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Bapet was once a human who was cursed because his parents consorted with the devil to gain wealth in an instant. He is trapped in the form of a pig with a candle on his head.

Don't be fooled by his cute appearance, Bapet is actually a master thief who can steal human belongings by rubbing his back against the walls of houses. With the help of the candle on his head, Bapet can easily act at night when the occupants of the house are asleep.

Bapet loves to eat and be lazy. During the day, he enjoys soaking and relaxing in a mud pool. At night, he helps those who ask him to steal in exchange for lots of food and a comfortable mud pool. Although he is very skilled at stealing, Bapet must always be careful. If Bapet is caught by the villager, he won’t be able to turn back into his human form.

Tuku

Tuku is a bald-headed ghost boy. Unlike other ghosts, Tuku is actually friendly with humans, specifically with his Master. Every night, Tuku follows his Master's orders to steal money from people.

He enjoys playing treasure hunt games; that's why he's very skilled at finding where humans hide their money, gold, and other valuable items. Not only that, Tuku also really likes crabs. He can even forget his tasks if he sees a cute crab.

Tuku is a clever and cheerful ghost, but he can be spoiled and throw tantrums. He doesn't like walking because he finds it tiring. Therefore, his Master often carries Tuku on his back when they roam around looking for the houses of wealthy people.

Cuntil

Cuntil is a beautiful woman who met a tragic end, leaving deep wounds in her heart. Now, she haunts humans, particularly men.

Cuntil is highly skilled in disguise. She often masquerades as a beautiful woman to lure men, only to reveal her true form—pale and terrifying. Cuntil's ability to fly and her eerie laughter can instill fear to humans.

She takes great pleasure in dwelling in dark and secluded places, such as mango trees, graveyards, and empty houses. In these shadowy locations, she revels in spreading terror and creating fear among those brave enough to enter her domain.

EWO

Ewo is a ghost with the appearance of a very large man covered in thick fur all over his body. Ewo enjoys being in large trees like sapodilla or banyan trees. He has a habit of being lazy, and his body often emits an unpleasant odor. Sometimes, people become aware of Ewo's presence because of his smell.

Ewo is a mischievous ghost who is fond of beautiful women. He even likes to pretend to be a human to attract women. He also enjoys scaring humans by making growling sounds or revealing his large, dark figure, causing people to faint from fear.

Ewo is very strong and can be somewhat irritable. Occasionally, he bothers humans because they forget to be polite when entering his territory.

Roro

Roro, is The Majestic Queen of The Southern Shore. She was once a royal princess who committed suicide by jumping into the sea out of immense sorrow when her prospective husband died in battle.

She has breathtaking beauty, with long, flowing hair and captivating eyes that mirror the allure of the ocean she governs. With her great power, Roro can be a profoundly compassionate figure but also a formidable one. Many people seek her protection and assistance. However, there are also many who meet misfortune for angering The Queen.

Roro has a slight obsession with the color green. All her clothing, jewelry, and even her crown are adorned with this color. At all times, Roro roams and watches over the ocean. If she happens to spot a person unintentionally wearing green attire within her domain, Roro sometimes kidnaps them to be companions in her palace.

POCIL

What happens when you die and people forget to untie the knots on your shroud? Yep! This is the misfortune that befell Pocil, a restless spirit who haunts the world with his hands and feet wrapped in shrouds. Because his feet are also tied, Pocil has to move by hopping around.

Pocil is actually not a bad ghost, he is a cheerful and friendly figure. Pocil wanders around to meet humans not because he is evil or mischievous. He just wants to ask them to untie the knot on his head. But unfortunately, humans always run away screaming as soon as they see his figure.

Pocil can be anywhere to meet humans. In empty houses, in the forest, or in deserted places. But, he never goes too far from his hometown during his lifetime.

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