The Desolate Wind Swordsman

Deal

Their decision to marry Nehan and Nindiya came to an agreement. Both sides have agreed to each other. They have a deal together.

"So we have decided, to marry them in our village. And in the future, we'll be a family." Gayatri was very pleased with the decision they agreed.

"Yes, I don't have to be afraid to sleep alone anymore, do I? Because after marriage, I will have friends," said Nindiya innocently. He was happy with the decision together. Even though he didn't know about marriage itself. At the age of twenty years, it became something new for him, close to other men besides his own grandfather.

"thank you. So I can eat rabbit meat. Hehehe ..." Grandfather chuckled after hearing Nindiya's words.

"Grandfather! Don't eat the blanket!" nindiya snapped in a loud voice. "He's been with me since I was a kid when there's no grandpa." He loved his rabbit, which he took care of himself. He often played with rabbits that were very cute to him.

"Eh, what's the matter? You will have a husband. And you have a friend to sleep with. So no need for that rabbit anymore." The man smiled at his grandson.

"Grandfather. The blanket accompanied me to sleep. It's been ten years!" firmly Nindiya with a waist rack. The girl glared at her grandfather who was before her.

Nindiya's behavior is more like an immature child. Even though his body had already experienced signs of maturity. Nor does anyone know that Nindiya also has a strong foundation of canuragan science. It just hasn't been used to its full potential.

"Eh, let grandfather explain to you. Do you think that's the rabbit that was ten years ago? Grandpa didn't want to sleep with you because you were ten. Rabbits are not that long. And its size is not just that. He's gonna die and it's gonna be over.

"What does grandfather mean?" Nindiya is confused by her grandfather's words, who turns out to be lying to her.

"Actually the rabbit, which ten years ago, was already burnt grandfather. You ate the rabbit too. Because he'll die when he's old and he's buried in the firewood you brought. And you cried a few days after the rabbit went missing. So grandpa's looking for you the same rabbit."

"Grandpa has the heart .. Why do you have to do that as well as blankets?" Nindiya shed her tears, not having the heart to hear the news that he had just learned. So all this time, he was lied to by his grandfather. He is not the real grandfather of Nindiya.

"Grandfather, huhuhu. Dasae grandpa is evil." Nindiya again cried bitterly because she remembered her beloved rabbit. He ran to find a rabbit that was not his old rabbit.

Nindiya ran into the house. He didn't let his grandfather take the rabbit again, as he used to. For fear of being cut and burned by his grandfather again. He found the rabbit in the kitchen and took it. He immediately hugged the rabbit. He took her out of the house and hid from grandfather with a childish expression.

"You'll soon have a bedmate, Nduk. You don't have to take the rabbit. Let the rabbit be burned, because his age will not last long" explained the grandfather who saw Nindiya's attitude.

He took the white rabbit to his grandfather. However, he must cover everything. Although the heart is not willing, but what happens if he sleeps with a rabbit and a husband? He also had to let go of the rabbit.

"Well, tomorrow I'll prepare everything. It's just that–" Gayatri was still thinking what he should say. Afraid to offend everything.

"Why so rushed? We still have a long day. We better talk about it slowly." Grandfather stood up and entered the house.

"It seems unnecessary. Tomorrow Nehan will marry Nindiya. I hope Master Teacher agrees to hold that event at our place." With confidence, Gayatri said that. Then he approached Nindiya.

"Can't we just hold it in this place? isn't that the same, we'll still marry them." The old man stopped his way. He looked at the woman with an un probing look.

At that moment, Nehan smiled and approached Nindiya and Gayatri. Rarely did the young man smile. And this is the rarest sight of Gayatri's life. Because he never saw Nehan smile.

"Nehan's smiling?" It definitely made Gayatri feel strange. But not the grandfather and Nindiya.

"All right, young man. It seems I can't do anything. You set it all up. Nindiya, what do you want from your future husband?"

"Hmm, what is it? I don't want anything. If you have a husband, that's enough. He said the husband is the protector of the wife, hehehe."

"Well, I hope what I'll give you, you'll take it. Tomorrow morning before the sun rises, we leave for the village of Guntur" concluded Nehan.

"All right, young man. I agree."

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Raditya observed the movements of the group carrying the train. Both of his colleagues were far behind. He's hiding behind a bush. Sometimes he holds his sword.

Bayu and Indra were on top of the tree. They found a fruit whose tree was creeping. They are more fun to enjoy their food without knowing Raditya is away.

"Mothers, than hungry stomachs. This sweet fruit is enough to prop up a revolving stomach. From morning till afternoon Gini hasn't eaten." Indra took the small red fruit again.

"Hush! You don't be noisy. Raditya will know." Bayu reminded his partner who was eating it. But as they looked towards Raditya. And he did not see the person in question.

"Raditya where?" ask them simultaneously. Indra and Bayu looked around and saw no one around.

"Basically, you can eat here but not take a tax." Suddenly Raditya was above them. With his smile that made his two colleagues horrified.

"Ehh, you're here, Raditya. It's eating." With guilt, Bayu handed over the fruit he had not eaten.

The fruit was instantly eaten by Raditya. "Lumayan. I'm hungry too. There's still others, isn't there? We should use this to prop up our stomachs."

"Duh, I thought I'd be scolded." They both pat themselves on the forehead. Not expecting the attitude of their always serious colleague.

But not for long. Raditya immediately came down from the tree. He pulled his two friends to watch around and put on a watchful attitude. And their views refocused on their target.

"It looks like they will make a tent there," said Indra who stared at the group they followed.

"It seems like we need a break too. Are we making tents too?" ask Bayu to Raditya.

"It's up to you. I'll go find some food. My stomach has been in flutter from morning. They don't eat anything either." Every now and then, Raditya held his stomach that had not been filled with food. Except the fruit that his companion gave him.

The group that had been supervised by the three young men was making a tent. From the horse carriage that stopped, a beautiful princess appeared. With royal princess dress.

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