DEATH WARRANT
DISCOVERED

After hearing Nanda's statement about the hellish record that the victim might have swallowed, Riko denied it as if she did not accept. “How could he swallow that note? He is not a rat can eat anything.’’

Nanda did not flinch for a moment, then pretended to think. However, he quickly replied, “You still want to use logic in this matter? Just be right! Three days since this case started, there was almost nothing that could be ground by reason! We have to think of various possibilities to solve it!’’ Ketus Nanda's a little bit riled up.

“Again, We won't die if we just swallow paper.” My chirps. Staring at Riko who was so irritated at the back.

“Oh yes? Paper as wide as hell notes that go into digestion does not die?’’ Ask Riko. Her annoying face was still unacceptable. “Yang true!’’

“Yes. According to doctor how?’’ I asked Nanda who raised the speed of the car.

“I've called them, after we checked Angga's house, but until now there has been no news from them.”

Yeah right, I saw him call when he left that guy named Hamdi. But one thing was bothering my head. It wasn't that this afternoon, when we were looking for her Astrologer friend, she told me she didn't have a cell phone? Then why…? What is the purpose of this mysterious creature? I quickly dispelled those strange thoughts again.

“Then we ask them directly at the hospital.” My cetus.

Nanda nodded. He stepped on the accelerator pedal to increase speed.

Almost any. Unthinkable to ordinary people. If only the doctor had stated there was paper in the stomach of koban. You can be sure Jara is a very observant homicidal maniac. All the movements he made were almost unpredictable. My eyes were glued to a billboard that was plastered in a red light. A beautiful girl posed sitting with a smile beside the refrigerator, her hair fluttering in the wind. Billboard by Amelia. He smiled happily.

Just remembering it is enough to make me dizzy. Could this be some kind of message from Amelia? I suddenly remembered all the victims who died before my eyes. It had been three days more Amelia lost what had happened to her. I shook my head eliminating any bad thoughts that might happen to her.

The traffic lights turned green. The car we drive is going faster. As I thought aimlessly like a person trapped in a vast labyrinth continuously stepped in the same passageway.

The sound of a cell phone ringing from next to me. I looked at Nanda who was trying to get the phone out of her pocket. Nanda is serious. He just answered all the questions from the guy behind the phone.

I don't think I need to check who contacted him. My head quickly told me it was from the hospital.

“How?’’ I looked at him curiously.

“Our guess is right!” The answer.

“I didn't think!” Riko Refut.

Sure enough, Nanda was contacted by the Hospital. They told me they found the paper in the victim's stomach. The paper was completely smashed into pieces.

Not long after we arrived at the hospital where Angga was at the autopsy. Rushing we ran to the victim's room, a surgeon was waiting for us there. He told me everything. I also asked the doctor Riko's question.

Doctors say humans will not die if they swallow paper. He explained that paper is an organic compound that can be digested by stomach acid so that people who swallow it do not have to worry about danger. The human body will digest and break it down into simple compounds. This compound cannot be absorbed by the small intestine and large intestine so that later discarded along with the stool.

He explained in detail and in full. The conclusion we took was that the record would be destroyed in digestion. After getting that information. We're moving away.

Forensics said the note had been in the victim's stomach for a day. If only, he hadn't checked Hana this afternoon, maybe the note would have come out with the poop. They guessed that note would be completely destroyed inside his stomach tonight. What a fortune Jara.

My guess must be right. Jara must have bet with the police. He had already guessed that we were going to check on the man named Angga. At least he had expected we would catch the man before the note came out of his stomach. It's certain the police lose their bet with him.

Obviously the bet will fail if Hana does not find the man named Angga. Her hell records will be out of the belly tonight. And he'll survive that terrible ritual.

“Jara, What a very unique killer.” Riko said amazed as she walked towards the car.

I turned around to see her body left behind. “Ya, I agree with you.’’

Riko walked quickly over to us. “Is he a doctor?’’

“Jara do you mean?’’ Nanda asked.

“Entah... Actually there is a more important question and keeps on pushing from earlier in my head...Why did he kill that man?’’ I looked at Nanda with hope she answered.

“How could I know!’’ His impact.

It became a big question mark on my head why he killed that man named Angga. But more importantly, why did Jara make such a mistake?

I stared at Riko and Nanda. “Do you think Jara thought we would know that hell record in the victim's stomach?’’

“I think... No! Why?’’

“Why?...You're sure he didn't think we'd find that hell record in Angga's stomach!’’

“Sure, with found the note.he gave us a hint. As the doctor said. Had Hana not checked on the guy. The hellish record will be destroyed and it is possible that the ritual that binds Angga will fail. Is Jara that stupid to give us such a valuable clue?’’

“Yes, I also thought the same thing. but..”

“What do you mean, Oi?’’ Riko looked annoyed looking at us.

“You don't understand? Jara was afraid that the hell record was ruined!’’ Ketus Nanda on Riko.

I nodded to understand something.

“What happens if the record is destroyed?’’ Nanda asked to lure Riko in.

“You mean, how to undo this hell record by destroying it.’’ Answer Riko.

“Maybe... When viewed from the pattern it does. How about we try it?’’

“Hah.. You mean, we killed someone using this record!”

“Yes. Let's just try.”

“No, it's too crazy!’’ I snapped.

“Why? Before the test victim dies we destroy this record!’’ He casually replied so sure.

“If failed.’’ I cut the sentence.

Nanda was silent for a moment.

“Forget that crazy idea!’’ Ketusku.

The three of us were silent for a moment thinking about what Jara's true purpose was.

“If only he knew we would find a note inside the victim's stomach, I feel like there's something he wants to do?’’ My voice asked to break the silence.

“What do you think?’’

I took a deep breath before answering.

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