Santri Famiglia's

Grave Revolution

Salawat is still being proclaimed. The fight is inevitable. Eleven to three is not a scary thing. One person only needed to face three or four people.

Of course Eiji, Sai, and Renji did not intend to give up without a fight to those who came to say something unreasonable. Eiji directly gripped the shoulder of the one who took the hoe.

"We've been painstakingly digging these holes. I'm not gonna let you fuck it up without use."

Eiji snatched the hoe, then kicked it. The stranger lost his balance. No doubt, he also fell into the hole.

Another attacked from Eiji's blind spot. Inevitably, Eiji also staggered because his head was hit. However, he quickly turned around, dodging the next attack.

The three Japanese were busy taking care of their enemies. Sai was standing not far from the hole. Hoe is also next to him. He pulled the hand of the advancing man, kicking hard on his stomach with the knee until the village man glared at him. He did not hesitate to drop one by one who attacked into the hole.

Undoubtedly, the lowest person can be ascertained to faint due to being hit by his own partner. Sai kicked anyone who tried to ride as long as it was within range.

The motorcade of bodies was confused when it arrived. The hole that was supposed to be used to bury the corpse had been filled with human lapses.

"How is this Mr. Kades?" ask faith to look at the village leader.

Residents lowered an impromptu stretcher made only of bamboo braid. The crust is also made of bamboo. While the cover cloth is only a blanket and scarf. Everything is what it is. Because, it is impossible to borrow the kanda equipment to the nearest cemetery.

The place is managed by one person who deals with adultery. Other places are the same. There is no borrowing term. They have to pay if they want to wear it. Not reluctant to donate the cost of care that is a problem, but the rent is very expensive.

Problems that have been the scourge of society so far. Burying a corpse is harder than finding money to eat. To this day, the problem has not been solved.

Sanubari heard it all along the way delivering the bodies. He deliberately went back with the funeral procession. As the line continued to chant 'lailahailallah' along the way, one resident complained to Sanubari in the back row with Abrizar.

"Alhamdulillah, there are initiatives from young people like you, Sister. It is time for rebellion. The country is already independent, but we are a small society not yet independent. We are still in the hut of the domestic invaders. That's ironic, isn't it?

"Our enemies are not other nations, but their own. The grave revolution must be upheld! Whenever you start a graveyard revolution, call me! God willing I will help you as much as I can."

The words of the father before the grave certainly create a smile on the lips of Abrizar and Sanubari. The grave revolution sounded funny in Abrizar's ears. While Sanubari does intend to do that in the near future.

Glancing regretfully at the filled pit, Eiji made a plea, "Sorry, they forced to re-level the excavated grave. When we stopped, they fought. So, we were forced to serve and unconsciously it was like that."

Hearing that, the citizens started prickling. The disturbance apparently came to that extent. Before sending the body alone keranda had been damaged. Fortunately, creating a new one or repairing one doesn't take long. They're fast at work after the destroyer leaves.

Previously, they had to pretend to disperse so that they would leave, then return after feeling safe. Residents also willingly bring blankets and rails to replace the keranda cover cloth that has become patchwork.

"Ma–maaf, Mr. Kades, I have to go home! Just remembered there was business. Excuse me!"

A man came out of the crowd in a hurry. Obviously it was not because it really had other needs, but because fear began to take over. They are afraid that the funeral procession will violate this rule.

Two other people also secretly escaped. They did not dare to get involved any further.

Doubtfully and quietly, one resident said, "But, what if they attack?"

The remaining people were sweating coldly. Except, Sai, Eiji, Renji, Sanubari, and Abrizar. People who had heard the story of Idris and Rudy suddenly paled.

"Let us move if you're afraid" Renji suggested.

Faith will help. However, a father who said about the graveyard revolution prevented. That's dad. Although he was happy if a rebellion occurred, but there was still a bit of a cowardly soul within. Everyone takes distance.

Only Sanubari and his friends dared to go forward. Sai is paired with Sanubari. Renji and Eiji. Under such conditions, Renji and Sai understood what to do.

The two became the first to ascertain the state of the strangers. They hit the vital point of anyone who was still half conscious until they fainted, then handed it to Sanubari and Eiji. They dragged him away.

Residents hurriedly took down the bodies out of fear that the men would soon come to their senses once the graves were empty. Until someone almost forgot to open the pocong rope. Fortunately, the village chief reminded.

They took turns to bring down the bodies. While others hoard the ground to a hole that has been filled with corpses.

"Ah, someone ran away" said Sanubari. His gaze was fixed on the man who was running off in the crossbars, leaving behind a fellow who was still fainting.

The village chief only turned a glance then said, "Leave it! Continue the funeral so that it is finished!"

Everyone immediately left as soon as the last corpse. Except, the village chief, Iman and his father, and Sanubari's friends. Faith and the father are cramping the grave.

Sanubari was horrified to see the emergency funeral paraphernalia. The impromptu keranda was left lying around just like that. Faith takes the blanket and the pull that is used as a coffin cover, then say goodbye as soon as the work is done.

No more prayers for the dead. The village chief took Sanubari friends home. The car was left there after worship.

The six people walked leisurely leaving the cemetery. Sanubari looked back.

"Is it okay to leave those people there?" sanubari asked, various prejudices filled the head.

"Leave it! What do you want? Reawaken them?" ask the village chief.

"It's not like that. I mean, what if they damage or even dismantle the grave when they wake up?" sanubari Reply.

Sai, Eiji, and Renji look like farmers just coming home from the fields. They shouldered the hoe, listened to the conversation. While the bucket is stacked into one, carried by the village head.

"God is safe. Even if it does happen, we can fix it later" said the village chief.

"Actually, I intended to build a post to store the corpse management equipment on the land earlier. Can Mr. Kades help find a citizen who willingly becomes his caretaker?"

"Well, it's hard, NU. If the boss .. you know who I mean is still here, don't expect there to be citizens!"