MARANTI (FOOD OF THE DEAD)
EPISODE 104: WAKE UP
Revan stepped out of his position to make room for his mother to wake his father.
“Mas ... Mas .. Mas..,” call Bu Nisa while patting Mr. Ade's body.
Mr. Ade did not react. At that time, he was probably really tired.
“Mas ... Mas .. Mas ..” Bu Nisa repeated the action again with a louder voice and clap.
“Eeeerrrrh ..” Mr. Ade started to react with claps and calls of Ms. Nisa.
“Mas wake! Build, Mas!” call Bu Nisa again to wake up Revan's father.
“Aaaaaargh ...,” said Mr. Ade with eyes starting to open, but he was not aware at that time.
For a while Mr. Ade stared at the face of Bu Nisa who was in front of him at that time. He also found his consciousness. He saw Revan curled up at the end of the mattress.
“What's up, Daughter? Why don't you two sleep?” ask Mr. Ade in a row once he is well aware and sees both members of his family in an unusual position.
“Mas, Revan upset stomach!” ms. Nisa replied firmly after she was sure that her husband was fully aware to talk to.
“Whataaaa? Is it true you have a stomachache, Revan?” ask Mr. Ade while waking up from his sleep. He also held Revan's shoulder which was holding back pain.
“I-iya, Sir. Revan's got a stomachache. Revan wants to defecate,” replied Revan with a breath of breath because his energy was exhausted and he was holding back an abdominal pain from an hour ago.
“Revan, you know, right, the bathroom inside this house is being damaged? And you already know, right, if for tonight we can't get out of this house? The bathroom outside is not safe to use tonight,” replied Mr. Ade in a firm voice.
“Mas!” reprimanded Bu Nisa at that time because she felt her husband was speaking too loud which could mess with the feelings and mental of their child.
“I-iya, Sir. That's why I've been holding back so that I can delay his bowel movements in the morning. But I can't help it, sir. My stomach is really heartburn!” revan replied while enduring the pain in his stomach.
“What should we do now, Mas? Pity Revan if he has to endure his stomach pain even longer,” said Bu Nisa with a compassionate facial expression.
“In the kitchen earlier did you see any water stock, Dik? Maybe we can take advantage of the damaged bathroom first for a while,” asked Mr. Ade to his wife.
“Not there, Mas! That time the water has stayed a little while I take it,” replied Bu Nisa with a panicked expression.
“Duh, how is this, huh? Should I wake Jatmiko up to accompany us? I'm sure if there is Jatmiko, we will feel safer,” said Mr. Ade.
“No, Mas! Not good with them. Before they went to sleep, Jatmiko's mother said that she would rest in order to face the activities of tomorrow morning that would take energy and mind tremendously,” replied Ms. Nisa while holding the hand of Mr. Ade who wants to move to Jatmiko's room.
“Continue? What should we do now, Dik?” ask Mr. Ade back to Ms. Nisa.
Ms. Nisa could only shake her head when she got such a difficult question from her husband.
“Entah, Mas! I'm confused too. Ms. Jatmiko and her mother have much we bother,” replied Ms. Nisa.
The prooooot!!!
Back heard farting sound from ***** the little boy. This time the smell was more and more unsettled and of course made Mr. Ade and Bu Nisa become shaken.
“Uwek! It stinks of your fart, Revan!” complains Mr. Ade.
“Uwek! By the way dong if you want to fart! Not very polite, son!” namel Bu Nisa.
“Sorry, Mr. .. Bu. Farted out myself when I was arrested. Ow hell! I guess I can't take it anymore, Mom. Can-Can I shrink this out,” replied Revan with a voice holding pain in his stomach.
“Come! We're out together to the bathroom!” said Mr. Ade reflexively.
Revan and Bu Nisa are amazed to get a surprising answer from Mr. Ade. They did not believe that the man would say that.
“What Mas?” asked Ms. Nisa to ask for certainty of the answer from her husband.
Revan remained silent while waiting for his father's answer. For him at that time the creepier is not the ghost of the woman but if he will be drained on the mattress. Because it would be a disgrace that he would carry for life.
“Iya, Dik's. Come on, let's take Revan to defecate in the bathroom outside this house,” replied Mr. Ade in a soft voice.
Ms. Nisa was still staring deeply into the face of her husband who had sometimes been more timid than her. However, on the one hand sometimes the man can also still give a strategic step in the most difficult points as they are currently facing.
“Mas sure?” asked Bu Nisa again while looking deeply into Mr. Ade's face.
“Iya, Dik's. We have no other choice,” replied Mr. Ade.
“But, Mas. How about?” Ms. Nisa still questions her husband's extreme decision.
“Already! Don't you think about it! Come on, let's get Revan to the bathroom!” answered Mr. Ade while covering his wife's mouth using his right hand so that the woman did not mention the woman's spirit. Because Mr. Ade knows that the power of the spirit will increase if thought or talked about by them. However, one thing happened to Mr. Ade at that time, when he forbade his wife to mention the name of the spirit of Laras, at that moment he himself was thinking about the spirit of Laras and at the same time his ears could immediately hear strange sounds from outside the house. Mr. Ade realized it was the result of his own mind. Therefore he threw away the thoughts of Laras and thought about other funny things such as memories when Revan was a child and once peed on his face. And it turned out that it was effective in making strange noises outside the house disappear instantly.
Mr. Ade got out of bed and he guided Revan to get out of bed as well.
“Come, Revan! We went to the bathroom!” said Mr. Ade with a smile towards Revan.
Bu Nisa and Revan are initially bungled by the man's strange remarks. However, after they thought for a moment and understood what Mr. Ade meant to say like that, they both answered Mr. Ade's invitation compactly.
“Come!” answer them both while smiling.
The three of them came out of the room and walked towards the front door. Their faces looked bright at that moment. The three of them did not realize that outside the house, they had been awaited by a shadow that had long sought the safety of the three of them.
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