Aswang Stories

In a future Philippines shattered by corruption and fear, the government launches Project KALINISAN, a program meant to "cleanse" society. Instead, it exposes a dark truth: supernatural bloodlines-diwata, duwende, kataw, sirena, and aswang-have lived among humans for centuries. Seeing them as a threat, the regime hunts these mixed-blood hybrids, capturing families, dividing cities, and turning the nation into a dystopian rule of control and violence. Amid the chaos, a forgotten prophecy rises: Seven young hybrids will stand against the fall of the Republic. The Seven Andres "Andro" Silang, an eighteen-year-old half-aswang with shape-shifting strength and unmatched combat skills. Emilio "Milo" Duwal, an eleven-year-old half-duwende empath who communicates with animals and fights with a slingshot. Gabriela "Biela" Dayang, a seventeen-year-old visionary half-diwata who sees the future through painful flashes. Diego Marín, a sixteen-year-old half-kataw who commands water and carries the calm of the ocean. Leonor "Nora" Marín, his fiery twin sister, a siren whose voice unleashes sonic waves. Teresa "Tessa" Lakandula, a fifteen-year-old fire wielder who struggles to control the flames inside her. Carlos "Arlo" Burgos, a sixteen-year-old earthshaper who channels nature's strength through his arnis sticks. Brought together by destiny-and by the government hunting them-the Seven must uncover the secret behind Project KALINISAN, rescue the survivors of supernatural bloodlines, and confront the truth about their own origins. As visions warn of a coming war, cities collapse under new laws, and ancient creatures rise from hiding, the Seven must choose: Will they run from the power that makes them targets... or embrace it and become the spark that ignites a revolution? The fate of the Philippines rests not in soldiers or politicians, but in seven young outcasts with the courage to stand against a broken republic-and the magic to challenge a system built on fear.

Nasa MANANANGGAL ang true love!

When an archipelagic nation in Southeast Asia hosts the World Conference, she makes sure that every nation is comfortable and safe throughout their whole stay. Especially since it is Holy Week... and the meeting is being held in a nice building in Siquijor... When 12 nations get lost in a dark forest on the night of Black Friday (courtesy of a certain American), that's when their ride gets wrecked. Leaving them with a broken truck, a few flashlights, England's spellbook, an ancient book written in Tagalog, and some unknown creatures stalking them. Is it really more fun in the Philippines? Warning: Non-canon characters, OOC characters, Swearing, Mistakes, Cringe, etc.

This is the story na kasabay ng Lauren the White Lady 1-5. But this happened far away from that place...

FANTASY, SUPERNATURAL

Tala is a 21-year-old first year medical student at the University of the Philippines Philippine General Hospital. Unbeknownst to most, she hails from generations of babaylans, Filipino shamans tasked with appeasing, harnessing, or communicating with spirits of the dead and of nature. While groomed to practice the ancient traditions of her forebears, she must also make her way into the world while protecting her family's legacy, both financially and socially. Though her sheltered youth makes her naive and inexperienced, she is eager to explore. Narciso is a 28-year-old pathology resident trying to juggle work and a family secret that has only barely evaded escape. He is the youngest in a family of aswangs, ordinary humans by day, monstrous shapeshifters by night, able to hide their true nature through stealth, as well as wealth accumulated through generations of assimilation with society through a booming family-owned sugar conglomerate. Narciso is torn between the vagaries of his origins, unwanted family obligations, and his medical vocation. Tala and Narciso eventually meet at the Philippine General Hospital. Narciso has become weary of the world and Tala's enthusiasm, compassion, and innervating conversations are like a breath of fresh air. Despite having different backgrounds and values, the two are inexplicably drawn to each other. Tala quickly discovers that Narciso is far more complex than she initially assumed. As their unlikely friendship grows deeper, Tala begins to understand how fear and ignorance can cause people to be unforgiving, judge others harshly, and make careless, life-altering decisions. Along with this newfound understanding comes a greater appreciation for her own heritage.

COMPLETED: horror, entities, and superstition.

A girl was born to suffer about something she haven't done.

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Waking up in an unknown island could be his fearsome nightmare or his beautiful fantasy. In a world full of competition, may puwang ba ang pag-ibig? Is that one message in a bottle enough to find love? At paano kong nakita mo nga ang pag ibig na hinahanap mo ngunit sa maling tao? Sa maling lugar? Sa maling lahi? What will happen if Mr. Perfect meets Miss More Perfect?

Isang kwento ng mag kakaibigan na sila jay Elise Jonathan ana at Anthony sa baryo Ng Mga di kapani paniwalang nilalang this story contains mythical creatures character, this story is just a fiction story all the character in the story are are fiction characters too this story not based on a story.

Follow the adventures and misadventures of a gang of lovable, fictitious characters from a town called Capiz! This lighthearted (geared toward humorous) comic strip collection is something I made throughout the years using pencil, pen and colored pencils. For more recent comics, please visit my comic strips site (http://snippetsincolors.com). For other great webcomics, please visit the Comxbox Comics Syndicate site (http://comxbox.blogspot.com/).

Dumating si Hiraya Trese-ang misteryosong pinsan ni Alexandra, anak ng isang Trese at ng huling mangkukulam ng Batumbakal-na may dalang lihim na tumakas mula sa isang madilim na kapahamakan. Habang pinapapasok siya sa Diabolical, hindi alam ng mga Trese na pati ang aninong humahabol sa kanya ay sumunod sa Maynila. Sa pagsama ni Hiraya kay Alexandra at sa Kambal, magsisimula ang gabing puno ng mahika, dugo, at mga nilalang na matagal nang dapat nakatali. At habang lumalalim ang panganib, mas lumalalim rin ang ugnayan niya sa Kambal-isang pag-ibig na maaaring maging sandata... o sumpa.

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After thousands of years since the exile of The Great Bakunawa, the godless Mundong Hiwaga has transformed into a battleground for thrones and power.

Time, isolation and perpetual debunking by those who continue to hunt us have managed to whittle our existence into a figment of imagination, a part of your local folklore---stories so gnarled and distorted. No more than legends to scare your offspring into obedience or courageous attempts to explain the arcane. Shame, the place we take in the society today. We are now tales plummeting into obsolescence.

A short story about a how a vacation in the beautiful Philippines, turned to a nightmare in the darkest sea of horror. "Better Aswang than a thief."

Ten friends, one journey. It all began with one sentence, ASWANG. Eleanor and her friends are from the Windspring High School in Sadesberry. On one sunny day their teacher suggests a trip to the lost town of Montonia. The class is cast into sections, and Eleanor and her group are the last to go. But there's something Eleanor and her group don't know;the first group of students that left, never came. Copyright©2015 Bridgette Jill

Living in Manila for almost a decade now enabled me to meet various people from all walks of life; from vendors, to street children, to florists, to cigarette peddlers, to transients, to locals living in the metropolis, and gathering from them their stories which they themselves experience or reached them through word of mouth. I gathered these stories and inscribed them on paper. I tried my best not to alter the best details, but as an author, the poetic license in some parts must be understood as my initiative so that the reader might also get the grasp of the stories according to how it first made an impression on me. Enjoy reading!