Trio R: Retaliation Revenge Train
Chapters 18. Take away the black cat

A few hours into the search, they found the black cat. The black cat had been hiding in the garbage box of the people's house. He looked so frightened when he saw the villagers staring at him.

A resident raised the black cat using his hand covered with pelastics.

They brought the black cat to the Village Chief's house for follow-up.

"We'd better burn this cat, Mr. Village Chief!" exclaim citizens.

"Yes. Rather than him bringing havoc on our village,"

"Yes! Burn it! Burn it!" shouted the villagers.

Trio R, who heard that they had found the black cat and were about to burn the cat, rushed to the Village Chief's house to stop their action.

They also started setting the black cat on fire. Trio R who was already in front of the Village Chief's house immediately looked for the existence of the black cat.

"We must be able to release the cat and stop the villagers from making the same mistake" Rahendra said.

"Yes. We better split up to find him,"

Rangga and Rahendra nodded. The three of them scattered around the Village Chief's house in search of the black cat found by the residents.

Looking around the front of the house. Rahendra looked for him around the back of the house. As for Raka, she searched inside the house.

Rangga, Rahendra and Raka search for the cat carefully so that the villagers do not suspect them.

"Push up! Where are you," Raka called out to the cat in a small voice.

When Raka was in the barn, she saw a cage covered by black cloth. He opened the cloth and saw what was inside.

"I finally found you" said Raka.

Raka immediately took the cat and hid it inside her clothes.

He then walked out of the house with an occasional look around.

When Raka was about to head for the exit, the Village Chief suddenly called out to her and made her stop her steps.

"Raka!" call the Village Chief.

Raka turned her back, "Yes, sir." said Raka.

"Where are you going?" ask the Village Chief.

"Meet my friends outside, sir," Raka said.

"Oo,"

The Village Chief then left Raka. He went back inside to approach the other citizens.

Raka can breathe a sigh of relief. After that, he went outside the house and notified his friends via chat watsap.

After getting word from Raka, the three of them met at the end of the street of the Village Chief's residential alley.

"Where's the cat?" ask Rangga.

Raka took the black cat out of her jacket and showed it to them.

After that, the three of them left the place. They brought the black cat to the house of Ratih's spirit.

"This is the safest place for you... Push," said Raka.

Raka stroked the black cat before she let go.

Raka let go. The cat then ran into the house of Ratih's spirit.

When he was at the door of the house, he turned around and stared at the three of them.

"Why is he staring at us?" Rangga.

"See...,"

"... Don't-don't..," Rahendra glanced at Rangga and Raka.

Ratih's figure then came out from inside the house and gazed towards the three of them.

Rangga, Rahendra and Raka slowly walked back and were about to leave the place.

Moooong! The cat was speaking very softly.

Rangga, Rahendra and Raka looked at each other. They felt the cat wanted to say something to them.

Rangga and Raka raised their eyebrows, "Sama-sama" said the trio.

After a while, the spirit of Ratih disappeared as well as the black cat.

Rangga, Rahendra and Raka are surprised to see the cat disappear along with the spirit of Ratih.

"Where is a cat?"

"Is the black cat really Miss Kunti's pet?"

"We better get out of here" said Rahendra.

Rangga, Rahendra and Raka leave the house. They returned to Nissa's house.

When they reached the Nissa family home, they were shocked to see the villagers had gathered there.

"What's this about? Why are they all here?" Rangga wondered.

"Maybe they know that we took the cat?" Raka glanced towards Rangga.

They also approached the villagers who were staring at them with furious gazes.

Rangga, Rahendra and Raka watched all of them as if to pounce on the three of them.

"Sorry, Sir. Why are you all gathered here?" ask Rahendra.

"Don't pretend not to know! You guys take the cat away!" peeking one of the residents.

Rangga, Rahendra and Raka looked at each other. They then admitted what they had done.

"Yes. We took the cat away" said Rangga.

"Why are you meddling in the affairs of this village, huh?! Who are you guys?" peekik one of the villagers.

The Village Chief then asked the residents to calm down and not make a scene.

"Son. Where are you taking the cat?" ask the Village Chief.

"We put it in the house of Ratih's spirit" replied Rahendra.

Heard the answer from Rahendra. All the villagers immediately fussed and talked to each other.

Rangga, Rahendra and Raka also pay attention and listen to what they say.

"The money can be this long" said one resident.

"Gue does not want to deal with the spirit anymore" said another resident.

"We better get out of here than we're looking to die" said another resident.

Hearing the words of the citizens, the Village Chief then asked them to be quiet and not say anything bad.

After that, the Village Chief asked all the residents to return to their respective homes.

After everyone left, Nissa and her family approached the trio of R and looked at them with many gazes they wanted to ask.

"Let's go inside, boy!" take Nissa's dad.

Rangga, Rahendra and Raka went inside and sat in the living room. They also talked about what they had done.

"If you can tell, why did you put that cat in that haunted house?" asked his father, Ratih.

"Because.. Hm.. We feel that the cat is safe there," said Rangga.

"Parent? Did ya? What about the fate of the people after this?"

"meaning?"

"Before, there was a citizen who thought the same as you. He put the cat in the house, but.. Bad things happened in this village, ." - His father Nissa told me what happened in the village a few months ago.

On the day after the residents put the black cat in a haunted house, the spirit of Ratih began to disturb the peace of the villagers by burning fields, forests and all valuables belonging to the village.

It was the worst day in the village and made the villagers miserable, short of money, unable to eat and drink and even dead.

Hearing the story of his father Nissa, they were shocked and felt something was strange about the incident.

"It is possible that one of the residents has done a bad thing that makes the spirit of Ratih angry with you" said Rahendra.

"Eitherway! But.. I'm sure with one thing, some residents will definitely pack up and leave this village,"