Book3:WereMyDreamIs
书迷正在阅读：在哪都能被插的灵灵 , 七日恋人 , 如果可以许个愿 , 血浓 , 《北边拂来什麽风》 , 苏沫说她想要和360行不同的男人zuoai（高h，nph） , 孽火 , 弄青梅（校园） , 上了女儿的英语家教 , 落魄后我被死敌吃干抹净 , 背叛 , 今日纯情（完）
sbeautifulnd,thestpieceofparadiseuntouchedbycivilization.Thepeoplethereweretranquindpeace-lovingandlivedasimplelifeacctoaandards.Theyrosewiththesuntoworkonthendaedwhenthesudowribesexistedpeacefullysidebysidebutrarelyied.Thenoneday,thistranquilitywasbroken.Ahugesnake-hairedbckbirdwithawoman’sfacewhospokethehumannguageflewintotheirmidstfromnooneknewwhere.ShecalledherselfMedusa.Shewasextremelyaggressiveandcruel,turningpeopleshedidnotlikeintostohherferociousstare.Hersharpcwswerelethandthebckfeathersonherbodyweresharpasaknife.Sheorderedthenativestodelivertheirmostbeautifulyoungvirginassacrificetoherlover,anothermonstercalledCyclopswhohadbeenbadlywoundedwhenhewasstruckbythunderaodrinkavirgin’sbloodonceayeartosurvive.Cyclopswasextremelystrongphysicallyandduglybynature.Hehadonehugeeyeonhisfadahebackofhisheadandtherewasarhinoceroshornoopofhishead.SeeBook1TheDreammaker.ThenativesdidnotdarerefuseMedusa’srequestforthenshewouldbeextremelyangryandtakeherreveurningthedisobedientnativesintostohherlethalstare.Theeldersofthetribescouldonlyagreetodeliveroifulyoungvirgineveryyearassacrificetothetwomonsters.Asthedateforthesacrificedrearentsofyounggirlswouldbefullofapprehensionandsadness,fearingthattheiryoungdaughterswouldbechosentobesacrificed.Itwasjustatonesuchcriticaltime,thatsomenativessawabeautifullittlegirlwithrosycheeksdressedallinpink,pyinginthewoods.Noonehadeverseenherbeforeorknewwhereshecamefrom.Shewasthoughttobeanon-localgirlfromaribe.Quick-thinkingparentssoughttosavetheirowndaughtersbysacrifiganunknowngirl,sotheycametogetherandtriedtocloseinonherseveraltimes.Buttheclevergirlwasnimbleandquiherfeetandalltheirattemptsfailed.Itwasasifshesawthroughtheirbck-heartedpnandshegiggledassheslippeddexterouslyawayfromtheirtrapsorcealedambush.Thehaplessnativescouldonlystandhelplesslybyandwatchherescapetheirclutches.Iresentattheseaothelovelygirldressedinpinkwasnirl.Shemustbesomefabuloussubstahadlongbeenexposedtotheuniquebeautyofthispieceinsoindhadfedontheessehesunandthemoonforsuchaverylongtimethatshecouldgeintohumanform.Astowhatsubstawas,Icouldnotfathom.Tocatchsuchafreespiritwasnoeasyfeat,soIfelltothinkingwhatalittlegirlwouldlovearactedbyandcameupwiththenotionofadoll.SoIslippedunnotitosomenatives’tentsandstolesomeclothandcotton,whichImadeintotwodolls.Ipcedthedollsaroundthepcewherethelittlegirllovedtoroam,andyinwait,afterscatteringsomeredstringsonthegroundassnares.Earlyonem,thelittlegirppearedagainskippingandpyingatherfavoritehaunt.Hereyesshonewhehedollsandwalkedovertowardsthem.Shepickedoneup,huggingandrogitinherarmswhilehummingasongunderherbreath,fullyexhibitingmaternalloveiinallfemalesandthegreatnessofallmothers.Ipulledtheredstringinmyhandstautlyandcaughtherahecleverlittlegirlimmediatelyrealizedthatshehadfallenintoatrap.Shethrewdownthedolndquicklyranaway.Iwaitedtillthepoolofredsilkthreadinmyhandstoppedrollingahegirlhadhiddensomewhereandwouldnotdaretoshowherself.SoIslowlyrolledupmythread,followingthewayitleduntilIcametoapileofrocksofallsizes.Theredthreadwasburiedint