Dune book 2# SciFiction - 星际浪子
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Muad'Dib tells us in "A Time of Reflection" that his first
collisions with Arrakeen necessities were the true
beginnings of his education. He learned then how to pole the
sand for its weather, learned the language of the wind's
needles stinging his skin, learned how the nose can buzz
with sand-itch and how to gather his body's precious
moisture around him to guard it and preserve it. As his eyes
assumed the blue of the Ibad, he learned the Chakobsa way.
-Stilgar's preface to "Muad'Dib, the Man"
collisions with Arrakeen necessities were the true
beginnings of his education. He learned then how to pole the
sand for its weather, learned the language of the wind's
needles stinging his skin, learned how the nose can buzz
with sand-itch and how to gather his body's precious
moisture around him to guard it and preserve it. As his eyes
assumed the blue of the Ibad, he learned the Chakobsa way.
-Stilgar's preface to "Muad'Dib, the Man"