Flying Umbrella Swordsman

New Journey

A nineteen-year-old girl seemed to run in fear. His right hand held a sword. From his attitude it was clear he was avoiding the pursuit. Several traces of fights were seen on her slim and beautiful body.

Every now and then this girl looked back, making sure her pursuers were far behind. But he's not calm yet. He kept running with the rest of his strength. This oval-faced girl with a pointy nose, thin lips and plump eyes is no longer able to use the science of lightening her body because of lack of energy.

His long black hair fluttered riap-make as it was left unbroken without a headband or hairband. Sweat drenched his face and body. Her beauty did not fade despite some small cuts on her face and neck.

Because no longer heard the voice of the people who were chasing him. This girl stopped her run. He regulated his intermittent breathing. The sword in his hand was propping up to the ground.

This girl looked at me, she was on a wide road. On the edge are many tall trees. But not the forest. Just a vacant lot that maybe no one has yet to take advantage of.

A while after his breathing calmed down and his strength recovered sufficiently, suddenly three figures flashed instantly shut him up. Three men in their thirties. Their eyes didn't mean anything bad.

"Parwati, gohome. It doesn't have to be like this, you don't bother your father!" persuade one of.

The girl named Parwati holds a sword. Ready to fight if they force. His heart was already unanimous in its decision no matter what.

"I won't go home before canceling the match!"

"But father promised, and it is impossible to deny. This will ruin his good name!" This man who spoke up seemed to be Parvati's brother. Actually brother.

"By good name, why sacrifice me?" parvati shouted her face drowned. He felt that the burden on his shoulders was heavy. Is this indeed the fate of girls, always used as a collision for a good name.

"That's because the Wise chose you!"

"Just choose, who is he?"

"Parwati, remember I owe a lot to the Someranian!"

"Then I will pay off, but not by marrying that man!"

"Hard-headed!"

These three people are moving about to subdue Parvati. But the girl turned the sword to protect herself. While these three men did not attack in earnest for fear of harming the girl. They're looking for Parwati's chance.

But Parwati's energy has partially recovered. He moved agilely closing all the gaps. Even trying to hurt the opponent even though they only intend to catch it. Three of them had to pull out their guns.

Judging from the exchange of these styles, it seems Parwati is superior if only against one person. This indicates that three people, one of whom is his brother, are still under the girl's intelligence.

However, after dozens of moves passed. The girl's energy began to diminish again. He's starting to get desperate. Even so, the three opponents are still careful not to want to hurt Parwati. This is used by the girl to stay afloat and find a gap to escape like before.

And that opportunity was finally obtained as well. As she managed to widen the distance, Parwati attacked one of them so fiercely that this person was troubled. At a time like this, Parvati's right leg managed to trace the person's chest until pushed back and then fell.

Then Parwati immediately broke through that opening. He jumped a long way before running away from them. The other two people standing up immediately chased after.

After close sighted the carriage was pulled by two horses because of its size is quite large. At the place where the coachman saw a pair of young men sitting with happy faces. One of them was holding a harness.

Parwati blocked the slow-moving horse carriage so as not to surprise her two towing horses. The smile of the horse carriage owner was instantly gone.

"Ki Sanak, help me!" Parvati's breathing is intermittent. Then without further ado this girl got up and went straight into the carriage room and closed the door.

This pair of young horse carriage owners looked at each other. Before knowing what Parvati was facing, there appeared three men who were running and stopped in front of the horse.

"Sorry, Ki Sanak. Did you see a girl pass by?" asked one of them because it was impossible for the person on this horse carriage not to see Parwati because of the close distance.

"So he almost got hit, but he's already running back there!" answer the female while pointing backwards. Her lies made Parvati breathe a sigh of relief inside.

"Thank you!"

The words were heard after these three people ran towards the direction the train owner pointed out.

...***...

The tense atmosphere enveloped the house of Ki Lurah Rancawangi village. Ki Wardana's face looked pale. He looked older than his real age. All of this was because of the actions of his youngest daughter who refused to marry the son of the manager Raksana Somara.

Actually there is Utari the second daughter Ki Wardana who is no less beautiful. However, Raksana prefers Parvati.

This matchup was due to Ki Wardana's agreement with Somara. In the past when the village was experiencing a drought that failed to harvest, Rancawangi village lacked materials for tribute to the kingdom.

Ki Wardana enlists the help of wealthy merchant Ki Somara from a neighboring village to orchestrate his tribute. However, there are terms and conditions. Help is not free but a debt to be paid. Ki Somara did not ask for flowers, but one of Ki Wardana's daughters had to be willing to marry her son.

This Lurah Rancawangi accepts his requirements because he wants to look good in the eyes of royal officials by handing over full tribute even though his village is tight.

However, over time, a prolonged famine struck. Tribute debt has not yet been paid. Ki Somara has come charging. Ki Wardana only agreed to marry his daughter which turned out to be no problem for Ki Somara.

Then Ki Somara's son named Raksana was told to choose between Utari or Parwati. The choice fell to Parwati, but unfortunately the girl immediately refused and ran away from home.

Sudaliwa, Ki Wardana's eldest son and his two friends soon pursue Parwati.

Of course, Raksana felt humiliated at this rejection. Anger immediately overflowed because of its violent nature. For this incident he changed the terms to a decision.

He decided to take over the lurah department. Ki Wardana and his wife were imprisoned. Utari was made his mistress. Marriage with Parvati is still being carried out.

So Raksana ordered some of his men to search for Parvati until he could.

Ki Wardana's family who have little silat science had to fight because this decision is clearly detrimental. But they are helpless, the wise men have higher intelligence.