Book3:WereMyDreamIs

Mr.KaffeelookedalroundandsawthatthtofhimontheoppositeshorewasamajesticstructurethathesurmisedwasthenewpagDimitri’sloyalservantsCreativityandImaginationhadbuildforhimoftheirownaccord.Fromtheoutside,thepaorelikeafortress.TurningtohisoldfriendWhiteFairywhowasstandingbesidehimandwhowasentrustedwiththejobofreceivingaertaininghimandhisfriends,hesaid,

    “Youknowwhat?Idon’tthinkthereisanythingwecoulddotohelphereandIfeelwewouldonlybeafootandintheway.Sowhydon’tyoulendustwoboatsandwewillrowacrosstotheothersideofthekeahenewpace.”WhiteFairynoddedinagreement.Callingtotwoofthewarriorsshegavetheminstrus.Theyleftandsooncamebackeachrowingasmallboat.Mr.Kaffeeandhisfrieonboardandrowedtowardstheoppositeshore.