Book1:TeDream-Maker (第374/711页)

inhand,theyfollowedDimitriandMedusaohtowardstheseaside．Ontheway，whereverMedusa’sgngered，thestonefiguresbecamealiveiwinklingofaneyeandjoiheranksofthenewlyresurrected，excitedlyquestioningeachotherandughingunbelievingly．

    Justthentheairresouhhailsofexcitementayughter．Thenativeswereoverjoyedatthehatthemonsterhadbeenshotdown．Theyswarmedoutoftheirhutsandintotheirboatstogreettheirsaviorandtoseewiththeirowhedownfalloftheiraremy,whohaddemahesacrificeoftheirdearestoneseveryyear．ButsuchwasMedusa’soverpthreatthatnonedaredtoventureashorebeforethenewswasfirmed;soamassofboatsandoesseemedfrozenmotionlessinthemiddleoftheke．WhenthefigureofDimitriappearedontheshorewithasnake-hairedbeautybyhissideainueofyou