Book1:TeDream-Maker (第162/166页)

ecametothisearth．Shehadlostherfamilyiy,onlytojoinanevenrgerandhappierone．Reassuredafteriingeveryfadfindingthemallkindaogetalongwith，sheywiththisnewhaven．Mara’stenmagigersbroughtforthspontaneousmusic．Shelivediwehtury，inasocietywhosesteel-likeessandckoffriendlinessandhumantouchhadmadeherfeellifewasunbearableaenceimpossible．ButhereinKingDimitri’sKingdom,withthebzingfire,apace，beautifulnaturalserysofamiliarandfortable,shefousuitablenicheforherself．Sheswitchedtoanoldpopurfolksongeveryoneknewandsanginapahebeautiesjoinedin．Thebeautifulfemalechoruswasthemostwondroussoundintheworld．

    15

    Thefirebzed，warmfragrantbreezeblewandblewlikethesoftevehingofayoungmotherwhilesheslumberedinthedeepofthenight，agentlesmileonhersweetfajoyingendlessdreamsinthelongnightsthatwouldneverbeinterruptedbythelightofdawn．Thewarmfragrantbreezeblewandblewfromthebeginningtilltheendoftime，likethesoftevehingofayoungmotherwhilesheremainedinanendlessdreamfromwhichshewouldneverwake．Thebeautifulfemalechoruswasthemostwondrousmusitheworld,resoundingintheopenmountains．JustthenCyclops’obstinatesperm，theunshapedfetuswhichhadstruggledoutofIleen’slifelessbodywasattachedonadandelion．Thesightofthegroupofbeautifulwomensinginghappilyfahefireofherrevenge.Hermotherusedtobethemostbeautifulofbeauties,butcametosuchatragid．Shewouldneverfetthebitteroathofvengeaookassheburstforthfromthelifelesswombofherpoormother．Tohertwistedmind，thebeautifulvoicesraisedinsongwasanexcruciatingtorture，seeminglytobethetragichowlofherdyingmotherbeied．Thewarmfragrantwindblewgently．Theyetunformedfetus，stilltiletobemasterofherownas,wasblownupintotheair，andfloatedlikepolleninthedomainofKingDimitri’smysteriousKingdom．

    Uheradiantluminesceofthefullmoonwhichhadmovedtotheterofthesky,thewaterinthekesparkedandshimmeredinamyriadofpinpointsoflight,andtheprofileofthemountainrangesbecamemoreclear-ddistinctthahelowhorizontalraheGiantMountainlookedamazinglylife-like，asifthehugegiantwastrulystrugglingtomovehisparalyzedbody．Thebeautifulfemalechorusseemedtohaveiedinhimastrongtorrentialurgeforresurre．Aroundthefire，thebeautiesehefullestthisstraiight．Medusa,however,feltiltease,lookingaroundtensely，alertforanyunusualsoundormovement．Suddenly,shestoodupandsaid，

    "Quick!Putoutthefireandhidebehirees．Anunknownfnbodyhasenteredourareafromtheairandisheadingthisway，It’shardtosaywhetherit’sfriendorfoe.”Havingjustgohroughthetrialsofbattle,thebeautieswerefulloffearandtrepidation.Theyquicklygotsomewaterfromtheke,putoutthefireanddisappearedintothewoods．

    Justthenawitabroom-stickappearedinmid-air．ThesnakehaironMedusa’sheadstoodonendlikealionarousedandshewasabouttotransformintoahuge,ferociousbirdtoentertheenemy,whenYokoputherharaininglyonMedusa’sarm，saying，

    "No．Wait，Medusa!Don’t!That’sGrandmaAmaliawhhtmeuplikeherownfleshandblood．Shemeansnoharm.”Thewitchseemedtobedrunk;swayingunstablyonthebroom．Shetookanotherswingatthebottleinherhandandsighed，

    "ThereisnopearthIhaven’tvisited，butneverhaveIseensuchbeautifulwatersandmountains．Thisisrea