The Mute of The Demon Cave
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.
Guardians of the Two Worlds
After the war between the mountain and forest demons, the situation was no longer peaceful. Commander Gumbuz had usurped the king's authority, and the jungle troops were punishing anyone who disobeyed the rules.
The process of transferring power took a long time, and Jagat was asked to help Sabrang secure the mine site and the small children still being held in several other locations.
Gendis and Nyai Rasmi were in the demon cave waiting for Jagat and Sabrang, who sometimes came home and returned to the demon territory.
Gumbuz also underwent a major overhaul. There were no more territorial boundaries that distinguished between mountain rivers and forests. All became one in the name of the Land Demon Kingdom under his leadership.
Instead, each region was only supervised by a commander consisting of several troops from a different region. For example, the leader who oversees the mountain region is from the forest region. And vice versa.