My Mom is Super Woman and my Dad is Super Genius

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    Rama who was upset, because he did not manage to get his treasure, now walked with gontay. Shinta who saw that felt sorry as well, had been walking excitedly, now even lethargic so.

"It's Rama, it may not be ours, the treasure" said Shinta, trying to encourage his twin brother.

"I was just upset by the letter left by Papa! As if he was mocking us," Rama replied in a flat tone.

   Rama and Shinta had already come out from the mouth of the cave. Both are willing to continue their journey to a place where there are suspected other treasures. Hanoman was still stuck on Rama's back, he felt at home there.

"Where are we going now?" shinta asked as Rama walked back.

"We go to another treasure again" answered Rama, walking quickly to the right.

   Rama and Shinta walked towards the waterfall in the upper river. Lamayan is far from where it is now, so they walk quickly so as not to kesorean once there. The road to the waterfall is pretty nice and flat, not much rocks there.

   Suddenly Hanoman jumped up and ran. Seeing the level of Hanoman, Rama and Shinta followed him by running. It turned out that Hanoman found a flower that had a pungent aroma like the smell of carrion. Rama and Shinta immediately closed their noses.

"Hm ... it stinks!" rama said while holding his breath.

"Where did you get this carcass from?!" shinta asked while covering her nose and mouth using both hands.

Uu-uu-uu …

   Hanoman jumped up and down, in front of a large flower whose shape was very strange. Rama and Shinta approach Hanuman. The smell of the carcass is getting stinging. Rama and Shinta were curious about the large and very strange flower.

"Hoek ... smells so bad!" shinta said while nauseous because she smelled the smell of carrion from the flower.

"What flower is this? Why does it smell so pungent like a carcass smell?!" rama asked while sniffing the flowers in front of him.

Uu-uu-uu …

    Hanoman was jumping under a tree that was bearing fruit. Rama and Shinta walked up to the tree.

"Come on, Hanoman climbed that tree! and throw the fruit here!" rama's orders while looking up at the tree.

     Hanuman followed Rama's orders to climb the tree and bleach the fruit. Rama and Shinta, who were under the fruit tree, were ready to catch the fruit that Hanuman would throw at them.

"Hanoman enough! the fruit is so much!" rama shouted from below.

    Hanuman obeyed Rama's orders and went down. They then ate the fruit while leaning against a large tree trunk, and some distance away from the flower that gave off the scent of the carcass.

    They continued their journey again, heading towards the waterfall. Once there they looked for star marks on every tree trunk that was nearby.

    Rama walked to the river to wash his face. The clear and cold water made it fresh again. Rama wanted to take a bath in the river.

"Shint me to take a shower! Are you also going to take a bath in this river?" rama asked Shinta who was still examining the tree trunks not far from the river.

"Yes, you go first! It will be my turn!" shinta shouted in response to Rama's question.

"Hanoman please take care of my belongings, yes!" Pinta Rama to Hanuman.

Uu-uu-uu …

     Hanoman even jumped into the river, bathing with Rama. Rama and Hanuman took a bath together in the river. Rama also managed to catch fish in the river.

"Look Shinta I can get a fish!" rama shouted to Shinta who still saw the towering tree trunks.

   Hearing the screams of her twin sister, Shinta turned her head. He saw Rama who was naked, was showing the fish caught.

"Stupid rhythm! Why aren't you wearing your clothes!" shinta shouted at the twin.

"Let's catch a lot of fish! I'm tired of eating fruits all the time" Shinta said, picking up branches around the same, to make a campfire.

"Yes, you've got to help me find the fish!" rama shouted while trying to catch a fish.

"I can't! I'll just go get some firewood!" shinta replied while dropping her firewood search results.

     Rama finally finished his bath, after finishing catching fish aided by Hanoman, which took quite a long time. So did Shinta who had collected a lot of firewood.

    Shinta replaced the bath, Rama takes care of the fish that will be burned. Fortunately there was a small dagger in the camping equipment. That way Rama can split the stomach of the fish and throw the contents of his stomach.

   Since it was late afternoon, they finally decided to just rest there. A strategic place and suitable for overnight. Rama burned all the fish he caught. He held out his fish on the edge of the burning fire. It was long enough for the fish to cook. To the extent that Hanoman was already asleep, it was a half-baked new fish.

    While waiting for the fish to mature, Rama again opened Batara's notebook, and read it carefully.

"What's the matter?" shinta asked as she sat down by Rama's side and looked at the notebook.

"I was just thinking, why was this treasure made? What is the purpose and who?" rama said while looking at Shinta.

"Perhaps, Grandpa Batara is the one who likes puzzles?!" shinta replied in a doubtful tone.

"I just want to know what kind of treasure Papa got, huh?" asked Rama while checking the maturity of the grilled fish.

"We just ask Papa later when we go home," replied Shinta while receiving the grilled fish given by Rama.

"What treasure is it worth, huh?" Shinta said as she blew her grilled fish because it was still hot.

"I don't know either?" reply Rama while turning his fish so that his maturity evenly.

"But even if I don't get the treasure, I'm happy with this adventure" Rama continued, feeding his fish.

"Yes," Shinta also marries the words of Rama.

    That night they both slept near a small stream. Like the night before, they set up a star-studded night sky. Rama and Shinta are still sharing blankets like yesterday. Tonight they can sleep soundly without any interference from other animals. The bonfire is made somewhat larger, using tree trunks that are made into firewood.

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     In the morning when the new sun appeared a line, Rama had awakened Shinta. Because they will continue their journey. In the middle of the road they found a tree whose fruit they thought was strange. The first Hanuman to eat the fruit, Rama tried to eat it.

"Rama why did you eat that strange fruit? What if the fruit is poisonous?" shinta asked while reminding Rama that in the forest there are many poisonous plants.

"Just be calm, this fruit is not poisonous. The proof is that Hanuman ate this fruit, and he is fine" Rama replied as he continued eating it.

    So Shinta ate the fruit, and it tasted very good. He ate the most compared to Rama.

Dooor …

    Suddenly a gunshot was heard, which was deafening from the direction of the forest. Rama and Shinta were shocked. So also with Hanoman he immediately ran and hid in the arms of Rama.

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