KAMI

Official Reading Order

KAMI is a spin-off series from Ang Sumpa ng 3:17, expanding the mythology beyond PITX, Manila, and the original victims. This time, the horror moves through folklore, old records, mountains, roads, vanished names, public memory, and the terrifying idea that some forces are not meant to be understood.

The stories follow different manifestations of KAMI while keeping the same underlying rules of the 3:17 universe: rain, waiting, voices, names, exhaustion, wrong answers, and doors that open when they should not.

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Official Reading Order

1. KAMI Part 1: Ang Kampana sa Ilalim ng Lawa

   In old Taal, a priest, a child with no known parents, and a bell beneath the lake reveal that not everything transferred truly escaped.

2. KAMI Part 2: Ang Pangalan sa Likod ng Puno

   Around Mt. Batulao, a name hidden behind a tree becomes a warning: when something calls you correctly, answering may be enough.

3. KAMI Part 3: Ang Pasahero sa Paanan ng Bundok

   At the foot of Mt. Maculot, Allan and Kenneth follow the story of a passenger who should have gotten off—but never did.

4. KAMI Part 4: Ang Babae sa Dulo ng Bangin

   On Fortune Island, a group of friends returns to confront Bryan’s disappearance, only to discover that the White Lady is not the one they should fear, but the voice calling from beneath the cliff.

5. KAMI Part 5: Kami ang Inyong Narinig

   A viral classroom prank in Batangas turns into psychological horror when shame, teacher burnout, altered footage, and replayed evidence become the doorway for KAMI.

6. KAMI Part 6: Soon

   Some investigations do not end when the camera stops recording.

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About KAMI

KAMI follows Allan Gaguis and Kenneth Rito as they trace strange accounts connected to Jessica’s notebook and the larger 3:17 pattern. But the more they investigate, the more the force behind the stories begins to notice them.

Unlike ordinary ghost stories, KAMI is not about proving a haunting. It is about what happens when an old, collective force learns how to use folklore, memory, attention, fame, and disbelief as masks.

Hindi lahat ng nailipat ay nakalipat.

Read the stories in order and follow the trail carefully. Some names are not meant to be repeated. Some passengers are not meant to be counted. And some things do not hide because they are afraid.