The Pocong Marwi Terror
Eps.32 Grandma Liman Always There
viciously Ki Suri slashed Geni's thigh with a very sharp little knife, blood dripping slowly on the bowl that Ki Suri had prepared, the one that was very sharp, the old man also pressed the thigh of the poor girl so that her bowl quickly filled up, Geni was unable to fight, he just cried grimacing in pain.
After his bowl was filled, immediately Ki Suri got up and went to the wooden cot where his wife lay, Ki Suri put a plate containing the canning that he had burned next to the body's head and Geni's blood was poured on the body of the corpse while Ki Suri was muttering whether what he announced. After a while, Ki Suri still stood watching his wife's body.
"Dear let's get up... I have completed all the rituals" Ki Suri said, shaking his wife's body.
The rituals that Ki Suri gets from only lucid dreams are unproven and misleading, now the old man was crying and upset that the old man slammed the incense bowl next to his wife's body until all the struggle he did was in vain.
When Ki Suri was crying while hugging the body of his wife who had dried up suddenly there was someone knocking on the door of his house, he said, sontak Ki Suri was surprised he hurriedly picked up the magic kris on the table and walked slowly closer to the door, looking an old woman who was standing outside his house, Ki Suri did not know who the woman outside her house was.
The appearance of the old grandmother was very terrible she used a white robe, her hair was long white strung to the waist, her eyes were deep black.
"Who are you?" ask Ki Suri from inside her house. He did not dare to open the door because the appearance of the old grandmother was like a ghost.
"I am Liman's grandmother, I can raise your wife" the old woman replied.
Ki Suri was amazed by his words, from which the old grandmother knew that Ki Suri was trying to raise his wife, because of curiosity Ki Suri finally opened the door of his house.
Not yet had Ki Suri invited in, Grandma Liman without further ado nyelonong entered the house and immediately sat on the wooden chair her cynical gaze looked at the helpless Geni.
"Is it true that Grandma Liman can raise my wife?" asked Ki Suri who was still standing at the door of the house.
"Of course, I'm not lying. With Marwi pocong magic everything you want will easily be realized. You must arrest and carry the pocong in front of me" replied Grandma Liman.
"How can I catch Marwi's pocong Ni, he is very powerful and also his saliva is very deadly" asked Ki Suri.
"With Kris Sakti" replied Liman's grandmother briefly while pointing at the chrysanthemum that was still in Ki Suri's hands.
"As you know, the chrysanthemum that you hold is very powerful, its owner has been hereditary" continued Liman's grandmother and turned back to Geni with a very sharp gaze as if there was a personal grudge between Liman's grandmother and Geni.
"Just throw the girl there, let her suffer and be tormented to death for her uselessness you keep holding the girl" said Liman's grandmother.
So that night also Ki Suri released all ties on the body of Geni and brought him to a forest not too far from the market Mother, the name of the forest was Alas Buntu , the forest is rarely entered by humans because the end of the forest is a very steep cliff according to its name Alas Buntu which means forest without roads.
Upon Ki Suri's arrival at the edge of the cliff, he told Geni to stand before him without a row again with a cruel Ki Suri kicked the body of the poor girl from behind, Geni toppled with the reflex of his hand grabbing hold on to the edge of the cliff, Ki Suri was about to step on Geni's hand but fortunately not so, Ki Suri thought to let Geni suffer hanging on the edge of the cliff, but at the end of the cliff, after all, there was no one here and again Geni would not last long, he would fall by himself and die, and Ki Suri left Geni.
With great difficulty Geni endured, now his arms began to sweat and shake, his body was very weak and he felt unable to hold his grip, slowly Geni's left hand apart from the grip of the cliff edge Geni began to resigned if he had to die here, Geni closed his eyes he saw both parents smiling, Geni, Geni was unable to hold his grip and his right hand was released.
Suddenly, there was a hand that grabbed back Geni's body, Geni was surprised and opened his eyes, and from the top of the cliff he saw the face of his father, Geni wiped his tears.
"Dadahh!!! Is that really you? are you the demit of my father?" yell Geni
"I'm Riki your father Geni... I'm not a demit!" riki replied while still holding her daughter's body.
"How could my father be dead!" sentak Geni's.
"Geni hold on to the edge of the cliff I help pull from up here later I will explain" said Riki.
After Geni rises above the surface, he pats the father's face to make sure that his father is not a demit.
"Father.." said Geni after he made sure that his father was not the embodiment of ghosts. Then Geni hugged his father's body while crying as he pleased.
Huru Riki invites her daughter to immediately leave the cliff fearing her Ki Suri caught them, because the most important thing this time is to save her daughter first, first, because of Geni's condition which is really very weak Riki holds his child's body to immediately find a safe place.
"I'm sorry, son, it's all because of me. Dad asked you to get involved with your pocong until it was like this" Riki said on the trip .
In adolescence should he have found a man to be made Husband, Geni continues to be unfortunate because trying to keep the head pocong orders his father. Riki felt sorry to have involved Geni, did not feel Riki to tear up because he felt sad to see the condition of his daughter to be very thin, both circles of his eyes are blackened, blackened, her lips were pale and her body was filled with cuts and bruises.
On the other hand Geni was happy and confused how his father could come back to life, but with his weak condition he was no longer able to ask anything, he would ask her later when he had arrived at a safe place, Geni continued to embrace hugging his father.