“Are you okay, Mr. Imperial? You look like you’ve seen a ghost. You’re not going to win. You don’t have a heart. That is what my heart desires the most. I want justice for all the victims. Those who have died.”
Gael glides over to Lemuel and Catleya and asks of Baristo’s whereabouts, and Lemuel mentions that he’s still talking to Tristan. Inside the precinct, Berto informs Baristo and Tristan about the evidence Miyo (Malia) had gotten of Senator Paglinauan’s illegal activities.
Tristan reaffirms it and Baristo urges Berto to take some rest while they go out in search of Miyo. Outside, Gael and the others debate on the probability of Malia having been k!lled because they had discovered the connection between her and the LLU. Suddenly, a nest of vampires appear nearby and they spot them instantly.
Upon smelling a werewolf nearby, the vampire scums conclude that Supremo had been right about his suspicion of Miyo working for the LLU. Meanwhile, Senator Paglinauan shows his miserable face to a bloodied Miyo and resorts to making mockery of him.
After spouting some crap, the miserable old man pulls a güñ on him and demands to know who had ordered him to sabotage him. Miyo stares back defiantly. At the vampires’ lair, Omar informs the other undead creatures about the mission Supremo had tasked them with.
“I’ll be needing most of you to accomplish it,” Omar says, deliberating staring at Nognog. “A few will have to be left behind. You should be able to watch the captives. I need you to make sure that they don’t escape.”Senator Paglinauan continues to bark and berate Miyo and his unknown allies’ agenda.
Miyo declares that he’s going to pay for all his atrocities and the senator shoots back, saying that he’s the law and holds power his brain can’t comprehend. As the miserable old man turns to leave, Miyo calls him out as a coward, yelling that he’s going to pay. The hypnotized cops cover his head with a black cloth and knock him out before dumping him into the trunk of their car.
The scumbags then drive off. Baristo talks to Omar on phone and asks if Supremo has Malia.Omar replies in the negative and urges him to not come to the police station because he’s been ordered to investigate. He reveals that he and the other vampires are keeping watch, adding that he’s certain Senator Paglinauan has Malia.
At the Moonchasers’ HQ, Prof T and Samantha discuss about Tristan. A horde of vampires ambush Baristo and Catleya on the road. In unison, they propel their car into the air with the force of a literal whirlwind. Omar joins the fun as Gael and Lemuel show up and once the car reaches the ground again, Baristo and Catleya spring out in their wolf forms.
A fistfight ensues between the LLU and the rebel vampires and Omar subtly informs Gael of the change in the prophecy, urging him to find and protect Malia at all costs. After painstakingly evading each other’s ättaçks, Omar has Gael punch him so the other vampires wouldn’t suspect anything fishy going on.
Samantha has a talk with Prof T about Tristan’s intense anger toward the vampires, saying that though it used to be his strength initially, it has now become his weakness because he’s allowing his emotions to get the best of him. Prof T asks what he has to do and Samantha urges him to teach Tristan to stop being so impulsive, adding that those who keep their anger inside become much more dangerous.
Meanwhile, Malia regains consciousness and prays for her salvation, just as Gilbert Imperial arrives in Indonesia to meet up with Jacinta Magsaysay. The hypnotized cops drag Miyo to the tip of an elevation in an undisclosed location and as they hold her at güñpøint, Tristan tries to talk Prof T into helping him out with the search for Miyo.
Prof T is quite hesitant since he believes the case has nothing to do with vampires. Meanwhile, Miyo notices the strange behavior of the cops and realizes that a vampire has been controlling their minds. He tries to reason with them. A cop breaks free of Supremo’s spell and as he tries to untie Miyo, the others güñ him down casually. Miyo stares in disbelief.
“Not to the stars in the heavens,” Baristo prays as he stares at the full moon. “But to the moon in the horizon. Grant me my wish as I bask in your presence.”
“If you have doubts because of our argument,” Tristan says back at Moonchasers HQ. “Or my confrontation with Samantha, then I would like to apologize.”
“This is nothing personal,” Prof T states. “That’s not the priority of this organization.”
“Prof, help me. The police took my friend and now he’s gone missing.”
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