Prince and Girl of the Forest
Chapter 7
Fa'za passed through the market, his gaze halted when he saw a grandfather with a gallant horse with pure white fur. Grandpa seemed to be sick from a constant cough. Fa'za who saw it also felt pity. He approached his grandfather.
"Hi cake? Is Grandpa seriously ill?" Ask fa'za politely.
"See, sir, uhukk uhukkk... Since last night my cough got worse, I have no money to go to the healer uhukk.." replied the grandfather, coughing.
Fa'za took out 10 gold coins from his pocket. 1 gold coin equivalent to Rp 500,000.00 that means fa'za gave the grandfather Rp 5,000,000.
"But this master is too much" said the unkind grandfather.
" ahh it's okay, I still have a lot. Grandfather just save more for grandfather's needs" Fa'za said as he grabbed the grandfather's hand and placed 10 gold coins.
"But it took me a long time to get him back, sir" said the grandfather as he retreated the gold in his hand.
"Grandpa doesn't need to return it" Fa'za said
"You are so kind sir, then accept my horse as a sign of gratitude" the grandfather asked.
Fa'za fell silent and saw the look on Grandfather's expectant face.
"This horse will really help you later" said grandfather.
"Alright" said fa'za and approached the horse. The horse seemed to like his new master. Fa'za stroked the horse's head. Fa'za. Grandpa was no more.
"Where was Grandpa, why did he disappear so quickly? Did he recover when I gave him the money?" Fa'za.
Fa'za then rode his horse and they darted far out of the village. Fa'za wanted to go to the forest of Raomia to hunt and to relax. The days of practice made him very bored and depressed because he was always in the palace.
On the way he heard a woman's scream. Fa'za stopped and looked around looking for the direction of the sound. A few meters south there was only a small hut. Fa'za went to the hut with his horse.
As it was near, the fa'za increasingly heard the scream clearly.
"Tolongggg... Who are you? How dare you do this to me?let go.. let go of me, hiks hiks.don't kill me let go of the hikss." cried the woman in the hut.
"Who is that woman, I like to recognize her" said fa'za in his heart. Fa'za broke down the door of the hut and was surprised to see his best friend since childhood, a princess from the moon kingdom.
"Sa mia" Fa'za said in shock. Then Fa'za saw 3 large and masked men in front of sa mia.
But one of them held sa mia's hand and bent it backward with one hand, and the other held a sword and was directed around sa mia's neck.
"Stop it" shouted the masked pira who was holding sa mia.
"Damn it, let him go or I'll kill you" fa'za's face flushed red from holding back his anger. Two other masked men broke down the back door of the hut .
Sa mia was pushed towards Fa'za, Fa'za immediately caught the body of sa mia who was still tied to the rope. The criminals ran until one of them did not realize there was a pole in front of him.
"Tuengggg.. brukk" the sound of a forehead colliding with an iron pole.
"Ohhhh... motherfucker!! Since when did you move here, huh?" Strangled the criminal while kicking the pole and holding his banged forehead almost 2 cm.
"Aaaaaw, the goddamn pole" yelled at the villain again because his legs seemed to be dislodged, the criminal then ran in droves and staggered because he felt there were many birds dancing on his head.
Hoveled.
Fa'za immediately let go of the rope in the body of sa mia, sa mia immediately embraced Fa'za.
"Huaaa.. I'm afraid that zaa. they will kill me" sa mia said with a sobbing cry and her body still trembling in fear.
"Calm mia, they're gone, you're fine now" Fa'za said as he returned a hug to calm down.
Before long sa mia felt calmer, she let go of her embrace.
"Thank you zaa. maybe if you don't come, I'm su.."
"Who are they, who are they?" Tanya fa'za cut off mia's talk.
"I don't know za, I was in the back of the palace with some of my servants, suddenly they came and brought me here" sa mia explained.
"I should have chased them" said fa'za, clenching his hand.
"It's okay za, I'm glad you came to help me" said sa mia and hugged fa'za again.
