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“The good news is that Nakali is a fun place for a whirlwind tour, a bright storybook fantasia of cyan and magenta whose forests, temples, and craggy shores are home to an eye-popping ecosystem of mythological creatures (or “Aswang,” as they’re broadly referred to in Filipino folklore).”
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