TAKUN SAKA Complete Hausa Novel Document by TAKUN SAKA

Three white police cars were speeding down the street as if they were in a race, you could see nothing but a serious accident that would scare the hell out of anyone. Most of the other cars on the road were parked on the side of the road so they didn't have any space, so any sensible person who saw this speeding knew that I was not safe. But everyone was surprised and asked (How did this happen?).

       They have no answers, just as I have no answers. But we should continue to follow them to find out what happened? All in all.

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      While those vehicles were racing at a speed that seemed to be helping or saving lives, the state police headquarters was almost in chaos in one part of it, and its chaos was clearly connected to the other vehicles.

      Almost the entire department staff stood in the research room, tense and terrified by what was happening. While about seven staff members sat down and worked on the computers with great skill and enthusiasm. There was no sound except for the keyboards and the beating of hearts.

      "Sir, this man is very clever, I don't think we can stop him from stealing this money this time either."

       One of the computer operators said, letting the sweat stop dripping from his forehead, despite the AC working in the room. The one he was talking to was in deep thought. Then he looked up angrily. He slammed the desk in front of him, looking at them with his eyes wide with anger.

       "If you let him achieve his goal this time, I will not forgive you. How long can we hold back this violent, childish terrorist who always thinks he is stronger than the authorities?!"

     As he spoke, the desk was pounded with thunder, and he added many psalms. The one who was speaking quickly turned his attention to the computer in front of him, his body trembling and he continued to operate it at a rapid pace. The other person next to him was also extremely confused by the thunder, so he became more and more impatient in operating the device in front of him.