White Eagle Warrior 2

Cave of Demon

No longer able to get up, but the four black creatures of the cave doorkeeper still had a chance to sigh, making their lives not leave the body. Their bodies were stiff and immovable, with most of them encased in extremely cold ice crystals.

By bringing Suhita, Mahesa stepped over the body of the creepy creature. No matter how much pain came from their mouths.

"Dad, where is the cave door, since Hita had not seen anything," Suhita dyed. Wasn't it his father who said that the terrible creature was the gatekeeper of the cave.

"That, in front," Mahesa answered briefly. With his hands wagging in the direction he meant.

After blinking, Suhita was so surprised because suddenly in front of them had seen a fairly large cave hole. It is also called a cave of demons. It is only natural that it will be hard to find.

"This cave is just an ordinary cave, just like a cave in general. It is formed in a cliff with hard rocks around it. Only, those who occupy caves are not humans, so they have the ability to hide the cave from the sight of the general public," said Mahesa.

There was also the purpose of their arrival just to ask about the story of the Thorny Lotus seedling that Suhita was looking for. Thank you if you find another resource in there. Mahesa considered that the stealth group there understood a lot about rare resources. That is because they have been involved in conflicts several times, especially when Mahesa was still active in the Golden Dragon Organization as the ancient Bayu Samudera.

"Yes .. they ..." Suhita pointed towards the several demons that appeared at the bend of the cave.

"Don't be afraid, they don't mean to be evil," Mahesa calmed Suhita down.

Although the faces of the demons looked extremely cruel and hateful, in fact they lowered their heads when Mahesa and Suhita arrived.

"Didn't you ever promise not to mess up our place again?! Now what?!" a man in white clothes asked. His body was still turned back to Mahesa.

"I came carefully, inviting my students to take a look at the medicinal plants you have. It's not my fault that your bodyguards acted impolite" Mahesa said, stepping past the demons standing to the left and right of the road.

The demon inside, his body shape is similar to that of a human, only his facial expression is so flat.

The white-robed man stepped increasingly into the cave. It was followed by Mahesa and Suhita. They kept walking until I knew how much time had passed. What is clear, when Suhita realized that the room they were heading to was very spacious. It was not like a cave, but rather a residence that was also equipped with a flower garden and various medicinal herbs.

"What do you need?" asked the white-robed man to Suhita.

Suhita did not reply immediately, she turned her head towards Mahesa. Asking for word help, that Hita should answer what to that question.

Mahesa nodded, agreeing to whatever Suhita would say.

"Emmm, Sir. A patient of mine is very ill with poison. And I needed a plant that was the beginning of the poison growing. The Thorny Lotus Flower," Suhita replied.

The man in white robes looks surprised not dumbass. He stared at the faces of Suhita and Mahesa in turn. Frankly, Suhita himself had never seen how the shape of the plant called the Thorny Lotus. Until he could not guess whether or not there were resources he was looking for in that place.

"really?! Can I borrow the book you mean. Not for long, I just need it here and it's not brought home."

Again the expression on the face of the white-robed man changed again. The request that Mahesa made really made her dizzy. If not obeyed, then what can they do if Mahesa still forced. There is, only destruction. The strength of the swordsman is not like humans in general.

Nyi Nilam Sari, the leader of the stealth group appeared from behind the door. Accompanied by several large bodyguards. The middle-aged woman looked attentively at the two humans who were visiting her place.

"Sir Master, welcome. If you don't mind, let me entertain you first. Please follow us," respectfully Nyi Nilam Sari invited Mahesa.

Mahesa put her hands together in front of her chest, followed by Suhita they bowed in greeting.

"Thank you, Nyai. But there's something else important we want to know. And you know, I don't think it's necessary for me to repeat the purpose of our arrival."

Nyi Nilam Sari let out a long sigh. Before then he nodded weakly. He glanced towards the white-robed man and his guards. Without a direct order, they hurried to leave the place.

Now there were only Mahesa, Suhita and Nyi Nilam Sari standing inside that sizable room. For a while, they just kept silent while looking at the medicinal plants in the well-ordered courtyard.

"You came on behalf of the Golden Dragon Organization or with personal interests?" tanya Nyi Nilam Sari later.

"I came for him. My students are interested in you. I hope you think of him as I am" Mahesa said, pointing to Suhita.

Nyi Nilam Sari looked at Suhita from head to toe, attentively and deeply. Until finally a smile fell on his lips after they shook hands.

"God Tabib. It is an honor if I am allowed to help you" said Nyi Nilam Sari.

"Mrs Nilam, now you know not what you should do. I hope you don't object" Mahesa returned to pay respect.

Nyi Nilam Sari smiled faintly. He nodded then took Suhita to go with him, he would help as much as he could. Not because of the influence of Mahesa or known as Bayu Samudera from the Golden Dragon Organization, but because Nyi Nilam Sari knew he was with a future physician.

Suhita turned to Mahesa, begging for permission to leave.

"Yes, careful. I'll wait here" Mahesa replied with a confident smile.

Actually, there were many questions in Suhita's mind, why did Mahesa not go with her. They even chose to wait in that place. However, on the other hand Suhita also had to believe more in herself and not have to rely on her father. Perhaps, that is what Mahesa now instilled. Stand on your own feet, not depending on others.

Suhita followed Nyi Nilam Sari's steps towards the room which contained many types of books. He would lend me a book on the rare Thorny Lotus plant.