The Chronicle Of Jawata (Compilation Trial Edition)
7.06
”Who are you?!”
Taja trembling to see the emergence of alien creatures first seen this time.
”I Changgala, the remaining Root Giant in Calpera. The queen ordered me to guard this area, long ago until this valley disappeared though. This place is my power, including that tomb!”
”Changgala! You almost destroyed my mother's grave!” Taja was wrapped around the roots of the creature.
”I won't escape the demon stomping on this land! I'll tear your body apart!”
”Wait! I'm not a demon! I'm kind of you” Taja is not wrinkled, the creature is getting wrapped around his body.
”Then who are you, dare to enter the border? What are you doing here?!” Changgala develops some of its roots high, in addition to others twisting Taja.
”I, occupants of Gunggali!” Taja no longer struggling, the roots of the spiny Changgala pierced the skin.
”Krrrrgh ..!” Changgala loosened, then sniffed Taja's body for a moment, ”Your cup, the Gunggali. What is your name and what do you want here! Quickly say!” Changgala was impatient, lifting Taja's body up high with his powerful roots.
”Let me go first! I ... can't breathe ...,” Taja's voice is getting weaker. The roots of Changgala dangle up and down.
Taja.
”Arrh!” his body fell to the hardest ground. While writhing in pain, he attempted to answer Changgala's question.
”I Taja ...,” half stammered and staring at the weathered eyes of Changgala among the clumped heads of the creature.
”What are you doing in my valley?!” changgala's body shrank and fused. Taja who was entangled under it to cough because of dust scattered everywhere.
”It .. my mother's grave. You almost destroyed it,” he replied on the sidelines coughing.
”Mour mom's grave?” ask Changgala.
”People from Jawata,” replied Taja without even though without being able to point anywhere because his position was in a blob of roots.
”Where am I sure if you, the son of the buried woman?” Changgala looked doubtful.
”I Taja. Just look at my hands!” Taja showed rumbaian leaves popping from between the fingers of his palms and feet.
”Hmm. You, Half-Human Fairy, or Half-Evenly Human?”
“What made you dare to come to Calpera?!” Changgala loosened his roots after recognizing Taja as none other than a fellow being himself, only he was of a slightly different kind.
Occasionally Changgala sniffed the scent of Taja's body.
”They brought me here!” said Taja.
”You're grounded!” Changgala suffocated after noticing Taja, her roots stiffening again
”They are all your relatives, but fool you!”
”So, you also think of me like that! I can't believe the news reached the Gunggali border. Instead, I was made deaf to the point of not knowing all this! Can you tell me everything you know about me, Changgala?!” Taja followed the direction of Changgala's shrinking head and away.
Changgala roared like never before. His voice sounded sad and wailing.
”Changgala, why are you?” Taja was astonished to see the creature immediately curled up half drowned in the ground. A momentarily heard his roar blaring accompanied by thick roots plunge into the ground.
”I'm crying. Do you understand what it means to cry?” Changgala opened the water flowing from his five eyes which were in each stringy section.
”Last-lately I've been experiencing it a lot too,” Taja murmured.
”We almost never cry. If there is a creature of Gunggali crying, it means very unhappy. That's our weakness,” Changgala sounds slitting voice. It was a lamentation of his sobbing self.
”You? Who do you mean?” Taja don't understand.
”You and your mother!”
Changgala's reply, suddenly made Taja dumbfounded. While the giant root creature clumped its body convoluted, increasingly sobbing.
"Me and my mom?!" I was confused in the midst of disbelief.
”A part of me loves you, a part of me hates you too," said Changgala, his roots writhing with sad and angry omens.
"Your mother, the Jeweler. He's bringing havoc to this land. I became resentful of the event,” intermittently Changgala wiped tears with the body of the roots closest to his head clumped with a large lump. His eyes were round covered in moss. Wet with tears.
”What do you mean?” Taja was curious about the story telling from Changgala.
”Wounds due to Lucky Heritage!” changgala.
”That woman, your mother. Coming with a severe wound. The poison in his body spread to the ground Calpera. All who live here die. Don't you feel my sadness?”
Furthermore said Changgala, the more his body clumped. Its roots tightly rolled into a giant sphere the size of twice the mouth of the cave.
”It turns out the baby ..., is you,” Changgala's roots wriggling along with her cries.
”True all that 'you said that. Just like they all hate me!” Taja sad every time you feel overwhelmed.
"I can't believe it!" continued emotion. His resolute speech made Changgala re-ignite angrily. The roots of the creature stretched the song. Accompanied by a blaring voice.
”How dare you! I've lived here for hundreds of years! I'm a living witness to that terrible incident!”
Guts Taja ciut so, facing the unexpected creature his emotions finally showed the prowess of his form more towering.
”Changgala, hate me as they do. But I can't do anything. I am as sad as you are" said Taja resigned accompanied by tears flowing in the corner of the eye.
Changgala could say nothing more. His cries became more and more. Then it sank to the ground.
”Wait!”
Taja had pulled one of Changgala's roots. But because it was too strong, as a result Taja fell to the ground.
”Don't tempt me to kill you, Son of Jawata!”
“I don't want to be a demon!” Changgala blared before his entire body was blown into the ground and left a trail of huge holes. Taja was left alone in the dry solitude of Calpera and the heat. Taja's vision found the mountains on the horizon there, the sky cloudy reddish dark.
”Child Jawata?”
Taja murmured gazing towards the distance.
“If this is true, then I will prove myself after being behind the borders of Gunggali. I'll see with my eyes how the Man of the World is out there!” Her thought. Then Taja moved in one direction across the lagoon terapit two slopes there.
The dew of night thickens as far as the eye can see the sky. The lagoon between the two slopes looms and narrows its peak very high. Beneath him, a faint crevice was covered in thick fog.
”Gap to the open ocean. I finally arrived!” Taja jump over the surface of the clear lagoon. Occasionally go to the rocks there.
”Perfections Gunggali. Maybe this is what Guard Warriors often talk about,” he thought.
”I'll cross there!” said Taja. Rounded determination. Sayup-sayup, sound echoing in various directions, briefly holding it.
”Do not do that!” the voice echoed from everywhere.
Taja searched for the origin of the sound in all directions. Once his eyes caught the image of a monkey flashing from one direction in the mountains surrounding the lagoon.
”Don't cross that border!” the voice sounded again.
”Who's there?” yelled Taja retorting.
”Out there, dangerous!” a shadow with a loud voice.
”Who's there?!” reply Taja, putting on a serious look. A sea of green trees appeared on the other side.
”Here!”
“Seberang lagoon. Over here!” only caught the shadow of a kind of ape, darting nimbly among the tight branches of the tree, his movements left behind the sound of rustling leaves.
”I don't see you!”
Cried and didn't want to care anymore. Behind the fog at the end of the lagoon, began to appear giant tendrils covering the cliff gap.
”There is nothing there other than fog and forest!” think Taja.
”Don't go there! It was just an eye trick!” again the voice echoed.
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