One day a villager named Kado took his ax and went into the forest to chop wood. As for these robbers, the people of this village all know about them. The villager went far into the forest, and saw something catching his eye. He looked back, and looked forward, and saw no one. Then he filled the pocket of his bag, used his axe, and ran towards home.
He left the place where he took the money, and he met the three robbers. They said to him, "Hey, stop! What drove you?"
Kado stopped and was shocked, thinking that the money he took was theirs. Then he said, "Yes! Me? Yes. It's death that I see clearly, that's why I'm running."
They laughed and said, "Did you see death itself, or a snake?"
Kado said, "Yes! By God, it was death itself that I saw there, that's why I didn't even stop there, so that it wouldn't be said that I saw it, I ran away."
When they saw that he was afraid of them, they said to him, "Well, let's go, take us to see her too."
Kado went ahead and they followed, until the place where the money was. He said, "Here she is! I swear by God that I did not pick it up, don't say that I picked it up." He was hiding his pocket and thought it was their savings, that's why he was so confused.
When God made them not look at his pocket, they said, "Well, go. If you say it, we will come at night and kill you."
Even when Kado heard this, he went to sleep in the dog's stomach, he didn't go anywhere but home. He was panting, as if his life was about to go out. He hid his money, held his mouth and bit it.
When they saw that the robbery was over, they were surprised at the money and said, "Maybe some thieves stole it, and when they saw that they had too much money, they threw away the money." God the King! The villagers think that it is ours."
Their eldest said, "Hey, he's scared." Now it has been a long time since he got home."
The others said, "Oh, already." When he rushed here, not even a car could catch him." They burst out laughing.
Then the older one took a piece of cloth and gave it to the younger one, and said, "Run to the market and bring us food so that we can eat first. Let our eyes open, then we will know how much we will budget for this money."
The little one accepted it, put on a shirt like no thief, rolled it up, went to the market, went to the farmer, bought and paid the butcher, bought them plants and put them on the pile, took them and went to the forest. He is locked in what he will do with this money, it is his only. Then he saw the tinya tree, put down their things, and said, "Thank God!" Let me get the tomato juice and pour it on the food and take it to them. As for me, even if they ask me to eat, I have to say that I am sick from the market. You see that everyone except them is a woman, and I will take my iron and go into the city and make you look down on me." He broke the tinya and poured it.
Before he came back, did his brothers plan to kill him, take the money and divide it alone. They said that this is the worst.
Then this little boy arrived with food. Even after he left, they hit him, he didn't know how to get up, he didn't know how to get down, and they killed him. They said food and eat, when they finish then they take money and know where they are going. After eating food, each one of them started to shake, falling and getting up, before blinking and praying they all reached for the paper.
After about seven days, Kado said to himself, "Let me go back to this place, if I find them taking their money, I will squat and cry, or God will give me a meeting." If I gather them, I will say that I have come to tell them that the King will send agents to arrest them tomorrow. I should say that the reason why I told them so, they felt it was me. You see, maybe he doesn't even give me a clue. The money is just piled up like they don't want it, they don't have any sign of protection."
When he got there, he found them all dead. He regretted what killed them, he lost. When he noticed that cats ate them, he thought that they were the ones who killed them. He was at a loss for what to do to be happy. He spread his test, and he was satisfied. He made a few bells and placed them, so that they would not be recognized, he took them home, built a hole and buried them. It was evening and he called his son, they went and took the rest. He sat and ate his money slowly, with him and his son, no one understood.
Musa laughed and said, "Great God! If fate swears, then the owner!"
He listened to this and heard the call to prayer, and said to the parrot, "What about that call to prayer, is it the first or the second?"
Aku said, "Well, it's the first time." But let's hear it." They were silent and listened, then they heard Ladani say, "Assalatu!"
Musa said, "Good morning, don't we know until dawn!" Then he got up and entered the house. From this morning until evening, he did not even bite his mouth because of sadness.
Even when the moon has set, since the call for morning prayer has not been made, Musa has to lead the way. He came and said to the parrot, "Then I will come back."
Aku said, "Come back safely." He looked at Moses again, and cyes, "Ah! If you are not a Waziri, look at the King's strong son like you and say that he will be prevented from going to war? What kind of attitude is the Waziri?"
Musa said, "Get rid of him old empty! Even if he forbids it, he will see it now, I will see it."
Aku said, "Go your way, get rid of it!" No matter what a person does, sooner or later, he will see it. If God had made him hear the story of Hafaru and his son, he would have reduced some things."