How We Became Myth Hunters - Full English Version

How We Became Myth Hunters - Full English Version

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Echo is a young Filipino Call Center Agent who struggles with the daily life of any middle class Filipinos. Until one day, out of luck and out of choices, he is recruited by a secret organization dedicated in protecting the local population from monsters who they thought were just folklore from their grandparents' stories. His job is to eradicate these monsters, and make sure they stay as folktales and myths. But is he fighting for the right cause? Are the monsters he hunts truly evil? Or is there something bigger behind the myths, legends and modern day propaganda.
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