SUFFIX

Problem Description
A string is a list of characters containing only letter ‘a’ to ‘z’. For example: “abcdefg”, “isun” are valid strings. “rocket323” is not a valid string.

A suffix of a string suf[i] is the list of characters at positions from i to n-1 (positions are labeled from 0 to n – 1, n is length of the string). For the string “hustacm”, suf[0] = “hustacm”, suf[1] = “ustacm”, suf[3] = “tacm”, suf[6] = “m”.

The suffix list L of a string is a permutation of numbers from 0 to n-1(n is length of the string), which satisfy the following condition:
suf[L[0]] < suf[L[1]] < suf[L[2]] < … < suf[L[n-1]].

For the string “aabac”, its suffix list is [0, 1, 3, 2, 4].
Here comes the question: Given a string S and a suffix list L, you are to change minimum number of characters of S so that the suffix list of the new string is equal to L.

Input
There are multiple cases, for each case:
The first line is integer n representing the length of the string. (1 <= n <= 500)
The second line is the string.
The third line is a permutation of numbers from 0 to n-1.

Output
For each case, output the minimum number of characters to change in order to satisfy the condition above, if there is no solution, just output -1.

Sample Input
3
abc
0 1 2
3
aab
2 0 1

Sample Output
0
2

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