Book1:TeDream-Maker

owshewasgettingalong．Butretlyshehadn’tseenhimforquiteawhile．Sensingageimosphere，Stephaniepausedduringhermeditationandlookedoutofthecave．Theskywasovercastwithdarkcloudsainyripplesinthegoourningintowavesthatspshedagainsttherocks．SuddenlyStephanie’sbodyshookrapidlyanduntrolblyinapainshehadneverexperiencedbefore．Shefeltasiftherewasaninternalstrengthinsideherbodyreadytoexplode．Itwaslikeahugewavesurgingaroundinherbody，tryingtospshherintopieces．ForewarnedbyDimitri，shekwasaveryimportantstage，atimefortransformation．Justassuddenlyasitcame,thepainsubsidedandStephanieluxuriatedinahithertoinexperienfort，

    "Ah，successatst！"sheexulted．"Thescarletdragonhasbeendecapitated!NowisthetimetogivemyselftoDimitri.”Walkingtotheedgeofthecliff，shefoundthattheelementstoohadquieteddown．Shedivedintothewaterbelowgracefusaflyingswallowandswamtowardstheoppositeshorelikeahuge,scalelessfish．

    Afteralongswim，Stephaniefinallyheoppositeshore．Herspeedhadsedandshewasbeginningtofeeltiredwhenshesawaslenderfigurejoggingontheshore．Thejoggerproceededatastablepace,witheachsteppreciselyofthesamelength．Herhandschedinloosefists,swungathersideliketwosystematicbutintergingpendulums．ThisstablenessandequilibriumcoupledwithmoderatespeedgaveStephanieaddedstrengthainuedonherwaywithlongmeasuredstrokes．Hearingthesoundofsomeoneswimming，thejoggerlookedtowardsthegoonandsawStephanie．ShesmiledatherandmadeaVwithherrighthandinencement．Thetwodiesdidnotknoweachotherverywell，butlivinginthesamesecludedkingdominthemountains，theywereacq