TIKZ [Moving To The Golden Age]
041 - SCATTERING THE SKY

"Udel, why are you so scared when your identity is known?" dina asked bobbing with the river.

"I tell you, the royal people should be the last to know we're not part of this world" replied Idaline.

"The consequences are that big?"

"Very,"

"By the way, Udel. Why do we keep falling down?"

"I'm also very confused. From the top it looks very small it turns out very deep,"

"Wait, this current is getting stronger. Ky.."

If flying will not make a sound and the wind is very cool, the sound of falling currents deafen his ears. Dina and Idaline fell into a waterfall.

Idaline held her breath as her body returned to being human, she closed her eyes looking at the surroundings filled with rays.

"Man is getting bolder!" a voice that sounded masculine.

Idaline blinked feeling the light around her start to be friendly to her neutrals.

"Are you okay?" asked a yellow haired person to bring his face closer to Idaline's.

"Yeah!" Idaline slaps him and bounces away, then he jumps out of the water. "What the fuck?!" Idaline covered her face, in front of her were five men with colorful hair and bare chest.

"I've caught it," A green-haired person raised Idaline using one hand.

Idaline elbowed the guy who pulled the collar behind her. "Grazier?" his murmur looked at the hair that had a color in harmony with the grass.

"I guess Jene's only acting turned out to be very sick," lamented the 'grass' rubbing his chest.

"Mas Wilis, we don't have time to joke around," the person called Jene landed in front of Idaline.

"One human can't you handle?"

One long shiny black haired man descended from the tree. Her slightly wavy hair made Idaline remember her hair as Udelia.

"Mas Cemeng.." said Wilis and Jene together.

"Humans are growing. The man can bring the angel home and the woman can stand up to the seven of us," the blue-haired man appeared behind Cemeng.

"What survives? I can't even dwell, can I, Din? Din's? Dina? Uh why did you faint?" Idaline stared at Dina's transparent body lying on the edge of the lake.

"Endrawila, you or me?" ask the crazy-haired and indigo-eyed man.

"Mas Bintu, he has seen us and nothing has happened" replied the man with blue hair and blue eyes. He did not want them to be stuck with troublesome humans.

"Wungu," Cemeng looked coldly at the violet-haired man holding his hand who was about to grab Idaline's neck.

"He is not affected by us. Mas Cemeng must be conscious," Wungu kept Cemeng's hand away from the front of Idaline's face.

"Hahaha I think I'm going the wrong way. Bye," Idaline ran as hard as she could towards the crowded village. It was fortunate that Dina's body continued to follow her otherwise she would be even more confused in that confusing situation.

Dina woke up when they got to the restaurant.

"What was that? My head was very heavy after the fall" said Dina holding her head.

"You're hit. There's that kind of thing,"

"Looks,"

When someone pulled the chair in front of them, Dina and Idaline suddenly saw the impolite person. There sat the purple-haired man. Strange, but suitable for his facial line with a slightly pointed nose, thin moist ruum lips like wearing lim blam, and round eyes that are also purple although slightly lighter than his hair. Perhaps it was because his eyes were clear from afar, so his hair did not look strange.

"I didn't remove your curse because you didn't seem to care about it" Wungu sat down in front of Idaline.

"Why can there be a purple-haired person? Eyes too?" whispered Dina.

"I don't know either." replied Idaline who had also just seen such a human being. In the modern world may not be strange, but there are no contact lenses in the world that do not know glasses. "Those who let out that light" Idaline replied whispering to Dina. Idaline looked at Wungu. "Your looks are gonna be a problem,"

"Everyone who sees forgets. You seem different so I'd like to ask you a favor,"

"There are people asking for help without manners" Dina said.

"We're talking to a disciple of the Great Hermit, why is this transparent ghost just as willing to speak?" Cemeng sat next to Wungu.

Dina's eyes narrowed at Cemeng's reproach. "Transparent ghost? I'm a human!"

This time Dina did not ask Idaline because her black eyes and black hair looked normal to an archipelago.

"Oh. You are the one who cursed him and followed him here and there." Cemeng judged Dina from top to bottom. "Want me to lose him?" cemeng tawar Idaline pad.

"Mas, this miss doesn't seem to be coming to remove the curse. There might be something else, "This time a blue-haired and blue-eyed man spoke his opinion.

"Why did he come to Sekar Langit?" ask Wilis.

"You are talking and speculating! Udel, let's go,"

"We haven't finished talking and you humans dare to argue?" The eyes of the Chick turned red.

Idaline and Dina's heart was hot and pierced, they were holding her chest against the pain. Idaline frowning could not neutralize the pain with her strength nor the power of Fusena.

"Mas!" wungu Tegur. "I've told you enough me and Endrawila to come down to earth," Wungu held onto Idaline's shoulder and Dina removed the power of Chimney from their hearts.

"It's Wungu, we don't need to talk to them anymore" Cemeng looked down at Idaline and Dina.

"Dina, do you remember Jaka Tarub?" whisper Idaline drew the conclusion.

"You want to say they turned into men?"

"I still don't understand it. Let's listen first, "take Idaline. Dina nodded, the curiosity that Idaline grew made Dina not care about her fear. Dina stared cynically at Cemeng and intended to repay him if she had the chance.

"Have you guys finished discussing? Another customer was very frightened, "Jene peeked out from behind the window, he was sitting alone outside the room. "Although they will forget, the trauma remains and this place becomes deserted,"

"We'll hear that she's gone" Dina pointed at Cemeng.

"Kangmas.." persuade Wungu.

"My beloved youngest brother is gone, you want me to shut up?" Cemeng folded his hands over his stomach.

"Crowd can't find anywhere else? Let's hurry" suggested Endrawira.

"Just ignore me,"

"alright. Say," break up Idaline.

"Our youngest brother, Nawang, followed the humans and stayed in his place. We can't linger on the earth helping her find her shawl, our other sisters will have a hard time" Wungu said.

"No need for such details. Just have them search properly," interrupted Cemeng.

"We ask for his help from that. You saw our shawl, right? The shawl is red. More specifically, Rekto come here!" pinta Wungu ignored his eldest brother.

"I'm here, Kangmas," appeared a red-haired man and of course the color of his eyes was red. Dina's eyes were puffed up to see that unbeatable beauty, the red color was very sexy to her.

"Like this the shawl. Our hair will change like most humans around us if we take off our scarves after a few days,"

"I don't want to help. Just have other interests," declined Idaline. "It's very difficult to help a big man. Great reward, great punishment, "his inner self.

"Three days. Please try three days. If it works out we will give you a gift," Wungu looked at Bintu, the indigo-haired man nodded then a calm torrential rain fell quickly. Without saying anything else, the seven of them disappeared from Idaline and Dina's sight.

"Why is there a black rainbow?" muttered Idaline stared at the black light flying into the sky along with the other light.

"Udel, there's no grandfather here. We better get back. I've been asleep for a long time and my body is sore,"

"Din, would you like to see the tale of Jaka Tarub and the shawl of an angel?" hashe Idaline. For a long time he did not play with friends that one frequency.

"alright. A few hours is fine,"

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"What I remember is Jaka Tarub was a strong hunter. Why does it even look so weak and skinny here? Where the talk makes greget," Dina's criticism glared from the holes in a room that is useful as a place of light in and for air circulation.

"I don't understand the new couple. The woman went looking for the quarry, the man did the housework, "The grandmother of the house where Idaline was staying showed up carrying milk. "Drink son. Milk is good for growth,"

"Thank you grandma" Idaline smiled clumsily. His body was already big and had to get bigger?! Idaline stood up and watched her body only as far as the grandmother's chin.

"What about the village people's offer, son? They will leave tomorrow" asked the grandmother referring to the villagers who will make a living outside.

"No need, grandma. Someone will pick up Ida, they will have trouble if Ida moves,"

Idaline who was standing under the rain water looked through every house in Telogo village, looking for the whereabouts of the missing angel. The village chief thought he was a lost child and took him home, from some who volunteered, to a grandmother who lived alone because her son and granddaughter went to work outside, chosen by the village chief for where Idaline stays.

"Grandmother will go weaving. Ida take a longer break,"

"Thank you grandma," Idaline looked back at the sun-dried shawl in the house opposite. "Here produces a quality scarf,"

"Yes. I see sometimes gold is used for the pattern" said Dina. "Perhaps because the access is so closed it's not popular, anyway,"

Idaline agreed. Just like Grandma said, a woman came out of the house carrying an arrow into the wilderness. Idaline held onto both sides of the window and jumped out.

"What's wrong?"

"The shawl bothers me,"

Idaline sneaked a peek at a man who was preparing to come out.

"Aaa" cried the man looking at Idaline.

"Hello,"

"I.iya hello. W-what's up?"

Idaline caught the odd movements of the young man's finger. "You want to work?"

"I-I want to sign up to sell stuff outside the village,"

"Oh yes please," Idaline gave way and then followed her towards the village chief's house. "We haven't met you yet. I'm Ida, what's your name?" Idaline extended her hand.

"I'm Jaka,"

Idaline narrowed her eyes seeing the same movement. "(Oh Jaka, how did you get here?)"

Jaka stopped the movement of the finger on his forehead, his eyes shining staring at Idaline. "A-ah haha. Haha," Jaka rubbed his tears that came out from laughing excessively. "sorry. Excuse me. I'm too happy,"

"Oh we've arrived," Idaline pointed at the village chief's house with her thumb, she walked ahead as soon as she saw the grandmother who was busy weaving. "I'm helping grandma,"

"Grandma said rest first,"

"Oh young man, what's up here?' ask the friendly village chief to Jaka.

"I want to join the troupe peddling goods,"

"Can. Be able. Then go straight to training with your other colleagues. Raga had to be strong to travel far, "the village chief showed his muscles.

"Ah, alright," Jaka limply walked towards the field.

While Idaline stared at her curly fingers. There have been many experiments but he always failed to weave. "I have no talent, I don't,"

"Don't grieve. That's enough for beginners,"

"Really, right. Not bad,"

Entertaining mothers makes Idaline a little quiet.

"I help, ma'am," Idaline switched to taking a tray of cakes that women brought for snacks of mothers who were weaving.

"Thank you,"

Idaline handed out cakes to passers-by and went to Jaka who was still lying on the grass.

"Eatya sports so as not to get tired quickly," Idaline gave water to Jaka.

"Thank you,"

"How did you end up here?" tanya Idaline sat beside Jaka.

"Well I was on vacation at Sekar Langit waterfall, then appeared behind the waterfall,"

"Then did you meet the red angel?"

"Ahaha it's not so. There was no one there, it was night and I was cold and saw the cloth lying down, I wrapped it around my naked upper body. That night was the first time I was in the forest alone, very gripping," Jaka's body goosebumps remembering the dark night. "Nawang appears asking for the shawl I took. Seeing her shawl wrapped around my body she asked me to wash it, she finally accompanied me and found a house for me to stay in,"

"Not for too long?" ask Idaline.

"I am the one who decided to stay," Nawang stood looming before them.

"Your brothers came down to earth to seek you" said Idaline.

"I did not feel their presence," Nawang frowned trying to once again sense the whereabouts of the bidadaras.

"Before they were in Sekar Langit" said Idaline.

"Surely they play water until they forget the time," annoyed Nawang.

"A-ayo we're back. What's your hunting result this time?" jaka Saran.

"I got a fish,"

"Well-well. Let's make grilled fish," Jaka walked in front.

"When your shawl fluttered in front of the house. Why not come back?"

"I told you, I made up my mind,"

"Hmm" Idaline smirked.

"What the hell?" nawang said he felt bad.

"Udel, have I missed anything?" ask Dina.

"No really. Just a fairy tale here is different," Idaline helps with chili.

"You're right. In stark contrast," Dina was astonished to see Nawang chop the big woods into firewood and Jaka screeched the scales of the fish.

"It's soy sauce," Idaline gives Jaka a bottle.

"Thank you,"

"Look easy. I've made the patch, try it," Idaline poked the sauce with the cucumber, feeding it to Jaka. He grinned at Nawang behind Jaka's back, Nawang raised his eyebrows looking at their interaction.

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28 August 767 AD

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