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The Great Chase: From Asia to Horn of Africa

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Following a failed secret attempt to topple the government, tensions rose between the Ruling and Opposition political parties. The Opposition strategized its moves for the upcoming elections and were forced to protect their own traitor Ranaut, while the Ruling alliance mobilized the country's forces and secret service to hunt down and eliminate same guy Ranaut who was their former asset.Opposition party's chief handed Ranaut to his trump card Tabriz who protected Ranaut from Ruling party's militias, Indian and Bangladeshi cops and Myanmar's militant groups while escaping capture in dramatic ways multiple times. A twist came when their ship was bombed by Yemen's rebels in red sea while they were fleeing to Africa, surviving certain death at sea, they dodged deadly Somalian pirates and reached to Ethiopia's Church which is famous for holding the Ark of the covenant where Tabriz uncovered a secret plot which was designed by a powerful international force aiming to crush both the parties and bring its own puppet regime to seize the control of the country's vast rare earth metal reserves.

When they finally understood what was going on, it was too late and Tabriz had to come up with something amazing to save his people.


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