Assumption

Domes

Ki Wiryo is chasing the tribe of Disa who turns out to be heading to Kanjeng Ibu's residence.

There Disa saw what she could not see with the naked eye, it turns out that the mother's kanjeng residence has a dome even though at this time the dome looks like a cloud that is divided because the strength of Sudojiwo stone is weakening.

Could try as hard as he could to get in, but was unable to break through it. It seemed like Disa had forgotten that she was not the owner of the science of magic, she was only a cup, which could only absorb knowledge and duplicate it.

Where the cup must be filled sufficiently with a certain time and distance. What's more now that he absorbed at once the power of the Wiryo and Amung ki, of course only absorbing their strength in part because it shared space. Moreover, their strength is very different, and cannot be combined like oil and water.

"Can! Master Amung!" yell ki Wiryo.

After joining the eyes, Wiryo stared at what he saw Disa while continuing to speak and persuade her to return the tribe to his body.

"Son Disa," said ki Wiryo lowered his tone, trying to calm him down. "I know Disa's angry, disappointed, but what we're dealing with now is not just humans, it involves supernatural beings, and I can't measure how strong they are yet."

"Remember, the impact that you are doing is interrelated, it is not the time to try out a fairly new science," ki Wiryo stared intently at Disa and Amung. "Once you fail, many souls will be victims .. Not just Bagas!."

"For you Mr. Amung," said Ki Wiryo firmly full of disappointment. "Why not prevent it? Even like supporting him, the cup could have broken if filled with anger."

Amung only regretted in silence, a sign of acknowledging his negligence in caring for a child derivative. Because in the limitations of the logic of creatures like him, making Amung too focused on guarding Disa, but forgot the safety of Bagas.

Even Amung thought to ask ki Wiryo to teach himself, what should be done so that the cup functions perfectly and what is forbidden so as not to make mistakes.

"Let's go Disa ... We're back, you can't leave your body too long, it's very dangerous, we can't fight it now" said Ki Wiryo.

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While in the hut, Asih who was worried about Disa and her teacher who she thought had left for quite a while, would soon follow.

"Wit, Tia Temenin keep our bodies while away," Asih orders then hold both shoulders Tia. "Tia .. If Wiwit is forced to get out of this hut or overtake us, try not to open the door or window, you stay here do not go out of the hut, no matter what."

Asih and Wiwit closed all the open doors and windows.

The fortification around the hut between the river, waterfall, garden and bamboo clumps they had to be pulled to be limited to the hut only, namely the guarding of the outer ring that was installed by Wiryo ki was gone, the inner ring supernatural fence of Asih vanished. Because of their energy and strength at the center of the care of their tribe who are pursuing Disa.

Now all that remains is protection in the hut, which is in the fortress of Wiwit and Maung which is beside him.

Asih left with his tribe and left his body which was now cross-legged right beside Disa.

Shortly after Asih's departure ....

Duk! .. duk! duk!

"That!" the voice of Disa called.

Tia ran to open the door, but her hand was blocked by Wiwit.

"Don't" said Wiwit who got a grunts Maung.

"Have you forgotten what Asih said? Whatever happens do not get out of this hut, do not open the door or window" Wiwit reminded. "Mounts are the gathering place of creatures, they will be very tempted to master a body without success."

"Tia .. help me, it's me, your best friend Disa." Back the voice echoed softly, the voice was raucous as if he was feeling extreme pain, making Tia a dilemma, what if it was true Disa, he thought.

"What do you think Tia!" hardik Wiwit reminded and pointed at Disa's body. "This is the body of Disa! as his tribe was leaving, there was no way he could have entered through the door!"

Tia could only cry, lamenting her state which was now facing the horror. Disa's voice that was trying hard to persuade Tia, turned into a giggling sound that made anyone who heard bergidig.

Now the sound is increasingly clearly showing the semblance of the atmosphere of dense mountain slope forest soft dwellers in the supernatural world, followed by the sound of creatures that can be heard falling on the roof of the hut, only Wiwit could hear it.

While Tia only heard the sound of Disa and pounding doors and windows that continued to multiply. Tia sat leaning against the wooden wall without stopping her crying. Will he experience another creepy event like when he can not move like being wrapped in a tombstone, he thought riled.

As the creatures began to leave one by one, thinking that the host would soon return, there was one creature left that was the most terrible creeping. With his sharp teeth dripping red saliva, now about to approach the leaning Tia, the claws of his long nails began to be heard by Wiwit.

Wiwit circulated his gaze, about to find where the clawing sound was coming from.

Krek ... krekek .. krek!

The hand was about to break through the wooden wall covered by the supernatural fence, slowly the five long fingers began to reach Tia's body. His eyes glared at the victim but his gaze turned shrivel to be unbolded and disappeared instantly when Asih regained consciousness.

Ughhhh! ... Asih exhaled heavily, she undoes her intention to follow, because leaving the body and entrusting it to Tia would be very risky, if Wiwit should also be forced out.

Tia ran to Asih and asked, "Why, Mba?"Asih also told it.

"Dis," said Asih who felt the succor of Disa was approaching.

Disa then returned to her body after resignedly following the advice of Ki wiryo.

Caught crying, she was confused on how to save her sister.

"Wouldn't a sacrifice only uproot their families, but why would we who have nothing to do get affected?" tanya Disa's hysterical.

Wiwit explained to Disa, indeed of all the benefits that he knew there was no one who subverted others, actually, what is now experienced by Bagas and friends of Disa is the personal act of Sumarni's mother who aims to strengthen her knowledge without the knowledge of my mother.

"Drink on, patience on?" said Tia, who had been told by Asih if his younger brother had been marked by Sumarni.

Ki Wiryo who returned after Disa realized thinking about what he saw his tribe earlier, he felt that the fortress in the residence of his student master seemed a little shaky. He smiled, with a plan in mind.

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