Book3:WereMyDreamIs (第1119/1399页)

istanceasheadvanced,slowlydraininghisstrength.Itwashisgoodfortuthewaterwasverycalmthatdayaerflowuhekewasstable,whichwasextremelyfavorabletothedredgingandtransportofthegoldpace.Asthedomeliketopofthepacegraduallyemergedfromthewater,thenativewarriorsweregreatlyencedbytheimmisuccessoftheirformidabletaskandthousandsofarmspulledevenmorearduouslyinunisonattheirropeahmoftheirsonglikegruntsandshoutsbecamemoreandmoreferventandresonant.

    Uhebrightandluminousmoonlighteverythingwasclearlydisabletothenakedeye.Halfthebrilliantgoldpacehadalreadyemergedfromthekeandlookedespeciallymystidmagicalmaghebackgroundofmyriadshtlyburningopehatdottedthendscape.Mr.Kaffeeandhisfriendsstoodontheverandaontheoppositeban