Book1:TeDream-Maker

seofyoutwo，theultimatefaultdoesnotliewithyou．Iwillsparebothofyou．ButletCyclopsremaininthecaveuntilIthinkofawaytotamehisirascibletemperandferociousnature.ThenIwillsethimfree,too.”Medusastruggledtositupsaying，

    "Imustseehimoncemore.”Dimitrihelpedhertoherfeetandgaveherasupparmwhileshewalkedfeeblytowardsthecave,stillweakfromtheenormouslossofblood．OnseeingDimitri,Cyclopsagaieandrushedtowardshim,shriekingandshoutingferociously，onlytobellowandstamphisfeetinfrustrationwhenheulledbackbythes.

    “Calmdown,Cyclops”saidMedusaasshewalkedtowardshim．Sheputherhandsonhisfadrepeatedthewailyandsoothingly．Athersofttoudgentlewords,Cyclopsstoppedstrugglingandturneddocileasifhypnotized．

    "MydearCyclops,”shetinued.“IknowyouhavelovedmeeversinceyousawmeinthedaysbeforeIwasturon．Butloveisspontaneousandotbeforced．Istayedwithyouforalmostaturyoutofgratitudefivingmeasedlife,andiurnIhavehelpedyouasmuchasIcouldinyourhourofneed．ButnowIhavemetamanworthyofmyloveandIamgoingtofollowhimwhereverhegoes．Youmuststayhereforthepresent．Iwilleandseeyouandtakecareofyoufromtimetotime．Ifyouarewillingtogeyourferociousnatureandexplosivetemper,you,toowillbefreeioodistantfuture．"ThisgenerosityoofDimitriwastocausehiminnumerabledisastersoneday,whichwillbedealtwithter．

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    MedusafollowedDimitrioutofthecave．Thethickfoghaddispersedanddawnlighteduptheskies．Shelookedupattheinfretchoftheheavensandwasdeeptymovedbythemajesticsplendorofnature.Sheclosedhereyesforamoment，thinkingofherpastlife，toofullofhate，sinsaoenjoythese