Mystery of Coastal Village
Chapters 37. The Strange Pocong
Aldi's body trembled as if in rhythm with the movements of the coffins behind him.
Aldi did not want to look again, staring at all that would make him become more and more frightened.
Aldi walked quickly to the front and after his feet hit the paved road he immediately ran following the asphalt road in the middle of the cemetery. He realized that there was a special path to walk in the middle of the cemetery.
However, he did not go there not to make a grave pilgrimage or just walk around but look for traces of Tata's disappearance. Why should I regret it if not through this asphalt road?
After a long step, Aldi realized that the blood spots he wanted to follow had disappeared somewhere. He regretted wrongly taking the path just because of the fear that made him rush to run without having time to think first of the desire of his heart. The desire of his heart has now also broken in two. The first wish is to find Tata and the second wish is to quickly get out of the area that always makes it the heart's spot.
"I'd better just go back. My flame can't be forced anymore." In the end Aldi gave up too especially in front of him the road to the exit of the cemetery was plastered already and seemed to wave calling himself to pass.
"I'll just go home now and come back tomorrow at noon. Hopefully the trail of blood is still not erased, making it easier for me in the search for Tata. O Lord, do not rain yet" ask the Creator in his heart.
He continued the steps. However, it was suddenly stunned to see something in all-white clothes jumping around in front of him. Aldi almost fainted to see it.
Aldi sat for a while because his chest could not be compromised to immediately run out of the place. His chest felt tight and as if pressing now. Aldi was not strong standing, he sat crouching and could only hope it was not heart disease, but from sheer shock.
Although the fear seemed to be unable to disappear from him, seeing the current condition of his body that Aldi could not rely on felt resigned.
He glanced at something that was jumping up and down. It turns out that he is an astral creature whose name is pocong. Aldi prayed to God that the pocong would not see his existence.
"Well, how weird?" Aldi was astonished himself to see the pocong that had jumped up and down into walking like a human and his steps were limping.
"Is the pocong sprained?" aldi asked the wind that suddenly blew back as if he wanted to answer Aldi's question, but could not speak like a human. Or is the meaning of the wind that blows suddenly as a sign that he laughed at Aldi's ridiculous question.
"Wait, wait!" Where is there a squatting pocong like that?" Aldi was surprised when the pocong turned out to take something behind a big tree.
"Ha! Pocong's a hoe?" What does he want to farm? Wah must be his work while living is a tenacious farmer so that even to death he is still thinking about the work during his life."
Aldi seemed to close his own mouth before finally realizing that it turns out that what he saw was not a real pocong but a so-called pocong.
For a moment Aldi was silent when he realized the pocong was instead hoeing the grave in front of him.
"It's really not right." Aldi instead sat cross-legged on the paved road and chose to turn off the flashlight where the light had dimmed, probably almost out of battery. Aldi chose to monitor these subtle-creatures remotely. He was grateful that the creature had not seen his existence.
Long time so-called pocong events that hoe the ground and Aldi also seemed to be tired when just looking just not hoeing.
"Daddy." Aldi was upset himself for not being able to record the incident completely.
Looks pocong so-called incident into the grave that was digalanya earlier and do not know what was done by him in there because Aldi did not dare to peek at a close distance.
"Is that really the original pocong and is that the way ya pocong when returning to his grave." Aldi began to hesitate to conclude that it was a genuine subtle-being or human acting as a joke to deceive people who might have seen it.
Long time inside finally the pocong came out with something in hand. Aldi until numb to the feeling of waiting while the person is still at home with his pocong clothes.
After getting the desired item in the grave so-called pocong so-the incident closed the grave with the ground back. Aldi guessed it was sure to eliminate the traces.
Pocong so-then even put back the hoe he used earlier behind a large tree and cover it with bushes. When he finished he immediately left by jumping up and down again.
Aldi followed from a distance, as much as possible not to be found out. Aldi was very curious what the pocong would do with the object he had taken in a grave.
Up to a long distance with the grave he had just dismantled the pocong turned to and fro to make sure it was safe and no one saw him. Aldi lowered his head and hid behind a large tree so as not to be seen.
After making sure no one saw it, the so-called pocong immediately took off his white clothes and rolled it up and put it in the shirt he was wearing now. It was clear from Aldi's vision that the man was a man.
"Geez, my guess is, he's human, Aldi's mind. "I have to go after him, don't lose track!" aldi's determination and immediately ran after the man.
As the man turned his head, Aldi deftly hid and sometimes even Aldi lay on top of the tomb when almost himself was discovered.
Several times hiding and not being seen, the person finally became a little relieved. So the road has begun to slow, unlike earlier who continue to run around while vigilantly looking at all corners of the tomb
The man who had become the pocongs had now entered into a hut and put the items he had taken earlier in the hut. after putting him away, we briefly used moments like these to sneak into it.
Aldi was surprised to see that what was brought by the man was a fetus.
"It looks like the man is a drug offender," Aldi guessed and then breathed a heavy sigh
"However the man may the grave of my brothers not be dismantled as such by an irresponsible man."
Seriate.
