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The Headless Soldier

 

I live in a village in Antipolo. This is where the generals and other high ranking soldiers retire. This happened when I was just around 14 years old.

My friends and I were having camping in an empty lot that night, we love ghost hunting together. Just beside our village is a haunted village wherein only few houses are there and not all are occupied. Inside this village is a long street surrounded by trees and weeds (talahib).

We decided to go there this time. While walking through that street, I saw a white figure behind us. I asked them if they see the white figure behind us, one of them looked back and ran as fast as he could. Surprised and terrified, we ran as well. Outside the village I asked the guy what did he see, he said that the figure I saw is a white lady and already started moving towards us. After that incident we never came back to that same street.

Back at the camp, everyone already started sleeping. I'm the only one who is still awake, I can't sleep. So I decided to go home and check if someone is already awake to open the door for me. I checked the door and peeped inside the house and everyone is still asleep. So I stayed outside and waited for the sun to rise.

Suddenly I felt an urge to look at my right. I saw a soldier (around 100 meters away from me) walking and swaying side to side like a drunken person. It is unusual to see a soldier drunk that still has his uniform on because it's a disgrace to his superior. I wanted to know who the soldier is. I can't see his face!

I blinked to make my sight sharper, and in not more than a second he moved from 100 meters to 70 meters from me. His Body movements were faster this time, his sway had gotten faster. Curious about the soldier I managed to walk closer to the soldier, I still can't see his face... And another blink of my eye, he managed to move around 10 meters away from me.

His body movement is like in a hurry, his sway is even way way faster than before! Then I finally noticed that the soldier I'm trying to see doesn't have a head! I ran back to camp and never looked back! I waited for the sun to rise.

I asked one of the old guys in our village and they said that the village used to be a burial ground way back in the Japanese era. For all we know, Japanese soldiers are known to cut their enemies head off...

Hope you enjoyed my story... Feel free to add comments!

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krissagrim (1 posts)
 
11 years ago (2013-09-20)
Is it in ponderosa? I used to live there when I was at the age of 3...
n_ishwarya (1 stories) (14 posts)
 
13 years ago (2011-06-17)
scary. I would run away before he kills me 😲.you are so brave to run away or I can't imagine it.
ZiShu (281 posts)
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15 years ago (2009-10-01)
If I saw that spirit approach me, I would of stood my ground and yelled at it, in the name of God, BE GONE!
Althought I would admit I would be scared to where my pants fell off.
The Japanese have killed many and they do behead people. I have been told of a similar story. That person's head is buried somewhere in that area.
miri_chan (6 stories) (69 posts)
+1
15 years ago (2009-09-01)
I would have screamed and ran like hell the first time I saw him swaying XD
It sounds like something from a horror movie where the kill has a creepy sway and he comes closer and closer then kills you 😨
geekonme239 (14 posts)
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15 years ago (2009-09-01)
Sorry about that people. I didn't mean to confuse ya'll. Just kind of get excited and thought in Tagalog first. Haha. SORRY.
thinkingfunny123 (10 posts)
+1
15 years ago (2009-06-29)
You should have asked the older people in the village what the japanese did with the heads. So now if you see a floating head you know who it belongs to. 😉
grampa_hann (1 stories) (11 posts)
+2
15 years ago (2009-05-25)
[at] TheLightBeforeDawn:
Wow... Kakatakot yan... Marami na nga ako narinig na mga ghost stories sa may Antipolo... Kung ako siguro ikaw makakalimutan ko pangalan ko sa sobrang takot! Wahehe X3... Ingatsz nah lang lagi!
TRANSLATED: Wow...That's scary...I've heard a lot of ghost stories in Antipolo... If I were on your shoes I would've been too scared I could've forgotten my name... (laughs)...Take care always.

[at] Geekonme239 and others, this site is visited by people of different nationalities and could not readily understand OUR native language. Let us be considerate enough to use English so that they too could understand and appreciate what we would like to say. Thanks!
girlie (15 stories) (426 posts)
+1
15 years ago (2009-05-25)
HOLY____, that would have made me f-a-nt or pee in my pants, or scream my head until I f-a-nt or pee in me pants.
But over all COOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLL story.
GIRLIE 😨 😊 😨
Tonith (1136 posts)
+1
15 years ago (2009-05-24)
I have seen a headless Elvis but all that taught me was to watch what I eat before bedtime. I'm not sure what you saw but it could have been residual. I believe when a place and the people in that place have had traumatic events it's bound to leave it's imprint on the land. Don't think it's anything that can hurt you but the shock alone is disturbing enough.
delrosarioallen (3 stories) (7 posts)
 
15 years ago (2009-05-23)
TheLightBeforeDawn,

Thanks I still have moreto publish... When I have time...thanks!
delrosarioallen (3 stories) (7 posts)
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15 years ago (2009-05-23)
hey cutishivy,

That haunted village is inside a subdivision, are you familiar with Villa Cecilia? Actually that haunted village is Hilltown. It is an isolated village inside the subdivision, that could be the reason why it is isolated... You can feel goosebumps already right before you enter. The guard house is already abandoned, they say that no guard can stand the horror.
CutishIvy (47 posts)
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15 years ago (2009-05-21)
To: TheLightBeforeDawn
Translation to geekonme239's comment

Wow...that's scary... I heard a lot of ghost stories in Antipolo... If I were you, I might forget my name because I'm so horrified... Wahehe X3... Take care always!

It's the best of my knowledge to translate the Tagalog for the benefits of the people who doesn't know the language.

To: delrosarioallen
Hi, it's wonderful story. I just wonder, where in Antipolo exactly is the haunted village? Care to share?
Thanks.
TheLightBeforeDawn (5 stories) (41 posts)
+1
15 years ago (2009-05-21)
ummmm... No offense meant geekonme239 but what are you trying to say here. It looks like a foriegn language. That I DEFFINATLY do not understand. Care to translate?

Good Story btw. I added it to my favs list.
geekonme239 (14 posts)
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15 years ago (2009-05-21)
Wow... Kakatakot yan... Marami na nga ako narinig na mga ghost stories sa may Antipolo... Kung ako siguro ikaw makakalimutan ko pangalan ko sa sobrang takot! Wahehe X3... Ingatsz nah lang lagi!
dreamergal72 (6 stories) (793 posts)
 
15 years ago (2009-05-20)
wow spooky story to if I had seen some headless figure I would have run too.
But good story.

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