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Your professor wants you to fill a two-dimensional N by N matrix with some numbers by following a specific pattern. According to his explanation as in the figure below, you have to fill the whole matrix by starting from the upper left corner. And then you continue by growing the size of the square matrix one by one. You start by filling a 1 by 1 matrix, then a 2 by 2 matrix until the n by n matrix is filled.



So, in the example given above, you have to fill a 10 by 10 matrix starting from number 4. Then, you continue from the next column (downwards) and from the next row (right to left) by incrementing the number and by storing it in the current position in the array.

Question: Given the dimension of the final matrix and the starting number, print all the elements of the final matrix.

Input specification
You will be given two integer n and s ( 5 <= n <= 100 and 1 <= s <= 100 ) where n represents the dimension of the final matrix and s represents the starting number in the upper left corner.

Output specification
Show all of the elements of the final matrix separated by a single space as in the given examples.

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