Kualat On Sacred Mountain
Rahman

Tejo's colleagues who saw that became worried.

“Do not go to the river, just at home.” Tejo forbade his wife and children to leave the house.

Luckily for the Tejo family, they have a well inside the house.

Although they did not get skin diseases, but he, his wife and two children had coughs.

Tejo, who still wanted to find Tio's body, was forced out of the house, and used a handkerchief to cover his nose.

He who was walking in the village settlement also saw many residents who lay on the ground without lives.

Tejo, who had made a pact with his three friends, immediately headed towards the ravine where Tio had fallen.

Upon reaching Tejo, he also saw Sukirman busy scratching his body.

“Do not use fingers.” Tejo gave a tree branch to Sukirman.

“Wear this, finish you scratch, break the tip of the twig, this prevents the spread of your hives,” Tejo explained.

“Thank you very much, Tejo.” Sukirman did what Tejo said.

After that they continued walking down a very steep ravine.

Parjo who got hives also followed Tejo's advice.

But Parman, who was not satisfied with the end of the tree branch that Tejo said, even scratched his body with his fingers. His body became more and more itchy until unbearable.

“Parman, I told you, put on a twig!" pekik Tejo's.

“Sorry, I can't stand it!” the itching that continues to increase and spread to all parts of his body makes Parman recklessly slashing every part of his body contaminated.

“Parman! No!!” Pekik Tejo's.

The horrifying sight made Parjo, Sukirman and Tejo cry.

They can't hold what Parman touches, because they're afraid of getting infected.

“Itch, itch once! Help me!!” Parman continued to scratch his body with the knife he was carrying.

The sreeet!! Sreet!!!

Parman who became lost control accidentally slipped and fell to the bottom of the ravine.

The three of them who witnessed the situation were in shock not playing.

The deg!

Tejo's heart was very tight.

“Quick! Hurry along! We have to go up soon!” tejo said in a hurry.

“What's up?!” ask Sukirman.

”The demon's smile came from below! Hurry on! Don't let anyone become a victim again!” said Tejo while running as fast as he could.

Those who had not gone too far down the ravine quickly climbed onto the path.

“Come home!!” tejo's Letah.

They all ran away because they were afraid to become victims of Princess violence.

“Don't forget to burn chili, sow pepper around the door area and house, may we all live a long life!” tejo.

“Aamiin.” Sukirman and Parjo.

The three of them went home.

Tejo which has a lot of stock of dried chili and smooth pepper quickly sprinkles on the front door of the house, kitchen and also around the windows.

Do not forget the dried chili is burned, so that the snake that targets them can not get close.

Safe enough, Tejo and his entire family hide in a single room.

“No one's out,” Tejo's word.

He and his family also decided to pray together, they want to ask for protection from Allah SWT.

As they were praying, they heard many snakes hissing outside their rooms.

Some even opened their kitchen doors.

When the head of a snake had made it in from the opening of their room door, Tejo, who had a pointed bamboo in his room with a bringas, stuck the tip of the bamboo into the head of the snake.

Puk! Puk-puk!

Yummy!

The cobra died instantly, and Ratna, who had managed to kill one, was very satisfied, for she was fed up with the tension that the demons were giving her.

While the people outside their homes have many lives.

Demonic snakes, as well as other non-rude-eyed creatures have slaughtered 80% of the villagers.

Up to an hour later, the noisy situation they heard became quiet.

A curious Tejo peeked out from the slit of his house board.

“Innalillah!” he felt extremely grieved when he saw the terrifying sight before his eyes. His wife and kids saw it too.

“We have to move! I don't want it if we all end up like that.” Safia asked to leave the village to her husband.

“Iya, after a state of calm, we will go from here,” Tejo said.

He who attaches great importance to the safety of his family agrees to leave the village of his birth.

“Where are we going bu?” Ratna, who had never gone down the mountain, thought there was no other village besides the one she had lived in all this time.

“Many villages that we can live in,” Safia said.

“Your mother is right,” Tejo said.

Ratna nodded in understanding what her parents said.

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The next day, Tejo and the family were still in the room.

Tejo, who was curious about the outside world, peered back.

“Who Is He?” Tejo saw a young man in white clothes walking among the corpses that gave off an unpleasant smell.

Rahman, who knows he is noticed, quickly heads for Tejo's house.

“Assalamu'alaikum, uncle,” Rahman said

“Walaikum greetings, who are you?” ask Tejo from his room.

“I'm Rahman, an ordinary man like you uncle.” Rahman introduced himself.

“What is the proof?” Tejo doesn't want to believe it.

“Preferably uncle out, because these bodies must be buried immediately, otherwise they will be food wild animals,” said Rahman.

“Rahman's words were so convincing to make Tejo ventured to get out of the house.

Krieett!!

After the door opened, Tejo saw Rahman smiling at him.

“Other villagers are at work, will uncle stay hidden?” rahma.

Then Tejo looked around, he just believed, if Rahman is a good person.

His heart also felt happy, when he saw that his two best friends were still alive.

“Why are they holding the bodies?” Tejo was astonished, because the outbreak of the disease that befell their village was contagious.

“Nothing uncle, thanks to the help of Allah, all are safe, no one will be infected again, God willing.” Rahman smiled kindly at Tejo.

Finally Tejo out of his house, he helped collect the bodies of 150 people into one place, after which the remaining 20 villagers bathed the bodies according to Islamic law.

Next they all worked together to bury all the corpses that had been in the caravan in the same tomb as Asrita.

The excavation and burial took 24 hours.

When they were done they all felt relieved, even though in their hearts each was crying blood.

On a quiet afternoon, all the remaining villagers gathered at the village hall.

“For while the village is safe, but it does not guarantee that the demons will return, you should all move, because there is a more decent life under the mountain,” said Rahman.

Everyone thought about what Rahman said.

“Alright, I also agree, but we just left after cementing and giving a headstone to each tomb,” Tejo said.

Everyone agrees with Tejo.

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