The Disease
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Last published Thu, Sep 5, 2013
I wrote this piece as a prelude to "Bloodline Maharlika", a story is inspired by Philippine mythology where the descendants of deities embark on a quest to retrieve an age-old artifact to stop a repeat of the war of the gods. Prof. Bien Suntay is a modern day Umalohokan, which explains his fascination for local folklore.
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