The Black Pirates

CH. 95 – Past Chapters: Ending Hampa

After finishing eating, Tabra walked outside the room. He stood staring around the ocean, before long, the chirping of birds sounded.

Although vague, Tabra tried to find where it came from, she turned to the source of the voice. A bird perched on the surface of the screen, while at its feet there was a group. Tabra muttered in surprise, but quickly picked it up, the bird flapped its wings again, flying like no burden.

Tabra tried not to think about it, nor did he open the group, not linger, he carried in his grasp towards the front of Akma Jaya.

Entering room. "Captain!" Tabra exclaimed as she approached Akma Jaya.

"What's wrong?" tanya Akma Jaya succinctly.

"It looks like someone has sent me a letter, I found a bird and there is a group, I took it, this is the group I mean ...." Tabra gave the group to Akma Jaya.

Akma Jaya took. Opened it.

..."O you who have killed, seek and find the fountain of life as your atonement, right in the Valissa Region, where you will find a reservoir and you must obtain it. Struggle...

...— Captain Broboros...

"Source of the fountain of life?" Akma Jaya was a little surprised.

Tabra. "Captain, what's wrong?" He asked about something he saw was astonishing.

"This letter comes from Captain Broboros, he asks us to seek and obtain the fountain of life as a ransom for the sins we have committed." Akma Jaya explained what was written in the letter.

"Written in this letter, the fountain of life was in the Valissa Region, right there he said there was a reservoir. However, this letter is not clear, although it is written a little long and at the end of the letter there is a sentence that is different from the attitude of Captain Broboros."

"He told us to fight." Akma Jaya again explained at length.

Shortly after, Aisha approached them. Tabra looked towards him full of guesses.

"Aisha, don't ask!" Tabra was quick to speak, but Aisha had not said a word. A guess that is spoken frankly without being hidden.

At once Aisha was a little furious at hearing that. However, he tried not to get angry because Akma Jaya was in front of him.

"Actually I have never heard of the source of this fountain of life, especially regarding the Valissa Region. And also Captain Broboros did not include a map in it." Akma Jaya said at length, Tabra listened. Then immediately frowned after Akma Jaya finished speaking.

There may be something strange about the contents of the letter. Tabra was guessing.

"Captain, it's likely that what was written in the letter was just a hoax or Captain Broboros deliberately did all this, so that we could focus on searching, even without a map, he said, we'll be tossed in the ocean and never get it." Tabra gives a picture of the conjecture that is in his head, only for Akma Jaya it includes bad prejudices which are not good to say.

"Tabra, don't say that," replied Akma Jaya dismissing Tabra's speech in a subtle, not rude way.

"This letter I will keep, later when I meet Adfain, I will ask him, hopefully he knows the existence and map of this Valissa Region," Akma Jaya replied while folding the letter group, saying, then put into the black robes he wore—ada pouch in it.

"Captain, you better rest, the night weather is not good for health." Aisha gives advice.

Tabra. So, mendehem. There was something strange, around them the air was blowing awkwardly.

"Aisha, haven't you been with the captain for a long time, of course you know how the captain, you never said that before, now you just care about the health of the captain." Tabra whispered softly into Aisha's ear. Then, Aisha moved quickly to get rid of Tabra's face with her hands.

"Mahaha ...." Tabra laughed with satisfaction.

Akma Jaya ignored him, leaving before the two of them, while Aisha seemed to cross her arms and grumbled, scolding Tabra.

Tabra was so focused on the look on Aisha's face, almost tired, it seemed. "Aisha, do you know about yourself, I imagine about this anger of yours, obviously not as great as a mountain erupting, your face flushed red, even so red as a tomato hundreds of centuries old, he said, then weathered in time. Old grandma!" Tabra raucous ketus. Then, laugh out loud.

THE PLAAK!

Aisha took it without thinking. Tabra stroked her face and stopped laughing. Without a word, Aisha walked out from before her.

"What is my fault? I'm just kidding." Tabra muttered alone, only she was left there, silent without anyone by her side.

"Is this what a hollow world means?" tabra said dramatizing. He remembered the verse that was chanted by someone before. Tabra pondered a little, as time passed, everyone who used to be together, now separated or deliberately separated, even left alone and left a question mark that dwells in the mind.

The air is increasingly wafting, frail together soft, curved can not explain all the events about the atmosphere of grief, pain mixed almost fill the circulation of time from day to day.

The longing had broken, shattered, its pieces scattered like stepped glass causing a bloody, sore wound. However, some fragments do not make an impact, leaving nothing, except pieces of question marks that do not find the answer. Personal experience shows glimpses of grief over loss.

Tabra shook her head while sighing. It is a little exaggerated, reminiscing about the events of the past, when Muara Ujung Alsa Village melted down to be destroyed for the atrocities committed by Captain Kaiza. In that time, sorrow was unstoppable, but now for what is grieving.

Tomorrow, the day will change. Tabra simply reminisces without speaking, silent, does not show movement, flinch, drifting in a time vortex that removes consciousness.

Shortly after, a man patted her on the shoulder. "Tabra, what are you doing here? Don't you want to rest?" his question broke the silence.

Tabra was in a rage, languishing and not knowing how to explain it, but the glare of her eyes showed no sign. "I'm enjoying the night like a chant of poetry, look at the gloom of the night, we're accompanied by stars and the moon, like the chants of verse, I'm imagining they don't exist, what a world without them all." Tabra again dramatized, he looked up, staring at the stars and the moon.

He did not utter clearly, just a glimpse of the verse-chanting speech he had heard. Tabra also realized the understanding of different people.

Then, laugh. "Hahaha.I'm just looking into the verse, I don't mean anything." Tabra explained to divert attention, but the man did not ask, he quietly listened to the explanation.

A moment after, he sighed, then said, "Alright, I'll go to rest." Tabra left, and the men nodded. Smilingly.