My Mom is Super Woman and my Dad is Super Genius

#CHAPTER 74

   Rama wakes up from the fall, then he wakes up Shinta who is sleeping fast.

"Shinta ... wake up!" Rama shook Shinta's arm to get up quickly.

"Hm ... What's wrong?" shinta asked her eyes were still closed, because she was still sleepy.

"Let's continue searching for the treasure!" take Rama while cleaning his luggage.

"Still sleepy, five more minutes!" shinta.

"Let's hunt later in the afternoon … !" Rama immediately stood up and Hanuman was awakened due to the sudden movement of Rama.

Uu-uu-uu …

"Come Hanoman! Just leave Shinta here! Most later accompanied by Nyai," said Rama who began to be upset, because Shinta was always difficult to wake up.

   Rama also walked with Hanoman who followed him behind sometimes ran after him, then fell silent waiting for Rama to walk past him.

"Rama! Wait!" Shinta who still collects his life must run away, because it is far from Rama.

   Rama is still going on, deliberately not waiting for Shinta. She knew that she was waiting for Shinta to wake up, not until when. So Rama often left him, the important thing is that he woke him up. Let it be a lesson for Shinta, if awakened it must quickly wake up.

   Shinta, who ran, was finally able to catch up as well. With a disjointed breath Shinta walked beside the mocking smiling Rama towards Shinta.

"You know where the treasure is?" shinta asked while looking at the twin.

"Yes, I already know!" rama answered while pulling Shinta's hand to make it go faster.

"Do you know, it turns out that there are other people who first look for the treasure, besides us!" rama said as he pointed towards the star sign on the map paper.

"Oh yeah? Who?" ask Shinta wondering who's been looking for her first.

"Our parents ... Like the treasure box that contained a toy belonging to Grandpa Nakula and Grandpa Sadewa," replied Rama with an amused smile when he saw Shinta's face that was dumbfounded by the shock of noticing it.

"Ah, yes. Why don't we just think that Grandpa Nakula and Grandpa Sadewa have also been looking for this treasure," Shinta said in a quiet voice.

"Then hopefully the original cotton treasure belonging to Grandpa Batara is still in place," said Rama as he walked quickly towards a high cliff and overgrown with vines. 

    Then Rama walked while pointing his shovel to the cliff wall, looking for the mouth of the cave. Like the one on the map. Finally Rama was able to find the mouth of the cave which was covered by vines.

"What time is the treasure really in this cave?" shinta asked as they managed to find the mouth of her cave. There were some fairly large stones that were beside the mouth of the cave.

"Yes, from the three hidden treasure spots. One of them is in this cave," answered Rama while looking at the mouth of the cave that is not too big hole. Even so large-bodied adults can still enter it.

  The cave is in the middle of a very steep cliff, and many vines grow on its walls. If our eyes are not observant then the mouth of the cave will not be visible, because it is blocked by the vines.

"Come, we're in!" Invite Rama while turning on the flashlight on his watch.

Uu-uu-uu …

   Hanoman jumped up and down and asked to be carried with Rama. Unwillingly, Rama carried Hanoman, in front. But Hanoman instead twisted want in the hold behind. Rama moves his backpack forward and Hanoman taps it on his back. 

"Shinta come on, will you come in?!" rama asked when he saw Shinta just silently staring in front of the mouth of the cave.

"Is there a ghost inside?" Shinta asked back with her tense face.

"Not least there are cave-dwelling bats" Rama replied as he walked into the cave.

"Then is there a dracula inside?!" shinta shouted who was still standing outside the cave.

   Hearing Rama's words just now, Shinta finally ran into the cave following Rama. Instead of being bitten by a werewolf alone mending bitten by a dracula with Rama.

"Please wait, don't stay with me!" shinta's very loud voice echoed in the cave, causing some of the animals there to be disturbed.

   Rama and Shinta walk in a dark cave. Only the light from the flashlight of his watch became a source of vision for them. Rama walked slowly while directing the light on his watch in search of the star sign.

   Fortunately, there is only one way in the cave, so do not be afraid to get lost. Until they finally found a dead end.

"It looks like this cave got here!" rama said while directing the light from his watch to all directions in the cave. Shinta followed what Rama did.

"What's this time is the star sign?!" Shinta directed the light on her watch at the star image on the cave wall.

"Yes it seems so," said Rama, directing the light on his watch at the star sign intended by Shinta.

"So you're gonna dig it?" shinta asked curiously when she saw that Rama was silent and motionless.

"If we make a noise here, will the bat just stand still?" shinta asked back when she saw Rama directing the flashlight to a bunch of bats hanging over the cave wall.

"Yes, I think they're asleep so don't wake them up" replied Rama while lowering Hanoman who was still stuck on his back. But Hanoman did not want to go down either. So he let it stay stuck on his back.

   Rama dug the ground under the star sign. As usual for almost ten minutes, Rama was finally able to find a treasure box planted in the ground. Quickly and with a burning spirit, Rama continued his excavation until the box was lifted up by him.

"Hurry open! What's in that box?!" Shinta as usual was impatient to see the contents of the treasure box.

   Rama opened his treasure box with a stone. When the box was opened by Rama, and Shinta directed the flashlight to the treasure box, the contents were a picture paper by a small child, because it was ugly and the coloring was chaotic.

   Rama then lifted the box, if there was still another secret key. It turned out that three times the box was back and forth, still there was no other secret key.

   Now Rama opened the other paper, ternayata a letter whose writing is ...

The Treasure I've Taken.

If you want, take it to the Pandawa family home.

   Two sentences with different writing styles. Until Rama's eyes widened when he saw there were several names under the paper.

Adji, Baldives, Balaram, Balaram,

"Akh .. It seems like Papa has also done this treasure search," Rama said with a frustrated cry when he learned the truth.

"really?! How do you know that Papa has also been looking for this treasure?" shinta asked in disbelief.

"Nih see the name of Papa and the Balaram and Baladeva Twins written on the paper," rama said, handing over the paper with a picture of a child and the paper that wrote the message of the treasure they had taken.

"Hahaha .. funny too, yeah. Turns out we're tired of looking for the treasure turned out to have been taken by Papa!" Shinta laughed crisply upon learning that, in contrast to Rama who was irritated.

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