The Destiny of the Demon Sword
Practicing Archery
During the day when the sun was so hot to sting the skin, Uncle Apiak invited Orange to hunt in the Tiger forest.
"Uncle, can I come?" Rajuk Naray asked for it.
"Hem! This is very dangerous, not that Uncle doubts your abilities. But more to keep your safety" said Uncle Apiak refused.
"Okay, Uncle" replied Naray resigned.
Rindu and Rindi approached the three with an arrow bow to be used by Jingga and Uncle Apiak in hunting in the forest.
"Joga, good luck" said the twins together.
"Orang, not Joga" protested Orange and then turned around following Uncle Apiak.
"The two mean Ajo Jingga, like Naray who calls you Aa" Apiak's uncle explained.
"Ha ha, sorry Uncle. I just found out, but why should it be shortened to my name?" Keleh Orange while asking.
"Do not know" replied Uncle Apiak then turned to the field.
"Uncle, why are we turning?" Ask Orange wonder.
"Uncle must know your archery skills first" replied Uncle Apiak and asked Jingga to try to shoot the target in front of him in the open field where villagers used to practice archery.
"He he he, I can't shoot, Uncle" said Jingga with a grimace.
Uncle Apiak smiled to see it, he then lifted his bow and shot an arrow right at the target.
Gu! Taps!
"Great uncle" praises Orange.
He was actually not very interested in arrow weapons because his speed far exceeded that of darting arrows, but in the current mortal realm, he did not have the demonic energy to fly like before. I don't want him to be able to use it.
"Do you want to practice archery?" Ask uncle Apiak.
"You, Uncle" replied Jingga quickly.
"Alright, Uncle will teach you from now on"
"The most basic thing in archery is the attitude of standing, standing up and positioning two legs parallel to the shoulders" said Uncle Apiak.
"Uncle, is archery obligated to stand? In war I can die first before I can lift the bow" asked Jingga protesting.
"Don't protest before following, in the future you can shoot in any position" replied Uncle Apiak feeling a little annoyed.
Orange nodded his head and followed his instructions, the first step he followed well. He then followed the next step which was to install arrows, hold a bow, turn the target, pull and raise the hand that holds the bow.
The orange looked so tense, his hands slightly shaking. This was the first time he practiced archery.
"Repeat" pinta uncle Apiak who saw it tense.
"Rilex is the key, you can never shoot in a tense situation" Apiak's uncle explained.
Orange nodded then repeated it again, every time he tensed. Uncle Apiak asked him to repeat. At any time, Orange can finally relax do it.
"Good! Now pull until it touches the nose and keep the hand position straight" continued Uncle Apiak.
The plot!
"Getcum!" The Ringis of Orange had its head cut off.
"Hold your head, Orange" snapped Uncle Apiak while twisting a little angled orange elbow.
"Move the arm muscles into the back muscles, aim at the target and release" Apiak's uncle instructed.
Gu!
The tweet! The tweet! The tweet!
The arrows deviated away from the target, the birds behind the target board immediately flew. Orange shook his head.
"Good enough, today you repeat what Uncle taught you. Practice diligently" said Uncle Apiak then left him to practice alone.
After the departure of Uncle Apiak who hunted animals, Jingga again repeated his training.
One hundred, two hundred times even until the afternoon of Orange continues to repeat it. He then stopped when the target board was so damaged that it was hit by a target arrow that was glued.
Over twenty arrows he carried were damaged and blunt. With a satisfied smile, Orange returned home.
"Lumayan, there is an increase. But, Uncle. Are there any other arrows?" Answer the orange questions.
He handed over the bow and the set of arrows that had been broken.
"I love your persistence young man, now clean yourself up and then we eat together" Fireak's uncle smiled at him.
In the evening Jingga helped Uncle Apiak repair the broken arrows in the yard next to the house that has a wooden hut that Uncle Apiak used to do a craft, which he used to do, like making bows and arrows.
"Uncle, when was the last time a child abduction case occurred?" Ask Orange while honing the pointed metal of the arrow.
"Two days ago, but not in this village, it happened in the next village" replied Uncle Apiak.
"Is there magic here or unusual mystical things?" Back to Orange asked.
"Wherever there will always be magic, but.." said Uncle Apiak disconnected.
He recalled something unnatural that happened months before the first kidnapping happened.
"Why, Uncle?" Ask Orange.
"Here you go, Uncle can't think too far" he replied ignoring what came to his mind.
"No problem, Uncle. Just say! If it is possible we can find the root of the problem to solve the mystery of the kidnapping that occurred lately" response Jingga dashed the doubts that are depicted on the face of Uncle Apiak.
After hearing the words of Orange, Uncle Apiak finally revealed everything he thought.
The orange continued to listen carefully and tried to conclude.
"It looks like this case has the same pattern, but with such a terrible condition of victimization, it reminds me of the efforts of the demon race who exchanged witchcraft with the human race" thought Jingga linking it.
"Thus, why daydream?" Tegur uncle Apiak.
"It's okay, Uncle. I was just thinking of helping Uncle solve this problem" replied Jingga.
"Already, you're just a guest here. Let us villagers find a way out to reveal it" Apiak's uncle said and re-entered his home.
Jingga is still continuing the repair of the arrow that is only a few, Naray out of the house and then approached Orange with a cup of hot tea.
"Drink the tea first" Naray offered.
"Thank you, tomorrow we practice archery, Uncle Fireak made you a bow" replied Orange.
"Thank you?" Tanya Naray was so excited.
"Yes" answered the short orange.
He then stopped his activities and took a cup of tea and sipped it.
"Neng knows what I miss?" Chirps Orange asked
"What, A?" Naray's question-back didn't know it.
"I miss fighting with strong opponents, the fight in Sukamati hamlet does not make me satisfied. Hopefully on this Golden Island I get a commensurate opponent who can spur my adrenaline" replied Jingga fiery.
"Is it just a fight that could make Aa happy?" Ask Naray.
"Yes, I live to fight, if there is no fight, I feel weak" he replied.
Naray then left with a lethargic look.
The orange caught up with him and pulled Naray's hand and grabbed him.
"Will Neng be my foster sister?" Ask Orange.
Naray, who he heard was so upset, wanted more than just to be a sister. Moreover, he heard for himself, the twin girls liked the Orange.
"No, I don't want Aa to be the lover of one of Uncle Apiak's children" Naray refused.
"What do you mean, Neng?" Ask Orange.
"It's okay, A. But fine, I want to be Aa's foster sister" she replied, who changed her mind.
"Ah, not so. It was nolak, now it's nerima. You female!" Ketus Jingga then turned back to the log cabin.
"Aa egotist" replied Naray directly running into the house.