Book1:TeDream-Maker

fmoment,suspilurkedinhersubsciousnessastohowsomanyhugeEasterliliescouldbeinbloomaltoofseasoninthisdesertedspot.Butthen,sharingthesameintensefeelingasCyclops,shethoughtnomoreofit,neverdreamingtheywereinationsofWhiteFairy,whowaskeepingthemunderhersurveilnce．

    ThemagnifitEasterLilywasverymuchshockedatthearmingplotshehadactallyeacrossandwasnonplused．Sheremaiheresilentandmotionless，ptingonwhatshouldbedoopthisspiracy．Itwasevidentthatiftheysucceeded,notonlywouldtheloyaeousMedusadie,butKingDimitri’svastkingdomwouldfallintothehandsofthesetwounscrupuloussdrels．Theresultwouldbeunthinkable．Shefinallydecidedthatiopreventtragedyfromhappening,themostpressingthingatthemomentwastotemporarilytakebackthebowandarrowshehadgivenDimitriatparting,beforeIleencouldyherhandsonthem．AgimmediatelyonherdecisioerLilygedintoawispofsmokeandinstantlydisappearedfromview.

    Inthedensefog,onlytheoutlineofKingDimitri’sgrandandmajesticpacewasfaintlydisible．Itwasinthedeepofthenightsoeverythingitchdark.Thebeautiesmustallbelingi,dark,silkyfoldsofslumbernd．OnlyMedusawasthere,standingguardatthetopofthehighestroof,alerttoeverysoundandmovement．Asthefogpreventedherfromseeingbeyondafewfeet,shewouldleaveherposteverynowandthen，andflylowaroundthepacetoethebeauties，whomKingDimitriprizedaboveallelse,wereallsafeandsound．Anuneasypremonitionofmisfortunehadbeentroublingher，promptioincreasehervigince．Shehadjustreturherooftopfromoneofheriionswhenaslightsoundfromtheviityoftheatticcaughtherattentioicwasenclosedonallsidesbyabeau