The Fire Dragon Sword
Caged in the Secret Room

A room of considerable size with a golden complexion with strange drawing pictures greeted Wardhana when the stone door was fully opened. He was so amazed by the room that it seemed to be built with a very mature calculation.

(Illustration of the secret room on the base terrace of Khayangan Temple: Original photo: Secret room Egyptian pyramid)

There was no sign of moisture going on in the room as he often found elsewhere, air circulation that is out of which direction is so perfect that it is able to maintain room temperature even though it is rarely open.

Wardhana stepped closer to one of the cave walls and touched it slowly.

"This room is able to maintain its own temperature" said Wardhana amazed.

The hangareksa that walked behind Wardhana looked surprised, the empty room in which there were only a few chairs of stone and a circular wooden table did not fit his shadow so far.

"This room is empty? where did all the relics of the forbidden civilization go?" tanya Hangareksa is confused because it does not fit the story of Ajidarma.

Ajidarma often tells the warriors that the secret room is filled with relics of forbidden civilization and must be protected from greedy martial people.

It would be very dangerous if heirlooms and books like the Sabdo Loji fell into the hands of martial world warriors as happened to the Mandala.

"Relief? since the beginning of this room is empty and Ajidarma knows it, he only uses stories about rooms full of relics of forbidden civilizations to take advantage of you. He just doesn't want a temple that keeps a secret path to a forbidden civilization known to many and you're the one who's indirectly keeping the martial world away from this place.

This place is definitely only a last hiding place if something happens to them, what advanced civilization like them will build a secret gate to its civilization in a place that is easy to find?" reply Wardhana while smiling mockingly.

"That damn old man must accept the consequences!" aspir Hangareksa.

"So we just need to find that secret gate, uncle?" ask Sabrang slowly.

"Hamba actually already knows where the secret gate is located Your Majesty but there is something that makes the servant worried," replied Wardhana slowly.

"Worry?" asked Sabrang confused.

"All of the buildings of the relics of the forbidden civilization are still in good condition, it means that this place was left without any fight or battle, no matter what, then what forced them to leave this painstakingly built place?" wardhana answered confusedly.

"So you think there's something that requires them to leave this place?" tanya Hangareksa fast.

"Right, and perhaps something scarier than war," Wardhana replied softly as she stepped into the corner of the other room.

"Lemuria?" said Wardhana while frowning her forehead.

"Lemuria?" Sabrang who was watching the picture on the other wall turned towards Wardhana.

"It looks like it's the name of their glorious civilization" Wardhana noticed the picture on the wall that seemed to tell how the Lemurian civilization was so advanced before it was lost by something.

"This image is like explaining how their science and magic are so high, if the estimation of the servant is true the secret gate we seek is the way to this place," Wardhana pointed to a picture of a place with towering buildings and surrounded by a large river that is quite large.

"Their water system is so perfect, this river seems to function to control the water level as well as the source of their life," wardhana explained while pointing to the picture of a small river in the city dominated by green.

"Lemurian? I've never heard that name," said the puzzled Hangareksa.

"It's natural you never hear it, seeing the structure of the Khayangan temple building and the secret door hidden somewhere seems like they really don't want to be known to others" Wardhana replied quickly.

"If indeed they do not want to be known, why build a temple that one day will be found by others?" chase Hangareksa.

"I still don't understand but there must be a reason" Wardhana replied briefly. He took out a scroll from behind the clothes and began to copy the image of the image.

Quite a lot of information he got in the room about the Lemurians including the lives of those who actually did not like war. It is seen from the city picture that describes more plantation land than the training ground.

But one that Wardhana cannot understand, a strange picture that is in the center of the city.

The image of a building with a red complexion and surrounded by smoldering fire looks very striking among other green buildings.

Dozens of human images appeared to surround the building while kneeling, they were like making offerings to something.

"Fire?" said Wardhana in his heart while looking at Sabrang who is still busy observing the cave wall image with Cokro.

"You feel it too, don't you? this image of fire was very similar to the Fire Dragon, what might it have to do with it?" missik Hangareksa.

Wardhana was silent, though wanted to argue but what Hanggareksa said was true. The picture of the fire surrounding the building was so similar to the flames that used to envelop Sabrang's body in battle.

"I can't answer it yet but it's a small possibility. If it was the Fire Dragon, how could he not remember about the Lemurian civilization. You have to be careful with what you say" Wardhana replied softly.

"It could be that he pretended to not remember or maybe there was something the Fire Dragon was planning," replied Hangareksa quickly.

"You mean the Fire Dragon has ambition? don't joke, sword spirits like them can't possibly have that. Heirlooms will be evil or good all depending on the user, they only utilize the greed of its users to have fun and fight.

Have you ever heard of a sword spirit plotting something to rule the martial world? they only understand fighting until the master is destroyed and will continue like that" Wardhana replied.

"You're right, maybe I'm wrong, but there's nothing more like that picture than the Fire Dragon and you can't dispose of that possibility just because he's your king," reply Hangareksa while stepping into the other corner of the room.

"There must be an explanation for this image of the Fire Dragon" Wardhana said in his heart.

"Have something happened uncle?" asked Sabrang curious, he had seen Hangareksa whisper something to Wardhana.

"Ah, no Your Majesty," Wardhana replied quickly as she switched the conversation and showed another picture.

"Hamba feels there is something strange about this place, Your Majesty, seeing the dry walls of the room indicates that the air temperature here is well maintained and that means there is air circulation in this room but as long as we are here there is not the slightest wind that blows," wardhana continued.

"Is it possible for air to enter from that exit?" reply Sabrang slowly.

"Hamba checked the door before we entered, there is no gap at all Your Majesty" Wardhana replied quickly.

"There's no gap at all in this room and that means whoever's locked up in this place will die slowly." Ajidarma suddenly appeared at the exit with a cynical smile.

"Great Lord?" Hangareksa gasped in surprise when he saw Ajidarma standing upright in front of the stone door with perfect legs.

Wardhana was no less surprised, when he first came to the Khayangan temple he was sure one of Ajidarma's legs was indeed broken.

"How is that possible?" said slowly.

"Hangareksa, did you forget to swear allegiance to me?" snapped Ajidarma annoyed.

"I swear? you've been lying to us all this time pretending to be paralyzed, do you think I'd be loyal to someone like you?" reply Hangareksa fast.

"You're just like your sister, you're too curious about my business. I've considered you as my own children, we shouldn't end up like this" Ajidarma shook his head slowly as his right hand shifted something on the wall.

"Wine! he wants to lock us in this place" Wardhana appears to run towards the exit before arriving Sabrang's body is already in front of Ajidarma.

When Sabrang tried to release the northern ice palm suddenly arrived the pressure of the overflowing aura from Ajidarma's body pushed his body backwards.

Wardhana's body even bounced and hit the cave wall.

"Master," Cokro ran towards Wardhana lying on the ground.

"Damn it, what kind of power this is, the energy of the Fire Dragon is not even able to withstand the effects of the pressure," Sabrang used Ajian Melting Saketi core to press back and move attack.

Friction of two great powers had vibrated the cave, Ajidarma looked surprised after seeing the power of Sabrang.

But when Sabrang almost grabbed Ajidarma's neck, the stone door was completely closed and locked them all.

"Damn," said Sabrang while taking out the Fire Dragon sword.

"Reverse," cried Sabrang before unleashing a sword of destruction to smash the stone door.

A huge explosion accompanied by sparks rang out from the clash of the fire Dragon sword with the stone door but strangely there was not the slightest scratch on the door.

Sabrang continued to try several times but the results were the same, there was no scratch.

"Your highness, you better stop your attack, from the beginning I feel this temple was built not with ordinary stones" said Wardhana while trying to rise.

"Not a regular rock?" Sabrang turned towards Wardhana.

"It seems to be related to the formation of this ancient lake," said Wardhana slowly.

"The stone of the sky" replied Hangareksa quietly.

"Sky stone?" sabrang's reply was getting confused.

"According to the Great Lord, in one of the books of the Lodge sabdo describes the making of this temple. According to the book, the lake was formed naturally due to the impact of a huge rock falling from the sky that made an enormous hole. It seems like that stone was what the forbidden civilization used to build this temple," replied Hangareksa.

"I should feel that this lake is irregular in shape, so that's why" Wardhana said.

Sabrang reinserted the Fire Dragon sword into his body while nodding in understanding.

"It is only fitting that my sword cannot destroy it" Sabrang said softly.

"It looks like we're going to die here, I never thought we were protecting the wrong people all this time" Hangareksa laughed loudly.

"Arda Sukma tried to hide the book with her life because she might find the clue of the secret gate and you easily gave up?" reply Wardhana cynical.

"You should be the one who understands the most if anyone can break that door then that child with the power of the Fire Dragon is the one but you see for yourself no, not even that stone was scratched in the slightest," hangareksa lirih.

"Now I understand why your sister would rather bear it herself than tell you," Wardhana walked over to one of the cave walls.

"Whatdidyou say? then how is it different from you who are only smart if only," Hangareksa who ignited his emotions tried to pull out his sword, but Sabrang's movement was faster.

He was already near the Hangareksa while holding the handle of the sword that almost came out of the sheath with his right hand.

"You!" Hangareksa drained the power in order to pull out the sword but to no avail, the sword even slowly re-entered by Sabrang's impulse.

"The inner strength continues to increase" said Hangareksa surprised.

"Grandfather should calm down, lest we kill each other in this situation," Sabrang said a little threatening.

Cokro who saw Sabrang's strength seemed to swallow his saliva, he walked closer to the heart's hangareksa.

"What this master said is right, the chairman, in this situation we should work together," said Cokro while adjusting his breathing that began to irregular, the aura that was still overflowing from Sabrang's body was like crushing his bones slowly.

The hangareksa finally retracted its energy and released its hand from the sword hilt.

"Well, then what are you gonna do?" ask Hangareksa to Wardhana.

"This place is clearly built as a last bastion if something happens to the Lemurian civilization so there is no way they intend to die in this place. I'm sure there's another way out if the door breaks because it's trying to open from the outside" Wardhana replied softly as she fumbled over the cave wall.

"Other exit? it is clear the walls of this room there is no gap at all how there may be another way," replied Hangareksa still in disbelief.

"Then how do you explain the temperature of this room that stays awake without any air coming in? you see for yourself that the door is tightly closed, I just need to figure out where and when that air came into this room."

Wardhana who continued to walk around while touching the wall of the room suddenly stopped his steps when he smelled something.

"Wijaya kusuma flower?" he said when he recognized the fragrance of the flower.

"Juice Kusuma?" ask Sabrang quickly.

"If only for a moment, I'm sure I smelled the fragrance of the flowers of the glorious Vijaya Kusuma, that means there is a gap in this wall" replied Wardhana quickly.

"Why does the scent of the flower disappear so quickly, is there something blocking the air from the outside? but where is that gap" Wardhana said in his heart.

Wardhana again felt a little wind blowing a few times but this time Sabrang and others also felt the wind gust although weak.

"Don't don't...." Wardhana began to recall some of the oddities in the khayangan temple.

"Sorry Your Majesty, can you bring fire out of your body?" pinta Wardhana arrives.

Sabrang nodded slowly as he drained the fire Dragon energy in his hand before the flames enveloped Sabrang's right arm.

Long enough Wardhana stared at the fire before moving motion like exposed to the wind. He turned his head towards the wall on his right side and touched it quickly.

"The air is from here" said Wardhana, watching the wall.

"This wind blows more often? why was there no wind when we came in?" said confused.

"Prepare, we will be out of this place soon" Sabrang told Hangareksa.

"You're too sure son, he hasn't even found anything yet" replied Hangareksa.

"It's rare to see an uncle's face like that but if we've seen him there won't be any mystery that can block him, I'll make sure of that" Sabrang replied with a smile.

"Sir, will this lake recede at a certain time?" ask Wardhana to arrive.

"How do you know?" Hangareksa looked surprised before continuing her words. "Khayangan temple built with a very complicated calculation on this lake including the water disposal system in case of flooding from the hillsides of menoreh and setumbu or overflow of springs at the bottom lake.

There's a water gap leading to the river near Menoreh hill and we usually open the gate every afternoon to reduce the amount of water."

"Rightly I thought, the secret passage of this room seemed to lead to the lake's waterway and if I was right then the secret door lock would open if it came into contact with the water," Wardhana took out a pot of drinking water tucked in her waist and splashed it against the wall that had let out the wind.

Shortly after Wardhana splashed the water, a miracle seemed to happen, the gold-colored wall seemed to change color for a while before returning to normal.

"Little trick," Wardhana touched the wall that had changed color and pressed it strongly.

As Wardhana released her pressure, arriving on the opposite side, the walls of the room trembled before splitting into two.

"Road out" Sabrang said to Hangareksa, pointing at the open cave wall.

"He is much smarter than Sukma" Hangareksa said in his heart.

(Illustration of the secret passage that Wardhana opened. Original Photo: The road to one of the rooms in the Egyptian pyramids)

A ladder from a pile of wood seemed to rise down, making anyone who saw it shudder.

"Hamba will check first Your Majesty," said Wardhana arrived.

"No uncle, I'm afraid this ladder is fragile, let me try it first" Sabrang slowly stepped his foot up the ladder.

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The Lemurian Civilization

Lemuria supposedly lived long before Atlantis appeared and many experts estimate Lemuria to be in Indonesia.

The idea that the Lemurian Continent first existed compared to the civilizations of Atlantis and Ancient Egypt can be obtained from an explanation of a work by Augustus Le Plongeon (1826-1908), a 19th-century researcher and author who conducted research on ancient Mayan sites in the Yucatan.

The information was obtained after his success in translating several ancient records of Mayan relics.

From the results of the translation, obtained some information that shows the results that the Lemurians are indeed older than the civilization of their ancestors (Atlantis).

Source: Google

Again, whether or not the location of Lemuria is in the archipelago should not be a debate because until now all expert opinions are only estimates.

PNA is just a fantasy story, so let's enjoy it without any debate.

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