The Thousand Mask Warrior

Wooden Box

Siam, Ireng and Datuk Mas Kuning have been preparing everything for a long time. The third is the most keen to plan, discuss and finally train the group to run the thought.

Kittisak and the rest of the Siamese forces that could not be found by Dewa Step Three and the Malay warriors of Kedah, apparently prepared themselves at some point of the border. They guard the bridge over the river where people, both foreigners and Ayutthaya, pass by.

The examination is carried out quite strictly and measurable. The tension between the countries of Siam and Malay that makes the Siamese troops guard the border, not from the Malays, but rather to suspicious people who want to disturb and aggravate the situation and undermine the glory of Ayutthaya.

For example, the existence of news and wind news about the figure of the Thousand Mask Warrior seen in various places is very confusing. No one knew for sure what the goal of the unknown swordsman was. His attack on the Malacca fortress killed the intruders from Walanda Betawi and most recently his attack on Siam warriors who served Khun Wanchay na Ayyutthaya, as if putting himself on the Malay side of Kedah.

But is that really it? Kittisak could not conclude anything, which is clear, as one of the Ayyuthaya royal courtiers who had responsibility in one corner of the border of the two countries, he had to be prepared with a variety of possibilities, he had to be ready, including keeping the arrival of the famous swordsman.

Five Siamese soldiers armed with double swords on their backs were inspecting people passing a bridge over a river. Indeed, the area was actually already part of the Ayutthaya kingdom, only it was not far from the area of the Sultanate of Kedah.

Siam and Ireng were in front of the group. With a movement that looks flexible and natural, Siam just approached the soldiers.

Behind the five Siamese Ayutthaya soldiers who were inspecting everyone who was about to cross the bridge were several makeshift wooden buildings that appeared newly built. The wooden buildings were occupied by many more soldiers who were resting and alternating on guard. There were several horses moored, as well as Kittisak the retainer who always stood up and paced watching this guarding activity.

"Ah, my brother, the great warriors of Ayutthaya. What's the matter so that it's not as usual for years that there's been such a tight and this kind of inspection in Ayutthaya?" tanya Siam is of course in Siamese.

"You're Siamese, huh? How come you don't know what's been going on all this time? You're from Kedah anyway, aren't you?" reply to one of the Siamese soldiers dressed in red.

Clearly even the five Siamese warriors were suddenly interested when they heard the word 'Cape of Pura'. However, of course they hide the interest as best as possible.

"Ah, are you from Tanjung Pura? Then what did you bring from there to trade?" ask one of the other soldiers.

Ireng came forward. As others already know, Ireng also clearly able to speak Siamese, although not perfect.

He put a patch of cloth covered with his skin to the ground, then opened it.

There was a beautiful metal coated wooden box. When the wooden box was opened, the faces of the soldiers could no longer be covered. The charm of the beauty of the weapon inside the box blinded them.

There are several Javanese and Tanjung Pura style keris blades. There are even some Siamese and Chinese style daggers. Ireng took one Javanese keris dented thirteen and retracted it from its warangkanya.

Ireng raised the Mataram keris made with a mixture of metal materials Tanjung Pura island and showed it in front of the Siamese soldiers. Their eyes were wide with strokes, slurs and beautiful indentations of the weapon.

It should be the reason the Siamese and Ireng groups sell weapons to Ayutthaya this will work. The Siamese warriors alone had been seen to be interested in the results of the blacksmith that Datuk Mas Kuning had prepared earlier. They should believe that this group is arms dealers with good quality.

"Why did you sell those Javanese and Malay weapons to Ayutthaya? Do you think that the weapons of the Siamese people are of no quality so you need to buy the merchandise you carry?" exclaimed a soldier who appeared suddenly. "Do you not think that we also have our own form of weapons with quality and art that is more appropriate and in accordance with our habits and preferences?" continued the soldier.