MARAHUYO: The Tale of Maharlika

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Parts 4
Time 24m

Reads 92
Votes 7
Parts 4
Time 24m

MARAHUYO
    (adj.) to be enchanted
    (v.) showing enchantment
    
    In the modern year of 2018, science is the universally accepted fact as the folklores became irrelevant, becoming just a mere bedtime story to scare off children but little did they know, "they were all true."
    
    In an archipelago such as the Philippines, consisting of 7,640 islands with a population 110,719,062 as the country is divided into 3 main islands; Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. In this country lies many myths, spread far & wide then descended from predecessor to successor, generation to generation, beliefs passed into culture and traditions so here I am, with the name that has been vested on me. A tale of a young woman whose life has already been written and this is my story. I am Maharlika.All Rights Reserved

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MARAHUYO
    (adj.) to be enchanted
    (v.) showing enchantment
    
    In the modern year of 2018, science is the universally accepted fact as the folklores became irrelevant, becoming just a mere bedtime story to scare off children but little did they know, "they were all true."
    
    In an archipelago such as the Philippines, consisting of 7,640 islands with a population 110,719,062 as the country is divided into 3 main islands; Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. In this country lies many myths, spread far & wide then descended from predecessor to successor, generation to generation, beliefs passed into culture and traditions so here I am, with the name that has been vested on me. A tale of a young woman whose life has already been written and this is my story. I am Maharlika.

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