The sound that came from the valley, resembling the bark of a dog, greatly frightened Hajiya Zinaru. However, due to the stoic demeanor characteristic of wealthy women who pride themselves, she merely lowered her head.
"Hajiya, you must do what we've asked. We need you to personally go and dig up a fresh grave, where the deceased has not spent a full day in the afterlife, and bring us the shroud wrapped around the body. Only then will we be able to complete the task for you. I hope you understand."
Fear gripped her heart again. She, who was so afraid of death that she couldn't even walk past a place where someone had died until after the seventh-day prayers were done and the crowd had dispersed, wondered how she could possibly enter a graveyard, dig up a grave, and retrieve a shroud. She sighed deeply, then raised her head and said,
"I've heard all you've said. By the Almighty, I will do everything as you commanded, as long as it ensures my need is met. I cannot offer more than this. But if I were certain that I wouldn't die, I would be able to offer it. As they say, the day of fulfilling a desire is not far from achieving a goal. What use is tomorrow without life?
Hahhhhh! Hahhhhh! That's why we need you because fear incites Shi and Dan Tsito.
"Now I will leave and return to you shortly."
She stood up and started walking backwards out of the hut, heading towards a river enveloped in darkness. Despite the profound darkness covering the sky, it didn't conceal Hajiya Zinaru's figure. Her skin was the color of Coca-Cola, with large, sparkling eyes, a long and beautifully curved nose, and perfectly shaped lips adorned with red. Her chest was full and upright, and her stomach was flat as if she had never eaten anything.
No matter how envious a person might be, they would have to admit that Hajiya Zinaru was stunningly beautiful, worthy of being featured in a magazine.
Since she started walking in the forest, there was no sign of fear on her face. Indeed, the saying that the fulfillment of a need surpasses a long hope was true.