Book1:TeDream-Maker

hadshetakeoappreciateandenjoythegrandeurofnature．Formerly，thiswasthetimefobacktowardsherquartersinthepaceafteranight’shardwork．Shewasohetwenty-fourbeauties,ridpamperedandintrolofunimaginablewealth．ShehadthoughtthatbymakinguseofCyclopsshecouldtakeoverDimitri’sfinancialempireasherown．Butiy，theschemer，sosureofvictoryinthedarkofthenight,foundshehadlosteverythingbydaybreak．SheshouldhaveknownthatDimitri’smonarchicauthoritycamethroughthedivinerightofkings，whianpowercouldoverturnortakeaway．Onlywhenherambitionswerebrokenintopiecesdidsherealizeherinsignifice．Butwhatwasdonewasdoneanditwastootefrets．TheonlythiwasCyclops’stubbornsperminherwomb,rapidlygrowingandmaturing，wrigglingandmovinglikeanaughtyspirit．Theonlyshredofhopeforherwasthatwiththegenerosityanddecyofhisheart,Dimitriwouldnotexecuteapregnantwoman．

    WhenKingDimitriarrivedathismajesticpace，thesunwasalreadyhighinthesky．Itsgoldenraysshedanauraofdazzlingbrilliagavehimthemajestidimposingstatureofagod．Behindhimwalkedthejetbck,militantfigureofthesnake-hairedbeauty,Medusa,whocouldgethecolorofherskinatwill，likeachameleon,andthesnowwhiteflowerfairy,inationoftheEasterLily．Hisexpressionturnedsomberandsorrowfushesawtheformerlushandgrassyvalleynowburntandbarren．Thebodiesofhisbravewarriorwerelyingirowsonthegroundbehindthepace，asifprofessingtheirloyaltythateveheywerethereforhisreviewwheurned．Asheehepace,heghettives,whohungtheirheads，uoenterhisglitteringeyes．Wordlessly,hestrodetohisgoldenthroneandsatdown,withthetwobeauties,onebewhite,standi