Book1:TeDream-Maker

lofthemountainrangeslookedlikeagiganticTitanlyiandhelplessontheground．Hissinewymuscleshadstoresofinfinitemight,powerandenergy．Havingintherefes，heseemedtolongtostretdturnover,butbeingparalyzedheolongerliftevenafinger．Hismusclestauhisfutileattempt．Ontheoppositebankoftheke,anudewomawashingherlonghairinthecrystalclearwater．Aftervigorouslyrubbingitdrywithatowel，shetwisteditlooselyintoaknotatthebackofherheadandstoodup．Ah!itwasLotus．Herbeautifulfacefullyrevealeduhebrightmoonlight．Shestoodthere，headraisedtothemoon，musclessorexedthattheyseemedtobepulledbythegravityoftheearthontotheground．Sheseemedtohearstrainsofmusithesky,butwheoppedtolistely，itwasgoafterawhile，theelusivemelodyappearedagain，startingasanindistinctmurmurandthenrisingslowlytoafullrhythm．Shebeganmovingherarmsandlegswithasluggishslowness，whichhadnoratiotoordinarymovements.Itwasasthoughshewasumosphericpressuretentimesgreaterthannormal．Butoherhand，hernguidmovementswerelikefloatingcloud．Ifisotedintopostures,eachwouldresemblethepoiseofatree;butliogethertheyweregracefusthewillowswayinginthespringbreeze．Thefullmoonshhtlyasshetinuedmoving，castingherelongatedshadowontheground，makingherappeartobeaherealgehemagicalgealmentofthelumimoonlight．Hermovementsweresmoothandflowingasthewater，seemingtonarratetheprocessofthecreationoftheearthanditselements．Timewasfrozenuntilshegraduallystopped．Shestoodthereforasedandthenwalkedbacktoherhut．Thetactofherbarefeetwiththegrassandsoilwasextremelysoothing．Sheerspiringslightly，soshesatbyherwindowsoft