Book1:TeDream-Maker

yneededKingDimitribacktotakeandofthedangeroussituation．Dimitriwasaghastatthisturs．Hepacedtheroomwithaheavyheart，browsknitted，regrettinghisimpulsivedecisiontopunishDonKaffee,whichresultedinthisuedattackbyRomantroops-theDon’spatriots．Hekhattheenemyoverwhelmedhiminnumbersandoheykheyofthend,theywouldattack．Thateanthepletedestruofhisnewlyestablishedempire.Allhishopesandpnswouldetonothing．Butthen，hisproudandstubbornnaturecametohisaid．"No，Iwon’tgiveup．Notwithoutagoodfight！Imustknowwhattheenemy’spnsare"hedecided．Hewentbacktohiscouddreamed．

    IoftheChiefturionoftheRomanLegiomospherewastense．DimitrisawDonKaffeewithhisdarkgssesandexpressionlessfacediscussingpnsofattackwithhisgenerals．Thediscussionhadevidentlybeengoingonforquitesometime．TheRomangeneralswereadamant．

    "Thesemountaiuralgeographicbarrier.Justlikeafortress，theyareeasytodefendbuthardtoattack.Wemustsendoutscoutsandmakeroughmilitarymapsbeforedegonapnofattack.”

    "Impossible!”saidMr.Kaffee“That’soutofthequestion．Timeisoftheesseackatallcost!”

    “Thereisnopossibilityofaquicksuccess”insistedonegeneral.

    "Itwillcostthelivesoftoomanyionaries!"criedanother.Justthen，itortedthattherewassomeosidethetentaskingtoseetheChiefturionwithpnstodefeattheeheDohepersonthtforthatonce．DimitriwastakenabacktofinditwasIleen，whomhehadkilledbutterresurrectedianceforhisharshness．Herfacesobeautiful，wasnowscarredbythecwsofthetigers，andhereyeswerefullofhatreday．

    "Iknowasecretpassageintothefortress．Iwillleadtheway”shesaid．"Butonlyononedi