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I have amazing stories about my old school.
When I was 9 years old, my friend told me that the school was a hospital before and was a cemetery. Of course I didn't believe it even though so many people said about it. It doesn't make any sense to me because they know the Islam law right?

Then,
in my old school, we have 8 classes and one of the classes are haunted. Not really haunted but most people said there was a shroud ghost after the school end. People said that the shroud just jumping around in the class. Some student said that they saw the shroud and ran away. I don't believe what people said but everytime I walking near the class, I run as fast as I can. :')

Lastly,
people always talk about the "bilik tayang" in my old school. I never went into that room and never know what actually in there but some student said there's mannequins and the mannequins are ghost maybe.(?) My friend said that some student got chase in there and the lights went out but they still alive. I don't really trust them because they usually lie. There's more about ghost in my old school but too many. So, I'm still alive and that's all. Bye. :D (innocent face).

I don't have video for my stories, bye for the second time.

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Have you heard about it ? That urban legend.

About a station that doesn’t exist.

I first stumbled upon this urban legend after clicking on a nameless YouTube video, which was a song inspired by this event.

It started in the year 2004 when a user, who goes by the name “Hasumi”, started a thread of text posts.

Hasumi first mentions in the post that she has been riding a train which she often rides to work and is familiar with. OK so, here’s the thing, Hasumi says it usually only ever takes the train a few minutes, the most being 8 for it to arrive from one station to the other. But the train has been going on, not stopping for the past 20 minutes or so. Some other users tried to ask questions to help her or find clues, to which Hasumi responds that there is a possibility she missed her stop and decides to wait a little longer.

A little later, she says that the train finally emerges from a tunnel and is gradually slowing down. Though here’s the weird thing, Hasumi never remembers there being any tunnels when she rides the train! She that the train is finally stopping at a station.

Anyways, she mentions the name of the station is Kisaragi station. Some users decided to search up the place, some urge her not to get off the train and stay until the last stop. Hasumi then answers that she got onto the station alone and the station seems to be unmanned and says that she took the train at 11.40. The users are now confused, because they can’t seem to find any information about Kisaragi station, and are much more confused that Hasumi’s train ride was for over an hour. Weird right ? Hasumi then says that she called home but neither of her parents seem to know where Kisaragi station is. Here’s where it gets a bit creepy, apparently the name ‘kisaragi’ is written with the kanji (a Japanese writing system) for devil. Devil station, yikes.

Some people suggest Hasumi to walk back along the track to get out of the tunnel. Hasumi decided to do that. Anyways, she says that she walks further down along the track, but hears some kind of bell mixed with a sound that seems like the beating of drums. Imagine hearing that in the middle of the night ! Moreover at an unmanned station, goosebumps all over. But the creepiness doesn’t stop there. Hasumi was starting to get scared, and decides to run down the track, to which she hears someone shouting, “Hey! Don’t run down the track! It’s dangerous.” She turns around, expecting to see an attendant. Instead, it was a one-legged man who vanished shortly after she turned around. Hasumi felt too scared to move. Honestly if I was her, I’d be scared as well. The beating sounds started to get louder.

She finally left the tunnel, and says that there was someone up ahead. She thanks everyone for their advice. Users urged her not to go to the person, because, of course, what would be more suspicious than a person waiting at the track in the middle of the night ? She says that the man seems gentle and would call for a train to pick her up and drop her off at a station. She rides the train with the man but after a while he and stopped talking entirely. It sounded so weird and ominous, that the other users urged her to get off the train and run. Hasumi after a while says that she has decided to make a run for it, and also says that the man has been talking to himself about the most bizarre things. Her battery seemed to be running out so she decided to make that her last post for the time being to wait for the right moment to run for it.

Hasumi was never heard of again after that post.

Here is a video as well as a translated version of the thread:
thread: https://vgperson.com/posts.php?p=kisaragi

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Internet Mysteries: Is Kisaragi Station A Real Place?

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While scrolling through my phone, I stumbled upon a video about this one video. It was talking about a malay ghost, Penanggal. The word tanggal comes from a Malay word and it means to remove or take off.
Anyways, the ghost is basically a woman's head and only organs attached to the head. So one day, there was once a woman who used black magic of demons and devoured her life to him so that she can fly. I've also heard that she stays on top of trees.  She flies and is only active at night, she also smells like vinegar. Why? you may ask.
I don’t think you would want to be one but if you do want to be a Penanggal… a woman must meditate, bath in vinegar but only her body needs to be submerged. There was this one story where a mother was rocking her child, then she smelled vinegar. She quickly closed the curtains and saw a woman head detached from her body(Penanggal) just outside her window. So in a rush, the mother slams the window shut. Here’s the thing, the Penanggal’s victims are pregnant women and young children…
Here is a video explaining about the Penanggal more

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A Malaysian legend that I accidentally researched about way back then. Nowadays, it is famous for its song and cultural Terengganu dance titled "Ulek Mayang". People claimed that even though the song that is available right now is not the real song, you should avoid singing it at all costs. Unless you are purposely doing so for academic purposes.
Anyway, the tale started when two fishermen went fishing. Much to their luck, a storm came and both of them fell into the ocean. One cannot swim as he hears the sounds of soothing voices calling him. He started swimming towards them and the closer he gets, the uglier the creatures get. As a good friend, the other one pulled him back up the surface and swam to an island nearby.
There stood a village. One fishermen asked about his friend and the head village told him that his soul is no longer there and that the sea princesses took it. No worries, the head village then called upon the sea princesses and tried to negotiate yet due to the princesses immaturity, they rejected. So the head village called the head sister of the princesses and fortunately, she accepted. All goes well but there is one condition.
The condition stated that the villagers must dance to a song and serve food next to the beach every full moon. The song is now known as something that includes mystical beings and that singing it will bring you trouble that won't only affect you, but it may continue to disturb your children and such.

Here's a video for those who would want to know more.

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Write about one that you have heard of or create a new urban myth.
Use the phrases from our exercise in Teachable.
An example of an urban myth is written by me below.
Write about 50 to 80 words. (More than 80 is welcomed!)
Deadline: Friday, 16th July 2021.

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The woman who wore a niqab driving a red Kancil

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The woman who wore a niqab driving a red Kancil

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OK, here is a bizarre story from way back when. I think it spread when I was in primary school.
Anyway, the story goes like this. Apparently, there was a woman who wore a niqab/ veil/ purdah and she drove around in a red Kancil (old Perodua car). People said she was a pontianak (Malay vampire) and scoured for her victims at random times. Sometimes, it could be in daylight, and at times at night.
I don't really remember many details about it, but everyone was spooked. I really believed that she was real. However, to this day, she was never captured and people haven't seen her since.
Because this story happened when I was really young, I sometimes doubt its existence. So I went to Google to search. OK, I wasn't dreaming, it did make headlines back in 1997.
Here is a video someone made about her. You can find more truths in it.
Sorry if the thumbnail scared you!