Laon (demonyo)
Laon, nga ammo met a Kanlaon wenno ti demonio a Lalahon, ket maysa a napigsa a espiritu manipud iti Bulkan Kanlaon iti isla ti Negros. Adda dagiti panawen a nakitkita a kas maysa a dios ti apoy ken ani, ken adda met dagiti sabali a panawen a kas maysa a nakasagaba a demonio. Mabalin a mangted iti nasayaat a ani wenno mangparusaan dagiti tattao babaen ti dagup a kas iti salot ti balang wenno panagputok ti bulkan. Kadagiti sabali a kuento, ti Laon ket makitkita a kas lalaki, ken kadagiti sabali met a kas babai.[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
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