Trio R: Retaliation Revenge Train
Chapter 25. Fate and seek with the spirit

When we got to Indekos house. Rahendra asked what they had seen at the food stall.

At first Rangga and Raka just fell silent and did not answer questions from Rahendra.

Raka leaned against the sofa, "So, Rahendra. We saw the spirit of Ratih in the restaurant..."

"We are still curious why he appeared at the restaurant" continued Rangga.

Rahendra raised his right eyebrow, "Could he be following us?"

"But why is he following us? I'm not involved in the case" said Rangga.

"Have not been discussed again. I'm gonna take a shower first." Raka walked into her room.

Rangga and Rahendra are in the middle of the room. They thought about what the purpose of the spirit of Ratih came to the restaurant.

After Raka finished the bath and was standing in front of the mirror. He saw a strange shadow standing by the window of his room.

Raka looked at the shadow from the mirror, "What is that? Is that..."

Raka slowly glanced towards the figure she saw in the mirror. However, the figure was not there and when Raka looked back at the mirror, the image of the figure was clearly visible.

Many times Raka looked at the window, she saw nothing. However, the figure was clearly visible in the mirror of the closet.

Raka looked down, "You want to play hide and seek with me huh." Raka looked at the figure from the mirror. "Haha.. If playing hide and seek not to be seen, there hide later I look for." said Raka.

Suddenly, the figure was already invisible in the mirror of Raka's wardrobe. Raka glared and then she ran out of the room.

Rangga and Rahendra bend their eyebrows when they see Raka running away from her room.

"Why are you running, Raka?" ask Rahendra.

"It's like being chased by demons alone" said Rangga.

Raka sat next to Rahendra, "I ran away because I saw a creepy figure in the room" Raka said.

"What kind of figure?" ask Rangga.

"What is the spirit of Ratih?"

Raka shook her head, "Not. That figure was a long-haired little girl and her eyes were extremely red."

Rahendra glanced at Rangga, "The figure of a child?"

Raka nodded, "Where was I taking him to play hide and seek again." Raka patted her forehead.

"Huh?" Rahendra and Rangga were shocked. "Gee. You should look for him then. Otherwise, he can get angry," said Rangga.

"Wad. Danger donk,"

"It's dangerous,"

Rangga, Rahendra and Raka go into Raka's room and look for the existence of the figure of the child that Raka meant earlier.

The three of them searched around the room, but they did not see the figure in Raka's room.

Rangga sat on the bed, "Where? There's no one here,"

"So, right, I said that I asked him to play hide-and-seek. It's possible that he's hiding around this house" Raka said.

Rahendra glanced at Rangga, "Let's find the city. Whether the figure really takes Raka seriously or not."

Trio R immediately split up in search of the figure of a little girl who was invited to play hide and seek with Raka.

Looking outside the house. Around the front yard, back, right and left. Rahendra searched every room. Room, Rangga and Raka's room. As for Raka, she searched in the living room, kitchen and warehouse.

"There's no one here. Maybe the spirit has gone" said Rangga.

Rahendra came out of Rangga's room, "I've checked every part of the room, but didn't find the girl's figure."

After inspecting the kitchen, Raka went inside a very dark warehouse. He tried to turn on the warehouse lights, but they could not turn on.

Raka slowly went into the warehouse, "Why do the lights wear off everything."

When Raka was already inside the warehouse, the barn door suddenly closed by itself. Raka immediately turned around and tried to open the door of her warehouse.

Raka knocked on the door, "Hey, Rangga, Rahendra! Don't joke donk. Quickly open the door!" yell Raka.

Many times Raka knocked on the door, Rangga and Rahendra did not answer her at all. Raka was forced to go deeper into the warehouse.

Raka stood in the middle of the dark room, "Are you that little gaphic? Are you the one who pranked me?"

Suddenly, Raka felt that someone was walking behind her. He turned his back and saw no one there.

Raka approached the wooden cabinet that was there, "Who's there?" ask Raka.

Raka took a deep breath. He then slowly opened the wooden cabinet. Closing her eyes, Raka opened the closet door.

Raka let out a sigh of relief, "There's nobody."

When Raka turned her body, she was surprised to see the little girl's spirit in front of her. The spirit glared with its red eyes.

Raka leaned against the closet, "What do you want from me little girl?" ask Raka.

"Play with me, play with me" said the girl's spirit in a loud voice.

"Play what?"

"Find body. I'm cold, I'm scared, help me,"

Raka bent her eyebrows, "Where's your body?" ask Raka.

"Go to the playground and look for me there" said the little girl's spirit.

The little girl suddenly disappeared. The door of the barn opened by itself. Raka immediately came out to his two friends.

Raka sat on the sofa with gasping breath. Rangga and Rahendra looked at him in wonder.

"Why you, Raka?" ask Rangga.

Raka looked at Rangga, "You know. The little girl locked me in a barn and she asked me to find her body."

"Searching for bodies?" Rahendra bent his eyebrows.

"Yes. He asked me to go to the park and look for his body there,"

"Let's go over there" Rahendra asked.

Rangga, Rahendra and Raka rush to the park at sunset. They split up in search of the little girl's body.

The whole area of the game was checked, but they did not find the body. Trio R sits leaning against Rahendra's car.

"Where's the body?" ask Rangga.

Raka looked at Rangga, "Oh, yes. At that time, he said he was cold."

"Cooling...?"

Rahendra stood up and went straight to somewhere. He walked toward the trash heap in the park.

Rahendra ruffled the pile and found the little girl's body there.

Rangga, Rahendra and Raka called the police and told them they had found the body of a child.

Raka whispered, "There is the spirit of Ratih,"

Rahendra and Rangga stared at the large tree across the park's landfill.

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