Book3:WereMyDreamIs (第262/327页)

hepacehadtiltedabout20degrees.Medusauoodandmovedtowardstherightabout20degreespullihickropewithher,thusensuringthebahegoldpaderwatersoitwouldn’ttilttoomuchtowardstheleft.Afterthatthesamethingshappehetwoleftsidesofthepace,tellingMedusathatCyclopshadsucceededinputtiofthewheelsontotheothertwosidesofthegoldpace.Deannaagainswamtothesurfadcppedherhandstowardstheskies,tellingMedusathatallfourwheelshadbeenputihenturningtoWhiteFairy,shemadesignswithherhandsmeaningitwastimetostartpullingupthegoldpace.ThousandsofnativewarriorshadalsoseenDeanna’shandsignals.TheyshoutedinjoyandnotevenwaitingforWhiteFairy’sorders,theytratedtheirtotattentionandeffortsinpullingontheropeasoneperson,shoutedrhythmicallyastheydidso.Theirpellingandvigorousshoutsresoundedpowerfullyintheuniverse.MedusaandLightningcoordiheirmovementswiththeshoutsofthenativesafppingtheirmightywingsandtriedtoflyhigherandhigherintotheskies.CyclopsaloneremaineduerusinghismoalstrengthaoslowlypushthegoldpacealongthesmoothbedofSunMooowardstheshore.Ofcourseifnotforthenaturalbuoyancyofwater,hewouldnothavebeeodothisasitwouldhavebeenanimpossiblemissiontoaplish.EverystephetookdimihebuoyancyofwaterandCyclopsfeltmoreresistanceasheadvanced,slowlydraininghisstrength.Itwashisgoodfortuthewaterwasverycalmthatdayaerflowuhekewasstable,whichwasextremelyfavorabletothedredgingandtransportofthegoldpace.Asthedomeliketopofthepacegraduallyemergedfromthewater,thenativewarriorsweregreatlyencedbytheimmisuccessoftheirformidabletaskandthousandsofarmspulledevenmorearduouslyinunisonattheirropeahmoftheirsonglikegruntsandshoutsbecamemoreandmoreferventandresonant.

    Uhebrightandluminousmoonlighteverythingwasclearlydisabletothenakedeye.Halfthebrilliantgoldpacehadalreadyemergedfromthekeandlookedespeciallymystidmagicalmaghebackgroundofmyriadshtlyburningopehatdottedthendscape.Mr.Kaffeeandhisfriendsstoodontheverandaontheoppositebank,lookingatthisunbelievablesethatening,whichwasclearandvisiblewithouttheuseoftelescopes.

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    “Yes,yes”excimedDavidexcitedly.“”ThatistheverygoldpacewhereIsatonthegoldthroneandhadatasteofwhatitwasliketobeamightyking….He,he.Itisanexperieisreallyunbelievablygood…”

    “Thisisreallyunbelievable…”saidMr.Kaffeewithgreatfeeling“IwouldneverhavebelieveditifIamnotseeingitwithmyowhisisataskwhichshouldbebeyondthepossibilityofhumah.IfnotforthehelpofGod,thiscouldnothavebeenaplished.Soitseemstomethatiocarryoutsomethi,man’sendeavoraloneisnotenough.Itmustbeapaniedbydivinewill…otherwise…”Whileeveryotentionwascaughtbythemagicalsebeforethem,thecapableandvigorousRichardheardanunusualnoisebehindhim.Ortobemoreprecise,thenoisecamefromsomewhereaboveandbehindhim.“Ithoughtthiswasthehighestfloorofthenewpace”hemused.“Isthereanatticabovethis?”Thenoiseincreasedandbecamehurriedandimpatient.Richardturnedhisheadtolookbehindhimandsawthreebarbarianwarriorsjumpdownfromthenarrowstairsandturorunaway.Theotherssawthemtooandgavechase.Richardcaughttheslowestwarriorbythehairandthrewhimtotheground.Big-OandJamazwerefollowingclosebehindhimandforamo