Mass Murders

In the heart of Metro Manila, where urban legends blend with stark realities, a chilling narrative unfolds. As midnight strikes, the city is shrouded in a strange sense of foreboding, and the tales of mythical creatures come alive. A tikbalang, with its horse-like form and mischievous nature, races through the streets, blurring the line between folklore and nightmare.

The city's dark corners hide secrets, and the tension rises as the stories of mass murders intertwine with supernatural events. What begins as a simple urban legend spirals into an unsettling exploration of fear and the unknown. Budjette Tan and Kajo Baldisimo craft a gripping tale that weaves horror and mythology seamlessly, making readers question what lurks in the shadows of their own surroundings.

As the clock ticks closer to dawn, the characters must confront not only the horrors that threaten them but also their own beliefs about the world around them. Underneath the layers of suspense lies a deeper commentary on society's struggles, inviting readers to reflect on the monsters that exist both in myth and in reality. The city, alive with the pulse of fear, beckons those brave enough to uncover its truths.