RAINON DAWA Complete Hausa Novel Document by RAINON DAWA

The forest was densely packed with towering trees, so thick that parts of it were shrouded in darkness and mystery, while other areas were bathed in ample sunlight.  

The forest was vast, teeming with diverse wildlife. The only sounds were the varied calls of different birds.  

Since it was the rainy season, the forest was lush and vibrant. All the trees were covered in fresh green leaves, glistening with moisture. Some leaves even had water droplets dripping from them, a sign of recent rainfall.  

At first glance, one might say the forest had an eerie atmosphere—so much so that you wouldn’t expect any human to survive within it. Yet, that didn’t take away from its beauty and charm in the eyes of anyone who beheld it.  

There were many monkeys in the forest, and rumors suggested dangerous beasts also lived deep within.  

On one side, I spotted about ten trees clustered together in one spot, as if intentionally grouped. They were tall but not as towering as the others, almost as if they had been trimmed.  

As I scanned the treeline, something caught my attention—a small hut nestled among the shorter trees. It seemed someone lived there. Nearby, I could see items like mats, a water container, and a slightly elevated area that appeared to be a resting spot.  

Beyond the trees, I noticed a young girl sitting in front of a clay pot filled with clear, sparkling water. Around her were small, neatly arranged plants. She turned her back, unclothed, with only a small towel wrapped around her waist—apparently bathing, as she scooped water and poured it over herself.