Testament of Death

This is the story of a young Spanish-Filipino noble who was exiled and imprisoned in the Philippines during the Spanish colonial era. His only crime was opposing the oppressive policies of the colonial government and fighting for the rights of his people. He was unjustly imprisoned for many years, enduring isolation and torture. Despite the suffering he endured, his spirit remained unbroken, and his desire for justice and revenge grew stronger each day. He vowed to never give up until those who wronged him and his people were held accountable for their crimes. His anger burned like a wildfire, fueling his resolve to seek revenge. He refused to let the suffering he endured go unpunished. The government officials who inflicted such pain on him and his people would regret the day they crossed him.