Detective Horror

Chapter 2 - Rise From Death

There is a myth that, if a black cat jumps over a corpse or corpse, the body of the person will rise again.

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The sun is getting higher and higher. The morning slowly moves towards noon. It is time for the body of the servant to be bathed, sholated, then buried.

The father of the flight attendant was assisted by several people, preparing to lift the body of the steward towards the place to bathe him.

Suddenly a black cat ran in and meowed loudly towards the body of the Master.

"Remove the cat! Don't step over a corpse!" exclaiming a granny.

According to the myth, if a corpse is crossed by a black cat, it can cause the corpse to rise again.

People tried to hunt the cat in panic. The cat immediately went away, for fear of being hurt by those people.

"Have ... been ... the cat is gone. Let's pick up this body!" said the father of the servant.

Had not had time to touch the body of the flight attendant, suddenly there was a wind blowing into the house. The wind was flying the rag that covered the body of the steward. Quickly, Peamuja's mother covered the naked body of her son.

"What is this sign? It was a black cat, now it's the wind. Oh my God, do not give us any more trials," said his mother Pramuja.

The body of the steward suddenly snapped. The body rose and sat down. Everyone who was there was shocked and frightened.

As people poured out of the house, Zulfikar and his father and mother, the flight attendant, remained in place to witness what had happened to the body of the steward.

With great difficulty, Zulfikar shifted his seat to the side of the body of the sitting Master with his eyes still closed.

Zulfikar tried to touch the body of the servant. Her body, which was originally cold and pale, began to feel warm.

"It's so weird. His body feels warm" Zulfikar said in astonishment.

The father of Pramuja was astonished, then took part in holding the body of the flight attendant.

The people who had originally stayed away were frightened, slowly starting to approach and swarm around the body of the steward.

Slowly, the body of the steward opened his eyes. People watched him tensely.

"Zul ... Where am I?" The steward said weakly towards Zulfikar who was beside him.

"You're alive, Pram!" Zulfikar hugged the body of the steward with a haru.

"Speak what are you? Do you think I'm dead?" ask the flight attendant to astonishment.

"Did you forget you were shot? You were dead by then. I also wonder why you can rise from your death" said Zulfikar.

"Zul's right, Pram. Look around! Even we were about to bathe your body" explained the Preacher's father.

The man tried to remember what had happened to him. People seem to be starting to calm down. They patiently waited for the story from the mouth of the steward.

The steward began to tell stories clearly. The steward recalled that when he was shot, he suddenly woke up at a dark passageway intersection. There are two branches in the hallway. The confused steward had to walk in which direction.

From one of the branches of the passageway, there was his late grandfather coming. He invited the attendant to come with him. The hallway was very bright, but there was no visible end to it.

As the attendant was about to walk after his late grandfather, suddenly from the other hall he heard the sound of Zulfikar's voice calling out to him. But the hallway was very dark. The steward couldn't see anything there.

The steward decided to go towards the dark passageway. He feels that he still has to complete an unfinished mission with his best friend, Zulfikar. Finally, the steward woke up to his current state.

People began to digest the story of the steward. They begin to understand the meaning of the subconscious events experienced by the flight attendant.

"It looks like you've been put to death" said a middle-aged father.

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