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Amaris remained still, chest rising and falling with a calmness as she examined both Ben and his weapon carefully. He seemed less on edge now she'd revealed herself, but she couldn't afford to underestimate him.
Are you Sith?
The question produced a head tilt from Amaris, along with her brows knitting together with curiosity.
"No." She answered, another blunt jab into the conversation. "The Knights of Ren oppose the ideals of both the Sith and the Jedi. We operate in a...grey area."
Amaris straightened her posture, allowing her arms to fall at her sides, relaxing from the defensive pose she'd taken up until now.
"Each of us are Force sensitive, yes-" She paused to turn her head, peering behind her, mind occupied with mapping out their journey to the location of her brothers. "-yet we are mostly untrained. Our gifts lack control."
The woman swivelled her head toward Ben again, gaze slightly hardened. The pair were losing daylight, and the winding walkways of the canyon would pose more threat and hassle in the dark. All sorts of shady folk made use of the ravine's shrouded nature once the sun had disappeared under the horizon.
"Come. We're losing the light." She voiced, gesturing to the rocky pathway behind her with a simple nod.
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His robes still smelled like smoke. There was traces of ash in his hair, and in his boots he felt the grime of pebbles and crumble walls. Ben's crime was still left all over his body when he step off his Starship.
Having landed in a small settlement on a outer rim world. Following the directions Snoke had sent him. Landing in an empty lot of a busy market place. Already filled with farmer, craftsmen and villagers looking up at the stranger. Pausing to glance over his robes.
Ben paused at the end of the ramp. Glancing around, waiting. Expecting the alarm to go off. Of someone, anyone to recognize his face.
Surely, Ben thought, the call would have gone out. His face plastered on Wanted posters. Someone must have already found Luke and his temple in ruins. That the bodies would have been counted and Ben not being amonge them.
No.
Ben shut his eyes. Blocking off that train of thought.
He pulled his hood over his head. Keeping his eyes down. Avoiding the gaze of others. His mind back on his mission.
Following Snoke's words he headed out of town. Towards a canyon. Leading down narrow paths filled with shadows. Here where Ben can sense a ripple through the force. The Knight's of Ren, or one of their members were near.
One hand kept close to his hidden lightsaber, just in case. Every little noise or shadow had Ben stopping in his tracks. Glancing upwards and around him. Poses and ready for danger.
"I know you're here." Ben finally said outloud. "He told me where to find you."
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âYes.â Amaris affirmed. âHe calls himself Ren, but that is not his name. He can explain that to you himself, if we ever get out of this ravine.â She added, jabbing a hint of humour into their situation.
The woman knew it wouldnât take long for Ben to figure out where she was hiding. The Force was his ally, even after abandoning his future as a Jedi. It flowed through him so fiercely. Amaris could sense it. He was reaching out, trying to see what his eyes could not.
The Knights of Ren, although Force sensitive in nature, were mostly untrained. Their abilities had no balance. Little control. Some of them could produce specific abilities, especially during combat, but none of it compared to a student of the Jedi.
At last, their eyes met, and Amaris remained perfectly still, as if she was carved of the same stone sheâd found refuge in. The bright light pouring from his ignited blade coated the walls in colour, revealing even more of the Knightâs hiding place.
âNo tests.â She said, trying to make her tone sound somewhat reassuring. âYou will face trials if you join us, but not yet, and certainly not under my judgement.â
Slowly, with vigilance, Amaris abandoned her refuge. She carefully slid down the side of the ravine wall, bundles of stones and dust coming loose under her boots. Once firmly on flat ground, right in front of Ben, she halted, holding out open palms toward him as an act of amity.
âI wonât raise my weapon to you.â She declared. âNot unless you give me reason to.â
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His robes still smelled like smoke. There was traces of ash in his hair, and in his boots he felt the grime of pebbles and crumble walls. Ben's crime was still left all over his body when he step off his Starship.
Having landed in a small settlement on a outer rim world. Following the directions Snoke had sent him. Landing in an empty lot of a busy market place. Already filled with farmer, craftsmen and villagers looking up at the stranger. Pausing to glance over his robes.
Ben paused at the end of the ramp. Glancing around, waiting. Expecting the alarm to go off. Of someone, anyone to recognize his face.
Surely, Ben thought, the call would have gone out. His face plastered on Wanted posters. Someone must have already found Luke and his temple in ruins. That the bodies would have been counted and Ben not being amonge them.
No.
Ben shut his eyes. Blocking off that train of thought.
He pulled his hood over his head. Keeping his eyes down. Avoiding the gaze of others. His mind back on his mission.
Following Snoke's words he headed out of town. Towards a canyon. Leading down narrow paths filled with shadows. Here where Ben can sense a ripple through the force. The Knight's of Ren, or one of their members were near.
One hand kept close to his hidden lightsaber, just in case. Every little noise or shadow had Ben stopping in his tracks. Glancing upwards and around him. Poses and ready for danger.
"I know you're here." Ben finally said outloud. "He told me where to find you."
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I remember you.
Hiding her own feminine features, like her voice, had proved to be borderline impossible since being initiated into the Knights of Ren. Even a voice modifier could only do so much to keep select parts of her identity hidden. Alas, it hardly mattered now. If her task was to gain enough trust to escort Ben Solo to her brethren, she need not hide. In fact, sheâd turned up to the meeting point maskless anyway, hoping to minimise the threat she may pose.
âYes.â She spoke again, blunt tone resonating inside the tucked-away crevice sheâd claimed as a hiding spot. âI was there. Your memory serves you well.â
Amaris began to shift position, attempting to peek some of her head into the open ravine. That way, she could get a good look at her counterpart, and assess his position. She needed to be sure that he wouldnât attack, so thorough evaluation was necessary.
âHe did, and itâs my task to guide you to my master-â A pause. â-heâs expecting you.â
With the utmost caution, the woman shuffled right to the edge of her shadowy perch, gloved hands clasped to any rock that might give her some stability. She revealed only her head into the light, her appraising gaze locked to the man below.
âHowever-â Another pause, the Knightâs head tilting to one side. âI doubt your trust in me, and Iâd rather leave this canyon with my limbs intact.â
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His robes still smelled like smoke. There was traces of ash in his hair, and in his boots he felt the grime of pebbles and crumble walls. Ben's crime was still left all over his body when he step off his Starship.
Having landed in a small settlement on a outer rim world. Following the directions Snoke had sent him. Landing in an empty lot of a busy market place. Already filled with farmer, craftsmen and villagers looking up at the stranger. Pausing to glance over his robes.
Ben paused at the end of the ramp. Glancing around, waiting. Expecting the alarm to go off. Of someone, anyone to recognize his face.
Surely, Ben thought, the call would have gone out. His face plastered on Wanted posters. Someone must have already found Luke and his temple in ruins. That the bodies would have been counted and Ben not being amonge them.
No.
Ben shut his eyes. Blocking off that train of thought.
He pulled his hood over his head. Keeping his eyes down. Avoiding the gaze of others. His mind back on his mission.
Following Snoke's words he headed out of town. Towards a canyon. Leading down narrow paths filled with shadows. Here where Ben can sense a ripple through the force. The Knight's of Ren, or one of their members were near.
One hand kept close to his hidden lightsaber, just in case. Every little noise or shadow had Ben stopping in his tracks. Glancing upwards and around him. Poses and ready for danger.
"I know you're here." Ben finally said outloud. "He told me where to find you."
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Itâs only a matter of time.
Thatâs what Ren had said. That boy. Ben Solo. A fissured dam, holding in a reservoir of untamed emotion, begging to collapse. Apparently, as new rumours emerged, Luke Skywalkerâs school for a new age of Jedi had been swallowed by flame and slaughter. The legacy of the Jedi, once again, reduced to mere splinters.
The very moment Ren caught wind of the massacre on Ossus, the Knights were mobilised. Together, they journeyed to some lacklustre planet in the outer rim; a meeting place, its location revealed through an esoteric transmission from Snoke himself. There, a weary and possibly unstable Ben Solo would make his debut as an official outcast, soon to be taken under the wing of the Knights of Ren.
Amaris was ultimately chosen to be the one to wait at the meeting point. She was younger than her brothers, yet exhibited great skill in stealth. The shadow could be her sanctuary, if she was careful; plus, she was only a few years older than Ben, and perhaps he might be persuaded to trust her without as much difficulty.
Alone, she set out, cautiously advancing to the discussed coordinates. A ravine. Like a deep scar in a canyon of stone and sand. Lifeless, and full of places to stay concealed. Perfect for purpose.
Before long, just as the light of sun had started to disappear over one side of the planet, Amaris sensed movement. Rocks shifting under boots. Not only that, but something tugged at her gut, like a distant strumming on the vast web of the Force. It was him, surely.
Oh yes. Him. Ben Solo. Looking dishevelled and disturbed. He called out to the deceivingly empty chasm.
âNo need for hostility.â Amaris spoke, her voice bouncing between cold stone walls. âWe arenât enemies.â
The Knight had found an ideal hiding spot. A cavity in the side of the ravine. She remained there, for now, watching Ben from the shadows, making sure to be absolutely sure of his intentions before revealing herself.
@knightxren
@silver-scribbles
His robes still smelled like smoke. There was traces of ash in his hair, and in his boots he felt the grime of pebbles and crumble walls. Ben's crime was still left all over his body when he step off his Starship.
Having landed in a small settlement on a outer rim world. Following the directions Snoke had sent him. Landing in an empty lot of a busy market place. Already filled with farmer, craftsmen and villagers looking up at the stranger. Pausing to glance over his robes.
Ben paused at the end of the ramp. Glancing around, waiting. Expecting the alarm to go off. Of someone, anyone to recognize his face.
Surely, Ben thought, the call would have gone out. His face plastered on Wanted posters. Someone must have already found Luke and his temple in ruins. That the bodies would have been counted and Ben not being amonge them.
No.
Ben shut his eyes. Blocking off that train of thought.
He pulled his hood over his head. Keeping his eyes down. Avoiding the gaze of others. His mind back on his mission.
Following Snoke's words he headed out of town. Towards a canyon. Leading down narrow paths filled with shadows. Here where Ben can sense a ripple through the force. The Knight's of Ren, or one of their members were near.
One hand kept close to his hidden lightsaber, just in case. Every little noise or shadow had Ben stopping in his tracks. Glancing upwards and around him. Poses and ready for danger.
"I know you're here." Ben finally said outloud. "He told me where to find you."
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⊠Practices acupuncture for her nerve damage. Usually administered by Apâlek
⊠Stretches and yawns like a cat, teeth bared and all.
⊠It took her a long time to adjust to her blindness, and is insecure about it a lot of the time.
⊠Constantly craves a warm bath. Also just generally loves water/swimming.
⊠Bruises incredibly easily.
⊠Smokes occasionally, depending on if and when she can get her hands on a cigarette. Craves it often, especially when stressed.
⊠Has struggled with sleep since she was a child. Plagued by nightmares and insomnia.
⊠Literally cannot stand overly enthusiastic/optimistic people. Sheâs a realist.
⊠Takes good care of her hair, but refuses to let it grow any longer than her shoulders.
⊠Looks after her nails, keeps them long, and tries her best not to damage them in battle. Gloves help.
⊠Intrigued by cultures and history.
⊠Slowly losing her first language đ„.
⊠Fast reader, enjoys reading.
⊠Loves to people watch, especially in gambler dens.
⊠Has hand tremors, is embarrassed of them.
⊠Genuinely likes her face scar, but despises the memories attached to it.
⊠Smells like metal and pine needles. After a wash and rest, thereâs a hint of fresh linen.
⊠Will catch herself singing old melodies from her home planet quite often, but will stop as soon as she does.
⊠Has a massive soft spot for animals.
⊠Feels right at home in a saddle, and can easily learn how to ride almost any creature naturally. Prefers riding mounts over machines.
⊠Her helmet is actually quite special to her. The Knights forged it for her when she was properly initiated.
⊠Donât touch her things, sheâll get upset.
⊠Will sport war paint/makeup, on occasion.
⊠Her species naturally have a high alcohol tolerance. She can out-drink all the the Knights.
⊠Definitely lifts weights. Girly has muscular arms and thighs.
⊠Actually likes to sunbathe, but not for long. Burns very easily.
⊠Her teeth are quite sharp, especially her incisors and canines.
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⊠First and foremost, submissive. Can be dominant on the rare occasion, depending on her choice of partner/s.
⊠Literally thrives on praise.
⊠Struggles with eye contact. Prefers to face away, or be blindfolded. Sheâs never opposed to forced eye contact though, but sheâll probably get all shy.*
⊠Face grabs.
⊠Prefers to have as little control as possible during.
⊠Cover her mouth with your hand. Warning: May Bite.
⊠Pin her down during training and watch her unravel under you.
⊠Sheâs got relatively large shoulders. Perfect for chomping.
⊠Her thighs are very sensitive. She usually keeps them covered for that reason.
⊠Enjoys a selection of pain, especially in the bedroom. It just fuels her.
⊠Youâll never get her to admit to it, but she loves to be restrained. Binders? Rope? Chains? The less she can fight you, the more sheâs enjoying herself.
⊠Craves a hand around her neck at all times.
⊠Wants to adore your body, desperate to memorise every feature.
⊠She doesnât care if she gets to finish, and would rather be used to her partner/s pleasure. Enjoys the action more than the end result.
⊠Incredibly insecure about her chest, but will let you see/touch if she enjoys your company enough.
⊠Unshaven. Neatened and tidied, of course, but not bare.
⊠Will tease you until you drag her off into a semi-secluded corner to teach her a lesson/get your fill.
⊠Wants to hide her face in your neck so you canât see her being sheepish around you.
⊠Sleeps around a lot whenever the Knights travel, but itâs only ever one night with a stranger/strangers that sheâll never see again.
⊠Not unfamiliar with sleeping with someone for information. Actually quite enjoys the thrill.
#headcanons#star wars#oc headcanons#oc stuff#amarisren#knights of ren#knight of ren oc#silverwriites#silly stuff#ignore author being a little bit cringe
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â§ đđ©đŠđłđŠ đ©đąđŽ đŻđŠđ·đŠđł đŁđŠđŠđŻ đłđ°đ°đź đȘđŻ đđźđąđłđȘđŽâ đđȘđ§đŠ đ§đ°đł đąđ§đ§đŠđ€đ”đȘđ°đŻïŒđđ” đžđąđŽ đŽđ°đźđŠđ”đ©đȘđŻđš đ”đ©đąđ” đ§đąđ„đŠđ„ đȘđŻđ”đ° đ”đ©đŠ đŁđąđ€đŹ đ°đ§ đ©đŠđł đźđȘđŻđ„ïŒđ©đŠđł đ±đłđȘđ°đłđȘđ”đȘđŠđŽ đ€đ°đźđ±đđŠđ”đŠđđș đ„đłđ°đžđŻđŠđ„ đŁđș đ©đŠđł đđȘđ§đŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đ”đ©đŠ đŹđŻđȘđšđ©đ”đŽïŒđđ§ đ”đ©đŠđłđŠ đžđąđŽ đŠđ·đŠđł đą đ”đȘđźđŠ đ§đ°đł đ©đŠđł đ”đ° đ€đ©đ°đ°đŽđŠ đą đ±đąđłđ”đŻđŠđłïŒđŽđ©đŠ đžđ°đ¶đđ„đŻâđ” đ©đąđ·đŠ đźđ¶đ€đ© đ°đ§ đą đ±đłđŠđ§đŠđłđŠđŻđ€đŠ đȘđŻ đ”đŠđłđźđŽ đ°đ§ đŠđčđ±đłđŠđŽđŽđȘđ°đŻ đ°đł đłđąđ€đŠïŒđđźđąđłđȘđŽ đžđ°đ¶đđ„ đŻđŠđ·đŠđł đ±đȘđ€đŹ đŽđ°đźđŠđ°đŻđŠ đŁđąđŽđŠđ„ đ°đŻ đźđąđ”đŠđłïżœïżœđąđđȘđŽđ”đȘđ€ đ°đł đ·đąđȘđŻ đ°đ±đȘđŻđȘđ°đŻđŽïŒđđ©đŠ đđ°đŻđšđŽ đ§đ°đł đŽđ°đźđŠđ°đŻđŠ đ”đ° đ¶đŻđ„đŠđłđŽđ”đąđŻđ„ đ©đŠđłïŒđŽđ°đźđŠđ°đŻđŠ đ”đ° đ”đąđđŹ đ”đ° đąđŻđ„ đ±đŠđłđ©đąđ±đŽ đŠđ·đŠđŻ đđ°đ·đŠ đ©đŠđłïŒ
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â§ đđźđąđłđȘđŽâ đ€đ°đźđŠđŽ đ§đłđ°đź đą đšđłđ°đ¶đ± đ°đ§ đŁđŠđȘđŻđšđŽïŒđŽđȘđźđȘđđąđł đ”đ° đą đ€đđąđŻ đ°đł đ”đłđȘđŁđŠïŒđ€đąđđđŠđ„ đ”đ©đŠ đđ°đłâđ„đąđȘïŒđđ©đŠđș đąđłđŠ đą đłđŠđđąđ”đȘđ·đŠđđș đ±đŠđąđ€đŠđ§đ¶đ đ±đŠđ°đ±đđŠïŒđ”đ©đłđȘđ·đȘđŻđš đȘđŻ đ”đ©đŠ đ€đ©đȘđđđș đ§đ°đłđŠđŽđ”đŽ đ°đ§ đđąđ„đąđł đȘđŻ đđȘđđ„ đđ±đąđ€đŠ ïŒđđ©đŠđȘđł đ„đȘđŽđ”đȘđŻđ€đ” đ§đŠđąđ”đ¶đłđŠđŽ đąđłđŠ đšđŠđŻđŠđłđąđ”đȘđ°đŻđąđ đŽđȘđđ·đŠđłđș đ©đąđȘđłïŒđ©đ°đłđŻđŽ đąđŻđ„ïŒđ°đł đ”đ¶đŽđŹđŽïŒ đąđŻđ„ đ”đ°đ¶đšđ© đąđ„đąđ±đ”đŠđ„ đ§đđŠđŽđ©ïŒđđ©đŠđș đŽđ¶đłđ·đȘđ·đŠ đ”đ©đŠ đ©đąđłđŽđ© đžđȘđŻđ”đŠđłđŽ đąđŻđ„ đźđȘđđ„ đŽđ¶đźđźđŠđłđŽ đ°đŻ đđąđ„đąđł đžđȘđ”đ© đđȘđ”đ”đđŠ đŽđ”đłđ¶đšđšđđŠïŒđąđŻđ„ đąđ±đ±đłđŠđ€đȘđąđ”đŠ đđȘđ·đȘđŻđš đąđđ°đŻđšđŽđȘđ„đŠ đ”đ©đŠ đžđȘđđ„đđȘđ§đŠ đąđŻđ„ đ·đąđŽđ” đ§đ°đłđŠđŽđ”đđąđŻđ„ïŒđđ©đŠ đđąđđŹâđąđȘ đąđłđŠ đ±đłđ°đ¶đ„ đ©đ¶đŻđ”đŠđłđŽïŒđąđŻđ„ đąđłđŠ đ±đąđŽđŽđȘđ°đŻđąđ”đŠ đąđŁđ°đ¶đ” đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đ€đ¶đđ”đ¶đłđŠ đąđŻđ„ đ©đȘđŽđ”đ°đłđșïŒđđđ”đ©đ°đ¶đšđ© đ”đ©đŠđș đąđłđŠđŻâđ” đŻđŠđ€đ€đŠđŽđŽđąđłđȘđđș đ€đ°đŻđŽđȘđ„đŠđłđŠđ„ đą đłđŠđđȘđšđȘđ°đ¶đŽ đ€đ°đźđźđ¶đŻđȘđ”đșïŒđźđąđŻđș đ€đ©đ°đ°đŽđŠ đ”đ° đ§đ°đđđ°đž đą đŽđ±đȘđłđȘđ”đ¶đąđ đđȘđ§đŠđŽđ”đșđđŠïŒđđźđąđłđȘđŽâ đ§đąđźđȘđđș đžđąđŽ đȘđŻđ€đđ¶đ„đŠđ„ đȘđŻ đ”đ©đŠ đđ°đ€đąđ đŽđ±đȘđłđȘđ”đ¶đąđđȘđ”đșïŒ
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â§ đ đŠđąïżœïżœđŽ đ°đ§ đ”đłđąđȘđŻđȘđŻđš đąđŻđ„ đŁđąđ”đ”đđŠđŽ đ©đąđ·đŠ đšđȘđ·đŠđŻ đđźđąđłđȘđŽ đą đ·đŠđłđș đŽđ”đ¶đłđ„đș đŁđ°đ„đșïŒđđŠđł đđȘđźđŁđŽ đąđłđŠ đ°đŁđ·đȘđ°đ¶đŽđđș đ±đąđ€đŹđŠđ„ đžđȘđ”đ© đźđ¶đŽđ€đđŠïŒđ€đąđ±đąđŁđđŠ đ°đ§ đ€đąđłđłđșđȘđŻđš đ©đŠđł đ”đ©đłđ°đ¶đšđ© đŁđąđ”đ”đđŠ đžđȘđ”đ© đŠđąđŽđŠïŒđđ©đŠ đ©đąđŽ đȘđźđ±đłđŠđŽđŽđȘđ·đŠ đąđźđ°đ¶đŻđ”đŽ đ°đ§ đŽđ”đąđźđȘđŻđą đąđŻđ„ đąđšđȘđđȘđ”đșïŒđąđđđ°đžđȘđŻđš đ©đŠđł đ”đ° đŽđžđȘđŻđš đŁđđąđ„đŠđŽ đąđđźđ°đŽđ§ đŠđ§đ§đ°đłđ”đđŠđŽđŽđđșïŒđđłđ°đąđ„ đŽđ©đ°đ¶đđ„đŠđłđŽïŒđą đłđŠđđąđ”đȘđ·đŠđđș đ§đđąđ” đ€đ©đŠđŽđ” đąđŻđ„ đą đŽđđŠđŠđŹ đžđąđȘđŽđ” đ€đłđŠđąđ”đŠ đą đŽđ°đźđŠđžđ©đąđ” đźđąđŽđ€đ¶đđȘđŻđŠ đ§đȘđšđ¶đłđŠïŒđđ©đŠ đȘđŽ đźđ°đłđŠ đ”đ©đąđŻ đŽđ¶đȘđ”đŠđ„ đ”đ° đ©đŠđł đđȘđ§đŠ đąđŽ đą đŹđŻđȘđšđ©đ”ïŒđđ°đžđŠđ·đŠđłïŒđđźđąđłđȘđŽ đŽđ¶đŽđ”đąđȘđŻđŠđ„ đą đ€đ°đŻđŽđȘđ„đŠđłđąđŁđđŠ đąđŁđ°đ¶đ” đ°đ§ đŻđŠđłđ·đŠ đ„đąđźđąđšđŠ đ°đŻ đ”đ©đŠ đđŠđ§đ” đŽđȘđ„đŠ đ°đ§ đ©đŠđł đŁđ°đ„đșïŒđđŠđąđ·đȘđŻđš đ©đŠđł đŽđđȘđšđ©đ”đđș đȘđźđ±đąđȘđłđŠđ„ïŒđđȘđłđŠđ„đŻđŠđŽđŽ đ€đąđŻ đđŠđąđ„ đ”đ° đŻđŠđłđ·đŠ đ±đąđȘđŻïŒ
đđđđđ | đŽđđđđąđ ïŒ đđđđđđđ
â§ đđźđąđłđȘđŽ đŽđ±đ°đłđ”đŽ đąđŻ đąđŽđŽđŠđźđŁđđŠđ„ đąđ”đ”đȘđłđŠ đŽđȘđźđȘđđąđł đ”đ° đ”đ©đŠ đ°đ”đ©đŠđł đŹđŻđȘđšđ©đ”đŽïŒđȘđ” đ§đŠđąđ”đ¶đłđŠđŽ đ”đȘđšđ©đ”đđș đžđ°đ·đŠđŻ đ§đąđŁđłđȘđ€đŽ đ°đ§ đŁđđąđ€đŹ đąđŻđ„ đšđłđŠđșïŒđąđđ°đŻđš đžđȘđ”đ© đźđąđŻđș đ±đđąđ”đŠđŽ đ°đ§ đ·đąđłđșđȘđŻđš đ±đłđŠđ€đȘđ°đ¶đŽ đąđŻđ„ đŽđ”đłđ°đŻđš đźđŠđ”đąđđŽïŒđđ©đŠ đŁđŠđđ”đŽ đ°đ§ đŁđđąđ€đŹđŠđŻđŠđ„ đđŠđąđ”đ©đŠđł đŽđ©đŠ đ§đąđŽđ”đŠđŻđŽ đąđłđ°đ¶đŻđ„ đ©đŠđł đąđłđźđ°đ¶đł đąđđđ°đž đ©đŠđł đ”đ° đ€đąđłđłđș đ©đŠđł đŁđđąđ„đŠđŽ đąđŻđ„ đ¶đ”đȘđđȘđ”đș đȘđ”đŠđźđŽ đžđȘđ”đ©đ°đ¶đ” đ”đ©đŠđź đȘđŻđ”đŠđłđ§đŠđłđȘđŻđš đžđȘđ”đ© đ©đŠđł đźđ°đ·đŠđźđŠđŻđ”ïŒđđŠđł đ©đŠđđźđŠđ” đžđąđŽ đ€đłđąđ§đ”đŠđ„ đŽđ±đŠđ€đȘđ§đȘđ€đąđđđș đ§đ°đł đ©đŠđł đąđŽ đ±đąđłđ” đ°đ§ đ©đŠđł đ§đ¶đđ đȘđŻđȘđ”đȘđąđ”đȘđ°đŻ đȘđŻđ”đ° đ”đ©đŠ đđŻđȘđšđ©đ”đŽ đ°đ§ đđŠđŻïŒ
â§ đđ¶đŽđ” đđȘđŹđŠ đŠđąđ€đ© đ°đ§ đ”đ©đŠ đŹđŻđȘđšđ©đ”đŽïŒđđźđąđłđȘđŽ đ€đąđłđłđȘđŠđŽ đ¶đŻđȘđČđ¶đŠ đžđŠđąđ±đ°đŻđŽ đłđŠđđąđ”đȘđŻđš đ”đ° đ©đŠđł đ€đ°đźđŁđąđ” đŽđ”đșđđŠïŒđđ©đŠđŻ đŽđ©đŠ đžđąđŽ đșđ°đ¶đŻđšïŒđŽđ©đŠ đžđąđŽ đšđȘđ§đ”đŠđ„ đąđŻ đȘđŻđ€đłđŠđ„đȘđŁđđș đ¶đŻđȘđČđ¶đŠ đžđŠđąđ±đ°đŻïŒđą đ„đ¶đŠđ đŠđŻđ„đŠđ„ đ±đ°đđŠđąđłđź đŽđ”đąđ§đ§ đžđȘđ”đ© đą đđŠđąđ”đ©đŠđłïŒđŁđ°đ¶đŻđ„ đ©đąđŻđ„đđŠ đąđŻđ„ đŹđșđŁđŠđł đłđŠđ±đŠđđđȘđŻđš đ±đłđ°đ±đŠđłđ”đȘđŠđŽïŒđđđąđŽđ”đŠđł đŁđ°đđ”đŽ đ€đąđŻ đąđđŽđ° đŁđŠ đ„đŠđ§đđŠđ€đ”đŠđ„ đŁđș đ”đ©đŠ đźđŠđ”đąđïŒđđ©đŠ đŽđ”đąđ§đ§ đžđąđŽ đ©đąđŻđ„đ€đłđąđ§đ”đŠđ„ đŁđș đ©đŠđł đ§đąđ”đ©đŠđłâđŽ đŁđđąđ€đŹđŽđźđȘđ”đ© đ§đłđȘđŠđŻđ„ đžđ©đŠđŻ đŽđ©đŠ đžđąđŽ đźđ¶đ€đ© đșđ°đ¶đŻđšđŠđłïŒđ§đ°đłđšđŠđ„ đ§đłđ°đź đ±đ¶đłđŠ đđąđ„đąđłđąđŻ đŽđȘđđ·đŠđłïŒđđ©đŠ đžđȘđŠđđ„đŽ đ”đ©đŠ đŽđ”đąđ§đ§ đȘđŻ đ°đŻđŠ đ°đł đŁđ°đ”đ© đ©đąđŻđ„đŽ đ„đ¶đłđȘđŻđš đ€đ°đźđŁđąđ”ïŒđąđŻđ„ đ”đ©đŠ đŽđ”đąđ§đ§ đ€đąđŻ đŁđŠ đŽđ±đđȘđ” đȘđŻ đ©đąđđ§ đ§đ°đł đŽđ”đ°đłđąđšđŠ đąđŻđ„ đŽđŠđ±đąđłđąđ”đŠ đ¶đŽđŠ đ°đ§ đ”đ©đŠ đ”đžđ° đŁđđąđ„đŠđŽïŒđđ©đŠđŻ đŻđ°đ” đȘđŻ đ¶đŽđŠïŒđ”đ©đŠ đ±đ°đđŠđąđłđź đȘđŽ đŽđŠđ±đąđłđąđ”đŠđ„ đąđŻđ„ đ”đ©đŠ đ”đžđ° đŁđđąđ„đŠđŽ đąđłđŠ đŽđ”đ°đłđŠđ„ đȘđŻ đ”đ©đŠđȘđł đŽđ€đąđŁđŁđąđłđ„đŽ đąđšđąđȘđŻđŽđ” đ©đŠđł đŽđ©đ°đ¶đđ„đŠđłïŒđŁđđąđ„đŠđŽ đ§đ°đł đŠđąđŽđș đłđŠđ”đłđȘđŠđ·đąđïŒđđ©đŠ đ€đąđŻ đąđđŽđ° đŽđ”đ°đłđŠ đ”đ©đŠ đŽđ”đąđ§đ§ đąđšđąđȘđŻđŽđ” đ©đŠđł đŁđąđ€đŹ đžđ©đȘđđŠ đžđ©đ°đđŠ đȘđ§ đŽđ©đŠ đžđȘđŽđ©đŠđŽïŒđđźđąđłđȘđŽ đąđđŽđ° đ€đąđłđłđȘđŠđŽ đŽđźđąđđ đŠđčđ”đłđą đȘđ”đŠđźđŽ đžđȘđ”đ© đ©đŠđłïŒđđȘđŹđŠ đ±đ°đłđ”đąđŁđđŠ đ„đŠđ”đ°đŻđąđ”đ°đłđŽ đąđŻđ„ đŠđŽđŽđŠđŻđ”đȘđąđ đźđŠđ„đȘđ€đąđ đ±đłđ°đ„đ¶đ€đ”đŽïŒđđ©đŠ đŹđŠđŠđ±đŽ đą đŽđźđąđđ đŹđŻđȘđ§đŠ đȘđŻ đ©đŠđł đŁđ°đ°đ”ïŒđąđŻđ„ đźđ°đłđŠ đłđŠđ€đŠđŻđ”đđș đ„đŠđ€đȘđ„đŠđ„ đ”đ° đ€đąđłđłđș đą đŽđ”đąđŻđ„đąđłđ„ đđȘđłđŽđ” đđłđ„đŠđł đŁđđąđŽđ”đŠđł đ°đŻ đ©đŠđł đ©đȘđ±ïŒđ«đ¶đŽđ” đȘđŻ đ€đąđŽđŠïŒ

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