another direction. The rocky grounds of the parking

s of Mount Ampacao. Trixie started to harmonize with the music coming from the dist

amed so brightly, successfu

us when we entered the Night Cirque. The vibrancy of this place really pops out, especially the banderit

impressive job for making the whole pl

t, would be an adorable remembrance from this day on, so we st

l games. Britt dragged Shae and Rina over to the mini roller c

aling the sweet aroma of

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th enthusiasm before dragging us to the grandstand where the music festival i

sila I'm still in a good mood kasi kung hindi

t. Red and white striped parasols are all over the place. They hung some of it on

booths and food corners set within this area. Merchandises like glow sticks, t-sh

d Bermuda grass. It's as if they are here to picnic and spend their time on the soft ground rather than engag

istortion of pitches of guitars, bass, and a drum made us feel wild, young, and fr

e darkness

that burns

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and anthemic melody, with the lead singer belting out the

clock is

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ning out

signs a

can't

coming, that

ks up, and the band pushes the tempo to its l

ing in the eye

p running from

is sealed, we'

lames, we

e crowd like a train. Others are simply on their feet, clapping and swaying to the b

y strong winds caress my skin, making me shiver a little. Maybe it was such a bad idea to wear a

er it's because of a possibility that there might be a drug syndicate somewhere selling drugs or recruiting some drug pushers. W

ne of the most common possibilities for rave parties like this

wed me, making me go

spersed direction. They seem disoriented and make this hi

d to tensed up. It was as if peace had nowhere to be found

tention to the front. Our eyes were drawn to the middle-ag

ary from some company. But it wasn't her outfit that held our attention, it

was interlaced with bursts of blood that sprayed from her mouth

e stage, found themselves drenched in the woman's gooey fluids. Their

peated, her voice now lace

ng s

ds the platform. Their guns were raised, primed and ready to fire, as if the di

a's voice was urgent. "I have an idea, but we nee

f the amusement park. Vino then chimed in with an alternative idea - automatically summonning o

ursion. It was the woman on the stage, and she sounded like s

nd us blocked our view. Clearly, they just stood here, recordin

ve us through a single route, leaving us no idea what's going on. It was unclear w

s to screech onto the ground. A police officer stood in the truck's cargo b

cer yelled to run for our lives. It was like a trigger

in every direction. We were pushed and shoved, making it harder f

Over here!" She was waving her arms frantically, tryin

ds Britt's outstretched arms, but the sea of

overwhelming boom that shook the ground. The shock wav

ads through the trees, creating an eerie darkness. The crackling sound of the fire was almost deafening. Soon, the birds, lions, and

ake of the fire. The heat of the flames was so intense that skin melted away and orga