Pendekar Batari Mahadewi: The Journey to Find Your Self
Episode 349 Battle With Kalapati #2
The most busy gods when Batari Mahadevi and Kalapati fight are sea gods and earth gods. They were both strong enough to keep the sea waves from sweeping the land and the earth did not shake as happened when Batari Mahadevi fought against Andhakara. At that time, the god of the sea and the god of the earth could not do anything, so as a result many human civilizations were destroyed.
The dark spectator of the fight is the five Andhakara children spying on Mahabhumi. Of the five, the other two eventually sent word to the queen's mother, as well as other demonic creatures. The interesting news, in Mahabhumi there are no more Kalamerah and giant knights who are highly capable. So, if they want to live there, it can be said that the situation is safe. Maybe!
When Batari Mahadevi was still raining Kalapati with attacks, from within the sea Kalapati turned into a huge giant. The deep sea was only at his waist. With that large body, he could withstand the attack of Batari Mahadevi. Only, his movements became sluggish.
With one swipe of his hand, he opened the sea water as a weapon to attack Batari Mahadevi. The sea water that had been tied with great force was shot like a hard object, like iron balls that lead to Batari Mahadevi.
The god heirloom was moving agilely to avoid the invasion from below. However, the plume of water eventually fell back into the sea so that Batari Mahadevi had to avoid rain attacks from above and below. The longer it takes, there is no gap to escape. He darted straight towards Kalapati as he occasionally brushed away the water balls the size of the house that came towards him.
When it was near, Batari Mahadevi threw down a lightning strike that he sent down with high strength. He hoped Kalapati's chest would burn. But the truth is not so. The super-large Kalapati's body was unable to cope with such an attack. Batari Mahadevi is like a fly that hits the chest of an adult.
Kalapati shook her hand repeatedly towards the small golden object. Several times he escaped, but eventually he succeeded as well. Batari Mahadevi seemed to be hit with an object as big as a room so that his body crashed very far and splashed in the sea.
Kalapati is too slow to move and follow to the fall of Batari Mahadewi. So he turned his arm to that point, and threw a quick burst of light towards Batari Mahadevi.
Immediately there was a huge explosion with the force of a thousand tons of meteors that fell to the earth. It was the thing that the sea god and earth god hated the most. They once again had to withstand a massive wave with a height of fifty adults and an earthquake capable of splitting islands all over the earth. Countless fish died that day. The fish had tasted the taste of flying into space, then returned to the sea like raindrops, specks of fish that no longer live.
The god-heirloom girl still had a store of energy to continue fighting back. He darted fast and circled around Kalapati, then he entered into the giant ear hole. In it, he incarnated as a fireman and with great force he tried to create a powerful explosion there until the giant eardrum burned.
Batari Mahadevi immediately came out of the ear that reflected the black smoke. As the giant shouted cursing repeatedly while busy putting out the fire in his ear, Batari Mahadewi again darted into the nose of the giant who was like a cave with feathers up to his waist. It was really disgusting, but what a force, that was the only effective way to torture the huge beast that could withstand the beat.
The nose hair was also burning. With a body of fire, Batari Mahadevi is guaranteed from the giant snot disturbance. Then he continued to travel down to the throat, creating a big explosion there that makes Kalapati cough and make the heirloom god was thrown out and his head up to half his body stuck in the sand beach of the island.
The two of them fought back fiercely, still at an eye-catching speed. Five days passed and they were still fighting. It was just that their strength and speed had dropped drastically. Kalapati was in disbelief with the opponent he faced this time.
“Hey, don't you need a short break?” Kalapati.
“Good idea. How about half a day? you can't go anywhere and can't attack me!” batari Mahadevi Reply.
“Yes, I agree! There go first. I'll rest on that island! Don't cheat by asking the gods for help monitoring us on top of that! Let them be spectators, but beware if you interfere!” Kalapati.
Batari Mahadevi could feel that the heart of the giant king was good. At least he was honest, though not very smart. Suppose his destiny was not to kill the giant king, maybe he would not do it. Suddenly he hates destiny, which is beyond his power. Actually, maybe he could have made peace with the creature, as long as it did not harm each other. In fact, the truly dangerous enemy is the devil.
Kalapati sat cross-legged and immediately recovered his energy in a way similar to Batari Mahadevi's ability, which is to absorb the energy of the earth, sun, air, sea, and whatever is around him.
The divine heirloom immediately shot towards Nala who for these five days faithfully waited anxiously.
“What happened, Dance? why did you stop?” Nala wonder.
“We agreed to rest. Nala, let's get me some food. I'm really hungry! I only have half a day. Don't take too long. I will wait for you here while recovering my energy,” pinta Batari Mahadewi. The lover of heart immediately darted at the best speed he had, not to find a tavern that was still open, but to hunt a buffalo or similar animals on the nearest island from there.
As soon as Nala saw a herd of horses on an island she passed by, she caught one of the youngest. There's no buffalo horse so. Immediately he cleaned and skinned the horse at lightning speed, soaked it in the sea for a moment, then burned it with the body heat he radiated. Once mature, he immediately darted to meet his lover while carrying a roasted horse on his back and did not forget he also pulled out a coconut tree that many fruit, the fruit, who knows, his heart was thirsty after swallowing a horse of that size.
Batari Mahadewi's saliva melted when the roasted horse had arrived. But he also scrunched his forehead when he saw Nala dragging a coconut tree. Nala deserves to be an understanding standby husband, she wants to give birth to the boy one day, if possible. Who knows it might indeed be, living alone in a desolate place, with their two children who somehow came into being later. “Thank you very much My Nalaku, for a minute yes, I will finish this horse!”