Thefirebzed，warmfragrantbreezeblewandblewlikethesoftevehingofayoungmotherwhilesheslumberedinthedeepofthenight，agentlesmileonhersweetfajoyingendlessdreamsinthelongnightsthatwouldneverbeinterruptedbythelightofdawn．Thewarmfragrantbreezeblewandblewfromthebeginningtilltheendoftime，likethesoftevehingofayoungmotherwhilesheremainedinanendlessdreamfromwhichshewouldneverwake．Thebeautifulfemalechoruswasthemostwondrousmusitheworld,resoundingintheopenmountains．JustthenCyclops’obstinatesperm，theunshapedfetuswhichhadstruggledoutofIleen’slifelessbodywasattachedonadandelion．Thesightofthegroupofbeautifulwomensinginghappilyfahefireofherrevenge.Hermotherusedtobethemostbeautifulofbeauties,butcametosuchatragid．Shewouldneverfetthebitteroathofvengeaookassheburstforthfromthelifelesswombofherpoormother．Tohertwistedmind，thebeautifulvoicesraisedinsongwasanexcruciatingtorture，seeminglytobethetragichowlofherdyingmotherbeied．Thewarmfragrantwindblewgently．Theyetunformedfetus，stilltiletobemasterofherownas,wasblownupintotheair，andfloatedlikepolleninthedomainofKingDimitri’smysteriousKingdom．
Uheradiantluminesceofthefullmoonwhichhadmovedtotheterofthesky,thewaterinthekesparkedandshimmeredinamyriadofpinpointsoflight,andtheprofileofthemountainrangesbecamemoreclear-ddistinctthahelowhorizontalraheGiantMountainlookedamazinglylife-like，asifthehugegiantwastrulystrugglingtomovehisparalyzedbody．Thebeautifulfemalechorusseemedtohaveiedinhimastrongtorrentialurgeforresurre．Aroundthefire，thebeautiesehefullestthisstraiight．Medusa,however,feltiltease,lookingaroundtensely，alertforanyunusualsoundormovement．Suddenly,shestoodupandsaid，
"Quick!Putoutthefireandhidebehirees．Anunknownfnbodyhasenteredourareafromtheairandisheadingthisway，It’shardtosaywhetherit’sfriendorfoe.”Havingjustgohroughthetrialsofbattle,thebeautieswerefulloffearandtrepidation.Theyquicklygotsomewaterfromtheke,putoutthefireanddisappearedintothewoods．
Justthenawitabroom-stickappearedinmid-air．ThesnakehaironMedusa’sheadstoodonendlikealionarousedandshewasabouttotransformintoahuge,ferociousbirdtoentertheenemy,whenYokoputherharaininglyonMedusa’sarm，saying，
"No．Wait，Medusa!Don’t!That’sGrandmaAmaliawhhtmeuplikeherownfleshandblood．Shemeansnoharm.”Thewitchseemedtobedrunk;swayingunstablyonthebroom．Shetookanotherswingatthebottleinherhandandsighed，
"ThereisnopearthIhaven’tvisited，butneverhaveIseensuchbeautifulwatersandmountains．Thisisreallyafairyh．Withafullmoonoverheadandcrystalclearbluewaterunderfoot，it’stoobeautifulforwords!"Shetookanotherdrinkfromherbottle,butoverwhelmed,fellheadlongfromherbroom．Toodrunktofendforherseif，shesanklikeastohebottomoftheke．Yokoexcimed，
"Help！It’smyGrandmaAmalia!”Deanna,aswimmer，immediatelydivedinanddraggedtheunsciousformoftheoldwomanoutofthewater．whileMedusatioremaionthesidelines,apassivespectator．Deannarecessitatedtheoldwoman,whothrewupthewatershehadswallowedandslainedsciousness．Shehiccupeddrunkenlyandmuttered，
"Thankyou．Thankyouall.”Drippiandstilldrunk，shewasbothicallydistressedandembarrassed，butthedunkintheice-coldwaterofthekemadehermoreclearheadedahepresenindtothankhersaviors．Lookingatthenakedbeautiessurroundingher,Amaliathoughtshehadetofairynd．Justthen，adelicateAsiaycameoutfromamongstthegroup．Shehadbrighteyes,lovelydimples，delicatefeaturesandstraightcoalbckhairhangingdownhershouldersandsaid，
"Amalia，howdidyouehere?I’mYoko．Don’tyouknowme?"
"Yoko！Isthatreallyyou?I’vebeenlookingforyoueverywhere．Howeyou’rehere?"Theywerebothsohappytomeetagainthattheyheldeachotherinatightembradshedtearsofhappiness．Aisha,theeverhospitablehostess,said，
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