Sanggana 6 Agreements Muara Jerit
Tester 33: Cross-World Shippers

*Evenue String Agreement (Traffic)*

As it turns out, the Sailor Wife Trio feels the loss of a handsome person after they do not find Joko Calm in her rental home. Previously they were not informed about the morning agenda of Joko Tenang.

Finally they decided to wait for Joko Calm at Nangita's house. That was because the condition of the Capital was being crowded by soldiers who were on guard and patrolling. The sound of their chatter is crowded, especially if they are laughing that does not have a boundary line, as if it is indeed the season of laughter.

And when Joko Calm returned to his rental home, Subini, Rinda and Nangita immediately scattered like chicks asking to suckle to the mother.

The behavior of the three wives of the man, inevitably makes Joko Calm can not immediately rest. Patiently Joko Calm served the three with chatter and jokes.

“Where are you from, Joko?” That was the basic question and the first one was asked by them to the red-lipped man.

“Tasting Princess Ani.... Aiiih, wrong, tasted golden belly fish egg food at Muara Jerit Restaurant,” replied Joko Calm a sloppy prank that made the three mothers a heart spot.

“Joko!” pekik Rinda was shocked while pounding hard on Joko Calm's arm, so anxious because he was teased by calling the name Princess Ani Saraswani. But either, whether it falls into the category of temptation or not.

“Hahaha!” joko Laughter Calmly saw the reaction of the mothers.

Yes, such is the level of development of the familiarity of Joko Calm with the three mothers who always do not bring their children when they are gathered. The three mothers had dared to play a hit. Fortunately the one who was hit was still limited to the arm, not the other.

At the end of the day, Joko Calm is taking a break. Not to go far, but just to close your eyes for a moment in the room, certainly not with the three mothers.

Because he had met Joko Calm and chatted, Trio Wife Sailor was not a problem, especially Joko Tenang said that he would go to the residence of Minister Badaragi later this afternoon.

Short story.

That afternoon, Joko Calm went south of the Capital City following the instructions of the Mountain Foot Troop soldier named Ajianji. In the midst of the rapid development of the situation of the Palace and the Capital, Joko Tenang needs to be mobile quickly too. He also chose horse riding. Although Joko Tenang has a movement that is very fast to not look ordinary eyes, but Joko Tenang does not want the magic umbar, enough charm.

True said Ajianji, after asking one time to a citizen, Joko Calm was able to find a cross-World Shipper. There was a large plank plank attached to one of the short wooden stilt buildings.

Cross-World Shippers are three short wooden stilt buildings with letter L patterns. In the courtyard there were many pedicures and carts of various sizes. Some are being used, some are being harassed because jobs are hard to come by, there are even horse-free wagon. There are also many people who work, either on the page or on the homepage.

Seeing the arrival of a foreigner riding, a man who was initially working to tie a pile of goods on a two-horseed pedicure, immediately welcomed the face of Joko Calm's horse, even though Joko's face was more handsome than the horse.

“Welcome to the Cross-World Shipper, Aden Swordsman,” said the hard-bodied man with a friendly smile and nodded once.

It is like that SOP delivery service bureau. All guests who come are considered as prospective service users, so it must be served as well and as friendly as possible.

Joko Calm down not only with her feet, but also with a smile.

“I want to use the services of a shipper to deliver coffee to another kingdom. Can it?” ask Joko Calmly.

“Very can, Swordsman,” replied the man with a big smile.

He immediately tethered the horse of the prospective customer.

“Let's come with me, Swordsman,” said the man.

For a moment, the workers looked at Joko Calm who was indeed her stature so had an attraction.

Welcoming man Joko Settlement ushered in the wooden building in the middle. Just reaching the stairs which consisted of only three wooden steps, the worker was already shouting.

“Abang Kintir!” he shouted, then entered the door that was wide open as wide as its width.

Joko Calmly followed. They went into a roomy room that looked like a bedroom, only one thing, namely the existence of a wooden bed in red and yellow pillows, also rolled yellow.

On the wooden bed sat a beautiful woman who was a beautiful adult, because her age was half a century minus eleven years. Part of his long hair was bun and pierced with a mini arrow, the tip was allowed to unravel freely as freely as his right thigh which was exposed wide showing sincerity and whiteness. The woman was gloved, but she was sitting like in a coffee shop with her right knee on the bend standing up.

The bright red-lipped woman was facing a small table in front of her. On top of his desk is a series of throws, complete with ink and a mini brush.

The work of the woman in bright blue so stopped with her right hand holding the brush and her eyes sharply stared at the doorway. His thick black eyes focused on Joko Calm who was charming. However, the woman called by the name of Abang Kintir is not fascinated by Joko's good looks, but she tries to accept what she sees, which is a man with a crush.

“What's your name, Kisanak?” asked Brother Kintari without a smile, very contrasted with the attitude of his workers.

“My name is Joko Calm,” replied Joko Calmly.

“Go, Geldik!” abang Kintir orders while tidying up his seat and closing his thighs neatly. It seems like he has some shame on Joko Calm.

Without saying any more, the man who turned out to be named Geldik immediately turned around and left. He returned to his duty.

“Close to here, Joko Quiet!” call the lady who seems fierce and without a smile.

“She must be a spinster.” That was Joko's guess Calm in the heart.

Joko Calam walked forward to the front of Abang Kintari.

“Sakti people can not move a lot of goods to a place with his magic,” said Abang Kintari. “Oh yes, my name is Abang Kintari. I'm the owner of the Cross-World Shipper. What are you sending and where, Joko?”

“I bought coffee in Gusti Minister Badaragi. I asked to be sent to the Lesser Sanggana Royal Palace. Leave it to Gusti Ratu Tirana,” Java Joko Calm.

“Good. I recorded it first,” said Abang Kintari.

The woman named the man then wrote on her chest with her mini brush.

“How much?” asked Abang Kintari while looking intently at Joko Calm.

“Ten crates.”

“Only ten crates?”

“Yes. But that's not all. I want to ask, can you transport the logs of the great trees of the Eternal Night Forest to the Shallow River in Kerbo?” ask Joko Calmly.

“Do not doubt us!” said Brother Kintir steady. (BH)