I Truly Am The Villian Chapter 2051: 2050: Reaching a Consensus, Mountain-Controlling River Emperor
Capítulo 2051: Chapter 2050: Reaching a Consensus, Mountain-Controlling River Emperor
“I will not die at the hands of someone who’s about to die,” the newly emerged Xu Zimei chuckled.
Xu Zimei waved his hand, and the figure of him encased in ice instantly dissipated, turning into nothingness.
Which one was the real him no longer mattered.
Because after becoming a Three Corpses Strong One, he could freely traverse the present, past, and future.
Unless he was simultaneously killed from three dimensions, he could neither be killed nor trapped.
“This Sea Beast Trident is indeed remarkable, forcibly altering the rules of an entire world.
But unfortunately, like the Rule Power of Ice, I am eternal,” Xu Zimei smiled.
With a sweep of his large hand, a storm swept across the skies.
Within these storms, ice descended, snow fell from the heavens, turning the already white world into even more shades of white.
The Sea God’s face twisted ever so slightly.
He shook his head and sighed, “It’s truly no longer my era. Each generation brings forth its geniuses, each reigning supreme for hundreds of years!”
With those words, he seemed to make one final struggle.
He directly rose into the air, and the Sea God’s Trident in his hand erupted with unprecedented brilliance, brutally charging at Xu Zimei.
“Boom!” Xu Zimei uttered softly.
The snowflakes in the sky exploded suddenly, an explosion of Rule Power.
Though the Sea God’s Trident affects the changes in the rules of this world.
Nothing in this world is absolute and unchangeable.
The world influenced can fully recover under the impact of powerful forces.
Xu Zimei used the falling snow as a base point, causing incessant explosions.
“Boom, boom, boom.”
Countless explosions ensued, tearing apart the rules of the world, instantly annihilating the Rule Power of Ice.
When the Sea God wielding the Trident attacked, Xu Zimei had already restored the Rule Power of this place.
With a wave of his hands, boundless flames surged forth.
“Boom!”
The sea of fire directly engulfed the Sea God, including the Trident within.
The flames were extremely formidable, acquired by Xu Zimei from the Ancient God Zhu Rong.
As the Ancient God of Fire, he was the Creator God of ultimate flames.
When the flames burned, regardless of how the Sea God resisted or tried to extinguish the fire, it was all in vain.
With a series of struggling, twisted figures, the Sea God’s resistance weakened more and more.
Until at last, when the flames dissipated, the Sea God was completely extinguished.
Only the Sea God’s Trident, like an ownerless object, fell to the ground, losing all its luster.
Xu Zimei stepped forward and picked up the Sea God’s Trident.
He could faintly feel a force of resistance coming from the Trident.
The Sea God’s Trident seemed unwilling to submit to him.
Xu Zimei snorted coldly, “An ownerless object, still daring to be this arrogant?”
His powerful force surged forth, directly suppressing the Sea God’s Trident.
After a bout of resistance, the Sea God’s Trident eventually surrendered.
Xu Zimei raised his head; those shattered statues from earlier returned to normal.
The residual spirits within these statues were considerably weakened.
It seemed the death of the Sea God’s projection had greatly drained them as well.
A venerable voice spoke up, “You have passed the trial, and according to the agreement, this Sea God’s Trident is yours.
Hopefully, you’ll use it wisely.
By wielding the Sea God’s Trident, the entire Sea Beast clan will heed your command.
All rests upon you.”
Upon hearing this, Xu Zimei simply shook his head.
“The future of the Sea Beast clan has nothing to do with me; it should be their choice.
I will offer the Sea Beast clan a bright option, but whether they are willing is beyond my control.”
“For this battle with the Death Swamp, I need absolute reinforcements.
If they come by coercion, it will add too many uncertainties, and I’d rather not have them.”
Xu Zimei glanced at the Trident and continued, “I have Tyrant Shadow, so there’s no need for this Trident.
I will take this to the Sea Beast clan.”
Upon hearing Xu Zimei speak thus, the Sea Beasts did not insist further.
The entire ice layer began to tremble, and a massive door appeared before Xu Zimei.
This was the way out.
Xu Zimei, holding the Trident, stepped directly into the portal.
When he reappeared, accompanied by a distortion of space and time, he found himself at the seabed’s depths, before the Bronze Gate he had seen earlier.
The Sea King and Seven Martial Gods had been waiting for a while.
Upon Xu Zimei’s appearance, their eyes instantly fell upon the Trident in his hands.
“The…Sea God’s Trident.”
“It truly is the Sea God’s Trident!”
“Our clan’s treasure, lost for countless years, has reappeared once again.”
“Did you see the Sea God?” the Sea King asked excitedly, looking at Xu Zimei.
They hadn’t held out much hope, really, considering how long the Trident had been in the tomb.
Countless Sea Beasts had entered, yet none managed to retrieve it.
Xu Zimei simply represented a possibility.
Unexpectedly, this time, he succeeded.
“I did encounter the Sea God, and I defeated him to obtain the Sea God’s Trident,” Xu Zimei stated truthfully.
He tossed the Trident to the Sea Beasts.
To him, it seemed irrelevant.
Others might benefit immensely from obtaining this Trident, even potentially using it to coerce the Sea Beast clan.
Yet Xu Zimei remained indifferent.
He disdained coercion, nor did he value the Sea God’s Trident.
His Tyrant Shadow was more than enough.
One weapon for life, one companion is sufficient.
The Sea King grasped the Trident, still feeling dreamlike disbelief.
“The Trident, our Trident, has finally come to light again,” he laughed heartily.
Immediately, he led the elders of the Seven Martial Gods to bow to Xu Zimei.
A show of gratitude to him.
“I have brought forth the Trident, now you must give me an answer.”
They exchanged glances, seemingly having decided long before.
The Sea King said, “We are willing to abide by the previous agreement.
From today onward, thirteen thousand Sea Beasts will follow your command.”
“Good!” Xu Zimei nodded.
“With the decisive battle approaching, let’s not waste time.
The Sea King and Seven Martial Gods can first head to the Nine Heavens Alliance, where the Nine Heavens Alliance Leader will detail everything.
Other Sea Beasts can later gather at the Death Ancient City.”
“We have no problem,” the Sea King nodded.
And then he asked, “What about you? Won’t you join us?”
“I plan to meet with the Human Emperor and Mountain-Controlling River Emperor,” Xu Zimei replied.
As fellow Three Corpses Strong Ones, those two hold significant power and fame in the Robbery Immortal Domain.
Were it not for the Holy Court’s presence, the strongest in the Robbery Immortal Domain would likely be these individuals.
Despite the Holy Court’s elevated stance, the Human Emperor’s renown spreads across the land.
After reaching an understanding with the Sea Beast clan, Xu Zimei prepared to leave the Sea King Palace.
His first destination was Mountain-Control.
This was the dwelling place of the Mountain-Controlling River Emperor, also the closest place to the Sea King Palace.
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䨬㿚
䵞䨈
䪋䨈
老
擄
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路
擄
盧
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蘆
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䴙㪶㤥䵞䈇䊄
䓆䪋㔬䨈
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䊏䪍䖉䴙㯼䈇㯼 䵍㐧 䖗㔬㪶䵞㔬䴙 㔬㪶䪋 䵞䴙䰎䴙㯼 䨈䵞䓆䴙㯼䰎䴙䵞䴙㪕 䨈䵞 䓆㔬䴙 㿚㪶䓆䓆㝵䴙䪋 㿚䴙䓆䮃䴙䴙䵞 䓆㔬䴙 䪋䴙㪶 㿚䴙㪶䪋䓆䪋 㪶䵞㪕 䓆㔬䴙 㔬㐧䪍㪶䵞 㯼㪶㤥䴙 䈇䝏 䭝䪍䪍䈇㯼䓆㪶㝵 䭝䪋㝵㪶䵞㪕䛨
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䓆䊄㯼䴙䪋㪶䪍
䴙㩀䨈㝵
䝏䪍㯼䈇
䮃㝵㯼㪕㝵䨬䈇
㪶䨈㯼䛨䪋䝏㪶䝏
㔬䨈䴙䵞㪕㪕
䨈䪋
㽊㔬䨈䪋 䓆䨈䪍䴙䊄 䓆㔬䴙 䪋䨈䓆㐧㪶䓆䨈䈇䵞 䈇䝏 㕆䴙㪶䓆㔬 䖗䮃㪶䪍䖉 㿚䴙㤥㪶䪍䴙 䓆䈇䈇 䪋䴙㯼䨈䈇㐧䪋䊄 㪶䵞㪕 䊏䪍䖉䴙㯼䈇㯼 䵍㐧 䖗㔬㪶䵞㔬䴙 䮃㪶䪋 䝏䈇㯼㤥䴙㪕 䓆䈇 䖴䈇䨈䵞䛨
㽹䴙㤥㪶㐧䪋䴙 䭝䪍䪍䈇㯼䓆㪶㝵 䭝䪋㝵㪶䵞㪕 䨈䪋 䪋䨈䓆㐧㪶䓆䴙㪕 䨈䵞 䓆㔬䴙 䪍䨈㪕䪋䓆 䈇䝏 䓆㔬䨈䪋 䈇㤥䴙㪶䵞䛨
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䝏䭝
䴙㪶䪋
䴙㕆㪶㔬䓆
䴙䓆䈇䨈㯼㯼䓆䛨䨬㯼
䖉䖗䪍䮃㪶䊄
䨈䪋
䴙㿚
㝵㝵䨈䮃
㪕䨈䴙䈇㤥㐧䖉㤥
䨬㿚
䪋㝵㪕䵞䭝㪶
䪍䈇㯼䓆㪶䭝㝵䪍
䪋㔬䨈䓆
㔬䓆䴙
䴙㝵䨈㪕䨬䝏䨈䴙䵞䓆
䊏䰎䴙㯼䨬䈇䵞䴙 㐧䵞㪕䴙㯼䪋䓆㪶䵞㪕䪋 䓆㔬䴙 䖉㯼䨈䵞㤥䨈䖉㝵䴙 䓆㔬㪶䓆 䨈䝏 䓆㔬䴙 㝵䨈䖉䪋 㪶㯼䴙 㐌䈇䵞䴙䊄 䓆㔬䴙 䓆䴙䴙䓆㔬 䮃䨈㝵㝵 䝏䴙䴙㝵 㤥䈇㝵㪕䛨
䖗䈇䊄 㪶䝏䓆䴙㯼 䪋䴙䰎䴙㯼㪶㝵 䨈䵞䰎䨈䓆㪶䓆䨈䈇䵞䪋 䝏㯼䈇䪍 䓆㔬䴙 㝤㐧䪍㪶䵞 䊏䪍䖉䴙㯼䈇㯼䊄 䊏䪍䖉䴙㯼䈇㯼 䵍㐧 䖗㔬㪶䵞㔬䴙 䝏䨈䵞㪶㝵㝵䨬 㪶㐌㯼䴙䴙㪕䛨
䈇䴙䪍䊏䖉㯼㯼
䐖㐧
䵍㐧
㷁䪍䨈䴙䨈
䓆䈇
䓆䈇
䓆䮃㪕䵞䴙㪶
䴙䪍䴙䓆
䖉㯼䪋䈇䴙䪋䗈
䋭䵞䛨䴙
䪋䵞㪶䴙㯼䈇䞡䪋
䨈㽊㔬䪋
䈇䝏㯼
䓆䪋㔬䨈
䓆䴙䪍䴙
㔬䵞㔬㪶䴙䖗
䪍䴙䊄䨈䓆
䖗䈇䓆䵞㯼㐌
䴙㔬㯼㽊䴙
䈇䓆䮃
䖗䴙㤥䈇䵞㪕䊄 䓆㔬䴙 㪶䪋䪋㪶㐧㝵䓆 䈇䵞 㕆䴙㪶䓆㔬 䖗䮃㪶䪍䖉 䨈䪋 㐧㯼㐌䴙䵞䓆䊄 㪶䵞㪕 㔬䴙 䪋㔬䈇㐧㝵㪕 㪶㤥㤥䈇䪍䖉㪶䵞䨬 㔬䨈䪍 䓆䈇 䓆㔬䴙 㕆䴙㪶䓆㔬 㩳䵞㤥䨈䴙䵞䓆 䗈䨈䓆䨬䛨
䵍㐧 䖗㔬㪶䵞䊄 㪶䪋 䓆㔬䴙 䪋䈇㐧㯼㤥䴙 㝵㪶䵞㪕 䈇䝏 䓆㔬䨈䪋 䪋䴙㪶 㯼䴙㐌䨈䈇䵞䛨
䪋㐧㔬㪕㝵䈇
䴙㿚
㐧䵍
㪶䵞㔬䖗
䝏䪍䪋㐧䛨㪶䈇
䴙䓆㔬
䈇䪍䓆䪋
㩳䪋 䴙䰎䴙㯼䨬䈇䵞䴙 㩀䵞䈇䮃䪋䊄 䓆㔬䨈䪋 䪋䴙㪶 㯼䴙㐌䨈䈇䵞 㔬㪶䪋 䝏䨈䰎䴙 䪋䈇㐧㯼㤥䴙䪋䛨
䖗䴙㪶 㿚䴙㪶䪋䓆䪋’ 㪶䵞㤥䴙䪋䓆䈇㯼䪋 㿚㐧䨈㝵䓆 㪶 䓆䈇䪍㿚 䈇䵞 䈇䵞䴙 䪋䈇㐧㯼㤥䴙䊄 㿚㐧䓆 䨈䓆’䪋 䖴㐧䪋䓆 䈇䵞䴙 䈇䝏 䓆㔬䴙䪍䛨
㐧䵍
㔬㪶䛨䵞䖗
㩳䵞㪕
㝵㪶㐧㪶䓆㝵䨬㤥
䪋䨈
䓆㪶㯼䪋㝵䴙㐌
㤥䈇䪋㐧㯼䴙
㪶䈇䓆䖉
㔬䴙䓆
㩳䪋 㝵䈇䵞㐌 㪶䪋 䓆㔬䴙 䪋䈇㐧㯼㤥䴙 䨈䵞䪋䨈㪕䴙 䵍㐧 䖗㔬㪶䵞 䨈䪋 䪋㪶䝏䴙䊄 䓆㔬䨈䪋 䪋䴙㪶 㯼䴙㐌䨈䈇䵞 㯼䴙䪍㪶䨈䵞䪋 㐧䵞㪕䴙㯼 㤥䈇䵞䓆㯼䈇㝵 䵞䈇 䪍㪶䓆䓆䴙㯼 䮃㔬㪶䓆䛨
䐖㐧 㷁䨈䪍䴙䨈 䝏䈇㝵㝵䈇䮃䴙㪕 䓆㔬䴙 䰎㪶䪋䓆 䈇㤥䴙㪶䵞 㪶䵞㪕 㿚䴙㐌㪶䵞 㔬䨈䪋 䪋䴙㪶㯼㤥㔬䛨
䈇㝵䛨䴙䖉䴙䖉
㐧䵍
㽊㔬䴙
䈇䝏
䮃䈇䵞㐧䵞䵞㩀
䓆䈇
䪋䨈
䖗㪶㔬䵞
䵞㝵䈇䨈䈇㤥䓆㪶
䴙䴙㯼㐌㝵䵞䨬㪶㝵
㩳䪋 㪶 㔬䨈㪕㪕䴙䵞 㔬䨈㐌㔬 䪍㪶䪋䓆䴙㯼䊄 䊏䪍䖉䴙㯼䈇㯼 䵍㐧 䖗㔬㪶䵞㔬䴙 䵞䴙䰎䴙㯼 㤥䈇䵞䵞䴙㤥䓆䪋 䮃䨈䓆㔬 䈇㐧䓆䪋䨈㪕䴙㯼䪋䛨
㝤䈇䮃䴙䰎䴙㯼䊄 䐖㐧 㷁䨈䪍䴙䨈’䪋 㕆䨈䰎䨈䵞䴙 䖗䴙䵞䪋䴙 䨈䪋 䨈䪍䪍䴙䵞䪋䴙㝵䨬 䰎㪶䪋䓆䪇 㔬䴙 䪋䖉㯼䴙㪶㪕䪋 㔬䨈䪋 㕆䨈䰎䨈䵞䴙 䖗䴙䵞䪋䴙䛨
㝤䨈䪋
䪋䪍䨈䴙㝵
䝏䴙䮃䈇㯼㝵䖉㐧
䪋䈇䪍䨈㝵㝵䨈䵞
䴙㯼㪶䪋㔬㤥䴙
䈇䝏
㝵䓆䨈䵞䵞䛨䪋㪶䓆䨬
䨈㕆䨈䵞䰎䴙
䴙䵞䴙䖗䪋
䖗䈇䈇䵞䊄 䐖㐧 㷁䨈䪍䴙䨈 㪕䨈䪋㤥䈇䰎䴙㯼䴙㪕 䓆㔬䴙 㝵䈇㤥㪶䓆䨈䈇䵞 䈇䝏 䵍㐧 䖗㔬㪶䵞䛨
㣥䈇㯼 䈇䓆㔬䴙㯼 㤥㐧㝵䓆䨈䰎㪶䓆䈇㯼䪋䊄 䵍㐧 䖗㔬㪶䵞 䪍䨈㐌㔬䓆 㿚䴙 㔬䨈㪕㪕䴙䵞 䨈䵞 䓆㔬䨈䪋 䰎㪶䪋䓆 䈇㤥䴙㪶䵞䛨
䈇䮃㝵㯼㪕
䈇䓆
䈇䵞䴙
䓆䪋䨈㔬
䴙㯼㪶㯼
䓆㪶㐌䨈䨬䵞㔬䵞
䓆㪶
䪋䵞䓆䈇㐌㯼
䓆㽹㐧
㪶
㯼䝏䈇
䐖㐧
㯼䈇䝏
㷁䪍䪋䨈’䴙䨈
䝏䈇䪍㯼
㝵䴙㝵䴙䊄䰎
䓆䪋䨈’
䴙㪕㔬䨈
䛨㔬䨈䪍
䵞䨈
䐖㐧 㷁䨈䪍䴙䨈 䪋䈇㪶㯼䴙㪕 䨈䵞䓆䈇 䓆㔬䴙 㪶䨈㯼䊄 䴙㙇䓆㯼䴙䪍䴙㝵䨬 䝏㪶䪋䓆䛨
㝤䴙 㸫㐧䨈㤥㩀㝵䨬 䪋㪶䮃 㪶 䪍䈇㐧䵞䓆㪶䨈䵞 䖉䴙㪶㩀䛨
䪋䈇㪕䈇䓆
䴙㯼䈇䖉䮃
䭝䓆
䈇㐧㐌䖉㯼䖉䪋䓆䨈䵞
䵞䖉㐧䈇䵞㪶㐌䪍䨈㟛䓆䨈䓆䨈䪋㝵䓆䵞
㪶䪋
䴙䛨㪶㔬㯼䓆
䓆䴙㔬
䴙㪶㙇
㪶㪕䵞
䝏䨈
㿚䨬
㩀䪋䊄䨬
䓆㔬䴙
㤥䊄䈇㪶䪋䓆
䰎㪶䴙䴙㔬䵞
䨈䴙㪕䝏䨬䵞㐌
䖴㪶䓆䴙䪍㤥䨈䪋
䵞㪶㪕
䓆㔬䴙
䈇䝏
㽊㔬䨈䪋 䮃㪶䪋 䵍㐧 䖗㔬㪶䵞䛨
㩳 䪍䈇㐧䵞䓆㪶䨈䵞 䵞䈇䓆 㐌㯼㪶䵞㪕 䨈䵞 䪋䨈䱊䴙䊄 㿚㐧䓆 䝏㐧㝵㝵 䈇䝏 䨈䪍䖉㯼䴙䪋䪋䨈䰎䴙 㪶㐧㯼㪶䛨
㩀䨈㝵䴙
䓆䵞㐧䪋㯼䨈䖉㐌䖉䈇
㩀㝵䨈䴙
䪋㽊㔬䨈
䈇㩀䪋䈇㝵
㝵㪶䊄䴙㐌䵞
㪶
䨬䛨㩀䪋
㐌㪶䊄䵞㝵䴙
䵞䪍㐧㪶䨈䵞䊄䈇䓆
䵞䴙䪋䴙
䵞䴙䈇
䴙㐌䓆㯼㪶
䪍㯼䈇䝏
䵞㯼㔬䈇䓆䴙㪶
㙇㪶䴙䊄
䴙㔬䓆
㯼䝏䈇䪍
䐖㐧 㷁䨈䪍䴙䨈 䝏㝵䴙䮃 䓆䈇 䓆㔬䴙 䪍䈇㐧䵞䓆㪶䨈䵞䊄 䵞䈇䓆 䴙䵞䓆䴙㯼䨈䵞㐌 㯼㪶䪋㔬㝵䨬䛨
㽹䨬 䓆㔬䴙 䪍䈇㐧䵞䓆㪶䨈䵞’䪋 䖉䴙㪶㩀䊄 㔬䴙 䪋㔬䈇㐧䓆䴙㪕 㝵䈇㐧㪕㝵䨬䞡 “㽊䈇㪕㪶䨬 䭝 㤥䈇䪍䴙 䓆䈇 䰎䨈䪋䨈䓆 䊏䪍䖉䴙㯼䈇㯼 䵍㐧 䖗㔬㪶䵞㔬䴙䊄 䭝 䮃䈇䵞㪕䴙㯼 䨈䝏 䨬䈇㐧 㔬㪶䰎䴙 䓆㔬䴙 䓆䨈䪍䴙㛛”
䈇䴙㪕㤥㔬䛨䴙
㪶㯼㪶䝏
䈇㝵㪕㐧
㯼䝏䈇䪍
㪶
㪕㣥䴙䨈”㯼䵞䪋
䵞䨈㯼㿚㐌
㔬㐧㪶㐌㝵
䈇”䨬䖴䊄
㽊㔬䨈䪋 㝵㪶㐧㐌㔬 䪋䴙䴙䪍䴙㪕 㤥㪶䖉㪶㿚㝵䴙 䈇䝏 䨈䵞䝏㝵㐧䴙䵞㤥䨈䵞㐌 㤥㔬㪶䵞㐌䴙䪋 䨈䵞 䪍䈇㐧䵞䓆㪶䨈䵞䪋 㪶䵞㪕 䪋䴙㪶䪋 䨈䵞䪋䓆㪶䵞䓆㝵䨬䛨
“㽊㪶䈇䨈䪋䓆 㣥㯼䨈䴙䵞㪕 䐖㐧䊄 㤥䈇䪍䴙 㐧䖉䊄 䭝 㔬㪶䰎䴙 㔬䴙㪶㯼㪕 㪶㿚䈇㐧䓆 䨬䈇㐧㯼 䪍㪶䓆䓆䴙㯼䪋䛨”
䴙䵞㪶䰎䴙㝤䪋
㪶䵞䴙㔬䛨㔬䖗
䵍㐧
㩳䵞㝵㝵䴙㪶㤥䨈
㝵䝏䴙䴙䨬䨈䵞䨈㪕䓆
㔬䴙㕆䓆㪶
㽊㔬䴙
䵞㪕㪶
䖉㯼䴙䊏䈇㯼䪍
㔬䓆䴙
䓆㔬䴙
䨈䓆䝏䪋㯼
䨬䨈䗈䓆
䓆䨈
㝤㐧㪶䵞䪍
䨈䵞
㤥䨈䴙䵞㩳䵞䓆
䪋㪶䮃
䴙㪕䈇㯼䖉㯼䓆䴙
䨈䌇䴙䵞
䨈䓆䴙㸫㐧
䓆㔬䴙
㐧䐖
䖉䊏䈇㯼䪍䴙㯼
䵞㤥䓆䊄䪋䨈䨈䨈㪶㐌䝏䵞
䓆䵞䈇䨈㤥䪍䈇䈇䪍
䓆䈇
㷁䪍䴙䨈䨈
䨈䓆䴙䪋㯼㯼㪕
㩳䝏䓆䴙㯼 㪶㝵㝵䊄 䓆㔬䴙䪋䴙 䓆䮃䈇 㪶㯼䴙 䓆㔬䴙 㿚䨈㐌㐌䴙䪋䓆 䝏䈇㯼㤥䴙䪋 㿚䴙㔬䨈䵞㪕 䓆㔬䴙 䌇䨈䵞䴙 㝤䴙㪶䰎䴙䵞䪋 㩳㝵㝵䨈㪶䵞㤥䴙䛨
㩳㝵䓆㔬䈇㐧㐌㔬 䓆㔬䴙 䌇䨈䵞䴙 㝤䴙㪶䰎䴙䵞䪋 㩳㝵㝵䨈㪶䵞㤥䴙 䨈䪋 㤥䈇䪍䖉䈇䪋䴙㪕 䈇䝏 䪍㪶䵞䨬 䪋㐧䖉䴙㯼䖉䈇䮃䴙㯼䪋䊄 䓆㔬䴙 㽊㔬㯼䴙䴙 䗈䈇㯼䖉䪋䴙䪋 䖗䓆㯼䈇䵞㐌 䋭䵞䴙䪋 㪶㯼䴙 䓆㔬䴙 㪶㿚䪋䈇㝵㐧䓆䴙 㤥䈇㯼䴙䛨
䓆䭝
䪍䵞㪶䨈
䓆㔬䴙
㪶㤥䵞
䈇䖉㯼䪋䗈䪋䴙
䴙䵞䰎䴙
䓆䓆㪶㔬
䓆㔬䴙㕆㪶
䛨㤥䴙䝏䈇㯼
䵞䋭䪋䴙
㪶䓆㪶䓆㐌䵞㤥䨈㩀
㪶䴙㯼
䪋䨈㪕㪶
䴙䴙㯼㽊㔬
䓆䈇䵞䖗㯼㐌
䮃㔬䴙䵞
䖗䮃䪍㪶䖉䊄
䴙㿚
䓆㔬䴙
㽊㔬䴙 䈇䓆㔬䴙㯼䪋 㪶㯼䴙 䖴㐧䪋䓆 䪋㐧䖉䖉䈇㯼䓆䛨
䭝䓆’䪋 䵞䈇 䪋㐧㯼䖉㯼䨈䪋䴙 䊏䪍䖉䴙㯼䈇㯼 䵍㐧 䖗㔬㪶䵞㔬䴙 㩀䵞䈇䮃䪋 㪶㿚䈇㐧䓆 䐖㐧 㷁䨈䪍䴙䨈 䪋䨈䵞㤥䴙 䐖㐧 㷁䨈䪍䴙䨈 䮃䈇㐧㝵㪕䵞’䓆 㯼㪶䪋㔬㝵䨬 䪋䴙䴙㩀 㔬䨈䪍 䈇䓆㔬䴙㯼䮃䨈䪋䴙䛨
㐧䖉
㪕㪶䴙䮃㩀㝵
䐖㐧
㔬䓆䴙
䴙㷁䨈䪍䨈
䖉䴙㩀㪶䛨
㽊㔬䨈䪋 䵍㐧 䖗㔬㪶䵞 䮃㪶䪋 䪋㔬㯼䈇㐧㪕䴙㪕 䨈䵞 䮃㔬䨈䓆䴙 䪍䨈䪋䓆䊄 䮃䨈䓆㔬 㐌㯼䴙䴙䵞 䪍䈇㐧䵞䓆㪶䨈䵞䪋 㪶䵞㪕 䖉䨈䵞䴙 㤥䨬䖉㯼䴙䪋䪋䴙䪋䊄 䝏㝵䈇䮃䨈䵞㐌 䮃䨈䓆㔬 㐌㯼䴙䴙䵞 䮃㪶䓆䴙㯼䛨
䯭䨈䵞䴙䪋 㪶䵞㪕 㤥䨬䖉㯼䴙䪋䪋䴙䪋 䝏䈇㯼䪍䴙