Dvesas
Plagues

Gayatri stared at the red giant. The giant's body size shrank to the size of a normal adult. Gayatri almost fell down as the giant came forward to approach her. A stench filled the room, Gayatri's head was nauseated, enduring the foul scent that increasingly pierced her sense of smell.

“Stop,” bluff makes giant stop.

“I Gayatri, youngest daughter of King Daneswara,”.

“What is the use of the Daneswara derivative is here, you are not able to keep the ancestral land and the agreement with the four corners of the wind,” said a voice that felt far away. 

Gayatri looked around the cave, looking for the source of the voice, the giant before her did not open her mouth but, there was an echoing voice reciting her words.

“My father and half-brother were killed, my sister had to obey their husband,” isak Gayatri. 

“In addition to your father and mother, none of you have ever noticed Wilisgiri. These valleys and forests bring fertility to your village, but you forget your obligation to continue to guard this forest. You are polluting the river, all its contents are exhausted and cannot survive, you dredge the contents of the earth until the land becomes barren. Then now you come bearing your father's name for forgiveness!,” booming cries in the forest. Even his Saksenya who was on guard felt a shock in that place.

“Man is formed from 7 sins, greed, arrogance, pride, deceit, greed, Culas, and envy. That's why you're never satisfied. You punish other creatures and equate them with animals, indeed you are inferior to animals,” the giant eyes that have been filled with ulcers glare furiously at Gayatri with a gritted mouth.

“Cursed is this promised land and its entire contents. The four winds, in the north you will feel misery, in the south you will kill each other to survive, in the east you will see all kinds of greenery but all are poisonous, in the west you will suffer from drought and hunger throughout the season,” cried the voice. 

Together with that, the red giant destroyed himself with his last magic. His entire body shattered scattered, blood and pus suddenly growing wider and slowly inundating the room.

Anjali and his soldiers pulled Gayatri out of the cave. 

“As soon as we leave this place,” said Anjali when they had reached the mouth of the cave.

Gayatri wanted to stop by the palace, see the building one last time. But his Saxony prevented him and forced their horses to run even faster. The travel time should be one week shortened to four days until arriving at the dock.

“Great, great, respectful son of King Suballa and Princess Daneswara,” Bansheer said with a chuckle.

Bansheer and his men had taken control of their ship and captured Suballa's men.

His furious witness raised his gun but was quickly prevented by Gayatri.

“We don't have much time here red giant blood contains toxins. Quickly get on the ship and leave this place,” said Gayatri.

“Then we will go,” said Bansheer rushed up.

“Some trade routes are controlled by China, you will not be able to pass through the cannons and arrows of the guards,” said Gayatri while showing her jade badge, her sailing permit.

“We do not have much time the blood is expanding,” said Anjali pointed to a part of the mountain that has been dry because of the poison. The island will be destroyed.

‘Hurry up losers, what are you doing there,” shouted Bansheer who was already on board.

His Saksenya group immediately boarded the ship and left the kingdom of Dwipa Jaya. Gayatri could not help but cry as she watched her father's kingdom crumble. 

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