In the midst of political intrigue and warfare during the founding of the Majapahit Kingdom, Jagat Wengi, a cunning and individualistic 25-year-old book thief, takes center stage. As he navigates the treacherous landscapes of both the martial arts world and the royal court, Jagat Wengi undergoes a remarkable transformation from villain to Anti-Hero. Torn between conflicting loyalties and a quest for redemption, he becomes known as “The Mute of The Demon Cave” after a fateful encounter leaves him voiceless. Armed with secret arts and fueled by revenge, Jagat Wengi embarks on a perilous journey to seek justice against those who betrayed him. Blending elements of fantasy, including magic, mysticism, and local myths, this historical fiction offers an enthralling tale of power, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of goodness in a world steeped in darkness.
Jagat found the four targeted demons in a house near the village outskirts. However, he realized that his human body could not endure much longer in the world, even in demon mode.
However, Nyai Rasmi should have mentioned whether his endurance would be much longer if he borrowed this cloaked body.
Behind a towering tree trunk, Jagat couldn't believe what he saw. His demon world was very different from the human world, or at least the land of Java since he had never travelled to other parts of the world. It was like the Mongols, who had to travel by sea for months.
The scenery around the village was like his wildest childhood dreams. The houses of the four demons were on the edge of a cliff, with the ground jutting out. It was hard to believe.
The twisted roots of the tree above it also suspended the house. The strong and branched tree roots made the house seem hidden in the embrace of nature, a place that protected and kept everything inside a secret.