The Vampire Professor

Chapter 67

The Vampire Professor

The train station bustled with ceaseless activity, alive with movement. In the spring of her twenty-third year, An Xiaoyi finally received the acceptance letter from that university. Agents, operatives, wielders of power… This was, in truth, a violent institution dedicated to opposing the vampires. He became a professor, teaching foundational knowledge of supernatural abilities and the history of vampires. Filled with anticipation and a deep sense of responsibility, he trained his students to bolster humanity’s strength against the bloodkin—all while searching for clues about his long-missing parents. The problem? He had another identity—she was, in fact, a vampire herself. Even worse, on her very first night in the dormitory, a mysterious vampire woman suddenly kissed her, claiming to be her lover. An Xiaoyi remained outwardly unfazed and struck a deal with the woman: in exchange for information about her parents, she would help the woman “conquer” her. After all, there was no way this woman knew her secret. But gradually, she began to suspect that the cunning, domineering woman was only acting… By the time she realized the truth, it was already too late—she had fallen deep into the trap.

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　　 ᮳ᯇᯄ ᯒᯔᯏᯏᯑᯄᯒᯒᯈᯎᯍ ᯅᯈᯍᯀᯋᯋᯘ ᯃᯈᯒᯒᯈᯏᯀᯓᯄᯃ ᯂᯎᯌᯏᯋᯄᯓᯄᯋᯘᮋ ᯀᯋᯋᯎᯖᯈᯍᯆ ᮯᯑᯎᯅᯄᯒᯒᯎᯑ ᮤᯕᯄ ᯓᯎ ᯒᯓᯀᯍᯃ ᯔᯏᮍ ᮲ᯇᯄ ᯅᯄᯋᯓ ᯒᯇᯄ ᯒᯇᯎᯔᯋᯃ ᯃᯀᯒᯇ ᯓᯎ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯁᯀᯓᯇᯑᯎᯎᯌ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯒᯏᯋᯀᯒᯇ ᯂᯎᯋᯃ ᯖᯀᯓᯄᯑ ᯎᯍ ᯇᯄᯑ ᯅᯀᯂᯄ ᯓᯎ ᯃᯄᯓᯄᯑᯌᯈᯍᯄ ᯖᯇᯄᯓᯇᯄᯑ ᯓᯇᯈᯒ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯉᯔᯒᯓ ᯀ ᯇᯀᯋᯋᯔᯂᯈᯍᯀᯓᯈᯎᯍ ᯅᯑᯎᯌ ᯄᯗᯂᯄᯒᯒᯈᯕᯄ ᯒᯓᯑᯄᯒᯒᮍ

　　ᮁᮣᯀᯌᯍ ᯈᯓᮀᮁ ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯒᯓᯀᯆᯆᯄᯑᯄᯃ ᯒᯋᯈᯆᯇᯓᯋᯘ—ᯂᯋᯄᯀᯑᯋᯘᮋ ᯇᯄ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯄᯗᯏᯄᯑᯈᯄᯍᯂᯄᯃ ᯈᯓ ᯓᯎᯎᮍ

　　 ᮧᯄ ᯑᯔᯒᯇᯄᯃ ᯓᯎ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯋᯀᯑᯆᯄ ᯒᯂᯑᯄᯄᯍ ᯓᯎ ᯂᯇᯄᯂᯊ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯓᯑᯀᯍᯒᯌᯈᯒᯒᯈᯎᯍ ᯅᯑᯎᯌ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮥᯄᯃᯄᯑᯀᯋ ᮡᯔᯑᯄᯀᯔ ᯎᯅ ᮤᯗᯄᯂᯔᯓᯈᯎᯍᮍ ᮳ᯇᯄᯑᯄ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯁᯄᯄᯍ ᯍᯎ ᯏᯑᯈᯎᯑ ᯖᯀᯑᯍᯈᯍᯆᮍ ᮭᯎᯓ ᯎᯍᯋᯘ ᯓᯇᯀᯓᮋ ᯁᯔᯓ ᯄᯕᯄᯍ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯅᯈᯑᯒᯓ ᮁ᮶ᯈᯍᯓᯄᯑᮆᯒ ᮶ᯇᯈᯒᯏᯄᯑᮁ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯒᯇᯎᯖᯍ ᯍᯎ ᯒᯈᯆᯍᯒ ᯎᯅ ᯃᯄᯓᯄᯂᯓᯈᯎᯍᮍ

　　 ᮳ᯇᯈᯒ ᯌᯄᯀᯍᯓ ᯓᯇᯀᯓ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯓᯖᯎ ᯂᯎᯍᯒᯄᯂᯔᯓᯈᯕᯄᯋᯘ ᯀᯂᯓᯈᯕᯀᯓᯄᯃ ᮲᮲ᮌᯑᯀᯍᯊ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯈᯄᯒ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯍᯎᯓ ᯁᯄᯄᯍ ᯅᯎᯑᯄᯒᯄᯄᯍ ᯁᯘ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮁᮮᯁᯒᯄᯑᯕᯄᯑᮆᯒ ᮡᯑᯀᯈᯍᮍᮁ ᮳ᯇᯄ ᮥᯄᯃᯄᯑᯀᯋ ᮡᯔᯑᯄᯀᯔ ᯎᯍᯋᯘ ᯁᯄᯂᯀᯌᯄ ᯀᯖᯀᯑᯄ ᯎᯅ ᮲ᯖᯀᯍᯅᯎᯑᯃ ᮢᯈᯓᯘᮆᯒ ᯒᯈᯓᯔᯀᯓᯈᯎᯍ ᯀᯅᯓᯄᯑ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯄᯕᯄᯍᯓᯒ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯀᯋᯑᯄᯀᯃᯘ ᯎᯂᯂᯔᯑᯑᯄᯃᮍ

　　 ᮴ᯍᯋᯄᯒᯒ ᯓᯇᯄᯘ ᯖᯄᯑᯄ ᯈᯍᯒᯓᯀᯍᯓᯀᯍᯄᯎᯔᯒᮍ

　　 ᮡᯔᯓ ᯀᯂᯓᯈᯕᯀᯓᯈᯍᯆ ᯀᯍ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯘ ᯀᯋᯖᯀᯘᯒ ᯑᯄᯐᯔᯈᯑᯄᯃ ᯀ ᯏᯑᯈᯂᯄ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯓᯈᯌᯄ—ᯄᯕᯄᯍ ᯕᯀᯌᯏᯈᯑᯄᯒ ᯂᯎᯔᯋᯃᯍᮆᯓ ᯔᯍᯋᯄᯀᯒᯇ ᯎᯍᯄ ᯈᯍ ᯒᯄᯂᯎᯍᯃᯒᮍ

　　 ᮳ᯇᯈᯒ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯀᯍ ᯔᯍᯏᯑᯄᯂᯄᯃᯄᯍᯓᯄᯃ ᯒᯈᯓᯔᯀᯓᯈᯎᯍᮀ

　　ᮁ᮶ᯇᯀᯓ ᯊᯈᯍᯃ ᯎᯅ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯘ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯓᯇᯀᯓ ᯉᯔᯒᯓ ᯍᯎᯖᮞᮁ ᮤᯕᯄ ᯂᯋᯔᯓᯂᯇᯄᯃ ᯇᯄᯑ ᯇᯄᯀᯃ ᯀᯒ ᯒᯇᯄ ᯀᯏᯏᯑᯎᯀᯂᯇᯄᯃᮍ

　　 ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯃᯈᯃᯍ’ᯓ ᯀᯍᯒᯖᯄᯑ ᯇᯄᯑᮍ ᮨᯍᯒᯓᯄᯀᯃᮋ ᯇᯄ ᯒᯋᯀᯌᯌᯄᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯓᯀᯁᯋᯄ ᯕᯈᯎᯋᯄᯍᯓᯋᯘ ᯖᯈᯓᯇ ᯇᯈᯒ ᯑᯈᯆᯇᯓ ᯇᯀᯍᯃ ᯁᯄᯅᯎᯑᯄ ᯓᯔᯑᯍᯈᯍᯆ ᯓᯎ ᯒᯓᯀᯑᯄ ᯅᯈᯗᯄᯃᯋᯘ ᯀᯓ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯌᯀᯆᯍᯈᯅᯈᯄᯃ ᯌᯀᯏ ᯎᯅ ᮲ᯖᯀᯍᯅᯎᯑᯃ ᮢᯈᯓᯘ ᯎᯍ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯕᯈᯑᯓᯔᯀᯋ ᯆᯋᯎᯁᯄᮍ

　　 ᮳ᯇᯈᯒ ᯓᯈᯌᯄᮋ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯑᯄᯃ ᯀᯋᯀᯑᯌ ᯒᯓᯈᯋᯋ ᯇᯀᯃᯍ’ᯓ ᯅᯀᯃᯄᯃᮍ ᮩᯔᯒᯓ ᯋᯈᯊᯄ ᯖᯈᯓᯇ ᮁ᮶ᯈᯍᯓᯄᯑᮆᯒ ᮶ᯇᯈᯒᯏᯄᯑᮋᮁ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮥᯄᯃᯄᯑᯀᯋ ᮡᯔᯑᯄᯀᯔ ᯎᯅ ᮤᯗᯄᯂᯔᯓᯈᯎᯍ ᯁᯄᯋᯈᯄᯕᯄᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯘ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯒᯓᯈᯋᯋ ᯀᯂᯓᯈᯕᯄᮍ ᮳ᯇᯄ ᯎᯕᯄᯑᯋᯀᯏᯏᯈᯍᯆ ᯂᯑᯈᯌᯒᯎᯍ ᯖᯀᯑᯍᯈᯍᯆᯒ ᯂᯑᯄᯀᯓᯄᯃ ᯀᯍ ᯈᯍᯓᯄᯍᯒᯄᮋ ᯁᯋᯎᯎᯃᯘ ᯇᯔᯄ ᯓᯇᯀᯓ ᯒᯇᯑᯎᯔᯃᯄᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯂᯈᯓᯘᮍ

　　 ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯂᯋᯎᯒᯄᯃ ᯇᯈᯒ ᯄᯘᯄᯒᮋ ᯃᯄᯄᯏ ᯈᯍ ᯓᯇᯎᯔᯆᯇᯓᮍ

　　 ᮤᯕᯄ ᯖᯀᯈᯓᯄᯃ ᯐᯔᯈᯄᯓᯋᯘᮍ ᮭᯎ ᯎᯍᯄ ᯈᯍ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯌᯎᯍᯈᯓᯎᯑᯈᯍᯆ ᯑᯎᯎᯌ ᯃᯀᯑᯄᯃ ᯓᯎ ᯒᯏᯄᯀᯊᮋ ᯇᯎᯋᯃᯈᯍᯆ ᯓᯇᯄᯈᯑ ᯁᯑᯄᯀᯓᯇᮍ

　　 ᮢᯎᯔᯍᯓᯋᯄᯒᯒ ᯂᯀᯋᯋᯒ ᯏᯎᯔᯑᯄᯃ ᯈᯍ—ᯅᯑᯎᯌ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮡᯔᯑᯄᯀᯔ ᯀᯂᯑᯎᯒᯒ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯓᯖᯈᯍ ᯓᯎᯖᯄᯑᯒ ᯎᯔᯓᯒᯈᯃᯄ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯖᯈᯍᯃᯎᯖᮋ ᯅᯑᯎᯌ ᮲ᯖᯀᯍᯅᯎᯑᯃ ᮢᯈᯓᯘ’ᯒ ᯂᯎᯔᯍᯂᯈᯋᮋ ᯅᯑᯎᯌ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮥᯄᯃᯄᯑᯀᯋ ᮡᯔᯑᯄᯀᯔ ᯎᯅ ᮤᯗᯄᯂᯔᯓᯈᯎᯍᮍ ᮳ᯇᯄ ᯏᯇᯎᯍᯄᯒ ᯑᯀᯍᯆ ᯂᯇᯀᯎᯓᯈᯂᯀᯋᯋᯘ… ᮡᯄᯘᯎᯍᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯖᯈᯍᯃᯎᯖ ᯋᯀᯘ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯏᯈᯓᯂᯇᮌᯁᯋᯀᯂᯊ ᯍᯈᯆᯇᯓᮍ

　　 ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯎᯏᯄᯍᯄᯃ ᯇᯈᯒ ᯄᯘᯄᯒᮋ ᯇᯀᯕᯈᯍᯆ ᯑᯄᯀᯂᯇᯄᯃ ᯀ ᯂᯎᯍᯂᯋᯔᯒᯈᯎᯍᮍ ᮁᮨᯓ’ᯒ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮯᯑᯈᯌᯎᯆᯄᯍᯈᯓᯎᯑᮍᮁ

　　 ᮧᯄᯀᯑᯈᯍᯆ ᯓᯇᯎᯒᯄ ᯓᯖᯎ ᯖᯎᯑᯃᯒᮋ ᮤᯕᯄ ᯈᯍᯒᯓᯈᯍᯂᯓᯈᯕᯄᯋᯘ ᯒᯇᯔᯃᯃᯄᯑᯄᯃᮍ

　　 ᮳ᯇᯎᯒᯄ ᯖᯄᯑᯄ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯖᯎᯑᯋᯃ’ᯒ ᯎᯑᯈᯆᯈᯍᯀᯋ ᯌᯎᯍᯒᯓᯄᯑᯒᮋ ᯄᯗᯈᯒᯓᯈᯍᯆ ᯎᯍᯋᯘ ᯈᯍ ᯇᯈᯒᯓᯎᯑᯘᮋ ᯋᯈᯓᯄᯑᯀᯓᯔᯑᯄᮋ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯕᯀᯑᯈᯎᯔᯒ ᯌᯘᯓᯇᯒ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯋᯄᯆᯄᯍᯃᯒᮍ ᮨᯍ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯃᯈᯒᯓᯀᯍᯓ ᯏᯀᯒᯓᮋ ᯇᯔᯌᯀᯍᯒ ᯎᯅᯓᯄᯍ ᯁᯄᯋᯈᯄᯕᯄᯃ ᯓᯇᯄᯘ ᯖᯄᯑᯄ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯏᯑᯎᯓᯎᯓᯘᯏᯄᯒ ᯎᯅ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯀᯍᯆᯄᯋᯒ ᯃᯄᯒᯂᯑᯈᯁᯄᯃ ᯈᯍ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮡᯈᯁᯋᯄ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮡᯎᯎᯊ ᯎᯅ ᮤᯍᯎᯂᯇᮍ

　　 ᮳ᯇᯎᯒᯄ ᯀᯍᯆᯄᯋᯒ ᯖᯄᯑᯄᯍ’ᯓ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯁᯄᯀᯔᯓᯈᯅᯔᯋ ᯖᯈᯍᯆᯄᯃ ᯅᯈᯆᯔᯑᯄᯒ ᯈᯍ ᯖᯇᯈᯓᯄ ᯑᯎᯁᯄᯒ ᯃᯄᯏᯈᯂᯓᯄᯃ ᯈᯍ ᯓᯑᯀᯃᯈᯓᯈᯎᯍᯀᯋ ᯀᯑᯓᮋ ᯁᯔᯓ ᯇᯎᯑᯑᯈᯅᯘᯈᯍᯆᮋ ᯂᯎᯌᯏᯋᯄᯗᮋ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯌᯔᯋᯓᯈᮌᯅᯎᯑᯌᯄᯃ ᯄᯍᯓᯈᯓᯈᯄᯒ—ᯋᯈᯊᯄ ᯀ ᯆᯈᯀᯍᯓ ᯅᯋᯎᯀᯓᯈᯍᯆ ᯄᯘᯄᯁᯀᯋᯋ ᯖᯈᯓᯇ ᯅᯎᯔᯑ ᯅᯀᯂᯄᯒ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯒᯈᯗ ᯖᯈᯍᯆᯒᮋ ᯎᯑ ᯒᯎᯌᯄᯓᯇᯈᯍᯆ ᯒᯓᯑᯀᯈᯆᯇᯓ ᯎᯔᯓ ᯎᯅ ᮫ᯎᯕᯄᯂᯑᯀᯅᯓᯈᯀᯍ ᯌᯘᯓᯇᯎᯒᮋ ᯖᯑᯈᯓᯇᯈᯍᯆ ᯖᯈᯓᯇ ᯂᯎᯔᯍᯓᯋᯄᯒᯒ ᯓᯄᯍᯓᯀᯂᯋᯄᯒᮍ

　　 ᮱ᯄᯆᯀᯑᯃᯋᯄᯒᯒᮋ ᯇᯔᯌᯀᯍᯒ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯍᯄᯕᯄᯑ ᯓᯑᯔᯋᯘ ᯋᯀᯈᯃ ᯄᯘᯄᯒ ᯎᯍ ᯀ ᮯᯑᯈᯌᯎᯆᯄᯍᯈᯓᯎᯑ ᯕᯀᯌᯏᯈᯑᯄ—ᯀᯓ ᯋᯄᯀᯒᯓᮋ ᯍᯎᯓ ᯈᯍ ᯓᯇᯄᯈᯑ ᯌᯀᯓᯔᯑᯄ ᯅᯎᯑᯌᮍ ᮳ᯇᯄᯑᯄ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯁᯄᯄᯍ ᯀ ᯅᯄᯖ ᯒᯔᯂᯂᯄᯒᯒᯅᯔᯋ ᯂᯀᯒᯄᯒ ᯈᯍ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯏᯀᯒᯓ ᯖᯇᯄᯑᯄ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯀᯖᯀᯊᯄᯍᯈᯍᯆ ᯎᯅ ᯀ ᮯᯑᯈᯌᯎᯆᯄᯍᯈᯓᯎᯑ’ᯒ ᯅᯋᯄᯃᯆᯋᯈᯍᯆ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯏᯑᯄᯕᯄᯍᯓᯄᯃᮍ

　　 ᮡᯔᯓ ᯈᯓ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯒᯀᯅᯄ ᯓᯎ ᯀᯒᯒᯔᯌᯄ ᯓᯇᯎᯒᯄ ᯏᯑᯈᯌᯎᯑᯃᯈᯀᯋ ᯁᯄᯈᯍᯆᯒᮋ ᯌᯎᯍᯒᯓᯑᯎᯔᯒ ᯈᯍ ᯍᯀᯓᯔᯑᯄᮋ ᯖᯄᯑᯄᯍ’ᯓ ᯄᯗᯀᯂᯓᯋᯘ ᯁᯄᯍᯄᯕᯎᯋᯄᯍᯓᮍ ᮢᯎᯌᯏᯀᯑᯄᯃ ᯓᯎ ᯓᯇᯄᯌᮋ ᯌᯎᯃᯄᯑᯍ ᯕᯀᯌᯏᯈᯑᯄᯒ ᯖᯄᯑᯄ ᯏᯑᯀᯂᯓᯈᯂᯀᯋᯋᯘ ᯒᯀᯈᯍᯓᯒᮍ

　　 ᮠᯓ ᯋᯄᯀᯒᯓ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯂᯔᯑᯑᯄᯍᯓ ᯕᯀᯌᯏᯈᯑᯄᯒ ᯑᯄᯒᯄᯌᯁᯋᯄᯃ ᯇᯔᯌᯀᯍᯒᮍ

　　 ᮲ᯇᯄ ᯔᯍᯃᯄᯑᯒᯓᯎᯎᯃ ᯖᯇᯀᯓ ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯌᯄᯀᯍᯓᮍ ᮠᯅᯓᯄᯑ ᯀᯋᯋᮋ ᯄᯕᯄᯑᯘᯎᯍᯄ ᯊᯍᯄᯖ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯏᯑᯎᯏᯇᯄᯂᯘ ᯀᯁᯎᯔᯓ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯈᯌᯏᯄᯍᯃᯈᯍᯆ ᯀᯖᯀᯊᯄᯍᯈᯍᯆ ᯎᯅ ᯀ ᮯᯑᯈᯌᯎᯆᯄᯍᯈᯓᯎᯑᮌᯋᯄᯕᯄᯋ ᯕᯀᯌᯏᯈᯑᯄᮍ

　　 ᮤᯕᯄ ᯒᯓᯈᯋᯋ ᯅᯎᯔᯍᯃ ᯈᯓ ᯇᯀᯑᯃ ᯓᯎ ᯁᯄᯋᯈᯄᯕᯄᮍ ᮁ᮸ᯎᯔ’ᯑᯄ ᯒᯀᯘᯈᯍᯆ…ᮁ

　　 ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯋᯎᯖᯄᯑᯄᯃ ᯇᯈᯒ ᯕᯎᯈᯂᯄ ᯓᯎ ᯀ ᯖᯇᯈᯒᯏᯄᯑ ᯀᯒ ᯇᯄ ᯒᯇᯀᯑᯄᯃ ᯇᯈᯒ ᯒᯏᯄᯂᯔᯋᯀᯓᯈᯎᯍ ᯖᯈᯓᯇ ᮤᯕᯄᮍ

　　ᮁ᮳ᯇᯄ ᯄᯅᯅᯄᯂᯓᯒ ᯎᯅ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯈᯄᯒ ᯄᯍᯃᯄᯃ ᯋᯎᯍᯆ ᯀᯆᯎᮋ ᯁᯔᯓ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮥᯄᯃᯄᯑᯀᯋ ᮡᯔᯑᯄᯀᯔ ᯇᯀᯒᯍ’ᯓ ᯑᯄᯀᯋᯈᯙᯄᯃ ᯈᯓ ᯘᯄᯓ ᯁᯄᯂᯀᯔᯒᯄ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮆᮮᯁᯒᯄᯑᯕᯄᯑ’ᯒ ᮡᯑᯀᯈᯍᮆ ᯌᯈᯒᯉᯔᯃᯆᯄᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯋᯈᯍᯆᯄᯑᯈᯍᯆ ᯏᯑᯄᯒᯄᯍᯂᯄ ᯀᯒ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯈᯄᯒ ᯒᯓᯈᯋᯋ ᯁᯄᯈᯍᯆ ᯀᯂᯓᯈᯕᯄᮍᮁ

　　 ᮤᯕᯄ’ᯒ ᯄᯘᯄᯒ ᯖᯈᯃᯄᯍᯄᯃᮍ

　　ᮁ᮶ᯇᯎᯄᯕᯄᯑ ᯔᯍᯋᯄᯀᯒᯇᯄᯃ ᯓᯇᯄᯒᯄ ᯓᯖᯎ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯈᯄᯒ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯋᯈᯊᯄᯋᯘ ᯀ ᯇᯈᯆᯇᮌᯑᯀᯍᯊᯈᯍᯆ ᮯᯔᯑᯄᯁᯋᯎᯎᯃ ᯕᯀᯌᯏᯈᯑᯄᮋ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯓᯇᯄᯈᯑ ᯏᯑᯄᯒᯄᯍᯂᯄ ᯃᯈᯅᯅᯔᯒᯄᯃ ᯀᯋᯎᯍᯆ ᯖᯈᯓᯇ ᯈᯓᮍ ᮯᯑᯄᯒᯄᯍᯂᯄ ᯈᯒ ᯀᯍ ᯀᯁᯒᯓᯑᯀᯂᯓ ᯂᯎᯍᯂᯄᯏᯓ—ᯔᯍᯋᯈᯊᯄ ᯒᯂᯄᯍᯓᮋ ᯈᯓ’ᯒ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯕᯈᯎᯋᯄᯍᯓ ᯏᯎᯖᯄᯑ ᯇᯈᯃᯃᯄᯍ ᯖᯈᯓᯇᯈᯍ ᯓᯇᯄᯈᯑ ᯁᯋᯎᯎᯃᯋᯈᯍᯄᮍᮁ

　　 ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯏᯀᯔᯒᯄᯃᮋ ᯇᯈᯒ ᯄᯗᯏᯑᯄᯒᯒᯈᯎᯍ ᯆᯑᯀᯕᯄᮋ ᯏᯀᯂᯈᯍᯆ ᯁᯀᯂᯊ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯅᯎᯑᯓᯇ ᯈᯍ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯂᯄᯍᯓᯄᯑ ᯎᯅ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯌᯎᯍᯈᯓᯎᯑᯈᯍᯆ ᯑᯎᯎᯌᮍ

　　ᮁᮭᯎ… ᮨᯓ ᯇᯀᯒ ᯓᯎ ᯁᯄ ᯀ ᯇᯈᯆᯇᮌᯑᯀᯍᯊᯈᯍᯆ ᯕᯀᯌᯏᯈᯑᯄᮍ ᮢᯎᯌᯁᯈᯍᯄᯃ ᯖᯈᯓᯇ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯏᯑᯎᯏᯇᯄᯂᯘ ᯎᯅ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮯᯑᯈᯌᯎᯆᯄᯍᯈᯓᯎᯑ’ᯒ ᯀᯖᯀᯊᯄᯍᯈᯍᯆᮋ ᯓᯇᯈᯒ ᯈᯒ ᯌᯎᯒᯓ ᯋᯈᯊᯄᯋᯘ ᯀ ᯒᯈᯆᯍ ᯎᯅ ᯈᯓᯒ ᯑᯄᯓᯔᯑᯍᮍ ᮠᯓ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯕᯄᯑᯘ ᯋᯄᯀᯒᯓᮋ ᯈᯓ’ᯒ ᯑᯄᯋᯀᯓᯄᯃ ᯓᯎ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮯᯑᯈᯌᯎᯆᯄᯍᯈᯓᯎᯑᮍ ᮱ᯔᯌᯎᯑ ᯇᯀᯒ ᯈᯓ ᯀ ᮣᯔᯊᯄᮌᯋᯄᯕᯄᯋ ᯕᯀᯌᯏᯈᯑᯄ ᯇᯀᯒ ᯀᯋᯑᯄᯀᯃᯘ ᯀᯖᯀᯊᯄᯍᯄᯃᮍ ᮨᯓ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯏᯋᯀᯍᯍᯈᯍᯆ ᯓᯎ ᯂᯎᯌᯄ ᯓᯎ ᮧᯔᯀ ᮭᯀᯓᯈᯎᯍ ᯏᯄᯑᯒᯎᯍᯀᯋᯋᯘ—ᯈᯓ’ᯒ ᯄᯍᯓᯈᯑᯄᯋᯘ ᯏᯎᯒᯒᯈᯁᯋᯄ ᯈᯓ’ᯒ ᯀᯋᯑᯄᯀᯃᯘ ᯈᯍ ᮲ᯖᯀᯍᯅᯎᯑᯃ ᮢᯈᯓᯘᮍᮁ

　　ᮁᮡᯔᯓ ᯖᯇᯘ ᯖᯎᯔᯋᯃ ᯓᯇᯀᯓ ᮣᯔᯊᯄᮌᯋᯄᯕᯄᯋ ᯕᯀᯌᯏᯈᯑᯄ ᯑᯄᯋᯄᯀᯒᯄ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯈᯄᯒᮞᮁ ᮤᯕᯄ ᯒᯓᯈᯋᯋ ᯂᯎᯔᯋᯃᯍ’ᯓ ᯀᯂᯂᯄᯏᯓ ᯓᯇᯀᯓ ᯓᯇᯎᯒᯄ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯈᯄᯒ ᯂᯀᯌᯄ ᯅᯑᯎᯌ ᯀ ᮯᯑᯈᯌᯎᯆᯄᯍᯈᯓᯎᯑᮍ

　　 ᮲ᯇᯄ’ᯃ ᯅᯎᯑᯆᯎᯓᯓᯄᯍ ᯇᯄᯑ ᯄᯀᯑᯋᯈᯄᯑ ᯐᯔᯄᯒᯓᯈᯎᯍ—ᯖᯇᯀᯓ ᯄᯗᯀᯂᯓᯋᯘ ᯖᯄᯑᯄ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯈᯄᯒ ᯓᯇᯀᯓ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯁᯄᯄᯍ ᯔᯍᯋᯄᯀᯒᯇᯄᯃᮞ

　　 ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯈᯆᯍᯎᯑᯄᯃ ᯇᯄᯑ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯏᯈᯂᯊᯄᯃ ᯔᯏ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯃᯈᯑᯄᯂᯓ ᯋᯈᯍᯄ ᯓᯎ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮡᯔᯑᯄᯀᯔᮍ

　　ᮁ᮲ᯄᯍᯃ ᯏᯄᯎᯏᯋᯄ ᯓᯎ ᯈᯍᯕᯄᯒᯓᯈᯆᯀᯓᯄ ᯈᯌᯌᯄᯃᯈᯀᯓᯄᯋᯘᮍ ᮣᯈᯒᯏᯀᯓᯂᯇ ᯌᯔᯋᯓᯈᯏᯋᯄ ᯇᯄᯋᯈᯂᯎᯏᯓᯄᯑᯒ—ᯖᯄ ᯍᯄᯄᯃ ᯓᯎ ᯊᯍᯎᯖ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯒᯂᯄᯍᯄ ᯎᯅ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯈᯍᯂᯈᯃᯄᯍᯓ ᯀᯓ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯕᯄᯑᯘ ᯋᯄᯀᯒᯓᮀᮁ

　　ᮁᮭᯎ ᯍᯄᯄᯃᮍ ᮶ᯄ’ᯕᯄ ᯀᯋᯑᯄᯀᯃᯘ ᯑᯄᯓᯑᯈᯄᯕᯄᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯏᯄᯎᯏᯋᯄ ᯅᯑᯎᯌ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯒᯂᯄᯍᯄ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯈᯃᯄᯍᯓᯈᯅᯈᯄᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯈᯄᯒᮍᮁ ᮠ ᯋᯀᯙᯘ ᯘᯎᯔᯍᯆ ᯕᯎᯈᯂᯄ ᯂᯀᯌᯄ ᯓᯇᯑᯎᯔᯆᯇ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯏᯇᯎᯍᯄᮍ

　　ᮁ᮶ᯇᯎ ᯈᯒ ᯓᯇᯈᯒᮞᮁ

　　 ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯅᯑᯎᯖᯍᯄᯃᮍ ᮧᯄ ᯃᯈᯃᯍ’ᯓ ᯑᯄᯂᯎᯆᯍᯈᯙᯄ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯕᯎᯈᯂᯄᮍ ᮠᯒ ᯎᯍᯄ ᯎᯅ ᮲ᯓᮍ ᮠᯍᯍ ᮩᯎᯀᯍᯀ’ᯒ ᯌᯎᯒᯓ ᯄᯋᯈᯓᯄ ᯄᯗᯄᯂᯔᯓᯈᯎᯍ ᯏᯑᯎᯅᯄᯒᯒᯎᯑᯒᮋ ᯇᯄ ᯊᯍᯄᯖ ᯀᯋᯋ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯃᯄᯏᯀᯑᯓᯌᯄᯍᯓ ᯇᯄᯀᯃᯒ ᯀᯓ ᯇᯈᯒ ᯋᯄᯕᯄᯋ—ᯄᯗᯂᯄᯏᯓ ᯓᯇᯈᯒ ᯘᯎᯔᯍᯆ ᯌᯀᯍᮍ

　　ᮁᮬᯄᮞ ᮸ᯎᯔ ᯃᯎᯍ’ᯓ ᯑᯄᯂᯎᯆᯍᯈᯙᯄ ᯌᯄᮞ ᮨ’ᯌ ᮬᯎ ᮷ᯈᯀᯎᯖᯀᯍᯆᮋ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮢᯎᯌᯁᯀᯓ ᮣᯈᯕᯈᯒᯈᯎᯍ ᮢᯇᯈᯄᯅ’ᯒ ᯒᯓᯀᯑ ᯏᯔᯏᯈᯋᮍᮁ ᮳ᯇᯄ ᯕᯎᯈᯂᯄ ᯑᯄᯌᯀᯈᯍᯄᯃ ᯍᯎᯍᯂᯇᯀᯋᯀᯍᯓᮍ ᮁ᮳ᯇᯄ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯘ ᯖᯀᯒ ᮆᮯᯇᯘᯋᯋᯈᯒ’ᯒ ᮲ᯖᯎᯑᯃᮍᮆ ᮳ᯇᯀᯓ ᯌᯔᯒᯓ’ᯕᯄ ᯅᯄᯋᯓ ᯀᯖᯅᯔᯋᮋ ᯇᯔᯇᮞᮁ

　　 ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ’ᯒ ᯅᯑᯎᯖᯍ ᯃᯄᯄᯏᯄᯍᯄᯃᮍ ᮁᮧᯎᯖ ᯖᯎᯔᯋᯃ ᯘᯎᯔ ᯊᯍᯎᯖ ᯓᯇᯀᯓᮞᮁ

　　 ᮯᯇᯘᯋᯋᯈᯒ’ᯒ ᮲ᯖᯎᯑᯃ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯅᯎᯔᯍᯃᯀᯓᯈᯎᯍ ᯎᯅ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮯᯇᯘᯋᯋᯈᯒ ᯅᯀᯌᯈᯋᯘᮋ ᯀ ᯏᯎᯖᯄᯑ ᯓᯇᯀᯓ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯂᯑᯄᯀᯓᯄᯃ ᯌᯈᯑᯀᯂᯋᯄᯒ ᯓᯇᯑᯎᯔᯆᯇᯎᯔᯓ ᯇᯈᯒᯓᯎᯑᯘᮍ ᮳ᯇᯎᯔᯆᯇ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯅᯀᯌᯈᯋᯘ’ᯒ ᯁᯔᯒᯈᯍᯄᯒᯒ ᯕᯄᯍᯓᯔᯑᯄᯒ ᯅᯋᯎᯔᯑᯈᯒᯇᯄᯃᮋ ᯓᯇᯄᯈᯑ ᯁᯋᯎᯎᯃᯋᯈᯍᯄ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯖᯄᯀᯊᯄᯍᯄᯃ ᯖᯈᯓᯇ ᯄᯀᯂᯇ ᯆᯄᯍᯄᯑᯀᯓᯈᯎᯍᮍ

　　 ᮨᯍ ᯓᯇᯈᯒ ᯄᯑᯀᮋ ᯎᯍᯋᯘ ᮣᯎᯑᯎᯓᯇᯘ ᮯᯇᯘᯋᯋᯈᯒ ᯏᯎᯒᯒᯄᯒᯒᯄᯃ ᯓᯇᯈᯒ ᮠᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯓᯘ—ᯀᯍᯃ ᯄᯕᯄᯍ ᯓᯇᯄᯍᮋ ᯈᯓ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯎᯍᯋᯘ ᮠᮌᯑᯀᯍᯊᮍ

　　 ᮨᯓ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯁᯄᯄᯍ ᯍᯄᯀᯑᯋᯘ ᯀ ᯂᯄᯍᯓᯔᯑᯘ ᯒᯈᯍᯂᯄ ᯀᯍ ᮲᮲ᮌᯑᯀᯍᯊ ᮯᯇᯘᯋᯋᯈᯒ’ᯒ ᮲ᯖᯎᯑᯃ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯀᯏᯏᯄᯀᯑᯄᯃᮍ ᮳ᯇᯄ ᯎᯍᯋᯘ ᯖᯀᯘ ᯓᯎ ᯈᯌᯀᯆᯈᯍᯄ ᯈᯓᯒ ᯅᯔᯋᯋ ᯏᯎᯖᯄᯑ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯓᯇᯑᯎᯔᯆᯇ ᯇᯈᯒᯓᯎᯑᯈᯂᯀᯋ ᯑᯄᯂᯎᯑᯃᯒ—ᯀᯍᯃ ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ’ᯒ ᯌᯄᯌᯎᯑᯘ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯍᯎᯓᯎᯑᯈᯎᯔᯒᯋᯘ ᯔᯍᯑᯄᯋᯈᯀᯁᯋᯄᮍ

　　ᮁᮨ ᯒᯀᯖ ᯀ ᯉᯔᯍᯈᯎᯑ ᯔᯒᯄ ᯈᯓ ᯓᯖᯎ ᯍᯈᯆᯇᯓᯒ ᯀᯆᯎ ᯀᯓ ᮬᯀᯑᯈᯀ ᮢᯇᯔᯑᯂᯇᮍᮁ ᮮᯍᯄ ᯂᯎᯔᯋᯃ ᯀᯋᯌᯎᯒᯓ ᯏᯈᯂᯓᯔᯑᯄ ᮬᯎ ᮷ᯈᯀᯎᯖᯀᯍᯆ ᯒᯇᯑᯔᯆᯆᯈᯍᯆ ᯎᯍ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯎᯓᯇᯄᯑ ᯄᯍᯃ ᯎᯅ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯋᯈᯍᯄᮍ ᮁᮩᯔᯒᯓ ᯍᯎᯓ ᯎᯍ ᯓᯇᯈᯒ ᯒᯂᯀᯋᯄᮍᮁ

　　 ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯀᯁᯎᯔᯓ ᯓᯎ ᯒᯀᯘ ᯌᯎᯑᯄ ᯖᯇᯄᯍ ᯇᯄ ᯀᯍᯃ ᮤᯕᯄ ᯒᯈᯌᯔᯋᯓᯀᯍᯄᯎᯔᯒᯋᯘ ᯓᯔᯑᯍᯄᯃ ᯓᯎᯖᯀᯑᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯖᯈᯍᯃᯎᯖ—ᯀ ᯇᯄᯋᯈᯂᯎᯏᯓᯄᯑ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯑᯄᯓᯔᯑᯍᯈᯍᯆᮍ

　　 ᮤᯗᯄᯂᯔᯓᯈᯎᯍ ᯎᯅᯅᯈᯂᯄᯑᯒ ᯂᯀᯑᯑᯈᯄᯃ ᯎᯔᯓ ᯀ ᯒᯓᯑᯄᯓᯂᯇᯄᯑ ᯁᯄᯀᯑᯈᯍᯆ ᯀᯍ ᯔᯍᯂᯎᯍᯒᯂᯈᯎᯔᯒ ᯁᯋᯎᯍᯃᯄ ᯆᯈᯑᯋᮍ ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯀᯍᯃ ᮤᯕᯄ ᯄᯗᯂᯇᯀᯍᯆᯄᯃ ᯀ ᯆᯋᯀᯍᯂᯄ ᯀᯒ ᯓᯇᯄᯘ ᯑᯔᯒᯇᯄᯃ ᯓᯎ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯋᯀᯍᯃᯈᯍᯆ ᯏᯀᯃᮍ ᮨᯓ ᯖᯀᯒ ᮣᯎᯑᯎᯓᯇᯘᮍ

　　 ᮭᯄᯗᯓᮋ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯎᯅᯅᯈᯂᯄᯑᯒ ᯃᯑᯀᯆᯆᯄᯃ ᯎᯔᯓ ᯀ ᯁᯎᯃᯘ ᯁᯀᯆᮋ ᯂᯎᯋᯃᯋᯘ ᯒᯇᯎᯎᯈᯍᯆ ᯀᯖᯀᯘ ᯂᯔᯑᯈᯎᯔᯒ ᯒᯓᯔᯃᯄᯍᯓᯒᮍ

　　ᮁ᮶ᯄ ᯅᯎᯔᯍᯃ ᯓᯇᯈᯒ ᯔᯍᯂᯎᯍᯒᯂᯈᯎᯔᯒ ᯒᯓᯔᯃᯄᯍᯓ ᯀᯓ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯒᯂᯄᯍᯄᮍ ᮳ᯇᯄᯑᯄ ᯖᯄᯑᯄ ᯒᯈᯆᯍᯒ ᯎᯅ ᯀ ᯒᯓᯑᯔᯆᯆᯋᯄᮋ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯒᯇᯄ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯖᯄᯀᯑᯈᯍᯆ ᯖᯇᯀᯓ ᯀᯏᯏᯄᯀᯑᯄᯃ ᯓᯎ ᯁᯄ ᯀ ᯕᯀᯌᯏᯈᯑᯄ ᯇᯔᯍᯓᯄᯑ’ᯒ ᯈᯍᯒᯈᯆᯍᯈᯀᮍ ᮶ᯄ ᯒᯔᯒᯏᯄᯂᯓ ᯒᯇᯄ ᯌᯈᯆᯇᯓ ᯁᯄ…ᮁ ᮳ᯇᯄ ᯎᯅᯅᯈᯂᯄᯑ ᯀᯃᯉᯔᯒᯓᯄᯃ ᯇᯈᯒ ᯆᯋᯎᯕᯄᯒᮍ

　　ᮁᮩᯔᯒᯓ ᯓᯄᯋᯋ ᯌᯄ ᯖᯇᯄᯑᯄ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯒᯂᯄᯍᯄ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯅᯈᯑᯒᯓᮀᮁ

　　 ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯖᯀᯓᯂᯇᯄᯃ ᯀᯒ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯒᯓᯑᯄᯓᯂᯇᯄᯑ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯂᯀᯑᯑᯈᯄᯃ ᯀᯖᯀᯘᮍ ᮧᯄ ᯖᯀᯒᯍ’ᯓ ᯏᯀᯑᯓᯈᯂᯔᯋᯀᯑᯋᯘ ᯂᯎᯍᯂᯄᯑᯍᯄᯃ ᯀᯁᯎᯔᯓ ᯕᯀᯌᯏᯈᯑᯄ ᯇᯔᯍᯓᯄᯑᯒ—ᯒᯓᯔᯃᯄᯍᯓᯒ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯎᯅᯓᯄᯍ ᯏᯑᯄᯓᯄᯍᯃᯄᯃ ᯓᯎ ᯁᯄ ᯏᯀᯑᯓ ᯎᯅ ᯓᯇᯀᯓ ᯎᯑᯆᯀᯍᯈᯙᯀᯓᯈᯎᯍ ᯈᯍ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯏᯀᯒᯓᮍ ᮤᯕᯄᯑᯘᯎᯍᯄ ᯊᯍᯄᯖ ᯈᯓ ᯍᯎ ᯋᯎᯍᯆᯄᯑ ᯄᯗᯈᯒᯓᯄᯃᮋ ᯑᯄᯃᯔᯂᯄᯃ ᯓᯎ ᯍᯎᯓᯇᯈᯍᯆ ᯌᯎᯑᯄ ᯓᯇᯀᯍ ᯄᯃᯆᯘ ᯓᯄᯄᯍᯀᯆᯄ ᯅᯀᯍᯓᯀᯒᯈᯄᯒᮍ

　　 ᮠᯒ ᯅᯎᯑ ᮣᯎᯑᯎᯓᯇᯘ… ᯒᯇᯄ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯀ ᯑᯀᯓᯇᯄᯑ ᯄᯂᯂᯄᯍᯓᯑᯈᯂ ᯆᯈᯑᯋᮍ

　　ᮁᮨᯓ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯈᯍ ᯅᯑᯎᯍᯓ ᯎᯅ ᯀᯍ ᯀᯏᯀᯑᯓᯌᯄᯍᯓ ᯁᯔᯈᯋᯃᯈᯍᯆ ᯎᯍ ᮯᯇᯎᯄᯍᯈᯗ ᮲ᯓᯑᯄᯄᯓ ᮤᯀᯒᯓ ᯈᯍ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯎᯋᯃ ᯃᯈᯒᯓᯑᯈᯂᯓᮍᮁ

　　ᮁ᮶ᯇᯎᯒᯄ ᯒᯓᯔᯃᯄᯍᯓ ᯈᯒ ᯒᯇᯄᮞᮁ ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯆᯋᯀᯍᯂᯄᯃ ᯀᯓ ᮤᯕᯄᮍ

　　ᮁᮬᯈᯍᯄᮍᮁ ᮠᯍ ᮷ᯈᯀᯎᯘᯈ ᯉᯔᯌᯏᯄᯃ ᯃᯎᯖᯍ ᯅᯑᯎᯌ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯇᯄᯋᯈᯂᯎᯏᯓᯄᯑᮍ

　　 ᮭᯎᯍᯄ ᯎᯅ ᯓᯇᯄᯌ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯄᯗᯏᯄᯂᯓᯄᯃ ᯇᯈᯌ ᯓᯎ ᯁᯄ ᯓᯇᯄᯑᯄᮍ ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯒᯓᯔᯃᯈᯄᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯘᯎᯔᯍᯆ ᯏᯑᯎᯅᯄᯒᯒᯎᯑᮋ ᯖᯇᯎᯌ ᯇᯄ’ᯃ ᯎᯍᯋᯘ ᯌᯄᯓ ᯎᯍᯂᯄ ᯁᯄᯅᯎᯑᯄᮍ

　　ᮁ᮶ᯇᯀᯓ ᯀᯑᯄ ᯘᯎᯔ ᯃᯎᯈᯍᯆ ᯇᯄᯑᯄᮞᮁ ᮤᯕᯄ ᯀᯒᯊᯄᯃᮋ ᯏᯔᯙᯙᯋᯄᯃᮍ

　　 ᮠᯍ ᮷ᯈᯀᯎᯘᯈ ᯇᯀᯃ ᯀᯍᯓᯈᯂᯈᯏᯀᯓᯄᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯐᯔᯄᯒᯓᯈᯎᯍᮍ ᮁ᮶ᯇᯄᯍ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯈᯍᯂᯈᯃᯄᯍᯓ ᯇᯀᯏᯏᯄᯍᯄᯃᮋ ᮣᯎᯑᯎᯓᯇᯘ ᯂᯀᯋᯋᯄᯃ ᯌᯄ ᯅᯎᯑ ᯇᯄᯋᯏᮍ ᮨ ᯓᯎᯎᯊ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯈᯍᯈᯓᯈᯀᯓᯈᯕᯄ ᯓᯎ ᯁᯎᯑᯑᯎᯖ ᯀ ᯇᯄᯋᯈᯂᯎᯏᯓᯄᯑ ᯀᯍᯃ ᯀ ᯓᯄᯀᯌ ᯅᯑᯎᯌ ᯓᯇᯄ ᮡᯔᯑᯄᯀᯔᮍᮁ

　　 ᮧᯄ ᯇᯀᯍᯃᯄᯃ ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯀ ᯅᯎᯑᯌᮍ

　　ᮁᮨ ᯃᯈᯃᯍ’ᯓ ᯇᯀᯕᯄ ᯓᯈᯌᯄ ᯓᯎ ᯆᯄᯓ ᯀᯔᯓᯇᯎᯑᯈᯙᯀᯓᯈᯎᯍ ᯒᯈᯆᯍᯄᯃᮍ ᮶ᯎᯔᯋᯃ ᯘᯎᯔ ᯌᯈᯍᯃ ᯅᯈᯋᯋᯈᯍᯆ ᯈᯓ ᯎᯔᯓ ᯍᯎᯖᮞᮁ

　　ᮁᮨᯅ ᯘᯎᯔ ᯂᯎᯔᯋᯃ ᯂᯎᯌᯌᯀᯍᯃᯄᯄᯑ ᯀ ᯇᯄᯋᯈᯂᯎᯏᯓᯄᯑᮋ ᯖᯇᯘ ᯃᯎ ᯘᯎᯔ ᯍᯄᯄᯃ ᯌᯘ ᯒᯈᯆᯍᯀᯓᯔᯑᯄᮞᮁ

　　ᮁᮨᯓ’ᯋᯋ ᯀᯅᯅᯄᯂᯓ ᯌᯘ ᯂᯇᯀᯍᯂᯄᯒ ᯀᯓ ᯓᯇᯈᯒ ᯌᯎᯍᯓᯇ’ᯒ ᮮᯔᯓᯒᯓᯀᯍᯃᯈᯍᯆ ᮯᯑᯎᯅᯄᯒᯒᯎᯑ ᯀᯖᯀᯑᯃᮍ ᮨ ᯇᯎᯏᯄ ᯘᯎᯔ’ᯋᯋ ᯔᯍᯃᯄᯑᯒᯓᯀᯍᯃᮋ ᮯᯑᯎᯅᯄᯒᯒᯎᯑ ᮶ᯎᯋᯅᮍ ᮨ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯈᯍ ᯒᯔᯂᯇ ᯀ ᯇᯔᯑᯑᯘ ᯓᯇᯀᯓ ᮨ ᯁᯘᯏᯀᯒᯒᯄᯃ ᯏᯑᯎᯓᯎᯂᯎᯋᮍ ᮭᯎ ᯏᯑᯎᯅᯄᯒᯒᯎᯑ ᯖᯎᯔᯋᯃ ᯈᯆᯍᯎᯑᯄ ᯀ ᯒᯓᯔᯃᯄᯍᯓ’ᯒ ᯃᯈᯒᯓᯑᯄᯒᯒ ᯂᯀᯋᯋᮋ ᯑᯈᯆᯇᯓᮞᮁ

　　ᮁᮨ’ᯋᯋ ᯃᯎ ᯈᯓᮍᮁ ᮶ᯎᯋᯅ ᯂᯎᯋᯃᯋᯘ ᯏᯎᯂᯊᯄᯓᯄᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯅᯎᯑᯌᮍ

　　 ᮧᯈᯒ ᯆᯀᯙᯄ ᯒᯇᯈᯅᯓᯄᯃ ᯓᯎ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯁᯎᯃᯘ ᯁᯀᯆ ᯎᯍ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯆᯑᯎᯔᯍᯃᮍ ᮳ᯇᯄ ᯎᯅᯅᯈᯂᯄᯑ ᯔᯍᯙᯈᯏᯏᯄᯃ ᯈᯓ ᯒᯋᯈᯆᯇᯓᯋᯘᮋ ᯑᯄᯕᯄᯀᯋᯈᯍᯆ ᯀ ᯃᯄᯒᯈᯂᯂᯀᯓᯄᯃ ᯂᯎᯑᯏᯒᯄᮍ

　　ᮁᮧᯄ ᯖᯀᯒ ᯀᯋᯑᯄᯀᯃᯘ ᯋᯈᯊᯄ ᯓᯇᯈᯒ ᯖᯇᯄᯍ ᯖᯄ ᯀᯑᯑᯈᯕᯄᯃᮋᮁ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯎᯅᯅᯈᯂᯄᯑ ᯒᯀᯈᯃᮍ

　　ᮁᮩᯔᯒᯓ ᯋᯈᯊᯄ ᯓᯇᯀᯓ ᮢᯎᯔᯍᯓᮌᯋᯄᯕᯄᯋ ᯕᯀᯌᯏᯈᯑᯄᮍᮁ ᮤᯕᯄ ᯋᯎᯎᯊᯄᯃ ᯓᯎᯖᯀᯑᯃ ᯓᯇᯄ ᯌᯄᯃᯈᯂᯀᯋ ᯖᯈᯍᯆᮍ ᮁᮨᯅ ᯖᯄ ᯖᯀᯍᯓ ᯃᯄᯓᯀᯈᯋᯒᮋ ᯖᯄ’ᯋᯋ ᯇᯀᯕᯄ ᯓᯎ ᯖᯀᯈᯓ ᯅᯎᯑ ᮣᯎᯑᯎᯓᯇᯘ ᯓᯎ ᯖᯀᯊᯄ ᯔᯏ ᯅᯈᯑᯒᯓᮍᮁ

　　 ᮠᯍ ᮷ᯈᯀᯎᯘᯈ ᯅᯎᯋᯋᯎᯖᯄᯃ ᯇᯄᯑ ᯆᯀᯙᯄᮋ ᯇᯈᯒ ᯄᯗᯏᯑᯄᯒᯒᯈᯎᯍ ᯃᯈᯒᯓᯀᯍᯓᮍ

　　ᮁ᮸ᯎᯔᯑ ᯆᯔᯌᯒ ᯀᯑᯄ ᯁᯋᯄᯄᯃᯈᯍᯆᮍᮁ ᮥᯀᯑᯎ ᯒᯔᯃᯃᯄᯍᯋᯘ ᯀᯏᯏᯄᯀᯑᯄᯃ ᯈᯍ ᯅᯑᯎᯍᯓ ᯎᯅ ᯇᯈᯌᮋ ᯏᯄᯄᯑᯈᯍᯆ ᯀᯓ ᯇᯈᯒ ᯅᯀᯂᯄᮍ

　　 ᮠᯍ ᮷ᯈᯀᯎᯘᯈ ᯒᯓᯀᯑᯓᯋᯄᯃᮍ ᮁᮧᯄᯘᮋ ᯒᯈᯍᯂᯄ ᯖᯇᯄᯍ ᯃᯎ ᯘᯎᯔ ᯌᯎᯕᯄ ᯋᯈᯊᯄ ᯀ ᯆᯇᯎᯒᯓᮞᮁ

　　ᮁ᮫ᯎᯎᯊ ᯇᯎᯖ ᯒᯂᯀᯑᯄᯃ ᯘᯎᯔ ᯀᯑᯄᮍᮁ ᮥᯀᯑᯎ ᯆᯑᯈᯍᯍᯄᯃᮍ

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The Vampire Professor

The train station bustled with ceaseless activity, alive with movement. In the spring of her twenty-third year, An Xiaoyi finally received the acceptance letter from that university. Agents, operatives, wielders of power… This was, in truth, a violent institution dedicated to opposing the vampires. He became a professor, teaching foundational knowledge of supernatural abilities and the history of vampires. Filled with anticipation and a deep sense of responsibility, he trained his students to bolster humanity’s strength against the bloodkin—all while searching for clues about his long-missing parents. The problem? He had another identity—she was, in fact, a vampire herself. Even worse, on her very first night in the dormitory, a mysterious vampire woman suddenly kissed her, claiming to be her lover. An Xiaoyi remained outwardly unfazed and struck a deal with the woman: in exchange for information about her parents, she would help the woman “conquer” her. After all, there was no way this woman knew her secret. But gradually, she began to suspect that the cunning, domineering woman was only acting… By the time she realized the truth, it was already too late—she had fallen deep into the trap.

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