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Book1:TeDream-Maker

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

    Aishasighedasshelookedatthephotoonherdesk.Hisnatural,iwanderlustwasastrangecharacteristicthatledhimtoleavethisbeautifulkingdomwithitsmagnifitmountainsandstreams,itsluxuriouspadtwenty-fourbeauties,togorovingaroundlikeanomad.Themaniuregrewyoungerandyounger,untilitbecameanaughtyboyishgrin.SheughedandthoughtDimitriinessencewaslikeaurousboyandwouldehomewheiredofroaming.Thebookcaseswerestilldisorderly,thesoftheputerdispyedfruitsofherthoughts,theheprioppedmomentarily.Awomanwasseenengrossedinherreading.

    Stephanie:

    Therefleoftheswayingbraheweepingwillowsoilesswavesofthegooopersonifyadnguidwoman,half-yielding,half-resisting.Thegoonwasborderedononesidebyasheercliff,withacavefarabovethewaterlevel.Theonlywayofentrywasbyclimbingupastoutrope.AbovethecavewasthecarvedfigureofaTibetanBuddhawithfourhands,eachholdingastrangeon,likeaprotectiveguardiaypreventingevilspiritsfrominvadireatoftheyoungwomanractigprodigiousfeatsofthefleshbody.0ccasionallyshewouldopenherrgealluringeyeswhichseemedtohideamillios.Suchmysteriouselusivenessseemeddestiobewitdehesoulofman.Herlusciousbckhairulledbatoheavybraidsthatshewoundaroundherhead,buttheseverehairstyleonlyplementedhercssidubeautyandaristocraticbearingwhiothingcouldceal.Therefleofthewatershimmeringandglitteringuhesunwasherasbrightnorasillustriousasherfamilyhistory,butshealkedtoanyoneexceptDimitriaboutit.

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    ShecalledherselfStephanie,neverrevealirueidentity.Sherincess,daughterofaprihermotherlostfavoranduttodeath.Atthetimeshewasstudyingabroad.Fearingpersecutionfromhermother’senemies,shedidnotdaretoreturive1and.Usedtobeingwaitedonhandandfoot,shedidnotknowhowtotakecareofherself,leastofallhowtomakealiving.Theonlyroadopentoherseemedtobetolivebyheryouthayandtakeuptheoldestprofessionintheworld.Butshesedsuchdegradation,becausetoher,herbodywassacred-themostmagidmysteriouspuzzlewhichshewaoexploreanduwasatthistimethatshemetDimitri,whosekindnessandstraightforwardcharacterattractedher.Dimitritookherinhandandtaughtherthetricksofsurvivalinvagabondage:suchashowtogetfood,howtofindsafehaventopassthenightandtorelieveherselfetc.Thedaystheyspenttogetherroamireets,carefreeandspontaneousastwobirdsflyingintheskywerethehappiestinherlife.Theytalkedaboutanythingahingthatcametomind,happytofindakindredspirit.Sometimes,theywouldshoutiementduringanargumentorburstintohiriousughter,heedlessofthecuriousandsfuleyesofpassersby.

    Oneightinearlyspring,DimitribroughtStephaooneofhisseooks.Itwasieerbetweenawalndatallbuilding,discoveredbyotherhomelesspe