flabbergasted. She looked around in amazement. The horror she

s calling to each other. The sound of rustling plants whose leaves rub against each

ustainable forest with a distinctive forest smell. The smell of leaves, the smell of earth, feels very comfortable and refreshing because the air is very cool. Anindira's eyes lit up, her mouth gaped open and it was difficult to clos

of between ten and fifty meters. The height is also not kidding, an average of three hundred

ws were hiding there they would not be seen. Making Anindira's mind

und her now. The view of the luxurious giant forest was simply amazing. The scene

are not new to her. Hiking and camping are things that Anindira and her family like. Her parents come from R

the fields, cultivating the garden, and hunting in the forest, are things they will not miss in the vil

nd grandparents who have been passed down from generation to generation to behave independently and toughly. They are also not like most young people w

gusted by such things. Rice field snakes or pythons or other snakes, as long as they are not snakes or venomous animals. Anindira could comfortably play with

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that moment her body suddenly trembled. Anindira felt that her feet seemed not to touch the ground. Her face p

worried, but she was also trying to stay calm. She was trying to find a way out. Right now, she couldn't thi

inued to pay attention to every movement Anindira made. Anindira kept on walking, there were no paths, nor were there any scratches o

s that there is no There are no signs of human presence in this forest. She tried to calm the logic in her head, which kept thinking negative thoughts

ing to find any traces or clues. At least that was what she had learned so far. As time went on, she did not feel that she was ge

rder of the Forest and the Forest of the Forbidden, which u

were not dull. Her feet, which had been pacing steadily for a while, sud

out of there now!'' But, ignorance made her walk back and forth. Her brain was busy debating between the fear in her heart and the fact that there was water up ahead, wh

elodious wilderness that adorned the gloom. Whether conscious or not, Anindira felt the strange atmosphere of the forest right in front of her now. The more Anindira