Indonesian Horror Story

The Curse of Kuntilanak II

It was the start of a new school year, and a group of friends were excited to start their final year of high school. Their school was an old building that had been used for generations, and there were stories of hauntings and strange happenings within its walls. But the friends didn't believe in ghosts, and they were eager to begin their studies.

On the first day of school, they were assigned a project to research the history of their school. They decided to start their research in the school library, which was located in the far corner of the school. The library was a dark and musty place, filled with old books and dim lighting. As they searched through the books, they noticed that they were not alone.

"Did you hear that?" one of the friends asked.

"Hear what?" another replied.

"It sounded like someone was whispering," the first friend said.

They listened carefully, and they could hear the faint sound of a woman's voice coming from the back of the library.

"Hello?" one of the friends called out. "Is someone there?"

No one responded, and they decided to investigate. As they approached the back of the library, the voice grew louder. It was the sound of a woman crying.

"Please help me," the voice said. "I need your help."

The friends followed the sound to a small room at the back of the library. Inside, they saw the ghostly figure of a woman in a white dress. She had long black hair and an eerie smile on her face.

"Who are you?" one of the friends asked.

"I am Kuntilanak," the woman said. "And I am trapped here. I need your help to escape this place."

The friends were afraid, but they felt that they had to help the ghostly figure. They asked her what they could do, and she told them that they needed to find her bones and bury them in a sacred place. Only then could she be released from her curse.

The friends decided to take on the task of finding Kuntilanak's bones. They searched through the school's records and discovered that Kuntilanak had once been a student at their school. She had died under mysterious circumstances, and her body had never been found. They believed that her bones were still somewhere within the school.

They searched through every room and every corner of the school, but they couldn't find any trace of the bones. They were about to give up when they heard a strange sound coming from the gymnasium. They cautiously approached the gym and saw that the doors were locked. They could see a shadowy figure moving inside.

"What do you think that is?" one of the friends asked.

"I don't know," another replied. "But I have a feeling that we're about to find out."

They unlocked the doors and went inside. The gym was dark, and they could barely see anything. But they could hear the sound of bones rattling, and they knew that they had found what they were looking for.

As they approached the sound, they saw the ghostly figure of Kuntilanak. She was holding a pile of bones, which she dropped at their feet.

"I found them," she said. "Now you must take them and bury them in the sacred grounds."

The friends took the bones and headed toward the sacred grounds, which were located on the outskirts of town. They knew that they had to bury the bones before sunrise, or Kuntilanak's curse would never be lifted.

As they made their way through the forest, they noticed that they were being followed. They turned around to see the ghostly figure of Kuntilanak floating behind them.

"I can't leave this place," she said. "I am bound to this school forever."

The friends were shocked, but they knew that they had to help Kuntilanak escape her curse. They finally arrived at the sacred grounds, and they dug a hole to bury the bones. As they buried the bones, they saw the ghostly figure of Kuntilanak disappear into the moonlight.

Suddenly, they felt a powerful surge of energy. The earth shook, and the sky grew dark. A whirlwind surrounded them, and they could hear the ghostly laughter of Kuntilanak echoing through the forest.

"It's done," she said. "I am free."

The friends were relieved that their task was complete, but they felt as though they were being watched. They knew that the curse of Kuntilanak was still with them, even after they had broken it.