Pendekar Batari Mahadewi: The Journey to Find Your Self
Episode 180 of the Swargadwipa Special Forces Movement
It is not easy to mobilize one million and five hundred thousand Swargabhumi troops to Swargadwipa. That large amount demanded huge costs as well as extraordinarily difficult coordination. Moreover, half of the troops can be said to be amateur soldiers who do not understand martial arts and have poor discipline.
However, the troop has leveled every village they pass, no matter what the purpose. To be sure, they would stop for a moment in every village they passed, plunder whatever was there, and kill the citizens who did not escape when the troop of soldiers arrived. Food and clean water is a need that must be met to maintain the health of all the soldiers so that every opportunity, they will fill the availability of their supplies that are easily obtained in the villages.
The most avoided thing from such a large group is the matter of infectious diseases. If the healers who belong to the group find any suspicious health problems, for example there are two or three soldiers sick and show the same symptoms, then the soldier must be removed; abandoned, abandoned, told to return home, or killed if the condition is severe.
The Mahapatih Hamapadayana has deployed special forces that have moved in advance. They were all assigned to ensure the safety of the track that would be passed, as well as monitor if there were suspicious movements from Swargadwipa who wanted to create chaos in the Swargabhumi team.
It was also calculated by Pradipa. As one of the young and powerful warriors who has had a degree, he has learned a lot about the army, the tactics of war, and leadership during his time in Swargadwipa. So when he led a hundred young warriors to destabilize the enemy army, he had already prepared many things.
The first thing Pradipa did was to recognize well all the potential possessed by each of the warriors he led. He divided the warriors into several groups, according to their devotion and the kind of knowledge they possessed. He divided the hundred soldiers into three groups, and he also raised three leaders to lead each group. Thus, his task became much lighter and tidy.
The first group is the shadow army, which consists of a number of warriors who possess illusory powers as well as the science of lightening a tall body. The group was assigned to clean up the Swargabhumi spy forces around the area that will be used as a route to Swargadwipa.
The second group was a group that understood well about poison science even though they were white-flow warriors.
Black warriors chose not to engage in battle this time around. In addition to their numbers being much less after losing the attack they had on Swargadwipa, they preferred to wait and make good use of the impact of the war that could have been to their side.
The second group that has a good knowledge of poison will be tasked to confuse the enemy forces with poison. This method is indeed a bad way and can tarnish the good name of Swargadwipa because it is considered sneaky, but in critical situations, any way will be done to survive against a very large number of opponents.
The third group is a highly capable group that will target food carts and weaponry.
The tasks performed by Pradipa are not tasks that will be completed in a day. He and his team will complete the task gradually and in a long time. They would all disguise themselves in such a way as to carry out their duties.
The first group, consisting of illusory warriors and experts in the science of lightening the body would move quickly as the vanguard, which cleared all the spies of the opposing forces. They were well aware that the spy forces they were facing were not ordinary soldiers. They are warriors who at least have the science of lightening a tall body.
A few days after that first group made its move, the second group that was skilled in terms of poison and infiltration started to move. At night, the warriors moved separately from various directions to the camp of Swargabhumi warriors. They will pour poison into the water and food supply at each of the Swagabhumi army's public kitchen posts, which are in the thousands and scattered throughout the campground.
Work is not an easy thing. Besides they should not be caught, they should also not be known to have spread poison. So, when carrying out the mission, each swordsman who joined the second group will kidnap one Swargabhumi soldier and rob them of their uniforms. That way, the warriors sent by Pradipa will be a little free to move at night because even the soldiers who are on guard will not care about it.
After the mission was completed, the poison masters rejoined the third group that would carry out an impromptu attack led directly by Pradipa. As planned, the impromptu attack aimed to damage as much of the enemy's arsenal as possible, burning as much of the food supply as possible, and kill horses and elephants which would be very troublesome Swargadwipa troops later.
After the second group completed its mission, the next morning, Swargabhumi's army was in an uproar because many soldiers had died of poisoning. Although it only takes thousands of victims, but the persistence makes Mahapatih Hamapadayana very angry, especially in the last few days before the poisoning, he also did not get any reports from the spy forces he had sent.
Hamapadayana knew that there was a secret attack from Swargadwipa. From the day he lost many soldiers to poisoning, he tightened guard and was always careful before eating food and drinks. Of course it makes the mental health of Swargabhumi soldiers decrease. They are always overshadowed by misgivings.
A few days after that, at another place when Swargabhumi's troops set up camp to rest, Pradipa and the warriors he led prepared to create chaos.
Pradipa chose the early hours of the morning before dawn, when many of the enemy troops had already lost their vigilance, he and his followers would move to spread towards the weapons storage tents, food storage tents, and other weapons, and an army of elephants and horses to get into action.
As agreed, Pradipa and some of the high-scientific warriors who accompanied him would first infiltrate the tent of Mahapatih Hamapadayana to create chaos and divert all the attention of the enemy forces. After that, other warriors will burn the enemy's supply tents.
Pradipa and the warriors who accompanied him were well aware that the task they were running was very dangerous. They were ready if they had to die, or they could not escape.
“Brothers, we may die tonight. I hope you can save yourself after we make a mess in Swargabhumi's coach tent. If you are safe, then immediately gather to the place we agreed to. If I fall in this task, then all of you survivors must return to Swargadwipa. No need to join the first group.” Pradipa said giving directions before they started moving.
The possibility of survival is very small considering the number of magic warriors who stand guard in the tent Mahapatih Hamapadayana. However, Pradipa and his chosen comrades were warriors who were difficult to kill.