A possible concise summary is:
This is a story about Wahyu, a man who works as a supervisor in a rubber plantation that has been neglected for a long time. He lives alone in a house that is surrounded by shady forests and far from the village. He experiences strange and scary events, such as hearing sounds of activity, smelling boiled potatoes, and seeing a pocong (a shrouded ghost) that follows him from the bathroom to the road. He tries to escape by staying at his friend's rented house, but the pocong still haunts him. His boss comes to visit him after three months, but the voice returns.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of a horror story video in Indonesian, narrated by a male voice.
- The story is about Wahyu, a young man who works as a supervisor at a rubber plantation that has been taken over by the government.
- The plantation is located in South Sumatra, far from Wahyu's hometown and family.
- Wahyu experiences strange and scary events at the plantation, such as seeing black figures, smelling boiled potatoes, and encountering a pocong (a type of ghost in Indonesian folklore).
- Wahyu's friend Amri, who works in a nearby town, tries to help him but also sees the pocong.
- Wahyu's boss Pak Heri visits him after three months and also hears a voice at the plantation house.
Some possible numbered facts are:
1. Wahyu works as a supervisor at a rubber plantation in South Sumatra.
2. The plantation has been taken over by the government and is neglected and spooky.
3. Wahyu sees black figures, smells boiled potatoes, and encounters a pocong at the plantation house.
4. Amri, Wahyu's friend from childhood, works in a nearby town and tries to help him.
5. Pak Heri, Wahyu's boss, visits him after three months and also hears a voice at the house.