Book3:WereMyDreamIs
imitritookafewstepsbacktogivethisuniquecreatureenoughspacetotakeoffintotheair.TherewasataderstandiweenthemagichorseLightninganditsmaster.Itknewinstinctivelythatthiswasnotthepceforthemtolinger.Fppingitswings,itsoaredupintotheskiesaowardsthemountainandforestsbuttursheadseveraltimestolookbackdownatKingDimitri,expressingitsrelucetoleaveitsbelovedmaster. KingDimitristoodbythekelookingtowardstherightattheGiantMountainwhichhadbrokenintoseveralses,someofwhichhadfallenintotheke,hiseyesrefleg,sorrow,paina.Hestoodinthecoldwind,withhiswetclothesgingtohisbody.Charinasaidsoftlytothetwotigers, “Goandfindsomedrystidilethembehindthefallenwall.It’snotwindythereastartafiretoletKingDimitrigetwarmanddr