Maharlika
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The Philippines is facing a nationwide virus outbreak that continues to spread. Over time, the Rebellions in the country, known as the Maharlika Rebellion Forces, have mutated the virus, creating monsters and zombies with the goal of cleansing the country and starting anew. They aim to overthrow the Philippine government, which they consider corrupt, and rename the country Maharlika to signify their vision of its new glory. Currently, the government is struggling to combat both the Rebellions and the monsters with assistance from the United Forces of Safety International. After two years of ongoing conflict, the government is losing ground against the rebellion-until a man with mutated powers appears to aid in the fight against the Maharlika Rebellion Forces.
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