Dvesas
Gwang (1)

Bansheer divided his workers into five groups. Each group contained five people. The five groups were placed between two acres of land. They were ordered to dig the pool Bansheer was referring to. Bansheer made a target that before dawn broke a large pool must have been completed. As long as the pool is not finished, the workers will not get food rations and rest.

“Do not interfere” King Daneswara prevents Patih Mahesa who wants to reprimand Bansheer, because of Bansheer's treatment which he thinks is lacking

humanly.

“This is why I say that the inhabitants of Dwipajaya cannot help, because I fear that our inhabitants will be victims of forced labor” King Daneswara told Patih Mahesa while monitoring Bansheer and his herd.

“We should return to Dwipajaya” said King Daneswara. He and Patih Mahesa immediately left Jayabaya.

The dawn was almost breaking, the excavated pond had yet to meet the target Bansheer had set.

“Continue working, until this pool is done!” bansheer's orders.

Bansheer sat on the chairs and tables prepared on the open ground. On the left and right side there is a torch, and on top of the tower lanterns light up the records during the trip to Dwipajaya. Bansheer had to fully divulge his journey and work to the King as well as to Siddarth.

Bansheer left his notes for a while and took a scroll that Patih Mahesa gave him. He laid the scroll out on the table and began to examine the details. The scroll contained a map of Jiwang's location.

Bansheer held up the lantern examining the map drawn on the leaf.

Bordered to the north by the kingdom of Jayabaya, East borders the kingdom of Jayamangkala, South borders the kingdom of Jayakarsa and West borders with Wilisgiri.

Bansheer read the caption written at the bottom of the map. The Jayabaya kingdom was broken up by Jayaswara's father, into small kingdoms in the east and south until his brothers,

they have the same right to rule the kingdom. Bansheer also heard rumors about the Giant in the Wilisgiri valley.

Part of the land has been used to build ponds, the land to plant has been reduced. In exchange for the land that has been reduced should King Daneswara give additional land so that even 10 hectares to be planted in the inner field Bansheer feel the contents of the letter are not in accordance with the reality of the land.

I'd better delay my plan to expand the land. I don't know what kind of power inhabits the valley.

“Master of the workers began to fatigue” reported the soldier who played the role of foreman who watched over the workers.

“Give them water and a little bread!” bansheer's orders.

Bansheer turned his gaze from the map to the pond that was several meters in front of him. These pools will probably be completed in half a day if the speed of the workers is added.

“Hey you!”bansheer yelled at Dwipajaya's soldiers who helped secure the workers.

“Save your spears and shields, help workers dig the pool!” bansheer's orders.

Dwipajaya soldiers looked at it briefly, their number was one army containing twelve soldiers. Bansheer's orders are out of agreement with King Daneswara but the chief soldier asks his members to follow Bansheer's orders.

As expected Bansheer, Dwipajaya soldiers who helped increase the multiplication speed doubled not even half a day, all five pools with the same width and depth have been successfully built.

“Fill the pool with tarpaulin as the base, and arrange the pool circumference with stones, so that the base does not move!” Bansheer.

“Now fill that pool with water!”

In front of Bansheer was a row of four carts containing five to seven jars of water. The wagon was pulled by a horse and driven by the Dwipajaya warrior who served as a guide.

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