Book3:WereMyDreamIs (第1352/1399页)

edeachother;butthesebarbaric,savageandhorrifiesdisappearedwhentheywokeup.Luckilyitwasonlyabaddreamwhichdissipateduponawakening.Theygropedaroundintheseaofflowerslookingforthemissingpartsoftheirbody.Somewerelookingfortheirheadwhichhadbeencutoffinbattle;somewereseargfortheirseveredarmss;whileothersweretryingtoseetothefatalwoundsthatkilledthem.Inaword,theywerealltryingtomakethemselveswholeagainandregaintheimageandlikehatGodgavethem.Theynotonlywokeupfromtheirnightmare,theyactuallyroseagainfromthedead.Fromthebeginningoftimesinthelonghistoryofmankind,therehadbeeninnumerablebattlesonscalesmoremassivethanthisothisonewasrareanduhatthesoldiersthatdiedallcamebacktolifeagainbecausethebattlehappenedinamys