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They say some doors only open once. Luna lied to her father about a research trip to the Philippines. She didn't mention the impossible theory her vanished mother left behind. The pot swallowed her whole. Now she's crawling out of it into pre-colonial Madja-as during a pirate raid, where bodies fall like rain and survival isn't a skill you learn in international schools. The pot won't reopen. Her geometric tattoos burn with power she can't control. And somewhere in this brutal, beautiful world, there's a Keeper she's supposed to find. Except the Keeper is dead. Luna has spent her whole life trusting no one, needing no one, surviving alone. But here, blood soaks into communal earth. Here, warriors die with their crew's names on their lips. Here, villages share their last handful of rice. Isolation isn't strength when survival is measured in how many hands pull you back from the edge. It's extinction. The cosmic layers are fracturing. An ancient god is clawing his way back to power. And the prophecy that dragged her through time demands something she's never learned how to give: trust. She crossed time to find her mother. She found a war, a prophecy, and the reason some people never make it home. 🔗https://open.spotify.com/episode/5Q39SmQjhz2NSrzYz8NUya

Aila bears a crescent-shaped mark on her chest that glows softly under the moonlight, a sign whispered about in an old prophecy. She has always felt the heartbeat of the forests, the whispers of the streams, and the secrets hidden in the winds. Brave yet gentle, curious yet cautious, Aila carries a quiet strength that sets her apart. Now, with the diwata gone and the village in shadow, she must step into a destiny she never asked for-a path that could save her home or shatter it forever. Every choice she makes ripples like the streams she has always loved, and the fate of the mountain now rest in her hands. Can she revive the weakening pulse of the village?

The Orient Sea is a Filipino horror-fantasy novel that blends grief, mystery, and supernatural dread. It follows Edward Cruz, a teenage boy whose family is shattered after a tragic house fire that claims his father's life. Seeking solace, Edward and his family return to their ancestral home by the sea-a quiet, decaying town haunted by whispers of a curse and the legend of the "Orient Sea." As Edward uncovers secrets buried in both his family's past and the dark waters nearby, he begins to question what is real, what is memory, and what is reaching for him from beneath the waves. The story explores loss, guilt, and the inescapable pull of the unknown lurking beyond the horizon. The Legend of The Orient Sea #1

With the death of the Mountain God, Dumakulem, nine teenagers were invited to a mysterious hiking trip to awaken their latent powers from their godly parents. Teenagers then discovered that one of them will soon join the ranks of the gods in replacement of the dead god. But they have to go through challenges inside the majestic trail of Luzon's highest peak, Mt. Pulag. Soon, the awakened ones find themselves trapped between the forces of the Kasanaan led by its mighty ruler Sitan and the sky deities from Kaluwalhatian led by Abba. Samel, Elle, and Roberto find themselves intertwined in an unusual fate, forced to lead the group to survive the black seeds planted by Sitan to corrupt all the newly awakened ones to join his forces for the brewing battle between the Gods.

"What if your next vlog takes you 500 years into the past?" Samantha Reyes, a sarcastic Gen Z vlogger, suddenly wakes up in the body of Dayang Mayumi, the daughter of a Datu in pre-colonial Philippines. Instead of beaches and fiestas, she's now dealing with: ⚔️ tribal wars, 🔥 arranged marriage politics, 👩‍🦱 a babaylan who thinks she's possessed, ✨ and a prophecy declaring her the "Diwata" who will change history. With zero survival skills (and a whole lot of sarcasm), Sam must navigate ancient customs, fight off pirates with a walis tingting, and clash with the stoic warrior Lakan Dumagsa-who might just be her greatest enemy... or her forbidden love. Can a modern girl survive a world without WiFi, AC, and bubble tea? Or will she rewrite history with her own version of Girl Power? 🌺 A story of laughter, love, and legacy set in the rich world of pre-colonial Philippines.

On the peak of Mt. Madjaas, the god of death, Sidapa, watches the sky night after night-his golden eyes never missing the soft glow of Libulan, the gentle god of the moon. In silence and stillness, Sidapa waits... not to take a soul, but to feel one. His love is not loud-it's patient, aching, and eternal. For years, he whispered wishes into the wind, hoping Libulan would hear them. But how can a god of death ever hold something as distant and delicate as the moon? Can a deity born from shadows be loved by one born of light? This is not just a story of gods. This is the story of longing. Of stars yearning for the moon. Of one who waited-and one who glowed. Will the moon ever look back?

What if Filipino myths weren't just stories... but the key to humanity's survival? When the Purge erases every adult from the world, only children remain-and the ancient beasts of legend awaken. From the Bakunawa that devours the moon to the Tikbalang that stalks the forests, the creatures of our ancestors now rule the night. To survive the myths that walk again, they must fight, resonate, and rise. This is Shadow Resonance, a Filipino myth-inspired saga.

They say no one escapes Sidapa's tree. But I did. Sidapa, the god of death, carved my name into his tree the day I was born. I was supposed to die when I turn 18. But death missed me. And now, the living won't let me forget it. So I joined the king's army, thinking if I can't belong, at least I can fight. It is better to spill blood on the battlefield than rot in whispers. But the kingdom is crumbling, haunted by lost spirits and rebel diwatas, and the gods themselves watch from above while waiting for me to finally fall. The people call me an omen. The army calls me a weapon. The gods call me a mistake. But I am none of those things. I am the crack in their perfect design and the flaw they cannot erase. If death won't claim me, then I'll carve my own path, one that even the gods will fear. I am Mayari, the girl who defied death. And this is only the beginning.

THE HARMONBLADE Primer Before the epic begins... What is a Harmonblade? A Harmonblade is not just a weapon. It's a mythic relic and a concept-a living embodiment of the three great forces of the archipelago: Flame (Suludun: Law, conviction, fire) Flow (Duyanihan: Balance, compassion, tide) Dream (Talabun: Memory, destiny, soul) The Harmonblade is believed to be a lost ancestral weapon, forged not by metalworkers, but by spirit-guides from each of the realms in a time before history. It contains the essence of balance, faith, and fate. Legend holds that: "When the seas boil and the skies divide, one shall come with the blade that binds, not breaks-wielding not power, but harmony." -The Whisper of Three, an oral prophecy known only to the Talabun priestesses.

Blood. Magic. Deception. And the dominion of the damned. Year 3040. In the techno-occult Philippines, peace and progress flourish-but balance hangs by a thread. For nine centuries, three factions-aswang (vampires), engkanto (elves/fairies), and the human resistance-have waged a relentless battle for dominion. Now, as ruthless schemes and greedy ambitions reach a boiling point, the delicate equilibrium is about to shatter. A new dawn of supremacy looms on the horizon- and only one faction will seize it.

She vowed to protect her people. Falling in love was never part of the plan. As the Dayang of her barangay, Mahalia's duty is clear: strengthen alliances, secure peace-and keep her heart guarded at all costs. But when two suitors arrive, both powerful, both dangerous, everything unravels. Datu Lason offers security...at a price. Datu Kalinao offers nothing she expected -and everything her heart secretly longs for. But love is far from safe. With betrayal brewing, war looming, and the earth itself whispering warnings, Mahalia faces an impossible choice: sacrifice her happiness...or risk everything for love. Set in the lush, mythic world of pre-colonial Philippines, Beauty of the Barangay is sweeping fantasy of duty, survival, and the courage it takes to choose love even when the world is falling apart.

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Beneath the waves, a heart dares to love. Beyond the mist, a curse awaits redemption... Along the quiet banks of the Pasig River, a mysterious maiden once fell in love with a humble fisherman. In secret meetings within the fabled Doña Geronima Cave, a love bloomed-pure, forbidden, and fragile. But when fear and hatred drove the people to violence, Vicente, the mermaid's beloved, was taken from her forever. Years passed. A new face appeared-Roberto-rekindling feelings long buried beneath sorrow and wrath. Yet the river remains cursed, and a vow of vengeance threatens to drown any chance of peace... unless love, once more, proves stronger than fate. A legend. A tragedy. A love that refuses to die. Read Mutya ng Pasig, a story inspired by the haunting kundiman, brought to life through imagination and written from the heart. #Fantasy #Legend #Romance #PhilippineMythology #Tragedy #PasigRiver

Title: My Inheritance Had a Portal in the Closet Pen Name: The Taxi Driver Description: When Sixto "Pepito" Espiritu inherits his Lola's tiny home in the province, he expects dust, memories, and maybe a few family secrets. What he doesn't expect is to find a glowing portal inside her ancient aparador. Pulled into a world that seems to have sprung straight out of Lola's bedtime stories, Pepito must juggle ancient magic, mischievous fairies, and a sassy talking lizard-while also figuring out how to pay his electricity bill back home. With nothing but Lola's cryptic letters and a heart full of doubt, Pepito steps into a journey that might just reveal the truth about his family's past... and change the fate of two worlds. A heartwarming, magical adventure full of Filipino folklore, stubborn hope, and found family.

In a world where mythical creatures go to high school, Luna Tanggol, a 17-year-old girl from a long line of manananggals, is trying to survive two things: being half-monster and passing senior year. She's never actually hunted anyone (she's vegan-kind of), hates flying because of motion sickness, and is terrified of blood. Worse, she's supposed to learn the "ancient art of torso-separation" before her 18th birthday or lose her family's powers forever. With a talking pet tiktik, a TikTok-famous kapre, and a best friend who's a half-duwende barista, Luna's about to find out that being supernatural doesn't make high school any easier-especially when a mysterious boy who hunts aswang enrolls as the new transfer student.

✨ Book 2: Noble of Tala - The War of the Weavers The Loom is breaking. The gods are silent. The forgotten Weavers return. After awakening three of the Seven and restoring the Light Between Realms, Tala faces her greatest trial yet: uniting the remaining Weavers before Kalagimlan consumes the threads of existence. But darkness has already planted seeds of betrayal-within realms, among the gods, and even in the heart of her own sister. As old truths unravel and ancient powers clash, Tala must fight not only for the Loom... but for the soul of the Pattern itself. Will the weavers reunite? Or will their war tear the world beyond repair?

Relics of Forgotten Flame In a world that has forgotten its gods, the relics have not forgotten us. When Jin Arata, a young Filipino-Japanese vlogger living and raised in America, travels to the Philippines in search of waves and stories, he accidentally unearths a fragment of ancient power-the Kampilan of Lapu-Lapu. What begins as a thrill-seeking vacation spirals into visions of forgotten battles, awakening divine tattoos, and a dangerous new reality. As supernatural threats rise-creatures from old folklore reborn in the shadows-Jin joins forces with Kaia, a gifted surfer who bears the mark of Magwayen, goddess of the sea. Together, they uncover Bantay-Lahi, a secret warrior order protecting the world from a demonic syndicate known as Lukob. Each relic holds echoes of forgotten gods. Each bearer must decide whether to carry the flame-or be consumed by it. The past is not dead. It is waiting.

Harry Potter (girls) x ModernF [Slow update🫩] WARNING ⚠️ - curse words - quite chaotic - comedy - grammatical errors - And might be possibly other things in the future. ----🌕☀✨ - The two best friends found themselves suddenly sucked into the book, realizing they had been transported into the world of Harry Potter, of course they are not protagonist, they had become cousins in the magical world, hidden among the side characters. COPYRIGHT🍁 - All rights go to J.K.Rowling except I only own the characters of oc's, and writing. Start ideas writing: 02-22-2023 End writing: ??? ©AriusMagnus

In a world where creatures from Philippine mythology are branded as monsters, Mae discovers that she is one of them-a descendant of the feared Manananggal, cursed to carry wings she cannot summon except during full moons and a body she cannot split like others of her kind. Labeled defective, she is an outcast even among monsters. When a secret, deadly tournament known as the Blood Battle opens its gates to the Blessed and the Cursed-creatures twisted by myth and truth-Mae enters, not for glory, but to win the prize money that could lift her family from poverty and the fabled Elixir of Life that might save her dying sibling. But within the arena, nothing is as it seems. Enemies wear kind faces, allies harbor secrets, and the so-called monsters have stories more human than any folklore has told. As Mae battles her way through legends and lies, she begins to question the boundaries between good and evil, human and spirit-and what it really means to be a monster. With claws sharpened by truth and wings born of pain, Mae must rise-or be consumed.

Synopsis: In a hidden realm where the mortal world brushes against the divine, the Academy of the Anitos stands as the bastion where the bloodlines of ancient Philippine gods and goddesses converge. Here, demi-gods and spirits train to master their otherworldly powers and safeguard the balance between worlds. Solren, a seemingly ordinary boy, discovers he is the son of Apolakios, the formidable Solar War God - a lineage that marks him as a key player in an age-old prophecy. Torn between the mortal life he knew and the divine destiny thrust upon him, Solren is thrust into the academy's crucible, where rivalries burn as fiercely as the sun and friendships are tested by shadows lurking in the corners. Alongside allies like Seraya, the gentle yet fierce daughter of Lakathis, goddess of harvest and earth, and Thalios, the enigmatic scion of Bathalor, the supreme celestial deity, Solren must unlock the depths of his power. But ancient darkness, long thought vanquished, stirs once more - threatening to shatter the fragile peace and plunge both realms into chaos. As alliances form and betrayals unfold, Solren must rise beyond his fears, embracing his fiery heritage to challenge fate itself. In the Academy of the Anitos, legends are born - and destinies forged in the flames of gods.