Post by Quistis14 on Oct 27, 2008 21:59:18 GMT 8
I was never one who believed in ghosts following people around... until one day my bestfriend came to my house.
By the way, my house is a very old house and it's been said that entities also live here. Ghosts, dwende*, and my cousin even told me that he saw the devil here.. two times actually.
Anyway, when my bestfriend was here he said she needed to pee. I led her to the bathroom on the 1st floor.
Shortly after she ran out of the bathroom.. scared.. she told me.. "May multo ng babae sa banyo nio.. mahaba ung hair.. nakaputi!" (There's a ghost of a lady with long hair wearing white dress in your bathroom.)
I asked her "Nakaihi ka ba?" (Did you get a chance to pee?) [Ed. Ha, ha!]
Then she said "Umurong na ihi ko ayoko na!" (I don't wanna pee anymore.)
Apparently, she wasn't the only one who saw that ghost in our bathroom. My cousin's friend also saw it and they had the exact same description. For several days in school, my bestfriend kept telling me that she always sees this ghost BEHIND ME.. it was following me.. I dont even know what it wants from me.
*In Philippine folklore, the dwende are little spirits, usually helpful and friendly, but when offended they can cause sickness and even death. They live in houses and occupy themselves by singing, making noise, and throwing sand and pebbles. They sometimes knock over kitchen utensils. "Dwende." Encyclopedia Mythica from Encyclopedia Mythica Online.
By the way, my house is a very old house and it's been said that entities also live here. Ghosts, dwende*, and my cousin even told me that he saw the devil here.. two times actually.
Anyway, when my bestfriend was here he said she needed to pee. I led her to the bathroom on the 1st floor.
Shortly after she ran out of the bathroom.. scared.. she told me.. "May multo ng babae sa banyo nio.. mahaba ung hair.. nakaputi!" (There's a ghost of a lady with long hair wearing white dress in your bathroom.)
I asked her "Nakaihi ka ba?" (Did you get a chance to pee?) [Ed. Ha, ha!]
Then she said "Umurong na ihi ko ayoko na!" (I don't wanna pee anymore.)
Apparently, she wasn't the only one who saw that ghost in our bathroom. My cousin's friend also saw it and they had the exact same description. For several days in school, my bestfriend kept telling me that she always sees this ghost BEHIND ME.. it was following me.. I dont even know what it wants from me.
*In Philippine folklore, the dwende are little spirits, usually helpful and friendly, but when offended they can cause sickness and even death. They live in houses and occupy themselves by singing, making noise, and throwing sand and pebbles. They sometimes knock over kitchen utensils. "Dwende." Encyclopedia Mythica from Encyclopedia Mythica Online.