SHAVETUH MANTU
Dhanu
It might be noon, but the warmth on the mountain slope was not there. Dhanu pulled the hood of her jacket to keep her body temperature from being exposed to the wind and cold air that had not disappeared since last night.
Dhanu glanced at the paper given by Mbah Mangku after coming out of the money house almost making him hallucinate all night.
“You don't have to wonder what it is, good light. Find Pandu Mahendra's family. Give it to them as soon as possible.” My Mbah patted his shoulder.
“Sing ati-ati, Mbah believes you are capable!”
Dhanu walked down the cracked stone path. He turned his head, looking at my smiling Mbah wide while nodding his head. Instead of being calm, the smile of Mbah Mangku added to the horror of his feelings.
Dhanu nodded slowly, saying goodbye, before getting into his car. He looked at the former Pandu seat and then turned on the car engine. He tried repeatedly to start his car, but the engine was too tight. The realistic Dhanu thought his engine was cold and continued to start his car.
My Lord is approaching. Knocking glass. But when Dhanu turned his head, the form of Mbah Mangku which is a creepy spell that surprised Dhanu. He flinched, his heart pumping blood quickly.
“What, Mbah?” dhanu asked after getting out of the car.
My Mbah sighed. “You pray, there's something that holds you!”
Dhanu stood frozen for a moment as Mbah Mangku opened his inner eyes. A dark figure with a hairy body and red eyes on top of the car glared at him. The smell of burnt cassava stung his nose followed by a long growl.
Dhanu flinched, her hair goosebumps. The nausea and dizziness instantly stirred his body after looking at a world without layers.
Mbah Mangku slapped his back. “Dongo!” snapped it.
With his mouth agape even the body that was held by Mbah Mangku, Dhanu had trouble saying a word.
Mbah Mangku chanting prayer with intense intensity. Like the smoke of a mosquito repellent burning the figure faded from the top of the car, the smoke circled around Dhanu until the man was choked and entangled in smoke.
“You wudhu, read prayer. During the trip later do not moan!” my Mangku Mbah command after pulling his raised body.
Dhanu gulped his saliva and his breath felt heavily restrained.
“That's a letter to your nahan so as not to reach the Pandu family. You are sure!”
Dhanu held her knee while taking out the coffee and fried bananas she had eaten with the Mbah Mangku family earlier.
“I lemes, Mbah.” muttered Dhanu.
Mbah Mangku snorted, before Dhanu called him he already knew.
“Have you rested and kept going from here. Living in the world there is different from here, like your friend!”
Dhanu gripped his knee as well as jerked at the accusation Mbah Mangku.
“About Pandu now what again, Mbah?”
Mbah Mangku's steps were delayed while Dhanu grabbed his attention. The boy was naive but curious. “I don't know, already there wudhu!”
Dhanu stared at the mist-covered mountain. “Guide is married to an angel, yo must be she is grinning!”
Blocky. My Mbah Mangku's face turned unhappy. Smiling for just a moment. So their captives are either living or insane!
Dhanu obeyed Mbah Mangku's orders while turning on the car's engine. He went down the mountain slope. Along the way the left right is a field of citizens and fog that is still rampant, the figure of a gendruwo entity that still seized his mind to eliminate his concentration for a few seconds. The car rolled to the left, slung between the elephant grass as a barrier of five meters. Dhanu's efforts to restore the position of the car amid the frustrating atmosphere and mystical conditions he experienced.
Dhanu held her breath when her car hit something. With a great sense of responsibility, Dhanu got out of the car. He was looking around for where the subject was giving off the sound of a bone crack.
Dhanu looked down at the car, her body fixated on seeing a curled up, white-eyed, old-faced and pale figure looking at her with an ugly smile. “Dhanu!”
“GUIDE!”
...***...
I got out of shock the day before yesterday. Dhanu stood in front of the house that she had never expected before.
“Who to find, Le?” A woman who was wealthy and wearing a rag approached. Dhanu retreated, though her smile looked friendly as she spontaneously recalled the figure she had oppressed yesterday.
“I Dhanu, Pandu campus friend, Mom.”
“Lho you do not participate in camping with mapala on your campus?”
“A-nu, mom.” With a stutter Dhanu pulled out a piece of paper that he kept very close. “I just want to tell you if Pandu is imprisoned in this mountain and-and he is... Said Mbah Mangku asked to read this paper.”
Dhanu handed over the paper, Rinjani opened the paper and observed the writing.
“Before a while, you come with me first into.”
Dhanu again spontaneously regressed her body. Fearful.
“I'm here only mom.”
“Lho... Why are you, Le. How scared is that?”
“Anu mother, the Pandu family must immediately open an inter-dimensional portal and visit the mountain as soon as possible. Pandu in kidnap angel!”
Pyarrr...
Dhanu instantly saw the drastic change in Rinjani's face. The face of the beautiful grandmother in front of him was immediately lowered and sad.
“You mean the Guide is lost in the mountain?” tanyanya emotional.
Dhanu. “The story is long, Mother. I still care until now. Take your magical friends there!I do not know for sure, I was just told to send this message.”
“Nang, Nanang. Sinio don't tell!” rinjani shouted while waving her hands.
“What's up Mpa?”
“You read this and find Pandu as soon as possible.” Rinjani said as she handed the paper to her hand.
“He's like your masmu, he likes them. I don't want my son to have anything to do with them!”
Nanang threw his gaze at Dhanu. “My mouth, I help you!”
Dhanu. “I kapok, kecen yesterday opened my inner eye and it has not been fully closed!”
Nanang smiled amusedly. “There is still residue left on your body. I clean! Come.”
“Gak!”
“Have you sorted, this is Pandu's om, this om is just like your friend!” timpal Rinjani then led Dhanu into the house.
Dhanu was amazed, even though the house had been renovated to be brighter and semi-modern. He cannot possibly deny Pandu's life is too unique and frightening.
...***...