Jaga Saksena Pendekar Peniup Bledeg
Chapter 61. The Beggar

Although the soldiers knew that the young man who had just entered the kingdom was the dalit boy who had been hunted, they had no desire to capture him. For all they knew, the prize had been obtained by five warriors who had captured and delivered the dalit boy to Raden Bakintal.

Likewise, the people who were in the store when Jaga Saksena entered. Some of them still remember the characteristics of the stone axe at the waist Jaga but they no longer care. Especially if it was the dalit boy who had been hunted, then he must have been transformed into a young man who could not be underestimated. Because, still alive after being hunted by so many people and being able to escape from a Baden Bakintal is already an extraordinary ability.

Unlike the old days who were very curious about rice, Jaga Saksena came to the store more to get the news about the Gunung Dak Bu Hunter Group. Because the store is a place where one will get information easily.

Taking a seat at the corner table of the room, Keep Saksena ordering food and drinks and then start to put the ears carefully.

"Bum dak's auction yesterday was really bad, Darja! I have already paid two hundred gold pieces! But one dared to pay two hundred and five pieces of gold. Just five gold pieces!! Isn't that so frustrating?!" cerocos is a man in his 50s at the right-hand table. Yesterday he went to the auction and almost managed to get a young lady, only he lost so that the mother dak fell into the hands of others.

"What's up, Wungkel? 5 Pieces of gold is a lot. Don't complain too often. And if you just want to vent your little bird chirping, you can hire a woman in Omah Kajaliran for a bargain! At least your bird's maccrit has gone limp ...."

"Haha!" Friends of one table who had been silent laughing by Darja's words. Either they laugh at little maccrit birds or Wungkel's stupidity.

Hearing that talk Keep Saksena slightly frowning, 'Omah Kajaliran? Judging by the demands of the uncle's words, omah kajaliran seems like a place of pela curan! Is in this kingdom such a place allowed?' batin Jaga Saksena still continues to listen to the conversation.

"Expressing for a moment by buying for good is clearly different, Darja. And you know I'm too old to get a wife!"

"Who said, Wungkel? You see Grandpa Prawira he's smelly dirt but married again!"

"Haven't messed around, Darja. Do you know when the Mountain Dak Bu Hunter Group will return to hold the auction?!"

"They have hunting squads, I don't think it'll be long. You just prepare your pieces. But, if you can't stand it and want to know right away, you can go to the Group Hall of Hunters Bu dak Gunung!"

"Eh, I heard last night that there was an intruder in the Hunters Group Hall of the Mountain!" timpal friend one table that has been just joined in laughing.

"You're kidding Plumpang! The Bu Dak Mountain Hunter Group Hall was heavily guarded. Most likely an intruder, not an intruder!" Darja refused any mention of intruders.

"I agree with you, Darja!" the other sahut.

"Oh yeah, I heard that would-be intruder ...."

Talks continued, they began to mention the characteristics of would-be intruders who wore all-red clothes, and the disappearance of would-be intruders who left a red mist.

Keep Saksena raising her eyeballs to hear these characteristics.

'Sungsang Gumilang the red swordsman! Apparently he's also in this kingdom. What has he been doing for seven years? Until the Gunung Dak Bu Hunter Group even bigger.' Membatin Jaga Saksena at once asked in the heart.

Orders came, Keep still listening to people's conversations while enjoying the newly served food.

Until when suddenly at the entrance of the tavern sounded a commotion.

"Go from here! We don't accept beggars! Just littering our shop and soiling the eyes of visitors!"

There was a bouncer standing in front of the shop.

Punchers are very useful, in addition to dispelling beggars also to beat people who eat without paying or dealing with visitors who make a tantrum such as excessive drunk.

"Please, Mr ... My son hasn't eaten in three days, sir ...."

The bare-chested man with his pants and a seedy belly tie kept trying to ask. His face that black aprons like charcoal looks clear.

"That's your business! Already know the poor even children! If that shit works! Not children!"

"Haha!" The visitors laughed.

"It could be the Laker Hit Kartaya!" they said commenting on the snaps of the tavern bouncer.

"Go now or I'll hit you!" Kartaya snapped back, her hands clenched.

"Master, please. Just this once Mr ...!" weld the beggar down while still pleading.

"Fuck up! Confirmed the opportunity even crunched! Hiaa—"

"Wait, Uncle Kartaya!"

The raw bogem that Kartaya had originally struck was stopped in the middle of the street by a cry from the corner of the room calling out her name.

The caller was Jaga Saksena, the young man knew the name of the bouncer from hearing his name being mentioned by the tavern visitor. And calling a name is powerful enough to attract the attention of the owner of the name.

"Ki Sanak," When the beggar approached, Keep out some food and drink, "take this to your son. And this is to buy your needs."

Keep Saksena holding out one piece of gold.

"No, Young Man. This is enough."

The beggar man received only food and finely rejected the gold pieces.

"It's okay, Ki Sanak. I'm willing this is for you. Accept it!"

Keep holding out the gold pieces that finally received by the man.

"Thank you, Young Man. May you be given long life and good luck."

"Together, Ki Sanak."

The beggar man passed away with ushered in by the sight of Jaga Saksena as well as Kartaya. While the visitors in the store did not care, they were still fun talking while enjoying a meal on the table.

"What's your name, Ki Young Man?" ask Kartaya.

"Jaga Saksena, Uncle."

"You gave him too many puck. In the rules of the King, it is forbidden to give beggars more than two chips."

"Oh sorry, Uncle I don't know that rule. I'm new to this kingdom."

"Yes, it's okay, there's no soldier roaming (patrolling_pen) here."

"Good, Uncle. I'll go back to my seat."

"Please."

Since his food and drink were given to the beggar's man, Jaga returned to order food. This time it was just a snack.

At the same time, the beggar walked quickly without turning his head to a place that seemed to have been very unfortunate.

Long walking, the beggar man arrived at a gate guarded by two soldiers.

When the two guard soldiers stopped him, the beggar man showed a badge.

Two guards saluted and apologized.

Not understanding the apologies of the two guards, the beggar man quickly went inside which turned out to be a park.

In the park there is a small lake whose water is quite clear.

On top of the lake, a dense black long-haired girl was scattered, dressed in fine silk standing on a raft. Her face was very beautiful with clear skin. Her long brows like a crescent moon added to her already incredible beauty.

Taps!Taps!Taps!

The beggar ran over the surface of the water and landed on the raft without shaking it in the slightest.

Bowing respectfully, the beggar-man said softly but sounded clear,

"Daughter, this is the food the Princess wants."

"Thank you, Uncle Aswangga. You can always do your job very well" praised the beautiful girl as she received food and asked,

"Who did you get it from this time, Uncle Aswangga?"

"A young man, according to my observation he's new to the kingdom, Princess."

"Tell me his features, Uncle Aswangga."

The one called Uncle Aswangga told of the characteristics of the giver, he also told of having been given a piece of gold that he had refused.

Hearing Aswangga's reply, the girl flipped over her body then looked at the blue sky. There was a smile on her beautiful lips.