Book1:TeDream-Maker

ndcausedinnumerableheadstoturn．Attheerofthestreet,theyseparated,thegirlstotinueshoppingandDimitri,whohadnoiinthatfemiime,togoonhisway.TheyarraomeetatduskatJamaz’spdreturntotheircampsitebytheke,whereRichardwastocookasumptuousesedinnerforthemiionofhistinuousvictory．

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    DimitriwalkedonthinkingofhisfriendRichard,whowasinthegamblinghouseasusual,engagedinalife-ahbattlewiththeodds，hopingtowinmoremoney．Heptedonthepowerofmohatcoulddrivesomepeoplecrazy．Somemadetheaccumutiohtheirprimegoaloflife，buttoDimitri，moneywasofnosignificebecausehisfortunewasofsuchastronomicalfiguresthatitwasalmostincalcubleandtherebyequaltozero．Inthisworld,nojobsuitedhimbetterthanhispresehatofaical,rovingobserver.Tohimeadividualthatpassedbeforehimwaslikeabookontheopenrackofthelibrary．Ifthedifferentisandtriflesofhisorherlifewereloyallyrecordedanddescribed,itwouldmakeanoutstandingbook．Whenyouhavereadallthebooksontherack，youwouldbesatisfiedandhaveswhenitwastimetobeinterredihoftheearthwiththesecopiousstoriescollectedfromtheworldofmortals．

    Onthesidewalkofthebusystreetwherepedestrianswerede，JamazandhisbandofAfristreetmusiswerepyingforapaltrydonation．UsingseveralkindsoftraditionaldrumsahersimpleAfrimusistruments，theyperformedvigorouslyahusiastically．Thesimplereiterationofthemonotonousbeatbestowedanatmosphereofprimitivemystery，sofulloflife.Dimitrisatonabenchacrossthestreet，acupofcoffeeinhishand,enjoyingtheirperformance．Jamazlookedupatthecrystalblueskyandthendownonhisownshinybckbody.Thebluenessoftheskiesw