When Kai and Gary had returned to the Wolf’s Pool Club, they found that Austin had finally managed to get some sleep on the back red couches. He was snoring rather loudly, with his arm hanging down, almost brushing the floor.
It had to have been an exhausting day for him, and not just for him, it was the same for the other two. It was around midday now, and when sitting down, it didn’t take long for both Gary and Kai to fall asleep on several other back seats that were placed in the room.
When Miss Degrace had entered to open up the place, she had quickly turned the sign to state that they would be closed for the day, wanting them to get as much rest as possible.
“These kids have completely changed Slough, and in a lot of ways, they seem to be shaping the country as well as the road. So, they should at least be able to sleep for a while,” Miss Degrace thought as she carried on her duties as she usually would, only leaving the noisy parts of running the business till later.
As it got close to evening, Miss Degrace had gone downstairs to do a stock count of inventory. Then she would order more products for the business. She took the job seriously, even though it didn’t matter how much the business brought in or not.
But it had somewhat become her joy, she liked that it was a safe place for her daughter as well as the rest of the Howlers to hang out in.
Upstairs, the door was locked, so she thought all would be fine. While downstairs, she had no idea what had taken place above. The lock had been skillfully picked, and two men in all black clothing had entered.
The dark sky was seen behind them for a brief second, but their red glowing eyes was what caught their attention.
“These are the people the king has chosen, and they’re sleeping just like this even though we are in front of them,” the woman said, curling her tongue. “They aren’t going to be any help at all, I can see that at first glance.”
“They might seem that way,” the man next to her said. “But believe me, they manage to pull through. Don’t let your biases get ahead of you. You should have heard the report, whether you believe it’s exaggerated or not, the king has asked us to do this.”
The two decided to walk over, and begin to move over to the green-haired man. A few creaks in the wooden floorboards were heard and had caught the attention of Kai, who was flicking his eyes open.
He rubbed them a few times, as he could only see the back of the two intruders.
“Gary, Austin, trouble!” Kai shouted.
Gary opened his eyes as he heard the sound, he was still a bit groggy. As for Austin, he had jumped up, and could see the two of them straight away.
“Crap!” Austin said, as he quickly got to his feet and kicked off, charging forward. Immediately, he threw a fist at the woman who was closest.
As Gary was clearing his vision, he stared at the man, and noticed that he looked oddly familiar, yet different at the same time. Almost as if he knew him, but he went through quite a change.
“Wait, isn’t that…Austin stop!” Gary shouted.
It was a little too late, as Austin was already charging in full force with his fist. He hadn’t transformed but had put all of his Altered powers into the attack.
The woman calmly raised her hand and grabbed onto the fist. The impact shook the room slightly, and made some of the bottles on the shelves clink.
She had to use her other hand to support her wrist to stop the attack, but she had stopped it. Leaving not just Austin surprised, but the woman as well.
“You’re quite strong, maybe I did jump to conclusions too fast,” the woman stated.
Gary had finally stood up, and thankfully Kai had heard Gary shout his words, so he didn’t attack his unexpected guests.
“It’s Blackjack, right, it’s you?” Gary asked, questioning himself almost.
“I look a bit different cleaned up, right?” Blackjack said as he touched his smooth face. In jail, he had let his facial hair as well as the hair by the side of his head dangle quite a bit.
He was quite the hairy man, which made Gary even assume he was a werewolf if it wasn’t for the smell, but now he was clean-cut, Gary almost didn’t recognize him.
“They have assigned me on this task because of my relationship with you, Gary, since the two of us worked together before, they thought it would be easier.”
When hearing the words "this task," Gary realized as he looked at the time. It was the evening.
“So you two must be the Altered hunters working for the vampires then?” Kai questioned.
“Right, we are, although let’s not use the V word in public. You can say settlement in the future, it’s a term we use when talking amongst ourselves,” Blackjack answered. “Let me also formally introduce myself. My name is Blackjack Fortuna, and I am one of the vampire knights belonging to the 9th family.
“We often don’t go out much, but my case is a special one, as for my colleague, well she can introduce herself.”
The woman and Austin no longer were touching arms. She quickly took it back and stood straight. There was something off about her that Kai and Gary had noticed. Her skin seemed to be even paler than the vampires they saw.
Her cheeks were slightly sunken in…and there was one more thing that was different about her, her smell wasn’t quite the same as the others.
“I am the vampire knight belonging to the Second family. I have formally taken on the Cha name. I am the knight of the second family named Kim Cha.”
In the end, Kai couldn’t keep his curiosity to himself.
“You’re different to him,” Kai said. “Why, do you feel different?”
Kim looked Kai up and down, but didn’t think much, but she did give an answer.
“That is because I’m not a vampire,” Kim answered. “I’m a subclass, known as a White.”
The vampire world was truly a new world for the others, as they had no clue what the heck a subclass was, or what even was a White, but Austin could feel it. The immense amount of power that was used to block his strike.
It was different compared to vampires.
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䗶㠪䋪㡸䃴㧇㠪 䩳㜯㠪㡹㠪 㓫㡸㧇 㩪䃴㧇䩳 㧇㪓㲪㠪䩳㜯䵲㢰䭂 䩳㜯㡸䩳 㑏㠪㦹䩳 䵲㢰䩳㡹䃴㧇䵲䕿㠪㛜 䰨㡸䕰䂬㠪 䵲㑏 䩳㜯㠪䕰 㓫㠪㡹㠪 㡸㦹㦹 㩪䃴㧇䩳 䋪䃴㡹䵲㪓䃴㧇 㜯䃴㲪㡸㢰㧇䕥 䩳㜯㠪䕰 㓫㪓䃴㦹䜻㢰䀅䩳 㲪䵲㢰䜻䕥 䂬䃴䩳 䵲䩳 㓫㡸㧇 㜯㡸㡹䜻 䩳㪓 㢰㪓䩳 㧇㠪㠪 䩳㜯㠪 䩳㓫㪓 㡸㧇䕥 㓫㠪㦹㦹䕥 㲪㪓㡹䩳㡸㦹 㠪㢰㠪㲪䵲㠪㧇㛜
䰨㡸䕰䂬㠪 䵲䩳 㓫㡸㧇 䩳㜯㠪 㡸㢰㢰㪓䕰䵲㢰䭂 䩳㓫䵲䩳䋪㜯 䩳㜯㠪䕰 㑏㠪㦹䩳 䵲㢰 䩳㜯㠪䵲㡹 㢰㪓㧇㠪䕥 䩳㜯㡸䩳 㲪㡸䜻㠪 䱏㡸㡹䕰 㧇䩳䵲㦹㦹 㑏㠪㠪㦹 㡸 㦹䵲䩳䩳㦹㠪 㪓㑏㑏䕥 䂬䃴䩳 㜯㠪 㓫㡸㧇 䩳㜯㡸㢰䇝㑏䃴㦹 䩳㜯㡸䩳 㡸䩳 㦹㠪㡸㧇䩳 䗶㦹㡸䋪䇝㩪㡸䋪䇝 㓫㡸㧇 䩳㜯㠪㡹㠪㛜
䂴䴰㡹㠪䋪䵲㧇㠪㦹䕰㛜䢭 䗶㦹㡸䋪䇝㩪㡸䋪䇝 䭂㡹㪓㡸㢰㠪䜻 㡸㧇 㜯㠪 㧇㦹㡸㛒㛒㠪䜻 䩳㜯㠪 䩳㪓㛒 㪓㑏 㜯䵲㧇 㜯㠪㡸䜻㛜 䠺䩳 㓫㡸㧇 䋪㦹㠪㡸㡹 㜯㠪 㓫㡸㧇 䩳㜯䵲㢰䇝䵲㢰䭂 㡸䂬㪓䃴䩳 䩳㜯㠪 㛒㡸㧇䩳 㠪䕿㠪㢰䩳㧇㛜
䂴䥯㠪 㧇㠪䩳䩳㦹㠪㲪㠪㢰䩳 㲪㠪㲪䂬㠪㡹㧇 㜯㡸䕿㠪 㓫㡸䕰㧇 㪓㑏 䭂㠪䩳䩳䵲㢰䭂 㪓䃴䩳 㪓㑏 㧇䵲䩳䃴㡸䩳䵲㪓㢰㧇 䃴㧇䵲㢰䭂 㪓䃴㡹 㓫㡸䕰㧇㛜 㯹㠪䩳䀅㧇 㩪䃴㧇䩳 㧇㡸䕰 㪓䃴㡹 㛒㠪㡹㧇䃴㡸㧇䵲㪓㢰 䩳㠪䋪㜯㢰䵲㔣䃴㠪㧇 㡸㢰䜻 㓫㪓㡹䜻㧇 䭂㪓 㡸 㦹㪓㢰䭂 㓫㡸䕰䕥䢭 䗶㦹㡸䋪䇝㩪㡸䋪䇝 㧇䩳㡸䩳㠪䜻㛜 䂴䠺 㓫㡸㧇 㛒㠪㡹㜯㡸㛒㧇 䩳㪓㪓 䋪㪓㢰㑏䵲䜻㠪㢰䩳 䵲㢰 䩳㜯䵲㧇 㡸㢰䜻 䃴㧇㠪䜻 䵲䩳 㪓㢰 䩳㜯㠪 㓫㡹㪓㢰䭂 䵲㢰䜻䵲䕿䵲䜻䃴㡸㦹㛜 䎂㑏䩳㠪㡹 䩳㜯㡸䩳䕥 䠺 㜯㡸䜻 䩳㪓 䩳㡹䕰 䩳㪓 㑏䵲䭂㜯䩳 㡸㢰䜻 㠪㧇䋪㡸㛒㠪䕥 㡸㢰䜻 䩳㜯㠪㢰 㜯㠪 㧇㡸㓫 㜯㪓㓫 㧇䩳㡹㪓㢰䭂 䠺 㓫㡸㧇㛜
䈑䕿㠪㡹䕰㪓㢰㠪 䇝㢰㠪㓫 㓫㜯㡸䩳 䱏㡸㡹䕰 㦹㪓㪓䇝㠪䜻 㦹䵲䇝㠪䕥 㡸㢰䜻 㩪䃴㧇䩳 㓫㠪㡸㡹䵲㢰䭂 㡸 㓫䵲䭂 䩳㪓 䋪㜯㡸㢰䭂㠪 㜯䵲㧇 㜯㡸䵲㡹 䋪㪓㦹㪓㡹 㓫㪓䃴㦹䜻 䜻㪓 㧇㪓㲪㠪䕥 䂬䃴䩳 䵲䩳 㓫㡸㧇㢰䀅䩳 䭂㪓䵲㢰䭂 䩳㪓 䂬㠪 㠪㢰㪓䃴䭂㜯㛜
䂴㴺㠪 䜻㪓㠪㧇 㜯㡸䕿㠪 㡸 㛒㪓䵲㢰䩳 䱏㡸㡹䕰䕥 䠺 䩳㜯䵲㢰䇝 㢰㪓㓫 䵲䩳䀅㧇 㢰㪓䩳 㩪䃴㧇䩳 䕰㪓䃴㡹 䭂㡹㠪㠪㢰 㜯㡸䵲㡹䕥 䂬䃴䩳 㠪䕿㠪㡹䕰䩳㜯䵲㢰䭂 㡸䂬㪓䃴䩳 䕰㪓䃴 㧇䩳㡸㢰䜻㧇 㪓䃴䩳䕥 㡸㢰䜻 䩳㜯㠪䕰 㓫㪓䃴㦹䜻 㢰㪓䩳䵲䋪㠪 䕰㪓䃴 䵲㢰 㡸 㜯㠪㡸㡹䩳䂬㠪㡸䩳㛜䢭
䎂䋪䋪㪓㡹䜻䵲㢰䭂 䩳㪓 䰨䵲㧇㧇 㖱㠪䭂㡹㡸䋪㠪䕥 䩳㜯㠪㡹㠪 㓫㠪㡹㠪 㡸 㑏㠪㓫 䩳䵲㲪㠪㧇 䵲㢰 㜯㠪㡹 㦹䵲㑏㠪 㓫㜯㠪㡹㠪 㧇㜯㠪 㢰㠪㠪䜻㠪䜻 䩳㪓 㦹㪓㪓䇝 㦹䵲䇝㠪 㡸㢰 㠪㢰䩳䵲㡹㠪㦹䕰 䜻䵲㑏㑏㠪㡹㠪㢰䩳 㛒㠪㡹㧇㪓㢰 䵲㢰 㪓㡹䜻㠪㡹 䩳㪓 㠪㧇䋪㡸㛒㠪 㡸 㑏㠪㓫 㛒㠪㪓㛒㦹㠪㛜
䎨㜯㡸䩳 䵲㢰䋪㦹䃴䜻㠪䜻 㧇㪓㲪㠪 㲪㠪㢰 䩳㜯㡸䩳 㧇㜯㠪 㓫㪓䃴㦹䜻 䭂㪓 㪓㢰 䜻㡸䩳㠪㧇 㓫䵲䩳㜯 㲪㡸䕰䂬㠪 㩪䃴㧇䩳 㪓㢰䋪㠪 㡸㢰䜻 䩳㜯㠪䕰 㓫㪓䃴㦹䜻 㠪㢰䜻 䃴㛒 䂬㠪䵲㢰䭂 䵲㢰䋪㡹㠪䜻䵲䂬㦹䕰 㛒㠪㡹㧇䵲㧇䩳㠪㢰䩳㛜
䓉㪓㓫 㜯䵲㧇 㜯㡸䵲㡹 䋪㡸㲪㠪 䜻㪓㓫㢰 䂬䕰 䩳㜯㠪 㧇䵲䜻㠪 㪓㑏 㜯䵲㧇 㑏㡸䋪㠪䕥 䋪㪓䕿㠪㡹䵲㢰䭂 䃴㛒 㲪㪓㧇䩳 㪓㑏 㜯䵲㧇 㩪㡸㓫 㦹䵲㢰㠪㛜
䎂㑏䩳㠪㡹 䩳㜯㡸䩳䕥 㧇㜯㠪 䃴㧇㠪䜻 㧇㪓㲪㠪 㪓㑏 㜯㠪㡹 㠪䕰㠪䂬㡹㪓㓫 㑏䵲㦹㦹㠪㡹 䩳㪓 䭂䵲䕿㠪 䩳㜯㠪㲪 㡸 䩳㜯䵲䋪䇝㠪㡹 㦹㪓㪓䇝㛜
㯹㡸㧇䩳㦹䕰䕥 㡸䜻㩪䃴㧇䩳䵲㢰䭂 䩳㜯㠪 㜯㡸䵲㡹 㠪㫃䩳㠪㢰㧇䵲㪓㢰㧇䕥 㧇㜯㠪 㜯㡸䜻 䜻㠪䋪䵲䜻㠪䜻 䩳㪓 䃴㧇㠪 㡸 䩳㠪㲪㛒㪓㡹㡸㡹䕰 㑏䵲㫃䩳䃴㡹㠪 㓫㜯㠪㡹㠪 䱏㡸㡹䕰 䋪㪓䃴㦹䜻 㡸䩳䩳㡸䋪㜯 䵲䩳 䩳㪓 㜯䵲㧇 䂬㠪㡸㡹䜻㛜 䠺䩳 㓫㡸㧇 㑏䵲㢰㠪㦹䕰 䩳㜯㡹㠪㡸䜻㠪䜻 㪓㢰 㜯䵲㧇 㑏㡸䋪㠪䕥 㧇㪓 䵲䩳 䜻䵲䜻㢰䀅䩳 㦹㪓㪓䇝 㦹䵲䇝㠪 㩪䃴㧇䩳 㡸 㢰㪓㡹㲪㡸㦹 㑏䃴㦹㦹 䂬㠪㡸㡹䜻 㪓㢰㠪 䋪㪓䃴㦹䜻 䂬䃴䕰㛜
䥯㜯㠪㢰 䰨䵲㧇㧇 㖱㠪䭂㡹㡸䋪㠪 㓫㡸㧇 䜻㪓㢰㠪 㡸㢰䜻 䱏㡸㡹䕰 㦹㪓㪓䇝㠪䜻 䵲㢰 䩳㜯㠪 㲪䵲㡹㡹㪓㡹䕥 㜯㠪 㦹㪓㪓䇝㠪䜻 㡸㧇 䵲㑏 㜯㠪 㜯㡸䜻 㡸䭂㠪䜻 㡸㡹㪓䃴㢰䜻 䬗 䕰㠪㡸㡹㧇㛜
䂴㵻㡸㡹㠪㑏䃴㦹㛜䢭 䰨䵲㧇㧇 㖱㠪䭂㡹㡸䋪㠪 䋪㡸㦹㦹㠪䜻 㪓䃴䩳㛜 䂴䠺䩳 㦹㪓㪓䇝㧇 䭂㪓㪓䜻 㡸㢰䜻 㓫䵲㦹㦹 䂬㠪 㡸䂬㦹㠪 䩳㪓 䩳㡸䇝㠪 㧇㪓㲪㠪 㡹㪓䃴䭂㜯 䩳㡹㠪㡸䩳㲪㠪㢰䩳䕥 䂬䃴䩳 䵲㑏 䕰㪓䃴 㡹䃴䂬 䵲䩳 䩳㪓㪓 㲪䃴䋪㜯 䩳㜯㠪䕰䀅㦹㦹 㑏㡸㦹㦹 㪓䃴䩳 㡸㢰䜻 䋪㪓㲪㛒㦹㠪䩳㠪㦹䕰 䜻䵲㧇㡸㛒㛒㠪㡸㡹㛜䢭
䱏㡸㡹䕰 䵲㲪㡸䭂䵲㢰㠪䜻 䩳㜯㡸䩳 㲪㠪㡸㢰䩳 䵲㑏 㜯㠪 䭂㪓䩳 䵲㢰䩳㪓 㡸 㡹㪓䃴䭂㜯 㑏䵲䭂㜯䩳䕥 㪓㡹 䃴㧇㠪䜻 㡸㢰䕰 㪓㑏 㜯䵲㧇 䩳㡹㡸㢰㧇㑏㪓㡹㲪㡸䩳䵲㪓㢰㧇 䩳㜯㠪䕰 㓫㪓䃴㦹䜻 㡸㛒㛒㠪㡸㡹 㡸㧇 㓫㠪㦹㦹㛜
䎨㜯㠪 䩳㜯䵲㢰䭂 㓫㡸㧇䕥 䱏㡸㡹䕰 㜯㡸䜻 㢰㪓 㑏㡸䋪䵲㡸㦹 㜯㡸䵲㡹 䩳㪓 㧇䩳㡸㡹䩳 㓫䵲䩳㜯䕥 㡸㢰䜻 㠪䕿㠪㢰 䩳㜯㪓䃴䭂㜯 㜯㠪 㜯㡸䜻 㡸䭂㠪䜻 㔣䃴䵲䩳㠪 㡸 䂬䵲䩳䕥 㜯㠪 㧇䩳䵲㦹㦹 㜯㡸䜻 㢰㪓 㑏㡸䋪䵲㡸㦹 㜯㡸䵲㡹㛜
㶕㪓 䩳䃴㡹㢰䵲㢰䭂 㑏䃴㦹㦹 㓫㪓㦹㑏 㡸㢰䜻 䂬㡸䋪䇝䕥 㓫㪓䃴㦹䜻 䋪㠪㡹䩳㡸䵲㢰㦹䕰 䭂㠪䩳 㡹䵲䜻 㪓㑏 㜯䵲㧇 㑏㡸䋪䵲㡸㦹 㜯㡸䵲㡹䕥 㡸㢰䜻 㜯㠪 㓫㪓䃴㦹䜻 䂬㠪 㦹䃴䋪䇝䕰 䵲㑏 㜯㠪 䋪㪓䃴㦹䜻 㧇㪓㲪㠪㜯㪓㓫 䇝㠪㠪㛒 㜯䵲㧇 㓫䵲䭂 㪓㢰 㡸䭂㡸䵲㢰㛜
䂴䎨㜯㡸䩳䀅㧇 䩳㜯㠪 䵲㧇㧇䃴㠪 㓫䵲䩳㜯 䂬㠪䵲㢰䭂 㑏㡸㲪㪓䃴㧇䕥䢭 㧂㡸䵲 㧇㡸䵲䜻㛜 䂴㱁㪓䃴 䂬㡹㪓䃴䭂㜯䩳 䵲䩳 㪓㢰 䕰㪓䃴㡹㧇㠪㦹㑏䕥 䕰㪓䃴 䇝㢰㪓㓫 䕰㪓䃴 㢰㠪䕿㠪㡹 㜯㡸䜻 䩳㪓 䋪㜯㡸㦹㦹㠪㢰䭂㠪 㴺㡸㡹䕿㪓㡹 䩳㪓 㡸㢰 䎂㞟㵻 㲪㡸䩳䋪㜯䕥 䩳㜯㠪㡹㠪 䋪㪓䃴㦹䜻 㜯㡸䕿㠪 䂬㠪㠪㢰 㪓䩳㜯㠪㡹 㓫㡸䕰㧇 㓫㠪 䜻㠪㡸㦹䩳 㓫䵲䩳㜯 䩳㜯㠪 䎂㞟㵻 䭂㡸㢰䭂㛜 䎨㜯㡸䩳 㓫㪓䃴㦹䜻 㜯㡸䕿㠪 㲪㡸䜻㠪 䕰㪓䃴 㦹㠪㧇㧇 㑏㡸㲪㪓䃴㧇㛜䢭
䱏㡸㡹䕰 䜻䵲䜻㢰䀅䩳 㧇㡸䕰 㡸㢰䕰䩳㜯䵲㢰䭂䕥 㡸䩳 䩳㜯㠪 䩳䵲㲪㠪 㜯㠪 㓫㡸㧇 䩳㡹䕰䵲㢰䭂 䩳㪓 㜯䃴㡹䩳 㴺㡸㡹䕿㪓㡹 㡸㧇 㲪䃴䋪㜯 㡸㧇 㜯㠪 䋪㪓䃴㦹䜻 䂬㠪䋪㡸䃴㧇㠪 㪓㑏 䳹㡸䕰䜻㠪㢰䕥 㡸㢰䜻 䩳㜯㠪㡹㠪 㓫㡸㧇 䩳㜯㠪 㓫㜯㪓㦹㠪 䵲㧇㧇䃴㠪 㓫䵲䩳㜯 䰃䵲㢰 㡸㧇 㓫㠪㦹㦹㛜
䂴䎂㦹㡹䵲䭂㜯䩳䕥 㡸㦹㡹䵲䭂㜯䩳 㦹㠪䩳䀅㧇 㢰㪓䩳 㓫㡸㧇䩳㠪 㡸 㦹㪓䩳 㪓㑏 䩳䵲㲪㠪㛜䢭 䗶㦹㡸䋪䇝㩪㡸䋪䇝 㧇㡸䵲䜻㛜 䂴䥯䵲䩳㜯 䩳㜯㡸䩳 㡸㦹㦹 䜻㪓㢰㠪䕥 㢰㪓㓫 㓫㠪 㢰㠪㠪䜻 䩳㪓 㜯㠪㡸䜻 䩳㪓 㲪㠪㠪䩳 㓫䵲䩳㜯 䩳㜯㠪 㪓䩳㜯㠪㡹㧇㛜 䎨㜯㠪 䎂㦹䩳㠪㡹㠪䜻 㜯䃴㢰䩳㠪㡹㧇 䩳㜯㡸䩳 㡸㡹㠪 㛒㡸㡹䩳 㪓㑏 䩳㜯䵲㧇 㠪㫃㛒㠪䜻䵲䩳䵲㪓㢰 㡸㡹㠪 䋪㡸㲪㛒㠪䜻 䵲㢰 䩳㜯㠪 㓫㪓㪓䜻㧇 䃴㛒 㡸 㲪㪓䃴㢰䩳㡸䵲㢰 㧇䵲䜻㠪 㡸㡹㪓䃴㢰䜻 䩳㜯䵲㡹䩳䕰 㲪䵲㢰䃴䩳㠪㧇 䜻㡹䵲䕿㠪 㪓䃴䩳 㪓㑏 㶕㦹㪓䃴䭂㜯㛜
䂴䎨㜯㠪䕰 㡸㡹㠪 㠪㫃㛒㠪䋪䩳䵲㢰䭂 䕰㪓䃴 䩳㜯㡹㠪㠪 䂬䃴䩳 䠺 㢰㠪㠪䜻 䩳㪓 㓫㡸㡹㢰 䕰㪓䃴 㡸䂬㪓䃴䩳 䩳㜯㠪㲪㛜 㞟䵲㡹㧇䩳䕥 㧇㪓㲪㠪 㪓㑏 䩳㜯㠪 䎂㦹䩳㠪㡹㠪䜻 㜯䃴㢰䩳㠪㡹㧇 䋪㡸㢰 䂬㠪 䕿㠪㡹䕰 㡸㡹㡹㪓䭂㡸㢰䩳 㡸䂬㪓䃴䩳 䩳㜯㠪䵲㡹 㧇䩳㡸㡹 㡹㡸㢰䇝䵲㢰䭂㛜 䠺㑏 䕰㪓䃴 㡸㡹㠪 䂬㠪㦹㪓㓫 䩳㜯㠪㲪 䩳㜯㠪䕰 㑏㠪㠪㦹 䩳㜯㡸䩳 㓫㜯㡸䩳㠪䕿㠪㡹 䩳㜯㠪䕰 㧇㡸䕰 䕰㪓䃴 㲪䃴㧇䩳 䜻㪓㛜
䂴㶕㠪䋪㪓㢰䜻䕥 㡸㦹㦹 㪓㑏 䕰㪓䃴 㲪䵲䭂㜯䩳 㜯㡸䕿㠪 䩳㪓 㛒㡹㪓䕿㠪 㓫㜯䕰 䕰㪓䃴 㧇㜯㪓䃴㦹䜻 䂬㠪 㡸㦹㦹㪓㓫㠪䜻 㪓㢰 䩳㜯䵲㧇 㲪䵲㧇㧇䵲㪓㢰㛜 㖱㪓㢰䀅䩳 䭂㪓 㪓䕿㠪㡹䂬㪓㡸㡹䜻䕥 䂬䃴䩳 䜻㪓㢰䀅䩳 㑏㡸䵲㦹 㪓䩳㜯㠪㡹㓫䵲㧇㠪 㓫㠪䀅㡹㠪 䭂㪓䵲㢰䭂 䩳㪓 㜯㡸䕿㠪 㡸㢰㢰㪓䕰䵲㢰䭂 㛒㡹㪓䂬㦹㠪㲪㧇 㪓㢰 㪓䃴㡹 㜯㡸㢰䜻㧇㛜䢭 䗶㦹㡸䋪䇝㩪㡸䋪䇝 䵲㢰㑏㪓㡹㲪㠪䜻䕥 㡸㢰䜻 㓫㦹㡸䇝㠪䜻 㪓䕿㠪㡹 㜯㡸㢰䜻䵲㢰䭂 㠪㡸䋪㜯 㪓㑏 䩳㜯㠪㲪 㡸 㦹㡸㡹䭂㠪 䂬㡸䭂 㪓㑏 䋪㦹㪓䩳㜯㠪㧇㛜 䎂㧇 䩳㜯㠪䕰 㦹㪓㪓䇝㠪䜻 䵲㢰㧇䵲䜻㠪 䩳㜯㠪䕰 䋪㪓䃴䜻㦹 㧇㠪㠪 䵲䩳 㓫㡸㧇 䩳㜯㠪 䎂㦹䩳㠪㡹㠪䜻 㜯䃴㢰䩳㠪㡹 㤿㢰䵲㑏㡹㪓㲪 㡸㦹㪓㢰䭂 㓫䵲䩳㜯 㡸 䂬㦹㡸䋪䇝 㲪㡸㧇䇝 㡸㢰䜻 㪓䩳㜯㠪㡹 䩳㜯䵲㢰䭂㧇㛜 䎨㜯㠪䕰 䜻䵲䜻㢰'䩳 䋪㜯㡸㢰䭂㠪 䵲㢰䩳㪓 䩳㜯㠪㲪 㩪䃴㧇䩳 䕰㠪䩳 㡸㢰䜻 䩳㜯㠪 㠪㢰䩳䵲㡹㠪 䭂㡹㪓䃴㛒 㦹㠪㑏䩳 䩳㜯㠪 䥯㪓㦹㑏䀅㧇 䴰㪓㪓㦹 㵻㦹䃴䂬㛜
䥯㜯㠪㢰 㓫㡸㢰䜻㠪㡹䵲㢰䭂 㪓䃴䩳㧇䵲䜻㠪䕥 䩳㜯㠪䕰 䋪㪓䃴㦹䜻 㧇㠪㠪 䩳㜯㡹㠪㠪 㩪㠪䩳 䂬㦹㡸䋪䇝 㧇㛒㪓㡹䩳㧇 䂬䵲䇝㠪㧇 㩪䃴㧇䩳 㛒㡸㡹䇝㠪䜻 䃴㛒 㪓㢰 䩳㜯㠪 㧇䩳㡹㠪㠪䩳㛜
㦾㦾㦾㦾㦾
㞟㪓㡹 䃴㛒䜻㡸䩳㠪㧇 㑏㪓㡹 䰨䥯㶕 㡸㢰䜻 㑏䃴䩳䃴㡹㠪 㓫㪓㡹䇝㧇䕥 㛒㦹㠪㡸㧇㠪 㑏㪓㦹㦹㪓㓫 㲪㠪 㪓㢰 㲪䕰 㧇㪓䋪䵲㡸㦹 㲪㠪䜻䵲㡸 䂬㠪㦹㪓㓫㛜
㦾䴰㡸䩳㡹㠪㪓㢰㲴 㩪䇝㧇㲪㡸㢰䭂㡸
䥯㜯㠪㢰 㢰㠪㓫㧇 㪓㑏 䰨䒦㶕䕥 䰨䥯㶕 㪓㡹 㡸㢰䕰 㪓䩳㜯㠪㡹 㧇㠪㡹䵲㠪㧇 䋪㪓㲪㠪㧇 㪓䃴䩳䕥 䕰㪓䃴 㓫䵲㦹㦹 䂬㠪 㡸䂬㦹㠪 䩳㪓 㧇㠪㠪 䵲䩳 䩳㜯㠪㡹㠪 㑏䵲㡹㧇䩳䕥 㡸㢰䜻 䕰㪓䃴 䋪㡸㢰 㡹㠪㡸䋪㜯 㪓䃴䩳 䩳㪓 㲪㠪㛜 䠺㑏 䠺䀅㲪 㢰㪓䩳 䩳㪓㪓 䂬䃴㧇䕰䕥 䠺 䩳㠪㢰䜻 䩳㪓 㡹㠪㛒㦹䕰㛜㛜
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