Santri Famiglia's

Monas

Jin told Kelana that the cause of the brake damage that almost made them wretched was actually a deliberate act by others. Jin also said that he already knew the culprit. He discussed this with Aeneas. They agreed to release the petty criminals. They will leave Indonesia soon. That means they won't be dealing with the suspects anymore.

"But people like them can't be allowed to. They will definitely act again if given a second chance," said Jin who still doubted their decision.

Sukun and his men had quite often violated the rules of the central famiglia. Jin himself will not be able to tolerate monkeys like those who repeatedly act after being given the opportunity. Even people like them will never learn from their mistakes. Secretly stealing opportunities—that's their habit.

"We're already here. Can't we go back to Blitar to teach them a lesson?" Kelana.

"If that's the case, my people are still there. I can have them clean it up."

"For the time being Mr. Aeneas does not wish to follow up on the case. His mood was happy because young master Sanubari and mistress Sanum could gather with him in good health. So, he wanted to give them a chance. Hopefully they can take advantage of this opportunity well and will not act again in the future."

Discussion over. Jin sends a message to Bas to warn the rogue monkeys without hurting them. This time he could not jump straight in as the day of the tournament was getting closer. Although he prefers to intervene directly in handling cases. However, keeping his physical condition in tip-top shape for match preparation is much more important at the moment.

The five of them walked to the car park. There, Jin's men are waiting. He handed the car keys to Jin and said goodbye to go with his partner on a motorcycle.

Kelana and Jin put the stuff into the trunk. Then they entered the underground tunnel to the monument of Monas on foot.

After several meters of walking, they arrived at a hall. Today is not a holiday. So you could say the atmosphere of Monas is not too crowded. Jin went straight to the ticketing counter followed by everyone.

"Good day! Can I help you?" welcome the woman in charge of the ticket counter.

"I want to buy a full package ticket" Jin replied.

"A complete package of museums, cups and peaks?" The woman confirmed the order.

"Yes." Yeah."

"For how many?"

"Three adults, one child and one student." Jin showed her the student's mark card.

"Three adult tickets are forty-five thousand, one student ten thousand and one child eight thousand. A total of sixty-three thousand," said the woman.

Jin used JakCard to pay. JakCard is a prepaid card for non-cash transactions. This year, all services in Jakarta have supported the use of JakCard cards. Many advantages can be obtained when using this card for transactions. For example, getting a price cheaper than paying cash.

Again Kelana replace Jin money with more nominal. Working for a big boss is different. A little tips. Maybe this is what it feels like to be a tour guide. Foreign tourists usually do not hesitate to give more tips when satisfied with the performance of the guide.

The profession of a tour guide is like while diving drinking water. Can take a free walk, get money from tourists, still paid by tourism agencies that hire anyway. Profit multiplies. Jin subconsciously likened his current job to a tour guide.

Tickets are in hand. They entered a room where the walls are decorated with reliefs that tell the history of Indonesia, saw a map of Indonesia in gold, Garuda birds and a giant proclamation script. They also had time to listen to the recording of the reading of the proclamation script by the first president of Indonesia—engineer Soekarno which played automatically for a few moments.

Their first exploration was to cover the auditorium area on the ground floor. They still had plenty of time so they did not rush to the top.

Sanubari was amazed at the National Museum. He enjoyed every diorama on display and read the captions. Those dioramas are really cool in Sanubari's eyes. They really illustrate the atmosphere of Indonesia's struggle for independence more than a hundred years ago.

Satisfied around enjoying the museum, they took the elevator to the top. Sanubari ran when the elevator doors opened. He looked at the whole city. This is a very amazing tour for Sanubari who has never seen the outside world. He also tried using binoculars to observe the scene. With the help of Jin.

Next they go down to the cup. The view is not much different. The air is also cool. The wind makes you sleepy. After that, they went back to Jin's house. He takes care of the accommodation as a whole while they are in Jakarta.

No distractions meant that long. Business business is done. Visas are faster. It doesn't feel like three days have passed. Now they are at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport.

"Son't the Good-Natured Kidnapper come with us to Italy?" tanya Sanubari was saddened by this farewell.

"I still have a lot of business here. If we're lucky, maybe we'll see each other again soon?" answer Jin.

"Thank you for accompanying us all this time. It's for you," said Kelana handing him the brown envelope.

"What's this?" Jin did not accept it right away. He was looking at the envelope in Kelana's hand.

"Thank you! You are forbidden to refuse!" force Kelana.

"All right."

They split up here. Sanubari's entourage entered the departure lounge. There was nothing more Jin could do.

However, Jin waited until the plane took off. He had to make sure there was no commotion that harmed Sanubari's entourage, then he went home.

Upon his return home, someone had been waiting for him in the living room. The genie always makes sure to lock the door when exiting the house. Only one person has the spare key to his house.

"King?" jin said as he looked at the man who was twice his age.

"Sit down!" king's Order.

Jin sat on the sofa in front of King. They're facing each other. A large brown envelope was placed on the table.

"I came here only to pay you directly for successfully carrying out the task well.

"This is for me?" Jin took the envelope in front of him.

"Yes, open it!"

"Tumbens. Usually just transferred." Without hesitation Jin took out the contents of the envelope. He counted the money from inside the envelope in front of King.

"I just wanted to give you a direct compliment. You really did well."

"Hm, fifty million? Isn't this too much?"

"You deserve it. Gafrillo is very satisfied with your work. He gave me a lot of presents. It's just a small part of it. For the payment of another assignment, I've already sent it to your account."

"Fantastic!"

Just accompany the Sanubari family for less than a week but the pay can be this high. Kelana gave him twenty million dollars. Jin's like getting paid a combo. On ordinary missions, generally Jin would only obtain no more than ten million. Unless King allows him to take more rations than he would charge.

The number of people working under Jin was determined by the central famiglia. If it exceeds the set amount then the Jin must pay them themselves.

"There must have been another intention for King to come here" Jin continued.

"Okay, you're right. I came here to warn you. Don't you ever realize or express your ridiculous intentions in front of Gafrillo!"

"Not going to."

"Stretch your words. If you break then I will teach you a lesson myself. I don't want you to ruin our image in Gafrillo's eyes. Especially until it becomes the beginning of the cause of our destruction because you are looking for trouble with him," King's message then stood, "yes yes, yes, having a child too free who is undaunted by anything like you is troublesome. See you soon!"

King left Jin's house as soon as he finished giving advice. At first, King was worried about hiring Jin to Gafrillo. Given that the young man often said extreme ideas about Gafrillo, it is possible that Jin will make it happen with the wild soul he has. Therefore King often warns Jin through face-to-face.

The best interaction is face-to-face. Indeed, the sophistication of technology is able to connect people around the world without being affected by distance. However, the sophistication of technology can never replace the real touch of affection. If King wants his every word to be considered Jin and the young man's loyalty is further fostered then he alone must approach him without any intermediary in any form. Either artificial tools or man himself. Physical interaction is much more meaningful than virtual interaction—that's the King motto.