Karma's Snare Goib Ku's Husband
Chapter 59: SIMBAH

"Wes, rapopo, Nduk. Misguided mystic Senenge, iso gawe dewe abrasive. Saiki, Sambah wae sek mandu," said Sewahan calmly, then the middle-aged woman began to give directions where the car should move.

(It's okay, kid. The supernatural is very misleading, can make us lost. Now, Grandma's the one driving, )

Sumpah shows the direction of the road to get to the banyan tree they are headed to. All of that, for the sake of chasing an increasingly tight time. It didn't take long, finally reaching the destination. It was all because of the direction that the grandmother gave. Some time ago, Ela was made lost by the creatures. Now, he could see a banyan tree with a crooked branch to the east.

The banyan tree did not have many leaves, but a long vine that hung with pieces of red ribbon tied in many tendrils. Like a place of worship. Moreover, there were different types of incense that lit up and also several statues of various shapes were placed under the tree. Sewa removed her seatbelt, then looked back where Diana was.

"Ela, you take care of your sister. As long as the cesspool is there, then make sure Diana's red ribbon eye binder does not come off. Always chant the do'a, and never stop. Although there were many distractions," explained Sewah, making the veiled woman nod in understanding.

"Diana, give me your hand!" kacan, and immediately greeted the younger brother.

Spit out to leave her two grandchildren, then Diana moved to the front. The car was locked back. Actually the creatures can not attack because in the car already fenced the grandmother. However, those who protect themselves must pray sincerely and solemnly. Especially at this time, the position of the younger brother was like a prison girl.

Diana was not allowed to see with her eyes open. The girl could only see what was magical, and listen to the voice alone. Until the time is later, where the red tape covering the eyes is released. So, the girl must hold back and strengthen mentally to face the interference of the creatures who do not get tired of showing her existence.

Diana and Ella. Now the sewage has stood in front of the banyan tree with three grains of frankincense, a packet of seven flowers and also a tie of red ribbon that matches the ribbon of the grandson. The middle-aged woman, paying attention to every statue that would be the way out of her family problems.

Each action is accompanied by a prayer that has not been used for a long time. The wind blew so hard, making the leaves fly. However, Sumpah was not daunted let alone afraid. The woman continued the do'a that increasingly felt very heavy. It felt like someone was holding back from being able to continue with the chant. At the same time, Ella had to hug Diana because her sister was starting to get scared.

Everything that's happening up ahead. The creatures that disturb Sumpah can be seen so clearly. Long hands that tried to tear, blood-red gaze, the smell of carnation mixed with frankincense. The prowess of the white shadows with the painful sound of laughter. Suddenly, the body and soul were shaken. For the first time, he saw without having to focus on the environment.

Sewage who was silent on the spot, ignored the colekan on his shoulder. The sound of a deafening scream, and also the sound of creatures running around him like playing kublak-cublak suweng. One thing to look forward to, when the tidying is over. The incense must disappear from his presence. The wind was increasingly uncontrollable with tendrils that swayed to and fro, making the atmosphere more tense.

Twenty minutes later.

The forecast ended, along with a subsiding gust of wind. Just momentary. Suddenly the frankincense that became an offering disappeared just like that, making Simbah breathe a little relieved. The woman rushed back into the car. Not to leave the place, but to pick up his two grandchildren. Everything he did was just the beginning because there was still a major and final stage involving the grandson.

"Come, down, Nduk. Hold Sumpah's hand," invited Sewah to hold his grandson's hand, he took the grandson out of the car.

Ela also followed by carrying something in both of her hands. Now the three sit in front of the banyan tree with the crown man statue. Sumpah reached out his left hand, then greeted the first grandchild. While Diana was left with no one to hold onto, the girl had to be a place of mediation to point the way of truth.

"Sir, follow the voice of Sumpah! Do not get lost, do not look them in the eye and do not show your dislike and fear of them. Focus on your goal! Your job is to find a ribbon with Wagio Supardi's ancestral writing."