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Arjuna's hurt towards those closest to him made him hold a deep grudge. With the encouragement of one of the administrators of the Gumenjangbrama sect, Nyi Rengganis, a female soul devil, Arjuna performed a ritual of sending demons to those who hurt her using bokor media.
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Arjuna's hurt towards those closest to him made him hold a deep grudge. With the encouragement of one of the administrators of the Gumenjangbrama sect, Nyi Rengganis, a female soul devil, Arjuna performed a ritual of sending demons to those who hurt her using bokor media.
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Written By:Teguh Anarkhi
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Runtime:20 minutes
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