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Hints from Dreams

The smell was getting stinging and everything seemed to be vomiting, not especially Gomgom which made me wonder.

From the direction of the headless chicken came a very glare ray, and this sound was very deafening.

It was suddenly dark and it felt like it was being carried away to another world.

A thick, white, thick fog blocked this eye view, but it sounded like running water.

His voice was exactly like a waterfall, only able to fall silent as the thick fog blocked the sight of the eyes.

Slowly the thick fog disappeared and began to be seen the waterfall from its flowing base, and finally the entire waterfall could be seen because the mist was gone.

uh.....

So surprised a pair of grandparents suddenly appeared before me and it turned out that I was right in front of the thatched-roof hut.

"eta ma tu bagas amang." *Toba Batak language.

(let's go inside the boy).

I don't know why I can't talk, and I'm just following the words of this grandfather.

Like looking at a movie scene, where someone is rocked by many residents.The grandfather shows something that shows life in his past.

Where a pair of grandparents were dragged and then tied up in a fairly large tree trunk.

After being tied up, the residents collected firewood, then straw and firewood again on the sides of the two of them, until the wood coated with straw reached the waist of a pair of grandparents.

Then the residents threw torches that interjected into a pile of firewood covered with straw.

Not long ago the fire grabbed them both, but the grandfather just laughed while his wife continued to cry.

Then came two men, who tried to stop the burning and the two men were confronted by the residents.

It was seen that the grandfather pointed towards the two men, and the one man pointed at the grandfather was very similar to my late oppung (my grandfather).

The man who looked like my Oppung, then turned to look at me, as if he was about to say.

Then the soundless display disappeared from my sight, now I can only look at this grandfather and grandmother who were in the scene I just saw.

"na imbar tu Oppung nahinan Ima Natua-tua muna, Ima namargoar si dippos. bolo na in hambirang nai Ima si Poltak.* Batak dialogue

(which is similar to Oppung is your great-grandfather, whose name is dippos.who on the left is the Poltak).

"so ikkon pinoppar ni do boi mandongani mappasidung Manang mangulahi."

(it must be from the descendants of those two people who can help end or start again).

"ho ma sada amang pinoppar na boi mangurupi pinoppar hu dohon nadi juppangi mi."

(you are one of the descendants who can help the descendants and the people you have met).

"Nga made nasida cyan non, na tudos tu uloan ni. Ima na tongos ni pinoppar ni si Poltak."

(the need to end or start has been taken from here. brought by the descendants of the Poltak).

"Bolo dang dungo do pe annon pinoppar hi, tutung ma manuk sibirong ngi. tudos museng nung dungo dua nasida i las tutung ma manuk na dua i."

(if the offspring is not yet roasted, burn the black chicken and if they have woken up burn the black chicken.)

(which makes it so is heredity as well, but it will lose because I am stronger than his send it).

"hehe ma ho amang, hu patudi pe dalan mu."

(go home son, I'll show you the way).

The grandfather and grandmother led me out of the hut, and we walked down the path.

"bolo nung muap akka flowers i, Ima lapatan tung massai jonok tu luat on."

(if it has smelled the smell of flowers that are blooming, it means it is near the destination)

After saying so, this granny continued to sue me and only fell silent as she walked.

"ingot on amang, on ma haria ara. bolo tung adong dongan mu holan border don boi da. sprinkle ma dohot tano mesh dohot aek around na on. jala baen ma Gondang junjungan, parpasukkun ma tu pinoppar ni si Poltak. "

(remember son, this banyan tree.if there are other friends, just get here. sprinkle the soil and water around this tree and make Gondang junjungan, and, question the descendants of the Poltak)

Then we went on, and we crossed the root-filled bridge, and the root was the support of this bridge.

Then a lot of Ara trees, this path is getting wider.looks some of the debris of the house that has been weathered.

"Untila talihon tu hambirang jala tu siamun dung sahat dison. tu jolo ma stare, mesh bereng dalan mu."

(do not look left and right if you have arrived here, look ahead and see your footsteps).

keep stepping then there is like a pile that reaches a height of maybe 5 meters and up.

"bolo adong cyan luit i, Unang tangihon. torus bereng tu jolo."

(if there is a sound from the pile don't mind, keep going).

We continued walking, and we came somewhere and saw the light coming from the torch.

"nian ma luat i amang, cyan pudi jabu pinoppar ni poltak ma dalan tu son."

(that's the village, from the back of the house of the Poltak's descendants to here).

"bolo naeng ro tuson, unang bereng tu pudi, torus mardalan.unang tangihon akka sound."

(if you want to come here, do not look back. keep walking and do not care about any sound.)

"sian on down ma tu lombang ngan, jonok na ma tu luat an.

(from here it goes down and it's not far to the village.)

Tangihon ma sude hata sipansingot hu asa unang lilu hamu amang jala hamogan.

(hear all my counsel, let you be lost and not perish).

Hehe ma ho amang, boan ma pinoppar hu tu son. bolo nga down ho Amang Unang face tu pudi."

(go son, and bring my descendants here, if you have come down from here and do not look back).

I kept going without looking back, not long after I saw Mr. Didit and Aris calling me.

The two of them stood behind the house, calling out My name and finally the ray of glare drove us away.