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Don't look back,

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That's the most popular myth
in Mount Madyopuro.

As hikers, all five of us
have reminded one another.

Don't look back!

However…

What?

- Something was "following" us.
- Huh?

One of us was a ghost.

A ghost? Who?

I thought it was five? But it's four?

One was a ghost?

Show me the picture or the Instagram.

- Dyni.
- Huh?

Hold on a second.

If he shares it now,
we can't do the podcast.

- People are looking forward to this.
- Right.

Should we talk here
and forget about the podcast?

Let's do it. Please, I'm dying to know.

Stop!

Ignore her.

She's an airhead. A little bit weird.

If you ignore me I'm going home.

Just hurry up, slowpoke.

- Hurry up!
- Just let me finish this drink!

Thank you, Der,

for having me on the Medeni Pol Podcast.

- Ready?
- Yeah.

I'll play the footage here.

- Got it.
- The flashdisk I gave you before?

Got it.

- Okay. This one?
- Yup.

- Is that the mountain?
- Yeah.

- Looks nice.
- Looks spooky at night.

- You can click next, Miss.
- Yeah, yeah.

This one.

One, two, three, four, five.

Hold on! Aren't those my pictures?

- How are they here? Not these ones!
- Who's this?

- What is this?
- Hold on! Stop!

These are wrong!

Wait. It's a mistake,
it's my private folder.

Wrong one!

Okay, give it back!

You guys…

- We're sorry.
- No problem.

Stop messing around.

Aren't you from the best
broadcast institute in Surabaya?

From Jakarta.

- Focus!
- Focus.

I'll do it!

- No, me!
- Stop! Stop it!

What are you doing?

Focus.

I mean, you two should focus.

Go.

Move aside!

I have to do everything around here.

I'm working so hard,

it's like I'm working for VOC.

Hurry up!

Give me a minute!

- Hey, interns!
- Yes?

Are you two getting married?
Get over here!

Focus!

Here. Plug it in.

Focus, focus.

Hilda, start the live now.

We're live in five, four, three, two…

Hello, friends…

- Hey!
- What now?

The electricity meter?

Yeah. The Wi-Fi's dead.

I have no data plans.

Bagas, I'm really sorry.

Can you share your hotspot?

Oh, sure.

Our Wi-Fi went down
because of the power loss.

We don't have internet plans.

You can connect straight away,
it's 'Bagas.'

Okay.

Me too.

- What's the password?
- Bagas.

Just "Bagas"?

The Conqueror.

- Cool.
- Okay, "The Conqueror."

Awful.

Okay, I'll go top up the meter. Excuse me.

Have mercy, Ghost!
We're just trying to film!

It's for work!

Please don't bother us!

It's okay, keep bothering us.

I don't mind.

It's back on.

Damn you!

Sorry about that, Bagas.

We rarely have blackouts like this.

Why are you laughing?

It's nothing.

- Sorry.
- Okay, let's go.

Hello, friends!

Your favorite podcast hosts are back.

I'm Deri.

And I'm Dyni, here on…

Medeni Pol!

- My ghost…
- Your ghost…

…our ghosts.

- Let's get started.
- How about changing the tagline?

It's embarrassing.

Today, we have a very special guest

whose thread went viral on X

with the title "Sekawan Limo."

Let's ask right away, why "Sekawan Limo"?

"Sekawan" means friendship.

- Right.
- Friendship?

It has two meanings.

According to formal Javanese,
"Sekawan" means four.

"Limo" means five.

So, it's about five people
climbing Mount Madyopuro,

but turns out
only four of them are actual people.

One of them is a ghost.

So this happened a year ago?

Yes, a year ago. Right.

Aren't you just dying to know more?

Let's hear the story
straight from the source.

So, how was it? Tell us!

Here it goes.

A year ago,
I decided to go on my first mountain hike

to accompany Lenni.

Lenni is from Jakarta.
She's not fluent in speaking Javanese,

but can still understand it
when spoken to.

I can't believe we made it
to Mount Madyopuro.

I can't believe
you'd come this far either.

Don't be like that, Len.

I will protect you.

Mmm.

Len!

Lenni and I are both
in our sixth semester

at State University of Malang.

Well, for the first time,

I'm going to tell you
everything in this podcast.

Get your ID.

- Where is it?
- Where did I put it?

Sorry.

Hey! Are you blind?

How can you bump into someone
right in front of you!

I'm sorry, Miss.

Huh?

Huh?

Now you're copying me.

Oh, I know.

You're trying to hypnotize me?

Going to take my wallet
and destroy my ID? Right?

What are you saying? Of course not!

You go right, I'll go left.

- Fine.
- Okay.

Your right or mine?

You go that way, I go this way.
There's lots of space here. Excuse me.

It's an infographic
about this mountain, Len.

About Madyopuro.
I know everything about it.

As soon as Lenni said she was
hiking Mount Madyopuro in a week,

I got straight into it.

MISSING PERSON

Since it was my first time,

that week felt like
cramming for an exam overnight.

I read every article and watched vlogs
and podcasts about the mountain.

I even joined a primary school's
camping excursion to get the vibe.

NADIA, SEPTEMBER 12, 2017

- Bagas! Your ID.
- Right.

Is this your first time?

Yes, it's my first time.

Welcome to Mount Madyopuro!

Happy hiking!

You do greetings now?

- Yeah.
- Would you like to buy phone credit?

Stop joking.

- Your number please?
- You're one to talk.

Aren't we out of range up there?

Right.

- For how many days?
- Just one.

- That's a lot of luggage for a day.
- Yeah.

We'll check first.

Do we need to be checked?

Since it's your first time,
we'll help you check it.

What?

It's huge! What's inside?

Your entire family?

No, it's all my gear and supplies.

Jacket, shirt, hiking shoes.

Gosh, you have an axe?

Hey, what's with the axe?

Are you Thor?

You know, isn't it normal

for hikers to carry an axe for safety?

Get a goalkeeper for safety then.

If you need a striker, I'm here.

Told you, you're paranoid.

I'm not! Listen.

You know the saying,
have a garage before buying a car.

To not what?

- To not trouble the neighbors.
- Right.

- It's fine, then.
- All good.

Check the data.

- Please put on this bracelet.
- Okay.

Make sure to return it.

And one more thing.

There's a myth around here.

When you hike, don't ever look back…

or something will follow you.

I see! Every mountain
has its own myths, right?

- Exactly.
- He gets it.

Rather than going alone, there's a guy.

His name is Dicky, go with that guy.

- Where?
- There. Dicky!

Go up with them.

- Go together, okay?
- Not just that.

Make sure you don't make an odd number.

- It must be an even number.
- Oh.

It has to be an even number, not odd.

Okay.

Thank you so much.

- Thank you.
- Take care, have a good hike.

- Thank you.
- Dicky!

Shall we go?

- This way, after you.
- Alright.

Hold on.

Have you been here before?

It's my first time hiking this mountain.

We're a match!

Hiking is my daily life.

You're so lucky.

Name a few mountains you know.
I bet I've been there.

- Mount Lawu?
- Yep.

- Mount Semeru?
- Went there this week.

- Mount Fuji?
- Of course.

It's in Japan though.

It was during my kindergarten study tour.

I was a kid, trust me. Anyway, let's go.

Bagas.

Let's just go by ourselves.

Just us?

But they told us to go together,
to even the number.

We already are an even number.

But there's an experienced hiker here,
it's great for us.

Dicky.

How long are you planning
to hike this mountain?

Just a day.

One day, just like us.

Come on, let's just go.

- We're going?
- Yeah.

Aren't we waiting for the others?

We'll wait by the gate over there.

We have to be an even number.

Yeah, the gate is close.

No odd numbers.

I'll look out for you,
you'll be in good hands.

My grandma scolded me
over the water the other day.

"Don't bring the whole gallon!"

"Why don't you bring
the water dispenser too?"

I guess Grandma has a point.

Hey, amateur hikers.

- It's 12:00 p.m.
- Yeah.

I know a new route
with better views and it's faster.

For real?

If you stick with me,
you'll arrive by dusk

and catch the sunset at Ranu Sakuta.

Aren't we supposed to wait
until we're even numbered to climb?

Excuse me.

Pardon me, Mister, Miss.

I should apologize.

I get startled easily, sorry.

It's okay.

I happened to overhear your conversation,

were you waiting for other hikers?

My friends left me behind.

Do you mind if I join you?

Good timing!

Nice to meet you, I'm Dicky.

I'll be leading the way.

What's your name?

Juna.

- Juna.
- Bagas.

- Juna.
- Lenni.

Is Juna short for Arjuna?

Isn't Arjuna the most handsome
of the Pandavas?

He looks more like Ravana.

Stop it.

Gas, looks more like an Hanuman.

Hey.

Ow.

I'm actually Buto Cakil.

This guy's hilarious! I love it!

It's just a joke,
hope you're not offended.

Don't worry, I'm used to it.

Okay, let's go.

Hold on!

Did you get a bracelet like this one?

I did.

All good, Bagas. Let's go.

Let's go.

Juna, where are you from?

Jogja.

Lenni and I are from Malang.
How about you, Dicky?

Are you from Surabaya?

- Yeah.
- Len, need sunscreen?

I've applied it.

Juna, want some sunscreen?

Thank you.
But it doesn't work for me.

My skin is already well done.

More like overcooked.

We're going uphill, Len.

We'll also find a flat path and a slope.

Are you good, Len?

- All good.
- Good.

We're going left.

Okay.

Not that way.

But your hand is pointing that way.

Dicky.

Are we going left or right?

Right.

That's left.

Sorry, I mean right. Your left.

This way?

After we pass the bushes,
the path is clear.

Keep going straight for a bit,
then turn right, and we'll arrive.

But I think we should
follow the track, Dicky.

Hold on, let me check.
Everything about this mountain…

Bagas, Bagas.

You don't trust your leader?

It's a new path. Faster with better views.

Okay, if you say so, we can go this way.

- See?
- But according to the articles…

Bagas, Bagas!

Listen.

You're afraid of a little challenge?

Are you a man?

- I am.
- Are you circumcised?

- Of course!
- I'm not,

but I can brave this way.

- Lenni, you're good?
- Yeah.

Juna?

- I think…
- I'm sure he's good. Let's go.

From that point on,

things started getting strange.

We couldn't find the first checkpoint.

It's supposed to be just an hour's walk

from the registration point.

Only one hour.

An hour and a half, at most.

But we couldn't find it.

Did someone else
find the first checkpoint?

- Huh.
- Huh?

Huh?

The group before Bagas found it.
Am I wrong?

Hold on. What do you think
a checkpoint looks like?

Like a coin?

"Gosh, we found one checkpoint,"
like that?

You put it in your pocket
and bring it home?

No! Every mountain open to hikers

will have checkpoint stations,
checkpoint one, two, three.

And lastly, a watch-post.

Gosh.

There's a watch-post?

No! I was joking!

How do I know if you're joking or serious?

Okay.

- It's the beginning of your hike, right?
- Right.

Did you really encounter
that many strange things?

Because we've wandered off the main trail.

This is it.

It's flat terrain.

It's great to set up tents.

Let's take a break here.

Set up tents?

Then we wouldn't catch the sunset.

Let's keep hiking.

Come on, Gas. What's wrong with you?

If we take too many breaks,
we won't reach the top.

But, Dicky…

Wait a sec.

What's wrong?

Sounds like there's a stream nearby.

Is there a river close by?

If there is, according to
the information I read before…

I agree, let's set up a tent.

- What?
- What?

It's getting darker.

It's dangerous to keep hiking.

Trust me. I'm starting to lose vision.

Len, where are you?

I can't see where you are.

- So we're setting up tents?
- Yes, I agree.

Len! Where are you going?

Looking for firewood.

- Should I come with you?
- No.

Hey. Do you have a folding knife?

Yeah. What for?

Cutting my nails.

I keep scratching myself when I wipe,

my butt's all scratched up.

- Sir.
- Mm.

Are we the only ones with a tent?

Ah…

But it's for me and Lenni.

What is the relationship between you two?

Are you two married?

Wish me luck.

So, you're not?

Then what will you do inside the tent?

Badminton!

We'll just sleep. What else?

Watch out, you might
smash her in your sleep.

How could you say that?

If you're not married,
it's best to have separate tents.

It's not appropriate.

I'm worried…

you'll get stuck inside.

Nonsense!

I wouldn't do that!

Len.

Did you find some firewood?

Len, don't go there! It's slippery.

Lenni, it's slippery! Come back!

Len!

What?

What?

What was that just now?

- What did I just see?
- I don't know!

What's wrong with you?

Damn it!

Len! Stop!

Don't look back!

You didn't, right?

Let's keep facing forward.
Just move your body, like this.

What's going on?

What's going on?

What's wrong, Dicky?

Take a look above that rock.

Dicky!

This happened to me just now.

But I didn't scream like you did.

- You're making everyone freak out!
- I'm scared.

Just keep it to yourself!

I'll go check.

You wanna check on a ghost?

Don't just say it's a ghost!

Don't address them!

You got a better idea?
Should I call it a worm then?

Ghosts give you the chills,
but worms make you itch!

Cut it out. I'm not scared of ghosts.

- What?
- Bagas.

- What is it, Len?
- Bagas.

What? Don't joke around.

Bagas.

It's gone!

Ghosts!

Are you a ghost or a man?

He's burning up. So he's a man.

Maybe he needs CPR.

Maybe not.

I'll run out of breath.

What matters is we're together.
We'll be okay.

Stop screaming, help me out!
He's still breathing.

Come on!

Count me out.

Is that a person?

It's really a person?

- Don't walk over his body.
- My bad.

Wait, let me check.

His pulse is really weak.

And cold too.

He was burning up a while ago.

That means…

This is hypothermia!

Quick, rub his body and hug him!

Len!

What?

Nothing. Um…

Dicky, come here!

What?

I'm scared.

Is he really human?

- Bagas.
- Huh?

Lift up his sleeve.

- What is it?
- Huh?

No bracelet?

I told you, it's not human!

Maybe it fell over there?

These are all his things.

A guitar?

Is he hiking to busk?

He looks too good to be a busker.

But you'd fit the role.

Who is he?

Should we check his pockets?

- Nothing?
- Yeah.

Wait.

Hey, hey!

What are you doing?

Are you perverted?

A hiker keeps their important belongings
in a plastic bag

that's hidden in their underwear.

I've never heard about that.

Isn't that true, Len?

- Yeah, I think so.
- Mm.

- Here!
- I found his ID!

What?

Wait, so what's this?

Feels like a sad bilimbi fruit.

So what's his name?

Andrew Pramujito.

Pramujito?

Isn't Pramujito

the esteemed
electronics businessman in our city?

Dicky said so too.

Yeah, in Surabaya,

the Pramujito family is famous
for being super wealthy.

AKA, crazy rich.

- Yeah, so…
- Wait, if he is crazy rich,

- why did he go hiking…
- Uh-huh.

…instead of flying in his helicopter?

He didn't have to try too hard
to find the checkpoint. It's haunted.

I don't like it. Aren't I so smart?

You think?

So what happened with Andre?

- Andrew.
- Andrew.

After that, we looked after Andrew.

Hey.

How's Andrew doing?

He's much better now.

I made this for you.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

Dig in while it's still warm.

Thank you, Gas.

You're welcome. Enjoy.

There's nothing better
than noodles on the mountains.

Dicky, Juna, are you two
working already?

I need to take a dump.

It's dark. I'll come with you.

Don't worry about it.

My poop is shy around strangers.

Excuse me.

He's got balls.

Just like Andrew.

He didn't bring anything to the mountains.

What was he doing here?

As if he's a lost traveler.

Well…

People go hiking for plenty of reasons.

For a variety of reasons.

Is Lenni into hiking?

Len. Len.

Hmm?

Do you like hiking?

I think… I'm going to sleep.

- You're going to bed?
- Yeah.

Okay.

- Bye.
- Bye.

See you, Len.

Close your mouth, Gas.

You're staring too much.

- Lenni.
- Mm?

Are you sure you want to go now?

Well, I just got notified
about the internship interview today,

and we're meeting in two days.

Why?

You're still on
college break for a while.

I know. But I want to work.

I want to be independent,
so I don't burden you, Mom.

Sweetie.

Lenni.

You have never been a burden.

So you don't want to pray for me?

It's not like that, honey.

I just…

What? Anyway, I'm calling a taxi.

Wait, no.

Let me drop you off.

I still miss you so much.

You got everything, right?

I will always pray for you

to succeed in your internship,
interview and your studies.

It's getting late, will I miss my train?

I'll speed up, so we get there on time.

Mom.

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Lenni.

Lenni.

Gosh.

That's Lenni's story.

What a tragic fate.

I got goosebumps all of a sudden.

Must be the wind.

Sorry, I don't drink alcohol.

Just my two cents,

you should tell her how you fell.

Because women need
affirmation and reassurance.

Exactly, Gas.

You should confess at

- the summit!
- Yep!

If she accepts, you two can…

Kiss first.

Oh, please, Dick.

You're hideous.

Well, Bagas.

- Think it through.
- Okay.

Where are you going?

Can't I go pee?

If not, I'll pee right here.

Stop it.

Ridiculous.

I'm just going to pee don't be fussy.

Andrew,
you'll take responsibility, won't you?

Do you even love me?

I love you, Chel!

But what about my dad, my brother?

What if the news went viral?

But they've never acknowledged you!

Enough, Chel!

I'm not ready, Chel.
Are you…

you'll become a mother…

It's not about being ready!

I'm already pregnant, Drew!

But…

…you can still abort it.

What? Abort it?

You bastard!

Hey, put it down.

If you'd rather…

…abort your child.

We should all die together!

Andrew?

Andrew, it's us!

Calm down.

- What's the matter?
- I think…

I just…

had a nightmare, Sir.

No need for "Sir", we're the same age.

- Yeah.
- Do you remember me?

Come on, a character in wayang.

Ravana.

How could you?

I'm Venom, Drew.

The rain came down.

It's working.

This is what I've been looking for.

Dicky.

Pay your debts.

Gosh.

Thank God I got it.

I don't need them anymore.

I can go home after this.

I knew it. It doesn't rain here.

Grandma's spell is powerful.

Seems like Lenni's asleep.

Bagas is asleep.

So is Juna.

Andrew… I think it's safe.

What is this? Damn it.

Where are you going, Dick?

Damn it, weasel diarrhea!

Where are you going?

I'm… not going anywhere.

Just…

Leaving us behind?

Didn't you say you're the leader?

What kind of leader abandons his group?

What are you saying?

As a leader, and role model,
I'm getting ready ahead of time.

Gas, wake up!

Your drool is getting into your ear!

Andrew!

You're awake already?

Open your eyes then.

Oh, they're fully opened. Sorry.

Anyway, you should
close the tent when you sleep.

Beware of government officials
crawling inside your tent.

Being new to hiking,
I was exhausted.

I struggled to get up,
even Juna helped me pack my things.

But in return,
I also helped pack Lenni's things.

Weren't you just
shooting your shot?

Of course not!

For real, when I woke up the first time,

my body was sore, achy, and bloated.

You didn't see a doctor?

There are no doctors
on the mountain, Dyn.

But he was sick.

Yes, only if they go down…
I wish I could euthanize you.

Hurry up!

We don't have all day.

No matter if you're in a hurry,
you must clean up.

You should not litter on the mountain.

I'm sleepy, Dick.
Do we have to go this early?

Hiking at this hour is the best.

There's no one around.

By the evening,
it's crowded with people, traffic.

What traffic? We're on a mountain.

Mountains can also become crowded
with forest rangers.

You don't want a ticket, do you?

Forest rangers
can't give tickets. Nonsense.

I've even got my vehicle registration,
just in case.

Relax, I'm the only one
who knows the path.

I know the forest better than anyone.

Can you go up?

If you can't, I'll go down with you.

I'm fine, Jun.
I feel like taking a stroll.

It's a hike, not a walk.

Dicky was right,
you're like a lost traveler.

You don't even have supplies.

I have…

- money.
- Are you saying

the others don't have money?

That's not what I meant, Dick.

I didn't know. I thought…

I could buy food like at Bromo.

And rent a horse?

Not all mountains are like Bromo.

- Something just moved!
- Huh?

Huh? I didn't see anything.

Probably a wild boar.

Wild animals aren't supposed to be here.

Is it…

- Hey…
- Relax.

You're all safe with me, okay?

Ghosts won't dare to approach us.

There's nothing.

Pay your debts, Dick!

- What?
- There, up ahead!

- Ahead?
- Yes.

What is it?

A ghost, damn it!

I keep telling you!
Just keep it to yourself!

What? There's nothing ahead!

Just calm down!

None of us has looked back, right?

Because it's still dark,

the trees seem like shadows.

Shut up. You walk first.

- Fine.
- Wait.

No. I don't want to walk behind.
Something might follow me.

I refuse.

I'll walk in the front!

We're going straight, right?

- Dicky!
- Yep. Just straight ahead.

Don't look back.

Do this, if you have to.

Len.

Your stomach is rumbling.

Here, eat something.

We don't know where
the next checkpoint is.

Sorry, Len.

I saved everything on my phone,
but it died.

Dicky.

Are we going the right way?

We didn't catch the sunset yesterday.

Now we missed the sunrise.

What now?

Huh?

I'm going to pee.

Dicky, do you even know the way?

How do I shake them off?

Don't go just yet, Dick!

We're not finished yet!

Pay your debt! Pay up!

I'm already dead from a saw,

you wanna give me diabetes?

You think I'm a scalper?

Idiot! Pay up!

Pay up!

Heck yeah!

Finally, I got something! I won!

I can go party,
karaoke, and get five call girls.

Or go play soccer…

I can do whatever! I'm rich!

Hey!

Pay your debts!

Come out, Dick!

- Shit, that debt collector.
- Your diploma isn't enough for collateral!

Your math grades are poor!

Hey! Hey!

Hey!

It's not me! I bought this metal.

I didn't steal it!

I have the receipt
if you don't believe me.

That's rare of you.

Dicky. This is Dicky's house, right?

Yes, it's his room.

Dick!

Dicky!

Hey! Dicky!

Peace be upon you, Dick!

Dick!

Help!

Help!

Help!

Gosh, poor guy.

The saw hit his head!

I didn't do it, I swear!

His head fell into the saw!
I didn't mean to!

That damned debt collector!

Keeps bothering me even in the afterlife!

My vehicle registration.

Dick, what's the matter?

Dick! Why are you relaxing here?

Who's relaxing?

Take responsibility! Stop avoiding us!

You brought us here!

Hey, short-tempered kid!

Don't yell at me!

Stop it, don't fight.
Where do we go, Dick?

What's that over there?

Gas! Who said
to keep it to themselves?

Don't try to scare me!

Not everything is about ghosts.

What's over there?

Look, some hikers are on their way down.

- For real?
- A group of girls.

- Oh. I'll handle it, Gas.
- Hey!

Excuse me.

- Can I ask you a question, Sis?
- What?

What did you say?

"Mbak"?

Don't call me "Mbak"!

It's so annoying.

Uh-huh. A-noy-ing.

What's "annoying"?

- They suck.
- You suck!

I mean, how far off is the summit, Sis?

What did you say again?

Oh, my…

Don't call me "Sis"!
It's so annoying, annoying!

Annoying, annoying.

I mean, is the summit still far away?

The summit is a long way off.

But checkpoint two is straight ahead,

then turn right.

You can ask my friend.

Your friend is there?

Here.

I shouldn't have asked.

Where's the second checkpoint?

Go straight, turn right,

look down.

It's the main trail, dude.

Okay, thanks, Mbak.

- "Mbak"?
- Let's go.

No. I can't accept this!

You guys, look at this guy!

He called us "Mbak"!

So annoying. Disgusting!

I mean…

You didn't press record.

It's the second checkpoint.

You're right, it is!

See? I led you the right way.

If you hadn't followed me,
you'd be lost in Blitar.

They have meatballs here.

Wait, what?

Huh?

- What?
- Why are they going up?

What?

What is it?

Guys, why are they staring at us?

That's because of me, Gas.
They know me.

I train college student
outings every year.

Bagas, it's so crowded here.

Where should we sit?

Let's go over here.

- Excuse me, are you done?
- Yeah, go ahead.

Oh, wow.

- Len, want some meatballs?
- Hey.

Shouldn't I order first? I'm the leader.

Get me a bowl, no green onions,
five textured meatballs. Okay?

And since the soup is hot,
please blow it for me first.

My tongue is…

…sensitive.

Ah, Len, what about you?

I'll have what you have.

How about leaving your bag?

It's fine. I'm worried it could be stolen.

Hurry up. I'm starving.

- All complete.
- Juna.

Don't you want to see
if your friends are here?

They might have already
come down from the summit

since we took so long to get here.

Yeah, I looked around for a second.

How many of them are there?

What do they look like?

Do they look like you?

Are they Minions?

Nonsense.

They're all girls.

One of them has the Mataram Bakti flag.

Hello, what can I help you with?

Mister, one meatball.

I reacted the same when I first met Juna…

Hey.

What did you do during the climb?

Did you mess around?

There must be a myth that you broke!

Why don't you think logically for once,

enough with the paranormal stuff.

Yeah. I'm starving here.

Um, five bowls please.

Huh? Five?

Yeah. My friends are over there.
So five bowls.

Why five?

What, are you out of meatballs?

You can't do five bowls?
You have a lot more!

Okay, okay. It's enough for five.

- I'll pay.
- Wait, Gas.

I'll pay.

No worries, I can handle it.

I'll pay, Gas.

Because Lenni's here,
if you pay I'll lose my dignity!

- Lenni won't see.
- It's on me.

- Let me pay, Gas.
- I have money, it's fine.

Let me…

Enough is enough!

I'll pay!

It's on me! I'm paying!

Look, noodles!

Use this.

I told you so!

What did I say?

Why did it turn into leaves?

Here you go. One, two, three hundred.

Stay away from me! Go!

Okay, then. Keep the change.

Please take it over there.

Yeah.

It was at
the second checkpoint that I realized

one of us wasn't human.

Told you so!

The meatballs are tough.

My jaw will hurt.

Want to try mine?

No, thanks. I don't feel like it.

Um…

Friends.

I think one of us isn't being honest.

What do you mean?

- Earlier, the seller told me…
- Gas.

Let it go.

You were the one who reminded us
not to discuss such things.

Let it go.

Ghosts don't exist.

See! I told you so!

Jeez!

Shh.

Told you so!

Told you so!

Told you so!

Told you so!

What is it, Bagas?

Why are you staring at me like that?

It's nothing. I'm done here.
I'll get going.

Excuse me.

Do you have a lighter?

Why are you smoking, you're so young.

No, we're using it to make a fire.

- Firewood.
- I see.

I don't think I have it.

I do have…

my WhatsApp number.

WhatsApp number!

- Is it that funny?
- He asked if it's funny!

You're so old-fashioned!

Let me guess where you're from?

From before!

Who told you that joke?

Your dad?

That big bag,

must be filled with food
from your mom, right?

It's a boxed fried noodle…

Gone cold!

Are you going swimming?

Go find a pool!

My parents passed away when I was young.

He doesn't have a dad! He's an orphan!

Orphan!

Orphan?

Out of snacks.

Where could they be?

How was it?

I hope my friends

are at checkpoint three, Len.

Hang in there.

We didn't expect that
we'd be hiking for this long either.

It's okay.

You're not alone, we're here for you.

You know, the same goes for you too.

- What do you mean?
- You're not alone.

There are people who care and love you.

Um, hello?

Shh.

His hand is like this.

Amen.

Sorry about that.

We prayed for your parents to be at peace.

Mister, keep on living!

You have to be strong, like me!

Stay strong in facing the world!

Because I still have my parents.

Of course I have to stay strong.

I'm going to the top,
I have to be enthusiastic!.

What? The summit?

- Crazy!
- It's bad.

How did you do it?

What time did you reach the basecamp?

- Yesterday.
- What?

Yesterday?

- Oh no, what should we do?
- Gosh, Mister.

Your guide is wrong,
who's leading your group?

Gosh. Did you not follow
the official trail?

My advice is to follow
the official trail from here on out.

True.

Tomorrow isn't a good day
if you're still on the mountain.

But why?

It's Suro night.

What should we do?

It's not a written rule,

but it's best to avoid it.

You are…

Ja… vanese, right?

- Yeah, Javanese.
- Javanese?

I'm sure you know the myths.

- Okay, then.
- Yeah.

- Excuse us.
- No lighter.

Just wait for a lightning strike.

The sun can light this up.

Zeus will come.

Andrew.

About the Suro night they mentioned,

do you think that has
anything to do with Dicky…

Shh!

Don't say that.

If you hadn't gotten lost,

I wouldn't have been found.

I should thank Dicky.

There they are.

Hey, Len, I filled this for you.

- Thanks.
- Where are you going?

Just sightseeing and accompanying Juna.

Hold on a second.

I need to find a place to poop,
the toilet is full.

I'll get you some water.
Go, don't shit yourself.

Gosh, you're so kind.

- Excuse me.
- Go.

Poop! Time to poop.

- I'll get this first.
- ♪ Covered with bamboo leaves ♪

♪ Covered with bamboo leaves ♪

♪ To keep it dry ♪

Ah, Len, I'll follow you.

Isn't it beautiful?

Yeah.

It's only the second checkpoint.

Imagine Ranu Sakuta,
the third checkpoint, and the summit?

What's on your mind?

I can't stop thinking about Dicky.

- Neither can I.
- Huh?

Do you realize his words
and actions don't match?

Even worse, I noticed that
his hands were scratched up.

Huh? Really?

We have to be more careful around him.

I agree.

Lenni.

Lenni.

Lenni.

Did you hear that?

Yeah. We have to be careful around Dicky.

Not that.

Huh? Len?

Len! Where are you going? Len!

Why did you walk off?

Careful, Len! Lenni!

Lenni.

Mom.

Lenni!

Len! Watch your step!

Don't make me worry!

- Lenni.
- Len!

Len! Oh my God!

There, it's okay.

That was so close.

What's the matter with you?

Someone was calling my name.

It was me! I kept calling your name!

No! It was a voice.

A voice like…

There's no one else here, Len.

Oh, man. Our bottles fell off the cliff.

Don't worry about it.

I'll get you warm tea after this.
Drink it, okay?

You'll feel better.

Pocong!

Juna! What are you doing?

I'm taking a dump!

Pocong.

- Pocong!
- No, calm down.

- Pocong!
- It's Juna. It's Juna, look!

That's Juna taking a dump!

Oh my.

- What?
- Look.

I'm okay now.

Len!

I'll get you some warm tea, okay?

Gas, hey.

So you didn't have to
reach the summit after all.

What are you saying?

Oh, you haven't?

Haven't what?

Kiss first.

You're ruining my fantasy with Lenni.

You're still fantasizing?

That's why, Juna.

Help me out when we reach the summit.

Sure thing.

Bye, then.

I don't see anyone going up.

Most people are getting ready to descent.

This is it!

Guys, this is it. Ranu Sakuta.
Look, Len.

I know.

I told you in the beginning.

Where should we put our bags?

Why does everyone keep staring at us?

Let's go put our bags over there.

I'll go find my friends.

- Okay.
- I'll go with you.

- Let's go.
- This place is beautiful.

Bagas, Len.

I'll be over there.

Don't do anything funny you two.

Your safety is my responsibility.

It's the leader's fault
if anything happens.

Bagas, why do I feel more uneasy here?

What do you mean?

I don't know, but I think it's better if
we take all of your stuff from their bags,

so if there's any trouble
we can leave together.

Well?

Okay, if you say so.

I'll go tell Dicky we're opening his bag.

Okay, I'm going to Juna and Andrew.

Okay.

Um… Dicky.

Gas, have you talked to him yet?

Uh! How about Andrew and Juna?

- Yeah, they're okay.
- Okay, let's open their bags.

Hello? Excuse me.

Hello.

Hello.

Yes?

Did you see anyone
with a Mataram Bakti campus flag?

Campus flag? Did you see?

No.

No, we didn't. Sorry.

Excuse me.

- Hello.
- Yes?

Did you see anyone
with a Mataram Bakti campus flag?

Sorry, we didn't see it.

Excuse me, can I ask you a question?

Hello.

Yes?

Did you see anyone
with a Mataram Bakti campus flag?

No, we didn't.

Wait, I'll go check the group up ahead.

Damn you!

Take this!

I struggle to pay taxes,

yet your family took it!

Say something!

Feel it!

Shit, his balls are uneven!

Move! I'll do this side.

Look at this big belly of yours.
What's inside?

Corrupt money, the people's money!

You're a disgrace to Mataram Bakti!

Corrupt son of a bitch!

Folding knife.

Here it is.

Huh?

What's that?

It's nothing.

Come on, what is it?

- What is it?
- A rock wrapped in fabric.

What's wrong, Len?

What is that?

It's not important. Let's return it.

This keeps getting weirder.
We should leave.

They're not here either.

Are you two still planning
to go to the top?

If you do,
let's go with just the four of us.

Wait a second, what about Dicky?

Did you guys fight?

- It's not like that…
- Bagas.

You shouldn't leave him behind.

It's bad manners.

Well, it's up to Sir Juna and Sir Andrew,

If you don't want to come, it's okay.
I'll go alone.

Len, stop!

Are you really leaving?

Why did no one tell me?

Sorry, I'll talk to you later.

I'm going after Lenni.

- You're going?
- Len!

What is wrong with you guys?

Where's your sense of leadership?

Gosh.

The trail is getting steep.

Ow.

The distance from
checkpoint three to the summit isn't far,

but the trail is steep and difficult.

Oddly enough,
Lenni disappeared from my sight so fast.

And so I ran to chase Lenni.

I'm sorry I'm late.

Len!

Lenni!

Lenni.

Lenni.

Len! Len!

Stay away from the edge.

Lenni!

- Lenni!
- Lenni.

Len! It's dangerous, Len.

Hey!

Why are you spacing out again?

It's dangerous! We're at the top!

What are you doing, Gas?

I should be asking you!

If you hadn't insisted on coming,
I wouldn't have met that group,

I could have come here on my own
and arrived here yesterday!

You're dragging me down.

I see, Len.

But, what was your purpose
for coming to this summit?

I want to be with my mom, Bagas.

Len.

Don't say that.

You have no idea what it's like,
so shut up!

But you can't say that.

Bagas.

- Kiss first.
- Are you two dating now?

What a gentleman.
This calls for commemoration.

Guys, please!

Please give Lenni some space.

Come on, it's a happy moment.

Len, look at the camera. Smile.

Len, what's the matter?

Can you stop forcing
your will onto others?

We're tired of following you!

Hey, kid.

Can you watch your mouth?

If you don't want a picture, just say so.

It's not about the picture.

Yeah, Dicky.

So what?

We didn't have a choice!

Shit, you have no sense of gratitude.

I took you all the way here!

Hey, no need to swear.

What, Juna?

Shit, shit, shit!

No one understands!

Calm down, there's no need to--

Stay out of it!

Dicky, calm down.

You took us here?

Or did you make us accompany you
because you're too much of a coward?

- Watch your mouth.
- I know what you have.

Cursed items!

That's what got us lost
since yesterday, isn't it?

What's inside your jacket?

None of your business.

If you really have things
that could harm us,

don't we have the right to know?

Tell you what, Dicky.
You just explain what it is.

You've fallen for this kid's lies!

Okay, fine.

This thing? You wanna know what this is?

This?

This?

It's an important item for me
and all of us!

Because it protects us from spirits!

Really?

Isn't it the opposite?

I've experienced
strange things since yesterday.

Yeah, me too.

I can't do it anymore.

I don't trust you,
and I'm not coming down with you.

I'll go by myself.

Len.

Don't go down alone. It's dangerous.

Besides,

if that item stays,

I think it will be even more dangerous.

- I'm sorry.
- Gas.

Both of you have no sense of gratitude!

After everything I did
to look after you yesterday!

Go!

Get cursed for all I care!

Len, where are you going?

Where are you going?

Lenni. Watch your step, you'll slip!

Ow.

Lenni.

Are you okay, Lenni?

I'm the one who ended up slipping.

But, I'm okay.

I can't answer your question.

Which one?

"Where are you going?"

It means where are you going, right?

Yeah.

I don't know.

I don't know where I'm going,
what I want, or what to do.

I feel like…

Ever since my mother passed away,
I've felt lost.

Calm down, pull yourself together.

I may have seemed cold in front of her,

but deep down,
I loved my mom so much.

She was all I had.

I don't have anyone else.

I came here to find peace of mind,

but I ended up meeting someone like Dicky.

I hate him so much!

But, I'm not so sure now.

I'm unsure if I'm frustrated with Dicky,

or if I'm frustrated with myself
for causing my mother's death.

I don't know.

Len.

Don't say that, Len.

Len, when will you stop
beating yourself up?

It wasn't your fault, Len.

There, there. Pull yourself together.

Breathe in.

Dick.

Did you have that talisman
from the beginning,

or did you take it from the mountain?

I took it.

You're the worst!

Bagas was right.

It's because of your talisman
that we're all lost,

and now the mountain's mad at us!

Lost?

What were you even doing here?

I know who you are.

The Pramujito family.

What are you doing here?

Weren't you the one who was lost?

Sorry Dick, I just wanted to ask,

did you ever think that
suddenly your talisman…

No benefit, no power.

This?!

I took this,

because I see the benefits.

And it suits my needs

What needs, Dick?

The one that can make you walk
all the way to the mountains?

- To take the stone…
- Hold on.

I remind you again.

We just happened to climb
the mountain together.

I don't need to share
my life story with you all.

Because…

I'm not your friend.

And you… are not my friend!

Do you want some chocolate?

I have some.

I feel so useless as her child.

Don't be too hard on yourself.

I used to have
a lot of friends in a place once.

I didn't visit them for a while.

When I finally went back,
the place had changed.

The kids were all disciplined,

- diligent, and smart.
- Anyone know the English for "kucing"?

- I know!
- Yes, you.

- Cat!
- Correct!

They are good at English.

When I asked them, they answered,

"It's all thanks to Miss Lenni."

"Oh, Miss Lenni? Wow."

What place was it?

Kasih Murni Orphanage.

Are you from UM, Mister Bagas?

Your friend is outside!

- Who is it?
- Come on!

- Running means?
- "Berlari"!

- Singing?
- "Bernyanyi"!

- Talking?
- "Berbicara"!

Lenni?

You're Lenni, right?

- Bagas, right?
- Yeah.

We share a few classes.

I thought you were there
for social service like I was.

I'm just like the kids
in the orphanage.

My parents passed away when I was a kid.

But I could say I'm much more fortunate.

Because I have my grandma,
who has always looked after me.

And I'm also lucky to know you.

I learned a lot from you.

In college,

in the orphanage.

And I'm sure that the kids
at the orphanage

feel the same way as I do.

That's why…

Stop saying that you are useless.

Stop it.

Don't ever say that again.

Okay?

But if you still feel like you're useless,

- I'll just make use of you.
- Huh?

I'll make you carry my heavy bag
all the way down.

Remember what the staff said about my bag?

"Is your entire family inside?"

Nonsense, what family?

It's just my aunt.

My aunt is fat, so she's heavy.

Make use, huh?

How about this?

Oh.

- Len.
- Hm.

If this is the case,
you're using me as a pillow instead.

You don't like it?

No, I don't mind!

My shoulder is made for you,
use it as you like.

That's cheesy.

There.

Sorry, Len.

I'm rushing too much.

You're doing it again.

Sorry, Len.

My bad.

Guys, let's set up a tent
at checkpoint three.

No, Juna.

We have to go down.

Hey, bug.

You sure this is the way?

Yeah.

We went up through here.

What now?

Ghost…

It's the right way.

The rain's getting heavier. Let's go.

- Len.
- What?

It's this late already.

Let's descend the mountain straight away.

Before the sun sets. Okay?

Come on.

A little drizzle won't hurt.

I'm glad you're smiling again.

Ah, actually, there's something
I want to tell you.

Um…

I…

I…

- Bagas.
- Yeah?

Is it the others?

Can't believe they're here already.

I wanted to be alone with you, but…

Oh, well.

Len, listen. I…

- Pocong!
- Pocong?

- Where?
- Over there!

Lenni, where?

Don't joke around.

There's nothing there.

Len! Lenni?

She's gone.

Len, stop running!

Turn on your flashlights.

You'll hit a tree.

Guys?

Guys?

Drew? Dick?

Stop joking, please.

I bumped into something.

It's just a tree, it's just a tree.

Just a tree…

Just a tree…

It's just a tree, it's just a tree.

It's just a tree, it's just a tree.

Just a tree.

Just a tree.

Just a tree.

It's just a walking tree!

A walking tree. A walking tree.

Shit! What do I do?

Peace be upon you, Dick.

Wake up, Dick.

Wake up, handsome.

Dick! You're free to pass out
when you've paid off your debt!

I have no choice but to rob you.

Nasty!

Green bean drink is much better!

This sucks!

Ghost! Ghost!

- Where is the ghost, Dick?
- Ghost!

Stop! Stop!

Calm down!

What's going on with you all?

I passed out back there,
because I saw a ghost!

We saw a pocong!

A kuntilanak hugged me over there!

You experienced them too?

Yeah. Over there.

What about Juna?

- I saw a tree.
- A tree?

We must go down the mountain now!

Come on!

No, Bagas.

I think we're all just tired.

That's why we're hallucinating,

It's best to camp now.

No way! Juna, we must get out of here!

We should camp here!

Juna, please. I beg you.

We have to get off this mountain.

Don't mess around!

I wouldn't do that, Grandma.

When are you leaving?

Next week.

- Next week?
- Yeah.

Next week.

- Yeah.
- Wait a second.

Next week…

Let's see.

- Bagas!
- What is it?

Don't go hiking.

What? But I already prepared everything!

Hey.

Eight days from now
will be the first Suro!

Huh?

- Sir.
- Huh?

I don't have the strength
to go down right now.

Hey, hey.

Stop spacing out.

Don't space out!

Why not?

She might get possessed?

You finally believe
in the supernatural?

It's not like that.

I may have seen something,

but it might have really been a tree.

But… the tree walked.

I saw it clearly.

A ghost with a saw stuck in his head.

You're right, Drew.

This talisman is useless.

Back there, I saw…

A kuntilanak.

I was chased by a pocong.
Right, Gas?

Huh?

You got the scariest one, didn't you?

What was it?
Crawling nurse? Wewe gombel?

- Alien?
- Ali--

Alien my ass!

We're talking about ghosts!

Aliens are different.

- A Chinese vampire?
- A Chinese vampire?

A Chinese vampire?

I don't believe in ghosts,
but I can tolerate local ghosts.

But a Chinese vampire?

How would they come to Indonesia?

Who knows?

Andrew's spirit guardian.

Gas.

But you actually saw the pocong, right?

I…

Didn't see anything.

Are you the ghost?

Deri! We have invited a ghost!

- Wait…
- But his feet are on the ground!

- Where?
- Look!

I know!

- Who?
- It has to be Lenni.

How come it's Lenni?

Because the talisman hurt her!
That talisman!

In my opinion, it's Dicky.

- Dicky.
- Why?

He was on the mountain
looking for the talisman.

Obviously, he's a spirit
seeking sacrifices.

Andrew!

Because he tried to pay for
the meatballs with leaves.

It doesn't make sense!

I know. Juna.

Hilda, put up their picture. This one.

Zoom in. Zoom in on Juna.

Zoom. There! You see?

- Yep, it's Juna.
- How?

With a face that hideous,
he must be the ghost.

Rude! You shouldn't insult people!

That's called "face shaming."

He's good-looking.

Are you blind? Look at him!

Look at that,
his face looks like a bleeding lizard!

Guys, Juna is good-looking, right?
Don't insult him.

- If it's not Juna…
- Who could it be?

- Gas.
- Yeah, Len?

I'm too afraid to sleep by myself tonight.

- Yeah.
- What should I do?

Friends, what if we all sleep together
in the same tent tonight?

Yeah, I agree.

Bagas, I noticed that
you haven't pooped since yesterday.

Why would you notice that?

You haven't, right?

- No.
- You shouldn't hold it in.

Otherwise your feces
will turn solid like a fossil.

Do you want archaeologists
to dig out your butt?

But I don't feel like pooping.

Just feel it.

I still feel nothing.

Let's go somewhere dark, you'll feel it.

- Huh?
- I'll go with you.

- You're coming?
- Yeah.

I need to go pee as well.

You coming?

No.

I'll watch the tent.

Without me,
who would watch your stuff?

I have to do everything around here.

Wait for me!

- Juna.
- What?

I tried pushing,
but nothing is coming out!

Try again! Relax your butthole!

I can't.

Sorry, I just can't.

Gosh.

What was that?

Don't worry, you have me.

I'm your leader. Easy.

Friends.

Guys! It's me! It's okay.

- You scared the life out of me!
- What's going on?

- Where's Juna?
- He's still pooping back there.

- Hey!
- What?

You just took a dump!
Did you clean your hands?

Gross.

No, Len! I couldn't do it.

I tried, but it won't come out.

I need peace and quiet.

Hey.

Why are you screaming?

You startled me!

Well,

it seems that having a meal

and getting enough rest

makes our minds clear.

That's why we didn't see anything, right?

- Yeah, maybe.
- I guess so.

Let's go back to the tent.
I haven't wiped.

Gross.

Go easy, mark your place first.

Why mark it? Just sleep.

Make sure Lenni is comfortable.

- Make yourself comfortable.
- Right, Len?

I'll sleep here.
You guys sleep over there.

You can't just do as you please!

You said you're okay with it?

- Yeah, for us!
- Yeah.

Gas, three of us
should sleep here.

Just face this way.

Can you fold your body?
It's cramped!

I can't sleep
on the wall like a lizard!

Okay, you be the lizard.

It's a slope. Careful.

Watch your step.

Len, wait a sec!

- What?
- Look.

Juna! You didn't bury your poop?

It's hard soil. I couldn't dig it.

Don't worry, I covered it with leaves.

It's not a pepes.

Might as well pressure cook it.

Make your poop soft.

Watch your step.
Don't step on Juna's landmine.

Slowly.

Len, wait!

Huh?

Is that Juna's poop?

Huh?

Isn't it a leech? I'm not sure.

But you spotted it first.

I didn't look that hard.
I don't remember the curves.

- What's got you two so serious?
- It's important.

If it's Juna's poop,

then that means
we've been going in circles.

Look closely.

Did you give birth to that last night?

I don't know.

It could have been another hiker's poop.

I think it has your nose.

Fine, how about this?

I'll let out another one
so you can compare them.

How could you poop again?
That will take too long.

Here. I'll put this there.

- A handkerchief.
- For what?

I'll leave this here.

If we find this again,
that means we've been going in circles.

I agree.

I'll leave it here.

Bagas!

Watch your hand!

You're touching feces.

- Right here.
- Okay.

Let's go.

Oh my God!

Shit! We've been going in circles!

Don't swear.

It's all your poop's fault!

Friends, I'm tired. I can't go on.

It seems like if we go any further,

we'll just end up here.

Our supplies are running low.

If you want to eat,

avoid making noodles.

Because we're running low on water.

I can skip meals, Gas.

Aren't you hungry?

Does cassava grow in your stomach?

- I'm going to bed.
- Me too.

Bagas, give me some bread.

There's not much left.

Damn it! Just one, don't be so stingy.

Cassava doesn't grow
in my stomach, unlike Juna.

I'm going to sleep too.

Okay, Len.

- Bye.
- Good night, Lenni.

Thank you.

Jun, I'm cold. Can you spoon me?

No way.

So mean.

I don't want to!

Andrew, can you play a song
from Yowis Ben?

I haven't seen Yowis Ben in a long time.

Yeah.

Which song?

The latest one?

Can you?

- Yes, I can.
- I'll sing.

♪ Find anything you lost with a prayer ♪

♪ In your heart ♪

♪ Live your life to the fullest
Every day, be thankful ♪

♪ Express more of it ♪

♪ When the sky is a gray shade ♪

♪ Casting gloomy lights ♪

♪ Peace and tranquil life ♪

♪ If it hasn't come yet, wait
And remember times of old ♪

♪ If you're blessed with it,
Be grateful for the heart at ease ♪

♪ If it left you, let it go
Indeed it's hard ♪

♪ But life is precious ♪

♪ Don't give in to despair ♪

♪ Dear God, all I can do is thank You ♪

♪ For my life ♪

Awesome.

Well, I'm going to sleep.

Sure.

You're the source of our problem.

I just want to return you
to where you came from.

So, please…

Let me and my friends go,
so we can go home in peace.

Thank you.

Why do I suddenly feel unwell?

My body feels heavy.

Is it because I'm scared?

- Are you paranoid?
- Because of the story?

Deri's a scaredy cat!

Anyway, Bagas.

- Yes?
- What happens next?

We decided to spend another night
on Mount Madyopuro.

So you liked it there?

I didn't know you could extend your stay
on such short notice.

- Huh?
- You don't need to open the web,

- register with your number, email…
- No, no, no.

- …all that stuff.
- No, no!

This isn't a hotel.

They're lost, misguided.

Because they keep running into
the poop marking.

The poop must be an idealist.

It stands on its ground. Staying firm.

Splat.

You always come up with the most
brain-damaging, complex assumptions.

That's it, complex.

At that time, things got so complex.

On day four,

we came across the poop again
during the daytime.

Oh my God! This again!

Should I put my poop back in?

Huh?

This is the way.

- I marked it.
- Go that way.

We fought,

searching everywhere
for water but no luck.

That night, Lenni freaked out,
screaming Pocong.

On day five,
we came across Juna's poop again.

- Damn it, let me step on it!
- Stop!

Lend me your axe!
I'll chop it into small pieces!

- I'll chop you up!
- Don't!

Settle down! Settle down!

- That's the last one.
- It stinks.

On that day, we ran out of food.

We were eating whatever we could find,
including leaves.

At night, Dicky was hysterical,

- screaming, "Ghost! Ghost!"
- Ghost!

On day six…

Something is different now.

Somehow a mushroom grew
out of Juna's poop.

It made us drool.

Did anyone bring any chili?

I caught a grasshopper!
There's a lot of them over there!

Grasshoppers can be our dinner.

I tried it, their thighs tasted good.

That night, Andrew freaked out
screaming, "kuntilanak, kuntilanak!"

On day seven, I couldn't take it anymore.

My condition worsened, I had a fever.

Perhaps because I ate
the mushroom grown from Juna's poop.

Hang in there, Gas.

Andrew is out gathering food.

Here.

Which leaf was the tastiest?

Leaves again!

My poop is green now.

Well, we're out of grasshoppers.

As if they're extinct.

Len, keep talking to Bagas.

Don't let him be quiet.

I'll go bat hunting.

Bagas, what do you want to eat
after we get out of here?

Leaves.

He's out of it.

Friends.

I caught a snake!

Snake!

Damn it.

Are we allowed to eat snake?

It's an emergency, Len.

I think we should have skinned it.

I feel bad eating it with the skin on.

Oh, that's good!

Suddenly, I feel much better.

Snake meat made me feel instantly better.

Sorry.

No seconds for you, fat boy.

Drew, you only caught one snake?

Were you snacking on lizards back there?

Hey!

Oh no!

Quite the appetite.
Are you used to eating snake meat?

Or maybe you're used to eating incense?

What do you mean?

I think I understand
why this is happening to us.

I remember what the meatball uncle said,
back at checkpoint two.

That something has followed us.

One of us is a ghost.

Okay, fine. I'm the ghost.

I'm the ugliest one here.

Hang on.

If any of us are a ghost,

the most obvious one has to be Andrew.

Huh? Why me?

Juna disappears into the woods
after every meal.

I had to take a dump, Drew!

You can still see my poop sitting there!

Damn. Bats are surrounding the poop.

But we went with you to poop just once.

How many times did you go?

Who knows what you do when you're alone?

What about you?

What if you're a spirit?

What if you died with your mom
during the accident?

Juna, how could you?

You fool!

- Len.
- What the heck?

- I didn't mean to--
- I don't care if you talk to them.

But you have no right
to talk about my problems!

Juna! How could you say that?

I thought you were a decent guy!

But you're a horrible person!

Your vile mouth is as nasty as your face.

Jun, that's not how you talk to a girl.

Len.

I'm sorry.

I don't think that's Juna.

Dicky, is this still powerful?

Why do you have it?

No time to explain, use it!

Let me try it first.

Did it work?

- It's over.
- Dicky.

- Dick, pay your debts!
- You!

Ghost!

Kuntilanak!

- Andrew!
- Lenni.

Pocong!

- Lenni!
- Pocong!

Tree!

Tree!

After everything I experienced,

I finally reflected on them.

Why am I the only one
who didn't see any ghosts?

Why were Lenni, Andrew, Juna, and Dicky

all chased by their own ghosts?

The saying, "Don't look back."

"Don't look back."

What does it mean?

Apparently, it doesn't mean that
you can't turn around like this.

When you're hiking in the mountains,

if your friend is in trouble behind you,
you turn around.

Len!

- What "don't look back" meant was…
- Lenni!

Don't look back and dwell
on the gloomy past.

Because the past can ruin the present…

if you dwell on it.

Lenni!

Bagas!

- Lenni!
- I'm over here!

Lenni!

Lenni!

The pocong keeps chasing me!

Lenni, calm down. Listen!

The only way to get rid of that pocong…

is for you to look back.

Are you insane?

You were always the one
who told me not to!

That was before I understood the myth!

- Lenni.
- No! I don't want to.

You must look back!

- I don't want to!
- If you don't… Lenni!

- It's for your sake.
- I'm scared.

I don't want to keep seeing you
suffer like this. Please!

Breathe.

Relax. Lenni, look at me.

Look back.

You must face it.

Lenni.

Lenni.

Lenni.

Bagas.

- It's okay, I'm here with you!
- I'm scared.

There's nothing to be afraid of!

If you don't face it,
it will keep haunting you.

The only way is to face it.

Mom?

It was you all along?

I'm sorry, Mom.

I know I was wrong.

If you feel lonely there,

and you want to take me,
I'm willing to go.

I wish I had died in that accident,
so I could stay with you.

Len, don't die.

If that's the case,
you're surrendering to your past.

You have to face your past.

I… I love you, Len.

If my feelings can't reach you,

remember the orphanage kids.

They will miss you.

Lenni, dear.

My love.

I would never ask you to come with me.

I just want to make sure,

that you're surrounded
by people who love you.

Take care of yourself, sweetie.

Promise me?

Len.

How did it go?

You did it, right?

You really succeeded, right?

Thank you, Gas.

I've come to terms
with my mother's passing.

That's great.

Good for you.

Kuntilanak!

Kuntilanak!

Shit! What did I do wrong?

Stop chasing me, damn ghost!

- A tree! It's a just tree!
- We should tell them, Gas.

- Yeah, we have to tell them.
- Kuntilanak!

- Andrew, wait!
- Gas, over there!

Make fun of my math grades
all you want, damn ghost!

That's just a tree!

They're all over the place!

We should go to Andrew first!

Stop following me!

That's just a tree!

Just a tree!

The Kuntilanak threw up on me!

Damn you, trapped wind!

Turns out ghosts are real!

I'm pregnant, Andrew!

Look back!

Friends! Look back!

Friends! If you want to survive,

look back!

Look back!

Look back, my ass!

I won't look back!

I did it and it worked!

Don't run from your past!

Look back, now!

Look back!

Look back!

Look back!

Michelle?

Dad, don't you love me?

Are you out of your mind?

I can't believe you messed up!

With a woman who isn't on our level!

Stupid!

You better leave this house
if you choose to stay with that woman!

I'm sorry, Sweetie.

I thought about leaving you.

From now on, I won't run away.

I will always be there for you.

I don't want you to suffer
like I did all this time.

Amazing, little brother.

We're leaving.

Dad, I graduated from
Berkeley University in California.

Meaningless.

Drew.

Can you make me proud
like your brother here?

Nothing about you makes me proud.

My own parents
never acknowledged me.

I will raise you.

I will love you.

Forever.

Thank you.

Damn it!

What are you doing here?

I'm looking for a shaman.

Are you one?

I'm a hit Shaman.

- Hit by what?
- Hit by a roof.

Forget it, I'm going home.

Hold on.

I really am famous.

Newlyweds come to me
because they aren't a match.

I treat them on Wednesday, by Thursday…

- They got along?
- Got a divorce.

Even worse!

I'm going home for real!

What's wrong?

- I'm in trouble.
- Why?

A ghost is haunting me.

Ghost?

Ghost.

You're sleeping?

Says who?

- What was that?
- I was thinking.

What is wrong with you?

So what should I do?

Before the first of Suro,
climb Mount Madyopuro.

Cleanse yourself, find flowing water.

Once you've bathed there, take a stone.

- How many?
- Nine cubic yards.

Are you building a dam?

Just take one. Don't take too much.

If it rains, it worked.

- It means I succeeded?
- Yeah.

- I think.
- What?

Why do you keep following me?

We're both trying to make ends meet, Dick.

I came to collect your debt,
not out of spite…

but because it's my job.

I'm working to support my wife and kid.

Now that I'm gone,

what will they eat?

My neighbor's plants?

They only plant chili.

They'll get diarrhea every day, Dick!

My wife is beautiful.

My kid is cute.

I'll never see them again,
because I'm dead.

Do you understand?

Be responsible.

Pay your debts.

Stop running.

I'm sorry.

I never thought about it that way.

I thought you made my life hard.

But now I see, I ruined your life.

I'll quit slot machine gambling.

I'll sell off all my branded items…

to settle my debts.

Your incentive can go towards
your wife and kid.

I'm sorry.

Thanks, Dick.

I hope you can keep your promise.

I will keep my word.

But…

If I clear my debts,

can I raise my limit?

I'll slap you for the rest of your life!

Just kidding. Sorry.

Dick, if you see my family,

tell them I love them so much.

Huge!

Like a healthy King Kong!

Juna!

- What's that?
- Damn, that's gigantic!

Jun! What are you doing?

That's not a Garut sheep!

You think it wants to eat leaves?

What am I supposed to do?

Try talking to it! That's what I did.

Mister Genderowo.

What have I done wrong?

What's it doing?

Friends, what should I do now?

Oh, hang on.

Maybe the tree where
you took a dump was its house?

Gosh. I'm sorry, Mister.

I didn't know it was your house.

I don't think that's it.

Jun, focus! Concentrate!

Think back to any events
related to that genderowo!

Wait.

Concentrate.

- Oh!
- What?

- I don't know.
- Damn!

Remember the first time
you saw that genderowo!

Uh…

When I was alone,
because Andrew and Dicky left me.

Huh?

When you were alone?

Hang on!

Dicky, Lenni, Andrew.

You saw your ghosts
when you weren't alone, right?

When you were together,
the ghosts came,

and you all screamed, "Ghost! Ghost!"

- Yeah.
- But you're alone?

Wait, wait.

I'm not the only one seeing it, right?

Am I right?

- You can see it too, right?
- Yeah.

- I'm seeing it too.
- Bagas.

Could it be that
this genderowo just wants…

- to be friends with Juna?
- Huh?

Damn, you're right! It nodded!

- That means…
- This genderowo…

Is a real ghost!

So, then… Juna is…

Handsome Juna.

If I look closely, you look like Jungkook.

No way.

Juna.

We don't have any cash on us today.

Can you foot the bill?

Yeah, of course I can.

Excuse me.

His armpit is sweaty!

Mount Madyopuro!

I'll conquer Mount Madyopuro!

Jun!

Quickly!

Wait!

One more push.

Hurry up! We're off the main trail!

Okay, wait.

Why poop on such a steep incline?

Maybe so the poop can roll down easily.

Should we leave him?

Yeah, let's go.

Juna! We'll wait for you
at checkpoint three!

It's nearby!

I think.

Hey!

JUNA, JULY 12, 2023

Juna!

He deserves to be treated that way.

Look at his ugly dark face.
He might as well be cursed!

Hey, corrupter's son!

Looks like a sick turtle!

That ate too many straws!

Stupid!

- So stupid!
- It's fine!

Exploit his riches!

- Money!
- I got a bag!

- Juna!
- It was my father who was corrupt, not me.

I just wanted to have a friend…

Juna!

Huh?

I'm sorry, friends.

I was the ghost all along.

But don't worry.

I… I won't bother you guys.

Juna!

I'm sorry!

I was wrong!

I once said we were not friends.

I am your friend, Jun!

Juna.

Never feel lonely.

We all care about you.

We're all your friends.

We won't leave you behind.

Jun, I'll stay here…

Until rescue arrives.

Thank you, friends.

I finally…

Have people I can truly call friends.

Now I understand…

why I only appeared in front you guys.

Thank you, friends.

Your face is white…

Crying…

Reminds me of a voodoo doll.

Really?

Nonsense, talking about voodoo dolls.

He looks like the silver people…

busking at red lights.

Do you still need money
when you're a ghost?

After seven days

of initial search,

as well as claims from the witnesses…

Registration staff.

- And…
- Meatball seller at checkpoint two.

…as well as some signs
of the victims' presence…

…with a heavy heart,

we are concluding the search.

Not yet! They're still here.

This statement
marks the victims' status as missing.

Bagas!

Bagas!

What's with the crowd?

I'm not sure.

What's going on?

Michelle!

Andrew?

Drew!

Drew!

How did you know I was here?

Your phone signal was last detected here.

Thank God you're back.

I can't do this alone.

Miss Lenni!

Miss Lenni!

Where have you been?

Why did you disappear?

Yeah, why did you disappear?

It's okay now. I'm here.

Lenni?

- You're Lenni?
- Grandma.

Lenni! Where's Bagas?

Where is he?

Grandma, Bagas is up there, he's safe.

He's with our friend
who couldn't come down.

Really? But he's safe?

- Yes.
- He's okay?

Here!

Wait, it's them?

Lenni!

Told you so!

Told you so!

You're as pale as yesterday's porridge!

Told you so!

To this moment…

I'm still incredibly grateful.

Dear God, thank you so much.

I made it out,

and survived this incident.

Honestly Bagas,
I didn't expect to hear

this part of your story.

Has Juna's spirit finally found peace?

Huh?

Why is he still here?

What is this concept?

What is this?

Why is he like that?

What is he doing?

How would I know?

Told you so!

See!

See!

See!

So…

His spirit found peace at his funeral?

Take this seriously, we're crying here.

Please stop giggling like that.

Okay, um…

Juna…

is actually…

here.

Stop! Don't leave!

Juna will be upset if you leave!

No one goes outside.

We're not leaving.

That's Lenni!

Who's Lenni?

- That's Lenni!
- Lenni?

She's Lenni?

Lenni!

Let her in, Hilda.

Hello, everyone.

Crew, are we still live?

Oh, right!

In frame?

You have a chair?

Have a seat, Miss.

Sit here, Len.

So, where's Juna now?

He's wandering, isn't he?

Uh…

Juna is actually…

- …on top of you.
- What?

On top of me?

Damn it! Why me?

No wonder I feel so heavy!

Do I look like a chair to him?

Dyni! Wrap up the show, quickly!

Um… Bagas, Lenni,

and Juna, wherever you might be,

- thank you for--
- Dyni, wait.

I don't think Juna
wants the podcast to end yet.

He keeps doing this.

- Okay, what does he want?
- Yeah, what?

What's wrong, Juna?

What is it?

Kiss first.

Oh, wow.

- Sorry, Juna. I can't do that here.
- What?

I can't do that because it's live.
People are watching.

Just do as he says, Bagas.

I want to see my mom, just do it.

- Please, do it.
- Bagas.

- Let's just do it.
- But…

Damn, the ghost is a pervert.

He's not a pervert!

He's just a sweet guy!

He wants his friends to be happy.

So, are you two official?

I mean…

I think what just happened
answers your question.

So cute!

- Congrats.
- From what I see,

- I think your pre-wedding should be…
- Dyni, damn it!

Stop talking about pre-wedding!

What now?

What's with him?

Kiss first.

Many people are watching this podcast!
I can't do that, Juna!

- What?
- What does he want?

- Just do as he says.
- If it's like this, I can't…

Deri. Dyn.

Uh…

I couldn't possibly…

Bagas.

Yes, Lenni?

Now I know!

Who?

I say, Sir Juna!

- You said it wasn't him.
- You told me not to mock Juna,

why are you suddenly
accusing him of being the ghost?

I'm not saying he's ugly…

Just saying his face looks
like Korean ginseng.

So scary.

♪ Express more of it ♪

His face has roots.

Gosh, Lenni!

Len!

Len, there are people
filming in front of you.

♪ When the sky is a gray shade ♪

♪ Casting gloomy lights ♪

♪ Peace and tranquil life ♪

And you…

are not my friend!

♪ If it hasn't come yet, wait,
And remember times of old ♪

Let's attack.

The rehearsal wasn't like that!

You sleep without closing the tent.

Beware of government officials
crawling inside your tent.

♪ But life is precious… ♪

That's what Dono gave me.

Friends…

I got a grasshopper.

There are many grasshoppers there.

Let's just eat grasshoppers tonight.

I tried one, it was good.

Are you sure you ate your father?

Why are you laughing?

Friends…

I got a grasshopper.

There are so many grasshoppers there.

There are so many.

Friends…
I got a grasshopper.

There are so many grasshoppers there.

Let's just eat grasshoppers tonight.

I tried one, the upper thigh.

Friends…

I got a grasshopper.

There are so many grasshoppers there.

Tonight we'll…

Damn you Fir.

Not me, he went first.

Friends…
I got a grasshopper.

- I forgot.
- I tried to hold my laugh.