Book1:TeDream-Maker

yed．Onlyaftermillionsofyearsofzigzaggedges，diditetobewhatitwastoday．Hecludedbysayingthatittothoseesteemedstistsandschorspresenttotrace，researdexpinthosedeviousges．AsAishalistened，herrespeincreased．Inafewwordshehad1aiddowntheprinciplesforthereseardmadeaplexprojectseemsimple．Asshegottoknowhimbetter，shewasmesmerizedbyhimandvoluntarilyfollowedhimtohisKingdominthesecludedmountains．GraduallyKingDimitribecamehergreatmentorandsheroudtobeeoneofhistwenty-fourbeauties．

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    Stephanie:

    Therefleoftheswayingbraheweepingwillowsoilesswavesofthegooopersonifyadnguidwoman，half-yielding，half-resisting.Thegoonwasborderedononesidebyasheercliff,withacavefarabovethewaterlevel．Theonlywayofentrywasbyclimbingupastoutrope．AbovethecavewasthecarvedfigureofaTibetanBuddhawithfourhands，eachholdingastrangeon,likeaprotectiveguardiaypreventingevilspiritsfrominvadireatoftheyoungwomanractigprodigiousfeatsofthefleshbody．0ccasionallyshewouldopenherrgealluringeyeswhichseemedtohideamillios．Suchmysteriouselusivenes