Aswang Philippines Novels & Stories

Her tone reflected pride in her last statement. As Marius had hoped, we proceeded to the dining room for lunch. The spread on the table was delightful: Paksiw na Bangus, a savory Filipino dish made with milkfish marinated in vinegar, garlic, and spices, creating a delectable balance of sourness and richness. Accompanying it was Tortang Talong, an eggplant omelet, where grilled eggplants are dipped in beaten eggs and then fried to perfection. For dessert, we enjoyed Buko Pandan, a refreshing Filipino delicacy made with young coconut strips mixed with pandan-flavored gelatin, tapioca pearls, and sweetened cream.

"Pulos paglalakbay lang ba ang ginawa mo nung wala ka dito sa bansa natin?" "Hindi naman. Kapag may nagustuhan akong isang lugar, tumitigil muna ako para magmasid at magtrabaho. Kapag nagsawa na ako, lilipat na ako sa ibang lugar naman." "Paano kung magsawa ka rin sa Sunrise Philippines?"

“I did see these scary monsters. There were dozens of them near a circle of crucifixes holding dead bodies. They had big, bulky bodies, pale skin, and glowing eyes with sharp snake-like teeth.” Lucifer nods. “They're called Aswangs. They're shape-shifting spirits that were once witches. Aswangs are created when a witch is killed horribly and can't move on to the afterlife until their wrong is righted. If Sahara killed the witches, she must have cursed them to serve her because Aswangs don't congregate together in that fashion. The only way to control so many Aswangs is to possess something that is dear to them. Witches are very suspicious of others, even their own. I wonder how the witch was

Makikita sa loob ang mga characters na tulad ng mag-ina sa The Grudge, Sadako sa The Ring, mga samurai, ghoul sa Tokyo Ghoul at iba pa. Ang ikalawang palasyo ay Filipino-inspired. Isang mala-kaharian ng engkanto sa gitna ng gubat kung saan makikita ang mga engkanto, kapre, duwende, maligno, aswang, at kung anu-ano pa.

And as if the Falfeg was equipt with some kind of an electric wave, it quickly assaults the creature with a shockwave that is slowly killing it while piercing it with the worst torture unimaginable. Just witnessing it from the distance, a passage from that certain Philippine Weaponry website suddenly came to my head. The passage says that the Sinalawatan was believed to be a powerful legendary weapon used during wars by a certain Mountain God. It is also said that when he goes into the mountains to patrol over his former realm, it becomes his valued weapon solely to protect him against his divine enemies and other mythical creatures lurking within his territory, wishing to harm him and take

Welcome back to the Supernatural Spa, dear reader. Looks, like you're eager to know more about the aswang of Philippine lore and myths. Now, there are many ways to go against an aswang. One of the most common ways is to fight with something made of metal, or to be specific, iron. They also avoid getting pierced with anything wooden, especially through the heart. But then again, everyone should avoid that whether they are aswang or not. Other items they tend to avoid are anything anointed, garlic, and salt. As a matter of fact, aswang don't even cook their victims' meat in salt and garlic. It is said that these cuts of flesh would move if they are sprinkled by these seasonings.

********************************************* A/N: bolo - is a large knife of Filipino origin used for agricultural purposes; also used in local martial arts manananggal - a scary winged mythical creature native in the Philippines. It can severe or separate its upper torso and fly. Leaving its lower body behind.

Because of my constant cravings for the first two months, Jon and Jana decided to sleep in my house at night just to make sure that I am safe. Even Tata and Nana told me that it is much better if I'll have someone with me inside the house. They said that a pregnant woman alone in a house is way too dangerous, most especially if the aswang can smell my and my baby. Aswang. That's what they call here. It's a mythical creature in the Philippine that turns their body into half every 12:00 in the evenings, and most of their targets are pregnant women. It creeped me out, and I was so paranoid with my baby's safety too so I agreed to if. They're right. It would be more safe if I had someone with me

“The aswang could’ve stolen Plumber Paul's body and made him their dinner.” Her mind flashed to an image of a hairy creature with a long tongue, red eyes, and sharp nails. It made the hair on her arms stand on end. Old folks on the island had stories about aswangs, but she always thought them to be myths. And even if those stories were true, whatever was in the video had to be something else. “You just said it was a lizard-man a minute ago, now it’s an aswang?” Cora scoffed at Tonio, braiding another of her souvenir bracelets.

"A what?" "An aswang," Halafarin repeated. "Is there something wrong with your hearing?" He shrugged, deciding that perhaps the human was not as bright as legends said humans were. "The aswang are creatures who suck the life-force from their victims, feeding on it to help sustain their powers. As the aswang drains their victim, the person then transforms into a wooden statue of themselves. To the ignorant, it appears to be a very detailed carving, but in reality, it is what is left of the victim once they have been sucked dry of what is truly them." "Now that's a rough way to go," Karl said. "And you've tracked this creature here? To Harbor City?"