Kemomong Village
Treating Adit and Bagas

Kuncoro pulled his motor gas to go at high speed in order to get to his house quickly, Cokro who was sitting at the very back of the position was trying to hold Adit's limp body.

Until they reach Kuncoro's house, they both carry Adit into the house and lay Adit on the bed.

“Pak Cokro I went back there first to pick up Bagas,” Kuncoro said.

“Good Sir, let my Adit handle,” said Cokro.

Kuncoro rode his motorcycle and drove to the plantation to pick up Bagas.

Meanwhile Bagas who was walking across the expanse of oil palm plantations was made to creep with strange sounds that he heard. With a flashlight on his phone Bagas walked slowly while watching the road.

As he was passing through the thickets, there was a rustling sound like a branch of a tree being swayed. Bgas step was stopped he tried to highlight some of the trees around him with his cell phone flashlight.

‘Hopefully not a wild animal, ' Bagas monologue.

He highlighted tree after tree but saw nothing, until he found a twig that moved by itself when there was no wind.

Out of curiosity Bagas approached and highlighted it. There was a white shadow on top of the tree.

‘What is it?’ inner Bagas.

The longer the shadow becomes clearer to form like a human being but is encased in a worn white cloth, with soil stains in some parts.

Bagas' hand immediately trembled without knowing the creature with the end of the cloth on his head tied was a pocong figure. 

His face was not very clear, only jet-black with nothing in sight, Bagas quickly ran past the tree to get out of the plantation.

With a racing heart and a breath that snarls Bagas runs until his feet are tripped by tree roots.

“Aakhhh!” his moans.

Bagas got up and immediately held his snoring, he thrashed in pain because his hanky hit a large enough stone.

Bagas took his cell phone that fell on the ground, the bagas tried to stand while grimacing with pain he walked slowly with a limp he tried to get out of the dark oil palm plantation.

From a distance seen the spotlight from a motorbike, Bagas breathed a sigh of relief Bagas accelerated his steps toward the motor.

Bagas sighed in relief, “Pak Kuncoro,” said Bagas.

“Lho your foot why?” ask Kuncoro.

“I was jatoh Pak,” sahut Bagas.

“Ya. Can you go up? If not let me help.”

“Can Sir, just relax this small wound really,” said Bagas while riding on the motor.

The motor drove to the outside of the plantation, when out of Kuncoro plantation increased the speed of the motor to get home quickly.

Until they were seen in front of the house Sekar was waiting for the arrival of Kuncoro and Bagas.

“Mas Bagas why Pak?” tanya Sekar who saw Bagas being carried.

“Resigned to fall. Let's go inside not good girls sitting outside,” Kuncoro said.

Sekar also joined Kuncoro to hold Bagas and sit him in a chair.

“Mas why it could be like this? Then Mas Adit why?” ask Sekar.

“The half-finished factory building suddenly collapsed and hit all workers,” said Bagas.

“Hah? Why can Mas? What about the workers?” cecar Sekar's.

“I have seen their situation, all buried in the ruins of Sekar, even I no longer hear their moans,” said Bagas with eyes that pooled.

As if not believing in what happened to the workers simultaneously Bagas can only be subdued limply.

“Kaki Mas bleed,” says Sekar.

“Iya I fell because I ran because I saw a pocong,” said Bagas.

“It is better to change clothes first with this,” said Kuncoro who came to bring clothes and sarongs.

“Yeah why it can get like this wound Mas,” said Sekar.

“Ethat's possible because it hit too hard,” said Bagas.

Meanwhile, Adit who was still weak was unconscious in obati by his own grandfather, Cokro.

Mbah Cokro took the keris that he carried in his bag of keris was opened by Cokro and then closed his eyes read out the matra.

It is seen from the inner eyes of Cokro who is the mastermind behind all these tragedies.

Cokro with his inner power tried to fight Seno.

Instantly Seno bled fresh blood in his mouth, Seno was hit by a deep wound by Cokro. 

“Bad as to who the old man is he can beat me,” said Seno who was upset.

Seno returned to reciting the mantra while sowing frankincense on his fireplace, until the smoke billowed again.

Seno attempts to avenge the hit done by Cokro.

Elsewhere Adit has regained consciousness and is shocked to find his grandfather in front of him.

“Mbah!” pekik Adit's.

“Thank God you are conscious,” said Cokro.

“Can't get a glass of water?” pinta Cokro to Ningsih.

“Good,” Ningsih.

“Mbah sapean when is it coming? How to ndak ngabari?” ask Adit.

“Have you not asked much first,” sahut Cokro.

Not long Ningsih came while carrying a glass of water.

“This is water.”

Cokro dipped his dagger into the glass filled with water, while reciting a mantra.

“Drink this!”

Without further ado Adit drank the water, only a few sips of Adit immediately vomited.

Adit spewed black blood from his mouth, causing him to limp back. 

This time the attack from Seno was not able to hit Cokro to make Seno upset.

Cokro asked for a glass of water, and walked to Bagas who was sitting on a chair.

Similarly, Adit Cokro told Bagas to drink the water he had cast spells and energy in it.

Bagas drank the water until it ran out a few minutes later Bagas just felt the reaction. He began to nausea and vomited enough blood until he vomited black blood that was quite concentrated.

“Rest,” pinta Cokro.

Bagas carried by Sekar entered the room with Adit.

The next day they both woke up with light bodies like nothing had happened to them.

Adit just remembered that if his grandfather was in the same place, Adit was trying to find him.

“Mbah? Mbah kakung?” Adit's looking for his whereabouts.

Until he saw his grandfather was sitting on the porch of the house with Kuncoro.

“Owalah Mbah ... Sampean why didn't you tell me you got here?” adit said while kissing the back of Cokro's hand.

“Mbah did not have time to give news, fortunately met with Kuncoro and then Mbah was brought to his home,” said Cokro.

“Owalah ... Ndak need to be denied again this I am the same Ningsih is a match,” he said girang.