Opung Tolu's
Wistful

Orange rays glistened in the shadow of the night newsman, cold began to envelop the village that began to show the form of his mystique. Since the presence of Tolu with a different figure, some of the villagers often do mystical activities when meeting him.

Returning from Tolu's house, Togar was restless all night in his sleep. He felt like he was being approached by a delicate creature that was threatening his life. In the subconscious, Togar's neck is choked by the figure of a black creature without an eyeball and an open jaw.

“Arghhh!” screams awake.

Because of his drowsiness so great Togar decided to go back to sleep while saying do’a and a short surah in his heart. But, the connection of his dream had continued with the appearance of a black figure who was now standing increasingly longer in front of him. Togar's body felt like it was being overwhelmed, very heavy and he also experienced tightness as well as pain in the heart. Almost his heartbeat stopped if he was not immediately aware when he heard the sound of knocking on the door of the room.

Geck, tok.

“Togar! Why are you so noisy?” call Bram from behind the door.

“A_a_ayah” Togar voice stammering. He was still half conscious and struggling to fight back to be able to wake himself up completely.

“Togar!” snapped Bram.

Finally, Togar was able to shake his body and immediately rose to open the door. The reddened eye patch of drowsiness is still visible there. Bram narrowed his eyes and left after seeing Togar open the door for him. I want it to feel like Bram is scolding or hitting a child who is increasingly making him worry about it. Bram restrains his anger by recalling Togar's happiness to be accepted for all the choices he wants.

Before going to Tolu's house and after agreeing to his son's relationship with him. Bram went to one of the shamans who was in the middle of the rice fields through the village border. Bram asked the shaman to help guard Togar and give the amulet as a protector of the creatures that are in Tolu's body.

Last week

“So right sir, that woman has science?” bram asked and then shook his hand.

Sprinkles of white frankincense, the man who wears a blangkon hat it gives betel that has been filled with betel nut, chalk betel and nine betel nut sheets folded in it.

The shaman in a blank hat gives a lesson for the creatures that are in Tolu to get to know Togar through the nginang given by Bram his biological father. Mr. Bram started chewing the betel slowly. He frowned and raised his shoulders very high. The bitter and bitter taste mixed into one on his tongue.

“Spend if you want your child safe!” said the shaman then prepare a second nginang.

Mr. Bram choked, he patted his chest and stabilized his throat to swallow all the betel without wasting a bit. In the third betel as much as nine sheets and has been filled with various materials it was ordered to be eaten by Togar. But it seems to come and go home Tolu looks Bram forget the betel that must be eaten by Togar.

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Note :

~Nginang (Nyusur) Chewing betel leaves along with the equipment that is chalk and betel nut.

~Nginang (Terms of philosophy meaning)

Sirih is a sign of humble nature, like to give or glorify others.

Pinang means good behavior.

Chalk is a symbol of fortitude

~Sirih along with the ingredients in it is one of the favorite of the most ferocious creatures that reside in the body of Tolu as a science and guard.