Indian Go!
Episode 76's

Arthur looked at Inggrit in confusion. He clearly did not understand and did not believe what Inggrit had just said. He realized that the girl in front of him was currently being overwhelmed with sadness, and his mind must be in a state of chaos.

Given, all this time, Inggrit has never had a vision that shows the future directly and accurately.

Arthur sighed slowly, then again showed Indi, the scene of disgusting drama that he always hated. Arthur clasped Inggrit's hands.

“I know you're currently full of sadness. But we don't have to leave this place. Did you forget, if you were one of the people who was so excited to build this place,” explained Arthur.

Inggrit. His eyes clearly seemed hesitant, to reveal what was in his mind at this moment. Indi clearly never understood what this would lead to.

He even just found out, if his mother when young, was ever this extreme in a relationship. If this was not the end of his life, Indi would have made millions of protests against his mother.

Especially with all the memories of his mother's prohibition in dealing with men, and also about all the lies, that James is the only man who ever appeared in his life.

“I know you won't believe me,” said Inggrit slowly.

Arthur knitted his eyebrows together, clueless as to where this conversation was going. “What do you mean Inggrit? Going from here is not the right way, to run from your sadness.”

Inggrit released Arthur's hand. His eyes are starting to water. Indi could feel the deep disappointment and sadness of his mother.

“I'm too stupid. Forgetit. I'll go alone from here if you don't trust me,” said Inggrit, then walk away from Arthur.

“Stop!” arthur's hand now restrains Inggrit from passing from the only\door in the room.

“Stop all this Inggrit. You're just not thinking clearly right now. I told you that everything that happened to Jeannet wasn't your fault. Besides we still haven't found any evidence that he was killed by the people we saw. They could have just kidnapped him, and he's alive. You don't have to charge yourself with all that,”

This time, the tears she had been holding soaked both of her cheeks. Indi who is not even there can feel the pain felt by Inggrit. Something really bothered her feelings.

“I even knew that you would say that. I've seen everything. I can see everything Arthur! That's why we need to get out of here. I don't want to stay here to see what I see happening in front of my eyes,” said Inggrit, with a trembling voice at every word\-word.

Arthur looked at Inggrit with concern. He didn't look like the English he knew. “You're fine Inggrit. We'll be fine here, too. Nothing's gonna happen. Everything will be fine,”

The next moment Inggrit's view changed. This time Indi felt a hint of anger from the direction of her mother. “Stop saying everything will be fine, when you don't know anything. If you don't want to go, that's okay. I'll get out of here myself. Before it was too late,” this time Inggrit actually left the room, and Arthur shared the silence.

Indi's vision then blurred rapidly. This time he was in a dark, narrow room. The place was so humid, and the weather was really stuffy.

Even so Indi felt familiar with the place. At the only door leading to the place, Indi saw his mother and Arthur, who from the look on their faces, looked so surprised by what they saw.

“You. I didn't expect you to do any of this. It turns out you were the mastermind all along. All the visions I saw turned out to be, right,” Inggrit said in a tone of disbelief.

“Stop everything you do this Ma\-“

The vision was then interrupted by something.

The view darkened and began to blur. Indi felt a shock to his body.

Indian, Indian, Indian!

***Indi, India, India***!

The voice was getting stronger, as well as the shock.

***Indi, you need to wake up soon, or we'll end up here***!

Both eyes open. There is only a dark expanse of sky that Indi now sees. Has he arrived in heaven? Batin Indi's.

“Indi!” suddenly Jeannet turned his head right in front of Indi's face.

“Jeannet? Why are you in heaven too?” ask Indi slowly.

“Because you're still on stupid earth! Please don't come back with your current stupidity. We are in a super duper position very very very precarious!” he shouted a little.

Jeannet then helps Indi to sit down. Only then did Indi realize that he was not in another realm. It's still in the same place. He's not dead yet. Indi spread his gaze.

Rico was not far from there. He was lying on the ground, helpless. Is he dead? Batin Indi's. Indi's view then caught something that surprised him. Right beside her, Catherine was lying so weak. Face pale. Blue lips.

“What happened to Catherine?” indi asked, his tone panicked.

Hearing Indi's question, Jeannet made a teary face. The ghost then shook his head quickly. “We'll discuss that later. But for now, you have to help me take Catherine and get out of here,” Jeannet said in a panic.

“What do you mean? Where should we go,”

“Wherever. What is clear is that we need to get out of here and finish whatever you have to finish. Or they'll get us soon, and we'll get what I call M A S A L A H,”

Indi still does not understand what happened, there are hundreds of questions that now surround his head, but he knows now is not the right time to argue with the little ghost.

Soon he stood up and tried to raise Catherine. He was heavy, complained Indi, complete with the look of his face. Jeannet who saw it clucked, with her two hands on her waist.

“Are you stupid or have forgotten your memory? Use your superpowers to lift you up? Obviously you should be able to do more right now,”.

Indi is obviously very keen to fret or maybe pull the little lips of the little ghost right now. But the current situation forced him to be patient. Although he had a moment of thought as well as what Jeannet had said just now.

He glanced at Jeannet with the tip of his eye. Then try to focus on her power to raise Catherine. The next moment he was completely amazed by what he was doing.

Without the need to sweat or exert all his abilities, Indi was able to make Catherine float a few meters above the ground. He had never been able to do this before, without fatigue or side effects.

Indi then cast a look of amazement at Jeannet, whom he replied with a mocking look. “Not need arrogant. All that is not the result of your natural talent,” sneer Jeannet.

“Now, which way should we go?” ask Indi.

Jeannet pointed his finger, and pointed towards the north of the forest. “We have to go there, and find another. I hope they're okay,” Jeannet said.

“Not necessary. You don't need to go anywhere\-where,” said the voice of someone who interrupted.