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scans_dailyBACK WITH SOME TRESE. And I love outsiders-looking-in when it comes to supernatural stories.
If you've watched The Dark Knight Rises, then you're familiar with the young, promising officer character who gets pushed into a situation that's way beyond normal. That's basically what happens here.
A young man joins the Midnight Patrol, a very special sector in the Philippine police.
"I found this boy. Dead. Gunshot wounds on the chest."
So Capt. Guerrero has Alas accompany their evening patrol on a raid. There, he meets Fr. Matthias Trese.
Yes. That Trese.
Alas is surprised by the rest of the crew, who hand him a nightstick carved from the tail of a stingray, and a pendant to protect him from evil spirits. He thinks it's pretty weird that they should be so superstitious, and wonders if it's just a new-guy thing.
Then they get into the raid, and he finds out what it's all for.
The rest of it can be found here. Definitely worth a read! Comment if you can, too, on the site itself or at the ARTIST'S DEVIANTART or at BUDJETTE TAN'S (the writer's) DEVIANTART
If you've watched The Dark Knight Rises, then you're familiar with the young, promising officer character who gets pushed into a situation that's way beyond normal. That's basically what happens here.
A young man joins the Midnight Patrol, a very special sector in the Philippine police.
"I found this boy. Dead. Gunshot wounds on the chest."
So Capt. Guerrero has Alas accompany their evening patrol on a raid. There, he meets Fr. Matthias Trese.
Yes. That Trese.
Alas is surprised by the rest of the crew, who hand him a nightstick carved from the tail of a stingray, and a pendant to protect him from evil spirits. He thinks it's pretty weird that they should be so superstitious, and wonders if it's just a new-guy thing.
Then they get into the raid, and he finds out what it's all for.
The rest of it can be found here. Definitely worth a read! Comment if you can, too, on the site itself or at the ARTIST'S DEVIANTART or at BUDJETTE TAN'S (the writer's) DEVIANTART
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