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Examiner 8: Great Guest

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A large cavalry in yellow-black uniforms escorted a magnificent golden-yellow chariot. The room is quite large, larger than a normal size horse carriage room. The carriage was pulled by four horses dressed in yellow.

The number of troop horses in black yellow uniforms was fifty, plus ten horses ridden by warriors, and plus ten horses ridden by women in yellow uniforms but models of servants.

There was one good-looking horse ridden by a dashing man half a century and two years old. He is tall and muscular.  The muscle is clearly reflected in the blue clothes. He keeps a pretty thick mustache. He wore a kuluk kanigara hat on his head which was also a bright blue with a gold stripe. The dashing man is Mahapatih Batik Mida who has the nickname of Panglima Dada Perkasa.

He came as Mahapatih of the Lesser Sanggana Kingdom who was sent to Balilitan Kingdom, a kingdom that was united by one of Prabu Dira's wives. The mahapatih is accompanied only by his beloved and most beautiful wife for him. His wife, named Baku Goddess Shadow of Death, is now in a horse-drawn carriage room with Queen Lembayung Mekar.

The horsemen in yellow-black uniforms were the troops of the Balilitan Kingdom, while the ten horsemen were the Flower Guards.

The Mekar Queen Lembayung was not part of the Eight Flower Goddesses. But even so, he also got ten warriors from the Flower Guards Force, equal to the rights of Prabu Dira's other wives. The Flower Guards Army was the highest level swordsman army that belonged to the Lesser Sanggana Kingdom.

While the ten women in yellow uniforms were the ten personal servants of Queen Lembayung Mekar.

The party passed on the main street of the capital Digdaya leading to the main gate of the Sky Sand Palace. They also became the center of attention of the citizens of the Capital and the warriors in the city.

One of the people who watched the group was Joko Calm. Although it was the entourage of his wife and officials, but Joko Calm did not go near. He just watched them pass.

Joko Tenang did not hide, so he was glimpsed by his mahapatih. Similarly the warriors of the Flower Guards Force. However, both Mahapatih Batik Mida and the warriors, they did not in the least code Joko Calm, as if all did not recognize the disguise of his king.

Queen Lembayung Mekar who was in the car booth was not told about the whereabouts of her husband.

After going through the streets of the Capital flanked by rows of short-legged but neatly arranged stage houses, the party finally arrived at the Gate of Heaven Worshipers, the main gate of the large wooden fort that surrounded the Palace region.

At the Gate of Heaven Worshipers, Queen Lembayung Mekar's entourage was greeted by royal troops led by the Commander of Banta Ufuk Palace.

After Mahapatih Batik Mida introduced himself, his entourage was then escorted into the Palace with an army that amounted to twice the number of the queen's entourage.

The building of the Sky Sand Palace stood majestically made of stone and wood elements, but deserted from green plant elements. There are two rocks towering in front of the main staircase leading to the Palace's main building which is identical in brown and the roof is dark red. White paint on a number of sides of the building beautifies the color of the Palace.

Queen Lembayung Mekar's entourage was greeted by a gamelan rhythm played on the main stairs. On the wide staircase consisting of twenty-five steps, many offices were already standing waiting. They were dressed luxuriously to welcome a great guest from the Balilitan Kingdom.

In front of the main stairs was a courtyard, where ten beautiful female dancers were dancing.

The group that became so big it stopped not far in front of the dancers.

The curtain was then scattered from the inside by a delicate and beautiful woman's hand with gold rings and gold-colored nails. Next he said a woman dressed in yellow and coated in a golden robe. So sparkling with a tiara on the head and various gold jewelry gems. The gold shop lady was half a century and five years old, but her make-up made her look ten years younger. Thick powder is enough to cover wrinkles on the face plus a bright red lipstick charm.

This is the appearance of Queen Lembayung Mekar, wife of Prabu Dira. He came down holding Tengari Sampi one hand and stepped on his guard's thigh as a ladder to get down.

As for the left side of the car, Mahapatih Batik Mida also immediately got off his horse and knelt one foot in front of the left door of the car room. The left door curtain was also occupied by a beautiful woman dressed in light green and bright blue robes, matching the Mahapatih clothes. Her robe was decorated with fine white thread embroidery. The figure of the woman who was much younger than the queen was also glittering by the golden and silver accessories. Plus value, he has a chest size that is jumbo but neatly closed, very suitable if it is indeed the ration of the mahapati.

The woman whose long hair unraveled on her back was none other than the wife of Mahapatih Batik Mida, the Goddess of the Shadow of Death. She is the only woman who has always tried to avoid Prabu Dira under the pretext of convenience.

His actions that serve the wife, make Mahapatih Batik Mida the center of attention of both troops. However, as a mahapatih, Batik Mida is not uncomfortable in the slightest. It is one form of proof of the love of the omnipotent to his very special wife.

Just like when Queen Lembayung Mekar came down, the Shadow Goddess of Death also came down by stepping on her thighs and holding on to her husband's big hand.

The emergence of Queen Lembayung Mekar was immediately greeted by Mahapatih Kingdom of Sand Sky named Olo Kadita. The half-century-over-twelfth-year-old fat man was with his wife.

“Receive our prayers, Gusti Ratu,” said Mahapatih Olo Kadita with a friendly smile. He and his wife saluted the queen.

“Rise, Mahapatih,” says Ratu Lembayung.

Mahapatih and his wife stood up again.

“Include, this is Mahapatih Batik Mida and his wife Goddess Shadow of Death,” said Queen Lembayung introducing the officials who were with him, making the eyes of the host widen in surprise.

Mahapatih Batik Mida and his wife also expressed respect to the master of the host kingdom. He was surprised to hear the position of Batik Mida and he was surprised to hear the name of the Shadow Goddess of Death which was rather creepy.

“What happened to Mahapatih Tarik Sewu, Gusti?” ask Mahapatih Olo Kadita to the queen. Because, as far as he knows, the omnipotent Kingdom of Balilitan is Tarik Sewu.

“Mahapatih Batik Mida this is Mahapatih Sanggana Kecil Kingdom, my husband's kingdom,” explained Queen Lembayung.

“Ooh. Oh yes, welcome to the Sky Sand Palace!” said Mahapatih Olo Kadita proudly while slightly stretching out his hands. “Please, Gusti Ratu, Gusti Prabu Galang Digdaya is waiting above.”

Queen Lembayung nodded, then walked over. The Goddess of the Shadow of Death walked between the position of Queen Lembayung and her husband. While Mahapati Olo Kadita and his wife accompanied on the left side of Queen Lembayung.

As for who was behind was the Commander of Banta Ufuk Palace, four warriors from the Flower Goddess Guards, including Tengari Sampi, as well as the ten maids belonging to Queen Lembayung Mekar. They went on foot, not on horseback.

The troupe guided by Mahapatih Olo Kadita passed by the side of the dancers who danced with smiles always blooming.

They then climbed the steps of the Palace. While up there was waiting for a man crowned along with his other officials. (BH)