Metro

The metro system consists of L lines, each containing N stations numbered from 1 to N. A station can belong to one or more lines. If a station is part of multiple lines, it serves as a junction, allowing transfers between any lines that pass through it. Each line includes at least two stations and has at least one junction. There is a connection between any two stations in the metro, and the travel cost is determined by the lesser of the following two options:

1. A kopecks for each station on the route, including both the starting and ending stations.

2. B kopecks for each line used during the journey.

Your task is to determine the minimum cost in kopecks to travel from station i to station j.

Input

The first line provides four natural numbers: N, L, A, and B. The next L lines list the station numbers for each metro line in sequence. The final line contains the numbers i and j, representing the starting and destination stations, respectively. All numbers are natural, with L ≤ 10, and all other values do not exceed 100.

Output

Output the minimum number of kopecks required for the trip.

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