SURVIVORS
Chaptre 370. Funeral of Beloved People
After the veil of greenish-yellow light disappeared, Marianne's body fell down. But Dean quickly grabbed him so he wouldn't hit the floor. Marianne was given immortal water, in order for her body to recover immediately.
Marianne was taken upstairs to rest in her room. Dr. Chandra hands over a medicine and asks Widuri to give it to Marianne.
"It's your mother's turn now" Dr Chandra told Aslan. The man is tense. Will she be treated the same as Grandma?
Niken sprinkled the perennial water onto the body lying on the second stone plate. It didn't take long to recover his condition. Because that woman had not died long ago.
Aslan was surprised to see his mother's face recover. Just like before I got sick.
"Mother...." His tears trickled down remembering the kindness of the woman.
"Replace his wet clothes with these,"
Dr. Chandra handed Niken a set of women's clothes. The men wait outside.
"It's over!" call Widuri shortly afterwards. He and Niken worked hard to remove the wet clothes with cleaner and drier ones.
"good. You guys can rest. I'm gonna check Marianne up.
"Grandfather, can I take care of grandma and mom here?" tanyakanya.
"Please. It's your last time." Doctor Chandra nodded.
Then the stage house began to quiet. Indra and Niken are home. Robert and Sunil also returned to the tree house.
"Dean, you guys take a break too. Widuri's tired, '" said Dr. Chandra.
"Yes, Doc," said Dean. He took Widuri up to the top floor carefully.
"You'll leave first." Doctor Chandra goes up to Marianne's room.
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Since morning, Dean and Doctor Chandra have gone to search the burial site for their two new families.
"I think it's pretty good here." Doctor Chandra pointed to the other side of the cliff at the end of the wheat field. A place full of tall trees.
"You cut down the trees that I saw" said Dr. Chandra.
"okay!" sahut Dean's.
Doctor Chandra and Dean are getting busy. Doctor Chandra flew up and marked the trees he wanted removed. Dean did a good job. Half an hour later, the job was done.
"Move those tree trunks over there, for later use" Dr. Chandra orders.
Dean immediately did his job. It didn't take long, the selected area was clean. There is a square empty area. Surrounding it still stood large trees. While the stumps of the tree, still left as high as the thighs of adults.
"Make a hole here and next to it." Appoint Doctor Chandra.
Dean followed the instructions and made two tomb holes. He doesn't want to talk much, because Dr. Chandra is also sparing to talk right now.
"That's deep enough," prevent Dr. Chandra.
"Oh, okay." Dean stopped his work.
"How about I make a chest for both?" haggard Dean.
Doctor Chandra nodded. "That would be great. Thank you, Dean."
"No problem. Let me do it for a second."
Dean flew towards the pile of wood. Denfan deftly he cut and made the slats of the board. Cut it up so you can connect with each other.
An hour later, two simple coffins, had been completed. "Dok, the crates are done" Dean reported.
Dean was surprised to see the area he had just cut down on had changed. The place grew slightly from the surrounding land. And even more astonishing, wooden stumps that when he was left still look prominent here and there, have now turned into flower pots of various colors and types. The surface of the ground was now cut open covered with a stretch of grass filled with yellow, white and blue flowers.
Dean could never get used to the Light Ruler's ability to improve the environment. Always inviting admiration, because it feels so amazing.
"Can you make a fence around, following the boundaries of those trees, tomorrow?" ask Dr. Chandra.
"I can do it now!" dean answered excitedly.
"No. It's almost noon. We must immediately carry out their funeral, "deter Dr. Chandra.
"alright. I'll do it tomorrow morning." Dean according.
"Let's return. Please bring me another box." Doctor Chandra floated flying while carrying the coffin in his right hand.
Dean followed. Another crate, flying after him. The two returned to the stage.
"I want to take a shower after this. You have breakfast first" said Dr. Chandra. He directly put his sister's body into the crate, and placed it again on the stone plate.
Dean did the same thing to Aslan's mother. Both are now ready to be brought. Doctor Chandra stepped into the courtyard, towards his tiny house across the street.
"Let's eat first. Just follow the orders of the Ruler," asked Robert.
"Let me bring some food for grandfather to the house." Aslan offered himself.
"No. We just need to obey his orders without asking, "ban Sunil.
"Yes, there must be a reason" added Indra.
"But grandfather may be sad!" refute Aslan.
"of course. That's why! The ruler doesn't want us to see him in such a condition." Sunil concluded.
"But I'm his grandson! There is no prohibition against showing weakness to the family!" Aslan insisted and could not be banned. He filled a plate with food and drink and took it to the house across from him.
"Yes .. leave it alone. Both are sensitive now. You guys just eat. I'll take a shower first, too" Dean said.
"okay!"
The others no longer argue. They still consider Dean the leader of the group, after Doctor Chandra.
A few moments later.
Doctors Chandra and Aslan go hand in hand. Doctor Chandra's face looks a little brighter now. Same with Aslan. Both are ready to bury their loved ones.
"Let's go to the cemetery," Dr. Chandra asked.
"All right...."
Doctor Chandra brought his sister's coffin. Sunil carried the other crates, following behind. Then Robert took Aslan flying. Following Dean and Indra, bring their respective wives.
"That's amazing!" niken cried when he arrived at the funeral.
"Did it be like this?" whispered to Dean.
"No. I just felled the trees there this morning. Very messy. Look at those tree trunks I haven't managed there yet!" point Dean to the messy pile of logs.
"Did the Lord do it?" ask Widuri again.
"There are only two of us here. So who do you think did it?" Dean smiles. Widuri nodded in understanding.
"The ruler must have loved his sister very much. They were separated due to misunderstanding. When we meet again, the world has changed. This is all he can do to show his affection." Widuri.
"Don't be too fond of summing up other people's lives, huh. We can't know exactly what happened" Dean.ppp advised
"Hemm .. I understand." Widuri.
All the inhabitants of the small world saw the feeding of two bodies at once. Doctor Chandra took down his sister's coffin. Sunil also followed.
Aslan was between the two tombs, and watched over the course of the cemetery. "Good way, Mother. Goodbye, Grandma," he said softly.
Dean and Indra help hoard the crate with the ground next to it. Doctor Chandra took a large hunk of mountain rock under the hill, Dean helped split the rock into two pieces.
Doctor Chandra carved the stone with the inscription: My dear Brother. Then place it on the head of the newly hoarded tomb.
Dean offered Aslan a favor. "What do you want me to write?" tanyakanya.
"Just write: My dear Mother" he said.
Dean made that request. Then help Aslan put the stone on the head of the tomb.
"Now the funeral is over. Let's get them both!" said Dr. Chandra.
The place is now quiet and silent. The small group was drowning in the atmosphere.
"Thank you for taking my sister and her daughter to their final resting place. You can rest now.
"I want to be here first" Aslan refused.
"Okay, we're back." Dean represented the others, said goodbye and left immediately.
"Are you sad?" asked Doctor Chandra, who saw Aslan keeping his head down.
"Is grandfather not sad?" ask without answering.
Doctor Chandra patted Aslan on the shoulder. "Come somewhere else" he asked.
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