Book1:TeDream-Maker

verysesthathadalwaysbeentherebeforeher．Nowherheartwasfullofpeadquiet．Itwasasifshehadbeehirdceatlife．Whensheopenedhereyesagain，theywerefilledwithexuberantbrilliaheedgeoftheforest，therewasarowoftrees，extremelyfeminineandgracefulinshape，showingwomay，slenderanddelicate．UnderMedusa’ssweepinggheyturnedbatobeautifulvirgins,dazedandfused,asifjustwakingfromadeepslumber．Thesewerethehumansacrificesofformeryears,turotreesafterCyclopshaddrunktheirblood．Handinhand,theyfollowedDimitriandMedusaohtowardstheseaside．Ontheway，whereverMedusa’sgngered，thestonefiguresbecamealiveiwinklingofaneyeandjoiheranksofthenewlyresurrected，excitedlyquestioningeachotherandughingunbelievingly．

    Justthentheairresouhhailsofexcitementayughter．Thenativeswereoverjoyedatthehatthemonsterhadbeenshotdown．Theyswarmedoutoftheirhutsandintotheirboatstogreettheirsaviorandtoseewiththeirowhedownfalloftheiraremy,whohaddemahesacrificeoftheirdearestoneseveryyear．ButsuchwasMedusa’soverpthreatthatnonedaredtoventureashorebeforethenewswasfirmed;soamassofboatsandoesseemedfrozenmotionlessinthemiddleoftheke．WhenthefigureofDimitriappearedontheshorewithasnake-hairedbeautybyhissideainueofyoungmenandwomenbehindhim，gleefulshoutsandughterroseupandafervorofjoyaementpermeatedtheair，astheboatsandoesracedeachothertoetoshore．Anativegirl，impatientwiththedey，divedintothewaterandswamtoshoreaheadoftheboats．ItwasDeanna,thegirlwhosonarrowlyescapedatragicdeaththenightbefore．Shescrambledupthebanks,fellonherkneesandkissedDimitri’sfeet．Ahetribewalkedso