Book1:TeDream-Maker

wnwithhisbacktothewalndtriedtoeatthesandwich．Dimitrihadalwaysthoughtthewhadbeeooplicatedandwasunnecessaryatleasttohimwholivedinaworldofhisownwithlittledealingswithhisfellowmen,likeabirdatrge，flyingspontaneouslywherehewouldintothehorizonattwilight．Thisiaughthimthatthewwasnecessarytopreservesocialorder．Butthen，peoplelikeMr．Kaffeelivedabovethewandwasathreattowhoeverearhim，nomatterhowihewas．

    "Iwillwrestlelotagainsthim.”Dimitridecided．Helookedupatthetallhigh-riseandthought．"Ohno!Nothere!IotfightWorldBay-handed．Iwillhavetogobaykingdomtodothat.”Heclosedhiseyesandimmediatelyfelsleep．

    PurplecloudswererisingfromthemountainstreamandthedawnmisthaddispersedwhenKingDimitriwasseenleadinghistwenty-fourbeautiesoverthesuspensietotheadministrativebuildingoherpeak．Thebeautiesweredressedinloose，soft，silkgoidesleeves，eachgowndifferentfromtheotherincolor,withabandatthewaistshowingofftheirmagnifitfigures．TheyfollowedKingDimitri，theirbillowingskirtsandsleeveslikeslenderwillowsswayinginthewind．Ohempassthebridgelikeatroupeofcelestialnymphswalkiherainbow，thenativesfelltothegroundinaweahereinworship．

    Thebeautieshadeachbeentrainedinonespecificfield．Usually，themomenttheyreachedtheotherpteau，eachwouldgodirectlytoherassignedpost．SomewouldgobyhelicoptertotheairbaseatthefootofthemountaihetransportationofallnecessarycargDimitriandhispacecrew．Somewouldgotooverseetheoperationsatthepowerpntandteleunicatioer．Otherswouldgotothehospitandattendtotheneedsofthepatientsthere．Dimitriusuallywenttohisoffice