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Wiro Sableng #163 : Cinta Tiga Ratu

Wiro Sableng #163 : Cinta Tiga Ratu Cerita Motivasi dan Inspirasi Nomor 1WIRO SABLENG

Pendekar Kapak Maut Naga Geni 212

Karya: Bastian Tito

Episode : SI CANTIK GILA DARI GUNUNG GEDE

DI BAWAH badai dahsyat yang melanda kawasan laut utara Datuk Api Batu Neraka, salah seorang tokoh silat kepercayaan Ratu Laut Utara sampai di selatan Pulau Karimunjawa. Dia datang bersama Ning Kameswari, seorang gadis cantik yang merupakan pembantu Ratu Laut Utara sekaligus kekasih gelap sang Datuk. Mereka sengaja mencari bagian pantai yang agak ketinggian agar dapat melihat jelas keadaan di sekitarnya. Walau badai membuncah dan matahari belum muncul di ufuk timur namun terpisah sekitar dua puluh langkah di hadapannya sang Datuk dapat melihat dua orang berada di tepi pasir, di bagian pantai yang dangkal.

"Dua orang itu, kau mungkin tidak kenal mereka. Tapi aku tahu mereka adalah Bujang Gila Tapak Sakti dan Bidadari Angin Timur" kata Datuk Api Batu Neraka pada Kameswari. Orang tua bersorban dan berjubah putih Ini mempunyai mulut lebar mulai dari bawah kuping kiri sampai kuping kanan.Tenggorokan selalu bergerak-gerak seperti dia tengah menelan sesuatu. Urat leher menyembul merah.

"Kameswari sekarang saatnya
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