After hearing such profound words, his gaze on Mr. Bambang was turned upside down a hundred and eighty degrees. At first, James found the mustachioed man quite disturbing because of his overly friendly demeanor. James has always been suspicious of people who are too friendly because people like that are often scammers.

But after a long talk, James realized that Mr. Bambang was indeed a friendly person; it was his nature. And he was further impressed by his behavior and words.

"Is it just you, or are all Javanese people philosophical and religious?" James asked.

Mr. Bambang smiled slightly, "All my behaviors and words are actually purely derived from the teachings of the ancestors of the land of Java, but not everyone here will be like me, James. You know yourself that humans are different in each individual," he said.

Before they knew it, the short conversation had brought them in front of a simple house with a very large yard at the end of the village bordering the forest.

"We have a