Hey Indigo Girl (The Series) TAMAAAAAT!!!!
7. Mr. Sobri's Story

"Why's this way, man? Where are we going?" ask Cendol and Dolmen when they just finished proker and want to go home.

That day they came home earlier than usual and the three of them went home earlier than the rest of the friends. I don't know why Arman is still curious about the house he saw yesterday while at Mr. Sobri's place. Because according to Arman of the many places in the village were given offerings, only that place was the only house with offerings. In other places offerings are usually placed in forests, cemeteries, springs, and road junction. Although in the cemetery area is a place that is considered a lot of waiters, but if there is a offerings there means there are other waiters who are higher in degree. What really happened to that empty house. Armand thought it was an empty house. Because at a glance when he saw, the condition of the house was a little messy and chaotic.

"Gue wanted to check something before going home. If you don't want to come, go home by yourself," said Armand firmly.

"Ye, that's really bad. Yes yes. We're following. Then it was wet through the jungle path. Time to go back again. Tired," said Dolmen.

They continued walking until they finally returned to the cemetery. The roads in this village are not too many and wide. If from the village hall they choose the forest path, then they will pass the cemetery first to get to the post house kkn they. As usual, they can immediately see the sighting of offerings in the cemetery area.

"Totally too! There are 2 of them here. Dih, it's a spring why wear it in love soan anyway! I want to go there, try the water. It must be seger," said Cendol.

They have heard about offerings placed in several corners of the village, one of them in this area.

"Take a. Though the springs we can use to take water. It was good so we didn't have to go to the river. You see, the distance from here to the house is much shorter than from the house to the river. Aye, right?" ask Dolmen.

"So that means you're more willing to take water here than to the river?" ask Armand.

"Eum, yes. You know, I've seen something, man, in the river. Cerems. That's why I'm a little afraid that I have to go there again" Dolmen said.

"See what lo?"

"I'm going to take an afternoon shower, just like you, right, Cen?"

"Yes. Why anyway? I don't see what. Know you're back, but just wash your face."

"That's it, when we're in the river. I want to take off my clothes. While looking around. I was standing, so outside could see the situation. As I look, I'm afraid that someone is struggling. Well keep on, when I see people. He's on the other side of the river. Again squat, and I think again wash his face too. But when he got the head, there was no face."

"Ah, wrong look at your times. Maybe you're nearsighted, so burem at a distance."

"God! My eyes are normal! Derry, make slippery glasses! Original, that man has no face. Flat. There are only curves but eye sockets, nose, mouth are not there!" obviously Dolmen enthusiastically. Looking at his facial expressions, Armand and Cendol were a little confident though not completely.

Once in front of the empty house Armand stopped walking and watched the building. Cendol and Dolmen were silent and did the same thing as Armand.

"Well, whose house is this, huh? How are you giving offerings too?" ask Cendol.

"That's what makes me curious, "said Armand still stared at the building for longer.

"Why don't you ask that guy?" tanya Dolmen pointed towards Mr. Sobri's house.

"That's the guy who fucked Mey yesterday."

"Oh him? So he's a shaman, huh? Wow, what a coincidence! Let's ask the devil's handler directly!" cendol whispered.

"Yes, Man. Than we are curious. I asked, yuk!" Dolmen.

Armand thought for a moment until he finally agreed to the words of his friend. They walked to Mr. Sobri's house, which is currently making a large wooden box.

"Good afternoon, sir. Whoa, what's this busy, sir?" ask Dolmen and then approach with a mild stale base.

"Oh, Mum. Yes, I made a chicken coop. Yesterday my chickens laid eggs again, so need another cage. This is talking about tho's activities?" ask Mr. Sobri back. "Eh, yes yesterday there was also. How's temen? It safe?" ask him to Armand.

"Thank God, sir. Last night there was nothing strange anymore. May it be so."

"Thank God then. Just keep the attitude, here you guys are safe, and of course as I said yesterday."

"Man, his dad said what the hell yesterday?" dolmen asked in a whisper.

"Shhh. Aja soon!" reply Armand without looking at it one bit.

"Sorry, Sir. Who's that house, huh?" tanya Cendol precedes Armand.

"That? Why why?"

"Just want to know. You see, of the many empty houses in this village, why only the house was given offerings?"

"Oh so apparently. Actually, it was my brother's house. Name's Sukarta. He used to be a pretty good shaman in this village. But unfortunately, his greatness made him dark in the eyes and accept all work both good and bad."

"What do you mean by father?"

"Look, the Karta used to be a great shaman and received all kinds of treatment and for such benefits. He did not even hesitate to charge the people of this village according to the request of his client. Several times people have died unnaturally. All immediately bowed if the death of the villagers was caused by the witchcraft done by Sukarta. Nearly 40% of the population died at the time. Until finally the incident triggered the emotions of other villagers. As a result Karta was paraded by citizens and killed in a terrible way. He was burned by hanging. Because Karta has a black magic that if pierced or beheaded though, she will soon rise again. This method succeeded in making Karta die forever, but the terror did not stop there. Because after the death of Karta, suddenly this village got the terror of the pocong. The pocong is believed to be Sukarta. Because several times many people met the pocong. Unsettling for almost a few months, we finally agreed to give offerings at his house, so that the pocong would no longer terrorize the village."

"Successful, Mas. Until now there is no more terror pocong by Sukarta."

"That means that if the house is not given offerings then the terror of the pocong will happen again?" ask Dolmen.

"More or less like that."

"Well, kind of in the shirk category, yeah!" muttered Cendol then elbowed by Armand.

It's just that Mr. Supri had heard the words of the cendol earlier, but the old man actually smiled without showing an angry or offended reaction.

"It's only natural that Mas commented like that especially you are from a city that never or maybe rarely found such events in your residence. While here such events are like daily food for us. Even residents also continue to pray while still giving offerings to some places that have long been done."

" So then in the places where the offerings were given it means that there are waiters whose strength is greater or who may have had an unpleasant past in this village. Then what do the villagers give through offerings is just to make the devil not give terror alone?" ask Armand.

"Not really, Mom. Because actually the main purpose of the villagers gave the offerings to give our gratitude for the presence of one of the Gods who had guarded this place well. Actually, when viewed from the inner eyes of people who are sensitive to other creatures, they will see there is an Invisible village in this village. So here there is not only a village of humans but also a village of jinn. We live side by side with each other and strive to respect each other's lives. During this time our lives humans and other creatures run in balance. And the ruler of the Invisibility Village in this village also often helps the villagers from things outside the Human Reason. Because it was also the creature that had saved the villagers from the terror of the Sukarta pocong. He is also the one who makes the supernatural beings who live in this place never disturb the villagers in an extreme way."

"God? What god, sir?" ask Cendol.

"Ah, not that kind of god I mean. But what do you call it, maybe we can mention it by the name of a Muslim genie or a good genie."

"And he asked the villagers for offerings?" ask Dolmen.

"Well, that's the rule, and it's been going on for hundreds of years now, so we're just continuing what our ancestors did and did before."

"But you can't see the existence of other beings? Can't you help the villagers from the terror of these creatures?" ask Armand.

"I can't, Mom. Because they are so many. If it's just one or two creatures like yesterday, I might be able to handle it, but if there's as many here, I can't fight them."

Talk about the existence of creatures

The occult in Kalimati village made their journey towards home even more silent. There were not many jokes that they threw as usual, but only a few serious discussions that actually made their minds become dizzy.

"How come you guys just arrived. Didn't you go home first?" ask Khusnul.

"Yes, we stopped by Mr. Sobri's house first" said Cendol.

"Eh, why? You guys were followed by demons too?" ask Indy enthusiastically.

"It's not. We discussed about the house near Mr. Sobri's house. Eh keep even bouncing where to where. Use the discussion about the village of jin again," said Dolmen.

Cendol immediately nudged Dolmen while glancing sharply.

"Eh why? Can't they know what's really going on in this village? Come on, information as important as that we have to share it with others. This is Danger. Wrong little we can be kambet even worse than that. Shadow Mey who just laughs in the river can be so disturbed."

"Wait, what do you mean? What information anyway?" ask Derry.

Their chatter provoked the other friends to become more interested. They finally sat on the porch and talked about it.

"Eh, not on the porch. The danger! Enter aja. Magrib too!" peekkik Ike's.

Finally they all went inside and sat in the living room. They also told what Mr. Sobri had explained. Everyone listened enthusiastically and their expressions varied.

"Crazy anyway! Seriously? Holy hooch! I want to go home like this!" pekik Mey was terrified. Remembering what had happened to him was something that had happened in Mey's lifetime.

" What the hell is this? why did you suddenly want to go home?" A voice came from the front door. Apparently Daniel, Feni, and Sule have returned from the city. It turned out that the discussion about what was troubling them sounded outside and it just so happened that the three people had also gone home since a few minutes ago and intended to give a surprise. But they were curious about what happened when they left.

Finally they all told what happened to the three people when they were not in this village.

"Where! We do not know that this village is truly terrible. If I knew this I'd find somewhere else!" said Mey.

"Yes, same. It's a real serem!" added Rahma.

"Attent. Gini, this is my personal opinion. If I think we should continue our KKN. Because the proker has started us running. I have received sponsorship for the installation of electrical installations in this village and also building materials for the manufacture of wells and public baths that are suitable for villagers. The money that has been spent and will be spent is not small. Moreover, the money does not just come from our pockets. There are a lot of people involved in this activity and I don't want to disappoint those parties. If from what I heard earlier, it seems that such things are not a big problem if we can be polite and obey the rules that these villagers have made. Like not approaching places that have been given offerings, or acting noisy when in this house or outside the house. We should be more vigilant and maintain attitude as long as there is in this place. After all, we only have 3 months to be here so we should all survive each other so that our KKN succeeds" said Daniel.

"Yes, I agree. We also can't back off and find somewhere else to start KKN. In addition to wasting time we will also definitely waste costs. So we should just continue our KKN here by keeping each other safe" said Armand.

"Yes, Rahma, what are you cooking? I'm hungry" Daniel said, holding his stomach.