Book2:KigdomIteDreams

toClementine.Shethoughtforawhileandsaid,

    “Ifitwerebefore,Icouldeasilyflybacktoheavenandrecruitthenecessarymetalsmiths.ButnowthatIhavethisfleshbody,Iolongerflybadforthfromheavehlikebefore,but...”Beforeshefinishedspeaking,theimageofhertwinsister,Charmaine,reflectedinthemirrorpthetableinterrupted,

    “Youotdosobecauseyouhaveafleshbody.Idonot,soIamfreetoflybadforthatwill.Whynotgivethejobtome?Iwillbeabletotakeitup.”

    “Really?Areyousure?”

    “Tryme”saidCharmainesmilingmysteriouslyandherimagedisappearedfromthepolishedsurfaceofthemirrnifyingthattheimpulsivenymph’sdecisionhadbeeninitiatedintoa.Theroomwasinanuproar.Everyonewassurprisedattheturs.Theyneverdreamedofthenovelideaofrecruitiialmetalsmiths,thatClemewinsister,Charmaine,wouldfidentlyvolunteerforthejob,boastingshecouldsuccessfullyfulfillthemission.Nowthatthewheelswerealreadyinmotion,theycouldonlysitbadwaittoseetheresults.

    Duriervalofwaiting,Samanthatookoutthebeautifullyedrgepaperboxesshehadpreparedforthebeauties,eachwithacardindigitsrecipient.Theytaihefitsshehadspecificallydesignedfortheupingoccasioheyopeheboxesandsawthegeous,adegowns,excmationsofastonishmentanddelightfilledtheroom.Thegownswereloose-fittingrobeswithgoldastheirpredominantcolor.Thepartabovetheflowing,floor-lengthskirtwasmadeofmaterialwovenwithpuregoldthread,eachwithauniquedesignofabstractimpressionism.Athreeinchwidegoldesecuredtheflowingrobe,givingitanairofgrandeurandsteadiness,likethearmorofwarriors.Butthematerialusedontheskirtandthebroadsleevesw