Santri Famiglia's

Emergencies

The sunlight barges in through translucent, but semi-transparent Japanese paper plots. The bias illuminates the traditional wooden-walled room, providing enough lighting for the three people sitting in the room.

One does not need light to see, while the other is unconscious. All four looked seriously focused on one body lying down, whether it was with the eyes of the head or the heart of each.

All medical equipment linked to the device is applied to the young man, until one by one results appear. All normal. Only, her hemoglobin level was very low and her body temperature exceeded normal limits.

The blood coming out of the nose is still flowing. Across from the man who was examining it, Anki wiped off the blood bit by bit.

The two numbers on the five-point, three-inch six-point screen made the twenty-six-year-old doctor make one decision. "Fine, this kid was taken to the hospital."

The hospital was an infrastructure that Eiji did not want to visit at all at this time. The Yakuza had seen Sanubari help him free Anki. Eiji was worried that Onyoudan would easily find Sanubari's tracks, and sent an execution team to judge the innocent teenager.

"Can't it be treated here?" Not that he wanted to get in the way of Sanubari's treatment, but Eiji really thought about Sanubari's safety. He wants the best with minimal risk.

The doctor nodded weakly. He pointed the phone screen at Eiji, then explained, "Eiji Kun, his body temperature is too high. Forty-one point five degrees Celsius—ini could endanger his life if not treated promptly. Not to mention, here there is no complete equipment to carry out a thorough maintenance and inspection."

Eiji turned his gaze to Sanubari. The young man's lips were still as pale as before, his face and skin turned red. I don't know how many times Eiji glanced at her.

"But we are now ...." Eiji was about to come clean. However, his grandfather's presence in the room made his sentence pause.

"Do your best, Doc! Save Sanu!" Anki and Abrizar said it together.

Luckily, when Abrizar asked Anki to translate the previous conversation, the doctor said he could speak Indonesian. So, Abrizar can understand the results of this examination without the help of an interpreter.

"Sure, I'll do my best!" The doctor nodded.

"Doctor, if possible, please keep his identity a secret and can I request a special room for him? A room that just anyone can't enter and know?" expectantly, Eiji said it.

He no longer cared what his grandfather would say after this. Inwardly, Eiji had admitted wrong and lost. All this happened because of him.

"It can be arranged." The doctor smiled as he tidied up his things, "I'll call the hospital immediately. Prepare car! I think it's faster than waiting for an ambulance."

Eiji turned to his grandfather. "Grandfather, may I ...."

"Meet Mahiru! He kept the key."

Eiji was happy, his grandfather did not stop him. He also stood up. However, when he got to the mouth of the door, the old man stopped him with a call.

"Eiji!"

Raiden's eldest grandson delayed his steps, then turned his head. Raiden looked at him in a sitting position.

"Meet me after this!"

"Good." Eiji nodded briefly, then sauntered away, looking for the priest who had picked him up.

The man turned out to be at the place where the sale of souvenirs, amulets, and all other temple trinkets. He immediately asked for what he needed with the addition of a mask. After putting on the mask, he asks Mahiru for help to lift Sanubari back up.

"Anki, you're here with Grandpa!" tell Eiji as soon as he was in the previous room again.

"You're safe here. Don't argue!" snarled Eiji who then passed.

Raiden holds the shoulder of his granddaughter. They stood, staring at the men. The girl could only put on a gloomy face with an unwavering highlight left behind.

"Explain to Grandpa, what really happened?" Raiden did not force his granddaughter to speak, even though that sentence sounded like an order. However, she only wanted her grandson to be open to her.

"After you got home, your two male friends came to see me. He said you weren't home." Raiden lures Anki who is still pouting.

"That night, the blind man with the wand came back to look for you, but you still didn't exist either."

"Sister Abri."

"Ah, yes, his name is Abrizar. Finally, I decided to stay at your house that night, until this morning. Grandpa's hunch is bad. Grandpa doesn't know where to look for you. While your brother can't be contacted at all."

Anki turned body. He hugged his grandfather sobbing. Unexpectedly, he had troubled many people. Although it was not her own will, Anki still felt a burden. He can only trouble others and be useless.

"Why is it always like this?" the girl complained as much as she could while tightly squeezing the back of her grandfather's kimono.

On the other side of the temple, a commotion ensued. Some people

"The same thing, katte ni haitte wa ikemasen yo!" A priest blocked a man who carelessly entered a place he shouldn't.

The warning was met with sharp glances from the foreign visitor. He removed the priest's hand from his body, then curtly replied, "Kono basho o sosaku suru meirei ga aru."

Despite being told that, the priest did not immediately believe. All this time, there was never such a search order. Plus, these people were acting excessively.

"Dare kara desu ka?" The pastor tried to extract the source of the order. The order was pretty presumptuous.

He wondered who was the person who had sent such ignorant people to a sacred place of worship like this. Too many people. They even entered the main building. Unfortunately, the priest could not divide to stop their actions.

Eiji's entourage crossed paths with two of them. The fourth step stopped.

Eiji's heart flinched as the man before him unhappily asked, "Omaera, Shiragami Anki o Doko ni kakushiteru no?"

His style of speech is contrived, full of emphasis on the consonant r. Typical as the Yakuza is violent with its explosive intonation.

"What did they say? Why is Anki called?" Abrizar confusion. This is the troublesome thing he must face when going out alone without Sanubari. He was simply unable to communicate with this kind of local person.

He was fortunate enough that Indonesian has become a major international language, alongside English and Korean. If not for that, Abrizar would never have been able to blend in with the people now by his side.

Eiji urged annoyance. "I didn't think they'd come this fast."

At this point, Eiji's heart was agitated. He still has to drive Sanubari to the hospital. His sister is still in the temple area. What about her sister when she left, Eiji could not waste that thought. His position is pinched now.

Hearing that, Abrizar concentrated on scanning the surrounding area with auditory acuity, as well as vibrational propagation on the surface. Every sound and sound is mapped in the head like a three-dimensional projection of the surrounding landscape. His mind began to count by excluding those he knew.

"About twenty people."