The White Lotus Science
Part 42 Awe

"Oh the pain," the man groaned, enduring the pain. Because his entire body, full of puncture wounds.

"My sword is poisonous, right now the poison has spread all over your body. You're just waiting for your death to come."

"Why did you torture me like this, wasn't I just eating your fish. I never hurt you, not at all."

"You only ate my fish, but the mistake you made, you never admitted it. Doesn't the grilled fish you eat belong to someone else. Then why are you spending it?"

"When I ate it, I saw no one near the fish. That's why I eat the fish. I've also called who owns the fish, but there's no answer."

"Why didn't you say that earlier. If you've called the fish's owner."

"I'm sorry, I was wrong. Please treat my wound, before you leave."

"alright. My gun, bring me breakfast, for this man."

Then spontaneously, the sword shot back to leave its master. Not long after, the sword returned with two fresh fish at the end.

Seeing Seruni command his heirloom, Mangkuto and the man, were astonished. Because the two of them did not expect, if Seruni was able to order her inheritance. For only a man of knowledge is capable of ruling over that thing.

"Good, well that fish paper. Treat your own wounds. Remember, my sword contains a terrible poison. Every wound caused by him, will turn blue and rot Seruni stressed.

"No. I beg of you, please save me!"

"I've helped you!"

"What do you mean?" ask the man not to understand.

"Burn the fish and eat the meat. Then the poison in your body, will disappear by itself."

"No. You must have lied to me. Didn't you tell me that your sword contains poison?"

"Yes, that's right. But, if you don't believe me, you don't have to eat it."

"Help me the veiled woman, heal me first, and you'll be gone!" said the man begged Seruni.

"Well, I'll help you spread this fish, and then you eat the fish later. In order for the poison in your body, it can be gone soon."

Must be upset, but Seruni still helps the man. The two fish he had obtained were cleaned and grilled before the man.

Because the poison in the man's body had spread so quickly, Seruni burned it as fast as possible and placed it next to the man.

"This is the fish, eat the whole meat, so that the poison in your body can vanish."

"Alright," the man replied briefly.

"Let's go, let's get out of here!" take Seruni to Mangkuto.

"Alright Seruni," Mangkuto replied, as he darted away from the man.

After Seruni and Mangkuto left, the man felt hesitant, to eat the fish caught from Seruni's poisonous sword.

But after several hours of waiting, the man just looked at the fish with doubt.

"Well, the girl was really very powerful, in just a few minutes, the poison from the sword had left the wounds on my body to rot. Do I need to eat this fish? ah no, I don't want to suffer any more" the man murmured softly.

Because of the fear of the man just looking at the roasted fish is actually the heart of the man was eager to try but the feeling of doubt always overshadowed his mind.

"This is all the arrogance and evil that I do, to eat myself. All right, I'll try to eat this fish meat, who knows if that girl is right!" the man said to himself.

"Yes my. It turned out that the girl was right, after I had eaten this fish, all of a sudden my decaying wounds dried up for a while and regrouped as before. Incredibly, the girl was really great," the man exclaimed as he leaped in excitement.

"Hmm. finally!"

"What's Seruni?" asked Mangkuto, astonished.

"That guy, it's eating my roasted fish."

"So, he's healed."

"True teacher, he's cured by now."

"Let's get a teacher" Seruni replied.

While holding Mangkuto's hand, the two pairs of lovebirds, continued to run here and there with his excitement. Meanwhile, nun far below the foothills, on the seafront. A Grandfather was sitting leisurely, enjoying the sea breeze that hit his face.

A wrinkled old body, with a slight bow. He's so agile and deft. Almost every night, the grandfather continued to practice kanuragan.

His old body, it did not dampen his spirit to continue practicing. As night begins to cover the earth.

That night, Seruni and Mangkuto, passed through the area where the Grandfather was, as the night was getting late, then they intended to rest.

How about tonight, we just rest here teacher. Tomorrow we continue our journey."

"Alright then, I'll make the grafting first."

"Yes, please teacher."

Mangkuto then looked for pieces of wood, which were washed away and had dried up on the seafront. Then he made a bonfire, to warm their bodies, and avoid the attacks of wild animals.

"You've slept Seruni!"

"No teacher, what's wrong?" tanya Seruni wanted to know.

"There is nothing" said Mangkuto, as he sat leaning against a coconut tree.

"It looks like it's so cold tonight. Will you, sit beside me teacher!"

"Well, I will sit next to you," Mangkuto replied, in a soft voice.

While they were sitting together, Mangkuto's feelings grew increasingly uneasy. His heart was turbulent, his feelings were getting more and more chaotic. Eager that night, she hugged the body of the girl, who was by her side.

But Mangkuto remained calm, he did not want to do something, which was bad and became an angry Seruni to him.

"It seems, I'm starting to like you Seruni."

"Is that true, teacher?"

"Yes dear."

"You're not kidding, with what you say, are you?"

"It doesn't seem to."

"Thank God your feelings are true. Now let's go to sleep, it looks like the night is getting late."

"Good Seruni."

By the sea, under the foothills of lights. Seruni and Mangkuto fell asleep. The noise of the sea waves, not touching the sleep of the two of them.

The rolling waves slammed against the coral, making roaring rumbling sounds in both ears. But they remained asleep.

Not far from that place, Grandpa Pakih came to them both.

"You're cold, son," said the old man, in a soft voice.

A soft sound, rustling in Seruni's ears. Make the girl wake up.

"Whose grandfather?" seruni asked in surprise.

"My name is Pakih, Grandpa lives not so far from here. Grandfather was surprised, when he saw the light of your campfire."

"Ooo, forgive us, Kek, if our presence has disturbed Grandpa's sleep comfort."

"No son, your presence here does not disturb the comfort of my sleep. I'm happy, because there are friends to talk to.

Seriate...

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