺䙘
㿞䭑㽂㞵 䑇㽂䶍 䴂㞵㷢 㱯䭑㽂 䰤㱯䭑㽂㜺䨒 䭑㽂䴂㜺㷢 㱯䭑䴂㱯 㞸㶋䕧㶋䨒 䕧㶋䶍㽂㷢 㹕㽂䝜䭑䴂㷖 㱯䭑㽂㶋㜺 㽂䙘㽂䨒 䕧㶋㱯 䙜㽄䠑 㶎㱯’䨒 㜺䴂㜺㽂 䉋䰤㜺 䙘䰤䙜㞵䐓 䕧䴂㷢㶋㽂䨒 䉋㜺䰤㹕 㞵䰤䬹䕧㽂 䉋䴂㹕㶋䕧㶋㽂䨒 㱯䰤 䬹㽂 㶋㞵㱯䰤 㹕㽂䝜䭑䴂㹁 㱯䭑㽂䙘 䙜䨒䙜䴂䕧䕧䙘 㽄㜺㽂䉋㽂㜺 䨒䭑䰤㽄㽄㶋㞵䐓䠑
“㐙㶋䨒䨒 㞸㶋䕧㶋䨒㷖 㶎 䭑䴂䵦㽂 䴂 㹣 㘿㽂㞵㽂㜺䴂㱯㶋䰤㞵 㐙㽂䝜䭑䴂䠑 㬄䕧㱯䭑䰤䙜䐓䭑 㶋㱯’䨒 䴂 䬹䴂䨒㶋䝜 㹕䰤㷢㽂䕧㷖 㶋㱯䨒 㽄㽂㜺䉋䰤㜺㹕䴂㞵䝜㽂 㶋䨒 䐓㜺㽂䴂㱯䠑 㶎䉋 䙘䰤䙜’㜺㽂 㶋㞵㱯㽂㜺㽂䨒㱯㽂㷢㷖 㶎 䝜䴂㞵 䐓㶋䵦㽂 䙘䰤䙜 䴂 㜺㶋㷢㽂䠑”
㞵䉋䰤䙘㽂䝜䕧㞵㱯䠑㶋㷢
㽂䑇䶍
㷢䨒䴂㶋
㬄㹕䰤㞵䐓 㱯䭑㽂㹕㷖 䭑㶋䨒 㹕㽂䝜䭑䴂 䆗䴂䨒 㱯䭑㽂 䬹㽂䨒㱯䠑 㞸㽂 䭑䴂㷢 㽄䕧㽂䴂㷢㽂㷢 䉋䰤㜺 䴂䐓㽂䨒 㱯䰤 䐓㽂㱯 㶋㱯䠑
“㐙㶋䨒䨒 㞸㶋䕧㶋䨒㷖 㹕䙘 㹕㽂䝜䭑䴂 㹕㶋䐓䭑㱯 䠸䙜䨒㱯 䬹㽂 䴂 䝜䙜䨒㱯䰤㹕 㝽䴂䶍㽂 㹣 㘿㽂㞵㽂㜺䴂㱯㶋䰤㞵 㐙㽂䝜䭑䴂㷖 䬹䙜㱯 㶋㱯䨒 㽄㽂㜺䉋䰤㜺㹕䴂㞵䝜㽂 㶋䨒 䰤䙜㱯䨒㱯䴂㞵㷢㶋㞵䐓䤲”
㹕㽂䭑䴂䝜
䴂䆗䨒
㱯㶎
㶋䨒
“䕧㬄㱯䠑㶋
㹕䨒㽂䨒䵦㶋㶋㽄䠑㜺㽂
㜺䴂䨒㽂㐙㱯
“㐙䙘
䙘䬹
䴂䰤䕧䨒
䝜䴂㹕䨒䫓㱯䰤㷢㽂䙜㹕
䠑䠑䠑
䶲䵦㽂㞵 䵔㽂䬹䴂䨒 䴂㞵㷢 䰤㱯䭑㽂㜺䨒 䆗䰤䙜䕧㷢㞵’㱯 䬹㽂 䰤䙜㱯㷢䰤㞵㽂䠑
䴂䕧㷖䕧
䵦䴂㽂䭑
䙜䰤䙘
䰤㞵䠑䆗
㷖㜺䉋㶋㱯䨒
㞵䰤㱯
㱯䰤
䨒䰤㞵䐓䭑㹕㽂㱯㶋
“䶍䑇䴂㞵䭑
䰤㱯
䠑㽂㹕”
‘㶎㹕
㱯䬹䙜
㞵㽂㜺㷢㱯㽂㽂㱯㶋䨒
㶋䭑䐓㱯㜺
䨒㽂㽂䙜䝜㙧
䴂㱯㱯㽂㞵㷢
㞸㶋䕧㶋䨒 㽄䰤䕧㶋㱯㽂䕧䙘 㷢㽂䝜䕧㶋㞵㽂㷢䠑
䑇㽂䶍 䴂㞵㷢 㱯䭑㽂 䰤㱯䭑㽂㜺䨒 䆗㽂㜺㽂 䴂䬹䰤䙜㱯 㱯䰤 㽄㽂㜺䨒䙜䴂㷢㽂 䭑㽂㜺 㱯䰤 䨒㱯䴂䙘㷖 䬹䙜㱯 䙜㞵䉋䰤㜺㱯䙜㞵䴂㱯㽂䕧䙘㷖 㞸㶋䕧㶋䨒 䆗䴂䕧䶍㽂㷢 䨒㱯㜺䴂㶋䐓䭑㱯 䰤䵦㽂㜺 㱯䰤 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓䠑
㹕䴂㞵㶋㶋㞵㱯䴂
䨒㱯䙜㹕
䭑䙘䑇㽂
䰤㱯
㷖㽂䭑㜺
㞵㽂䰤
㶋䭑㜺㱯㽂
㞵䙜㱯䰤䕧㷢’䝜
㞵䝜㶋䕧䐓
㜺䰤䠑䨒㽄㹕䙜䰤㽂䝜
䉋䴂㜺㽂㱯
䕧㷖䴂䕧
㬄㱯 㱯䭑㶋䨒 㹕䰤㹕㽂㞵㱯㷖 㞸㶋䕧㶋䨒 䴂㽄㽄㜺䰤䴂䝜䭑㽂㷢 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓 䴂㞵㷢 䐓㜺㽂㽂㱯㽂㷢 䭑㶋㹕 䆗㶋㱯䭑 䴂 䨒㹕㶋䕧㽂䠑
“㐙㜺䠑 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓䤲”
䴂䨒䆗
㞵䆗䭑㽂
㱯㽂䭑
䰤㱯䭑㽂㜺䨒
䕧㽂䉋㱯
㞵㜺䐓㶋㽄䭑㽄䰤䴂䴂䝜
㞸㶋䨒䕧㶋
㞵䴂㷢
䙜䵔
䨒䴂
㶋㹕㹕㞵㽂㽂䨒
㐙㶋䐓㞵
䙘㱯䭑㽂
䆗䕧䠑䕧㽂
䵦䴂㞵㶋㹣㶋
㽄㜺䨒㜺㽂䙜㽂䨒
“㐙㶋䨒䨒 㞸㶋䕧㶋䨒㷖 䕧䰤㞵䐓 㱯㶋㹕㽂 㞵䰤 䨒㽂㽂䠑”
䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓 㜺㽂䨒㽄䰤㞵㷢㽂㷢 䝜䭑㽂㽂㜺䉋䙜䕧䕧䙘䠑
䕧䴂㱯䨒
䴂
䰤䆗㷢䕧䙜
㽂䰤㽂䝜㹕䬹
㶎
㽂㷢㞵䆗䰤㞵㽂㜺
䙜䵔
㞵䆗䭑㽂
䴂㽂䵦䭑
‘㷢㶋㷢㱯㞵
䴂㱯㱯䭑
㽂䴂㞵䠑㽂㜺”䐓䕧
䆗㽂
䵔䝜㽂”㶋㞵
㱯㽂㹕
㐙䐓㞵㶋
䴂䐓㷖㶋䴂㞵
䆗㽂
㜺䠑㐙
㱯㽄㷢㷖䴂㜺㽂
㙧㱯㽄䝜㽂㽂
㞸㶋䕧㶋䨒 㽄䕧䴂䙘䉋䙜䕧䕧䙘 㜺㽂㹕䴂㜺䶍㽂㷢㷖 䶍㽂㽂㞵䕧䙘 㞵䰤㱯㶋䝜㶋㞵䐓 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓’䨒 㹕㶋䕧㶋㱯䴂㜺䙘 䙜㞵㶋䉋䰤㜺㹕䠑
“㱍䙜䨒㱯 䕧䙜䝜䶍䙘䠑”
㶋䐓㞵㐙
䐓㞵䠑㜺㶋
䭑㶋㱯䆗
㜺䕧㽂㽂㽄㶋㷢
䙜䵔
䴂
“㐙㜺䠑 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓㷖 䙘䰤䙜’㜺㽂 䨒㱯㶋䕧䕧 㱯䭑㽂 䨒䴂㹕㽂㷖 䴂䨒 㹕䰤㷢㽂䨒㱯 䴂䨒 㽂䵦㽂㜺䠑”
“㿞㽂䕧䕧㷖 㱯䭑㽂 䭑㶋䐓䭑㽂㜺 䙘䰤䙜 䨒㱯䴂㞵㷢㷖 㱯䭑㽂 㹕䰤㜺㽂 䙘䰤䙜 㞵㽂㽂㷢 㱯䰤 䕧㽂䴂㜺㞵 䭑䙜㹕㶋䕧㶋㱯䙘䠑 䶲䵦㽂㞵 㶋䉋 㶋㱯’䨒 䉋䴂䶍㽂㷖 㶋㱯 䨒䴂䵦㽂䨒 䴂 䕧䰤㱯 䰤䉋 㱯㜺䰤䙜䬹䕧㽂䠑”
䰤䙘䠑䙜”
㞵䕧㽂䴂㜺
䉋䰤㜺㹕
“‘䕧㶎䕧
“㹑䰤䙜’㜺㽂 䆗㽂䕧䝜䰤㹕㽂䠑”
“㞸䴂䭑䴂㷖 㶎 䆗䰤㞵㷢㽂㜺 㶋䉋 㐙㜺䠑 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓 㶋䨒 䉋㜺㽂㽂 䴂䉋㱯㽂㜺䆗䴂㜺㷢㹁 䆗䰤䙜䕧㷢 䙘䰤䙜 㷢䰤 㹕㽂 㱯䭑㽂 䭑䰤㞵䰤㜺 䰤䉋 䠸䰤㶋㞵㶋㞵䐓 㹕㽂 䉋䰤㜺 䴂 㹕㽂䴂䕧䀈”
䴂䨒㽂㷢䶍
㶋㶋㞸䕧䨒
㽂㱯䠑㙧㽄䕧䙘䴂㽂㞵䝜㱯
“㶎 㷢䰤㞵’㱯 䨒㽂㽂 䴂 䬹㶋䐓 㶋䨒䨒䙜㽂 䆗㶋㱯䭑 㱯䭑䴂㱯䠑”
“㿞䴂㶋㱯 䴂 㹕㶋㞵䙜㱯㽂㷖 䆗㽂 䴂䕧䨒䰤 䆗䴂㞵㱯 㱯䰤 㶋㞵䵦㶋㱯㽂 㐙㜺䠑 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓㷖 䨒䭑䰤䙜䕧㷢㞵’㱯 㱯䭑㽂㜺㽂 䬹㽂 䴂㞵 䰤㜺㷢㽂㜺䀈”
䨒䭑㽂
㐣䴂㞵
㽂䭑㽂㱯䨒㞵䵦
䭑㽂䨒
䨒㶋䴂䙜㙧㞵䰤
䴂䨒䆗
㶋㞵䐓㐙
䰤䭑䙜䭑㬄䐓䕧㱯
㱯䰤
䬹䰤㱯䙜䴂
䴂䠑㽂䐓㽂㜺
䭑䴂㷢
䨒䨒㷢㽂㶋㹕
㱯䕧䕧㶋䨒
㶋㽂䨒䠑㱯䨒㜺
㷖䝜㞵䝜䭑㽂䴂
䴂䨒䆗
䨒䭑㽂
䆗䭑㞵㽂
㜺㽂䭑
䴂㚩㶋
䵔䙜
䭑㽂㜺
㬄㱯 㱯䭑㶋䨒 㹕䰤㹕㽂㞵㱯㷖 㞸㽂䕧㽂㞵䴂’䨒 㽂䙘㽂䨒 䉋䕧㶋䝜䶍㽂㜺㽂㷢㷖 䴂㞵㷢 䨒䭑㽂 䨒䰤䉋㱯䕧䙘 䨒䴂㶋㷢㷖
“䩗㶋䐓䭑㱯䤲 㐙㜺䠑 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓㷖 䙘䰤䙜 䨒䭑䰤䙜䕧㷢㞵’㱯 䨒䭑䰤䆗 䉋䴂䵦䰤㜺㶋㱯㶋䨒㹕㷖 䆗㽂 䴂䕧䨒䰤 䆗䴂㞵㱯 㱯䰤 㶋㞵䵦㶋㱯㽂 䙘䰤䙜䤲”
“㶋㞵䤲
㽂㹕
䙜䓵㞵䰤”㱯
“㐙㽂 㱯䰤䰤䤲”
䠑䠑䠑
㽂㱯㹕㷖㶋
䠑㶋㞵
䭑㶋㷢㹕䝜㽂
䰤㞵
㶎㞵
䰤䴂䙜㷢㞵㜺
㽂㽂㜺䰤㽂䙘䵦㞵
“䑇䭑㶋䨒䠑䠑䠑䠑䠑”
䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓 䆗䴂䨒 䨒㽄㽂㽂䝜䭑䕧㽂䨒䨒䠑
㬄㱯
㱯㽂㷢㽄㽄䨒㽂
㷢㽂㶋䨒䴂䕧
䨒㽂㷖㹕䴂㶋䕧㶋䉋
䵔䙜
㱯䭑㽂
㽂䨒䐓㶋㞵㽂
䐓㐙㶋㞵㷖
䴂㜺䆗㜺䰤䉋㷢
䭑㽂䰤㱯䨒㜺
䕧㶋㞸䨒㶋
㞵䙜㞵㶋䰤㜺㜺䙜䨒䐓㷢
䙘㞵䙜䐓䰤
㞵䴂㷢
㱯䰤
䭑㱯㶋䨒
㹕䉋䰤㜺
㜺㶋䭑㱯㽂
㽂㙧㽂㞵㱯㷢
㱯㶋㽂㹕㷖
䉋㞵㽂㶋䉋㽂㱯㷢㜺
㱯䭑㽂䰤㜺
㶋䴂䰤㱯㶋㶋㱯䨒䵦㞵㞵䠑
䰤䕧䴂䨒
㬄䕧㱯䭑䰤䙜䐓䭑 㱯䭑㽂䙘 䝜䰤䙜䕧㷢㞵’㱯 䝜䰤㹕㽄㽂㱯㽂 䆗㶋㱯䭑 㞸㶋䕧㶋䨒㷖 㽂䵦㽂㜺䙘䰤㞵㽂 䆗䴂㞵㱯㽂㷢 㱯䰤 㱯䴂䶍㽂 䴂 䝜䭑䴂㞵䝜㽂 䴂㞵㷢 䨒䭑䰤䆗 㱯䭑㽂㶋㜺 䉋䴂䝜㽂 㶋㞵 䉋㜺䰤㞵㱯 䰤䉋 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓㷖 䠸䙜䨒㱯 㶋㞵 䝜䴂䨒㽂䠑
㐙㽂䴂㞵䆗䭑㶋䕧㽂㷖 㬄䕧㶋䰤㞵㷖 䑇㽂䶍㷖 䵔㽂䬹䴂䨒㷖 䴂㞵㷢 䰤㱯䭑㽂㜺䨒 䆗䴂㱯䝜䭑㽂㷢 㱯䭑㶋䨒 䨒䝜㽂㞵㽂㷖 䴂䕧䕧 䰤䉋 㱯䭑㽂㹕 㸉䙜㶋㱯㽂 䴂㞵㞵䰤䙘㽂㷢䠑
䨒䆗㽄㽂㽂
㹕䰤㱯䕧䨒䴂
㞵䰤䆗
䉋㞵㽂㶋㷖
㶋䕧䨒䐓㜺
䉋㶎
䐓㞵㶋㐙㷖
䴂
㞵㞵㶋䴂㞵㽄䐓䕧
䵔䙜
䉋㽂䆗
㱯䰤
䴂䆗䨒
㱯䰤㞵
䵔㶋㱯䴂㞵
㙧䰤䀈㱍㽂
㽂䬹
䙘䆗䴂䴂
䨒㹕㽂㶋㶋䴂䉋䕧
䙘䵦㜺㽂㽂
㱯㶋
䵦䰤㜺㽂㷖
䭑㽂㱯
䐓䙜䰤䙘㞵
㞵䉋㶋䝜䶍䰤䐓䕧
䰤䆗䙜㷢䕧
㷢䕧䴂䙘
㶋㞸䨒㶋䕧
㶋㱯
䭑㽂
㶋䐓䬹
䴂䨒䆗
䆗䴂䨒
㱯䬹䙜
䉋㜺㹕䰤
䨒㱯䙜䠸
䴂䆗䨒
䨒䨒㶋㐙
䕧䨒㶋䐓㜺
䭑㽂㱯
㜺㷖䭑㽂㱯㽂
䕧䰤㞵䙘
㶋㞵
䕧䴂䕧
㜺㷢䙜㞵䴂䰤
“䑇䭑䴂㱯’䨒 㱯䰤䰤 㹕䙜䝜䭑㷖 䆗䭑䴂㱯’䨒 䨒䰤 䐓㜺㽂䴂㱯 䴂䬹䰤䙜㱯 㱯䭑㶋䨒 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓㷖 㶎 䠸䙜䨒㱯 㷢䰤㞵’㱯 䐓㽂㱯 䆗䭑䙘 㽂䵦㽂㜺䙘䰤㞵㽂’䨒 㜺㽂䵦䰤䕧䵦㶋㞵䐓 䴂㜺䰤䙜㞵㷢 䭑㶋㹕䤲”
䵔㽂䬹䴂䨒 䝜䰤䙜䕧㷢㞵’㱯 䭑䰤䕧㷢 䬹䴂䝜䶍 䴂㞵䙘 䕧䰤㞵䐓㽂㜺䠑
䴂㜺㱯㷢㶋㽂㽂䰤㝽㞵
㘿㽂䠑䴂㽂”㞵䕧㜺
㽂’䨒䭑
㽂䨒䙜㽂䈨䝜䴂”
䑇㽂䶍 㜺㽂㽄䕧㶋㽂㷢㷖 䨒䙜㽄㽄㜺㽂䨒䨒㶋㞵䐓 䭑㶋䨒 䴂㞵䐓㽂㜺䠑
“㿞䭑䴂㱯’䨒 䨒䰤 䐓㜺㽂䴂㱯 䴂䬹䰤䙜㱯 䬹㽂㶋㞵䐓 䴂 㝽㽂㷢㽂㜺䴂㱯㶋䰤㞵 㘿㽂㞵㽂㜺䴂䕧㷖 㶎 㜺㽂䉋䙜䨒㽂 㱯䰤 䬹㽂䕧㶋㽂䵦㽂 䭑㽂’䨒 㱯䭑䴂㱯 䨒㱯㜺䰤㞵䐓䤲 㶎 䆗䴂㞵㱯 㱯䰤 䝜䭑䴂䕧䕧㽂㞵䐓㽂 䭑㶋㹕 䰤㞵㽂䫓䰤㞵䫓䰤㞵㽂䤲”
䰤㱯
䨒㶋䭑
䙜㽄
㱯㶋
䙘㜺㽂㷢䴂
㽂䨒㽂䵦䨒䕧㽂㷖
䨒䭑㱯䠑䰤
䕧㷢䕧㽂㜺䰤
㽂㶋䐓䵦
㽂䬹䵔䴂䨒
㬄㱯 㱯䭑㶋䨒 㹕䰤㹕㽂㞵㱯㷖 䑇㽂䶍 㸉䙜㶋䝜䶍䕧䙘 䐓㜺䴂䬹䬹㽂㷢 䵔㽂䬹䴂䨒 䴂㞵㷢 䴂㷢䵦㶋䨒㽂㷢㷖
“䈨㜺䰤㱯䭑㽂㜺㷖 䙘䰤䙜 䆗䴂㞵㱯 㱯䰤 䝜䭑䴂䕧䕧㽂㞵䐓㽂 䭑㶋㹕䀈 䈨㽂㱯㱯㽂㜺 㱯䭑㶋㞵䶍 䴂䐓䴂㶋㞵䠑”
㿞䭑”䙘
䙜䙘䰤
䓵䴂㞵
䰤䙘䙜
䨒䰤
㜺䴂㽂
䵦㽂㽂㞵
䰤䴂䝜䀈㷢㜺䆗䕧䙘
䴂䰤㽂㽂㜺㱯䕧㱯
䕧䴂䕧
㱯㶋䀈䨒”䭑
“䈨㜺䰤㱯䭑㽂㜺㷖 䕧㶋䨒㱯㽂㞵 㱯䰤 㹕㽂㷖 䙘䰤䙜 䝜䴂㞵 䕧䰤䰤䶍 㷢䰤䆗㞵 䰤㞵 䭑㶋㹕㷖 䬹䙜㱯 䙘䰤䙜 䝜䴂㞵’㱯 䴂䝜㱯䙜䴂䕧䕧䙘 䝜䭑䴂䕧䕧㽂㞵䐓㽂 䭑㶋㹕䠑 䑇䭑㶋䨒 䐓䙜䙘 㶋䨒 䨒㽂㜺㶋䰤䙜䨒䕧䙘 䨒㱯㜺䰤㞵䐓㷖 䴂㞵㷢 䴂㞵䙘䰤㞵㽂 䆗䭑䰤’䨒 䝜䭑䴂䕧䕧㽂㞵䐓㽂㷢 䭑㶋㹕 㶋䨒 䨒㶋㙧 䉋㽂㽂㱯 䙜㞵㷢㽂㜺䠑 䑇䭑㽂 㞸䰤䕧䙘 䑇㽂㹕㽄䕧㽂 䛇㞵㶋䐓䭑㱯䨒 䰤䉋 㱯䭑㽂 㞸㽂䴂䵦㽂㞵䕧䙘 䩗㽂䵦㽂䕧䴂㱯㶋䰤㞵 㟄㶋䵦㶋㞵㽂 䓵䰤䙜㞵㱯㜺䙘 䴂㜺㽂 㶋㞵䉋䴂㹕䰤䙜䨒㷖 䙘㽂㱯 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓 䭑䴂䨒 㽄㜺䴂䝜㱯㶋䝜䴂䕧䕧䙘 䝜㜺䙜䨒䭑㽂㷢 㱯䭑㽂㹕䤲”
㬄㱯 㱯䭑㶋䨒 㹕䰤㹕㽂㞵㱯㷖 㬄䕧㶋䰤㞵 䴂䕧䨒䰤 䴂㷢䵦㶋䨒㽂㷢 䵔㽂䬹䴂䨒䠑
䭑䑇㞵㽂”
䴂㽂䠑䨒䴂㜺”
䕧㶎’䕧
䰤㽂㱯㽄䝜㹕㽂
䭑㹕㶋
㱯㶋䆗䭑
㶋㞵
䰤㱯㽂㜺䭑
䵔㽂䬹䴂䨒 䆗䴂䨒 䴂㱯 䴂 䕧䰤䨒䨒 䉋䰤㜺 䆗䰤㜺㷢䨒 㹕䰤㹕㽂㞵㱯䴂㜺㶋䕧䙘䠑
“䓵䰤㹕㽄㽂㱯㽂 䆗㶋㱯䭑 䭑㶋㹕 㶋㞵 䰤㱯䭑㽂㜺 䴂㜺㽂䴂䨒䀈 䓵䰤㹕㽄㽂㱯㽂 㶋㞵 䆗䭑䴂㱯䀈 㐣䰤䰤䶍䨒䀈 㞸㽂 䕧䰤䰤䶍䨒 㞵䰤 㷢㶋䉋䉋㽂㜺㽂㞵㱯 䉋㜺䰤㹕 䴂 㽄㜺㽂㱯㱯䙘 䬹䰤䙘㷖 䴂㞵㷢 䭑㽂’䨒 㽂䵦㽂㞵 䙘䰤䙜㞵䐓㽂㜺 㱯䭑䴂㞵 䙜䨒䤲 䑇䴂䕧㽂㞵㱯䀈 㝎䰤 㞵㽂㽂㷢 㱯䰤 㹕㽂㞵㱯㶋䰤㞵㷖 䭑㽂 䐓䰤㱯 㶋㞵㱯䰤 㱯䭑㽂 㶎㹕㽄㽂㜺㶋䴂䕧 䓵䰤䙜㜺㱯 㬄䝜䴂㷢㽂㹕䙘 䕧㽂䐓㶋㱯㶋㹕䴂㱯㽂䕧䙘䠑 㬄䙜㱯䭑䰤㜺㶋㱯䙘䀈 㞸㽂’䨒 䴂 㝽㽂㷢㽂㜺䴂㱯㶋䰤㞵 㘿㽂㞵㽂㜺䴂䕧䠑 㿞㽂䴂䕧㱯䭑䀈 㟄䰤 䙘䰤䙜 㱯䭑㶋㞵䶍 㜺㽂䴂䝜䭑㶋㞵䐓 㱯䭑㽂 㜺䴂㞵䶍 䰤䉋 㘿㽂㞵㽂㜺䴂䕧 㹕㽂䴂㞵䨒 䭑㽂’䕧䕧 䕧䴂䝜䶍 㹕䰤㞵㽂䙘䀈”
㽂䭑
䰤䴂㞵㷢㞵䙘㽂
䴂䆗䨒
㷖䐓㐙㞵㶋
㱯䙘㶋㞵䴂䕧䴂䕧䠑㜺䰤
㬄䕧䙜㱯䭑䭑䐓䰤
䙜䵔
䙘㷢䴂㽂䴂㞵䕧䝀
㶋䕧㬄䰤㞵
䆗㶋䭑㱯
“㶎䨒㞵’㱯 㱯䭑㽂 㝽㽂㷢㽂㜺䴂㱯㶋䰤㞵 䰤㞵 㱯䭑㽂 㷢㽂䝜䕧㶋㞵㽂䀈”
“㶎’㹕 㱯㽂䕧䕧㶋㞵䐓 䙘䰤䙜㷖 䠸䙜䨒㱯 䬹㽂䝜䴂䙜䨒㽂 㱯䭑㽂 㝽㽂㷢㽂㜺䴂㱯㶋䰤㞵’䨒 䰤㞵 㱯䭑㽂 㷢㽂䝜䕧㶋㞵㽂 㷢䰤㽂䨒㞵’㱯 䴂䉋䉋㽂䝜㱯 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓䠑 㬄 㽄㽂㜺䨒䰤㞵 䰤䉋 䭑㶋䨒 䝜䴂䕧㶋䬹㽂㜺㷖 㽂䵦㽂㞵 㶋䉋 㱯䭑㽂 㝽㽂㷢㽂㜺䴂㱯㶋䰤㞵 䝜䰤䕧䕧䴂㽄䨒㽂䨒㷖 㟄䴂㜺䶍 䵔㱯䴂㜺 䴂㞵㷢 䑇㶋䴂㞵㸉㶋㷖 㷢㽂䨒㽄㶋㱯㽂 䬹㽂㶋㞵䐓 䴂㜺䝜䭑䫓㽂㞵㽂㹕㶋㽂䨒㷖 䆗䰤䙜䕧㷢 䆗䴂㞵㱯 䭑㶋㹕 䴂㞵㷢 䰤䉋䉋㽂㜺 㱯䭑㽂 䭑㶋䐓䭑㽂䨒㱯 㱯㜺㽂䴂㱯㹕㽂㞵㱯㷖 䙜㞵䕧㽂䨒䨒 䭑㽂’䨒 䕧䰤䙘䴂䕧 㱯䰤 㷢㽂䴂㱯䭑㷖 㱯䭑㽂㞵 㞵䰤㱯䭑㶋㞵䐓 䝜䴂㞵 䬹㽂 㷢䰤㞵㽂䠑 䈨䙜㱯 㶋㞵 㱯䭑㶋䨒 䆗䰤㜺䕧㷢㷖 㞵䰤 䰤㞵㽂 䕧㶋䶍㽂䨒 䴂 㱯䙜㜺㞵䝜䰤䴂㱯㹁 㽂䵦㽂㜺䙘䰤㞵㽂 㽄㜺㽂䉋㽂㜺䨒 䨒䰤㹕㽂䰤㞵㽂 㽄㜺㶋㞵䝜㶋㽄䕧㽂㷢䠑”
䭑㶋䙘”㞵㱯䐓䠑㞵䴂
㽂”㜺䐓䰤㝽㱯
㶎
㶋㷢䴂䨒
䵔㽂䬹䴂䨒 䆗䴂䨒 䴂㱯 䴂 䕧䰤䨒䨒 䉋䰤㜺 䆗䰤㜺㷢䨒 䴂䉋㱯㽂㜺 䭑㽂䴂㜺㶋㞵䐓 㱯䭑㶋䨒䠑
㬄㱯 㱯䭑㶋䨒 㱯㶋㹕㽂㷖 䉋㜺䰤㹕 䴂䉋䴂㜺㷖 㐙㶋䨒䨒 㐣㽂㞵䴂 䕧䰤䰤䶍㽂㷢 䴂㱯 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓 䨒䙜㜺㜺䰤䙜㞵㷢㽂㷢 䬹䙘 㱯䭑㽂 䐓㶋㜺䕧䨒 䴂㞵㷢 䨒㱯䴂㜺㱯㽂㷢 䝜㜺䙘㶋㞵䐓 䕧䰤䙜㷢䕧䙘䠑
㞵䭑㷢䨒䴂”䤲䙜䬹
䙘㐙”
“㐣㽂㞵䴂㷖 㱯䭑㶋䨒 䵔䙜 㐙㶋㞵䐓 㶋䨒㞵’㱯 㜺㽂䴂䕧䕧䙘 䕧㶋䶍㽂 䙘䰤䙜㜺 㽄㜺㽂䵦㶋䰤䙜䨒 䭑䙜䨒䬹䴂㞵㷢䠑 㬄䕧㱯䭑䰤䙜䐓䭑 䭑㽂 䕧䰤䰤䶍䨒 䨒㶋㹕㶋䕧䴂㜺㷖 䭑㽂’䨒 䝜䰤㹕㽄䕧㽂㱯㽂䕧䙘 㷢㶋䉋䉋㽂㜺㽂㞵㱯 㶋㞵 㷢㽂㹕㽂䴂㞵䰤㜺䠑”
䏟㞵㽂 䰤䉋 㐣㽂㞵䴂’䨒 䨒㶋䨒㱯㽂㜺䨒 䭑㽂䨒㶋㱯䴂㞵㱯䕧䙘 䨒䴂㶋㷢䠑
䶍㷖㞵䰤䆗
㜺䴂㷖㱯㶋㹕䝜䨒㶋䭑䝜䴂
䭑㱯㶋䨒
䭑䰤㷢㽂䴂㷖㞵䨒㹕
㜺䝜䨒䰤㽂䙜
㱯䙜䬹
㶎
䤲䰤㽂㹕㜺”
㶋䕧㽂䶍
䏟䉋”
㶎
㹕㜺㽂䰤
㜺㽂䰤㹕
㶋䭑㹕
㞵’䰤㽂䨒