A complaint is all it takes to start an investigation.
Before Krishna, Rozman, and Izhan step in, every case begins somewhere.
In this scene, Director Roshin receives a complaint from a headmaster about an unfinished school roof, with a special cameo by Sabah Minister Masidi Manjun.
One report. One decision.
And soon, a new investigation begins.
The Menders — where every complaint has a story behind it. 📁
If you're here after reading Becoming Nazha, thank you for joining me on another journey.
This is my first time writing a procedural mystery, so the pacing is intentionally different. Instead of crime scenes or high-speed action, each case unfolds through investigations, interviews, documents, and the people behind every complaint.
I hope you'll enjoy solving each case alongside Krishna, Rozman, and Izhan. Pay attention to the little details—you never know which clue will matter later.
Thank you for reading, and I hope you'll enjoy your stay at PPDKB.
Every complaint tells a story. Sometimes, the complaint is only the beginning.
Exactly. Every new characters needs exposure for a better understanding for all my readers so that the won't be surprised of their dynamics in the story.