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1501 |
| Died |
1565 |
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Habagat is a Visayan Assassin and becomes a leader of Assassin of Opong in Mactan Island. Became one of the notable students of Datu Lapu-Lapu in the early stages of being Warrior Class Assassin. Later, he assumed the position of Datu of Opong upon the demise of Datu Lapu-Lapu in 1542. The Templars abducted his descendant named Andrew Janea in 2020 to track his past as they were tracing the hidden Sword of Eden Gintong Kampilan.
Biography[]
Early life[]
Habagat was born to Makisig, an army commander, and Lakambini, a merchant, in 1501. Despite being initially perceived as a weak child, he grew into a dedicated and determined warrior. His exact physical features are not explicitly described, but his strength, courage, and skills in combat are emphasized throughout the narrative.
Habagat faced challenges due to his perceived weakness as a child. However, the death of his mother in 1516 became a catalyst for him to overcome his limitations and strive to become a warrior. His journey led him to join the Opong army under the leadership of Datu Lapu-Lapu, showcasing his dedication and commitment to his people.
Association with the Visayan Brotherhood of Assassins[]
After defeating the warrior Bagyo in 1517, Habagat gained recognition from his father, Makisig, and became a member of the Visayan Brotherhood of Assassins. This marked a significant turning point in his life as he aligned himself with a group dedicated to protecting their people and resisting external threats.
Guardian of the Golden Kampilan[]
In 1521, Habagat embarked on a journey to find the legendary weapon known as the Golden Kampilan. This quest led him to the mysterious city of Biringan, where he encountered Apo Magyan and learned about the Isu civilization. Eventually, he became the chosen guardian of the Golden Kampilan, entrusted by the god Bathala to use the weapon for the betterment of the two races.
During his early years, he underwent training as a warrior.
Role in the Battle of Mactan[]
Habagat played a crucial role in the Battle of Mactan in 1521. Alongside his fellow Assassin, Ignacio de Tierra, and under the leadership of Datu Lapu-Lapu, Habagat engaged in a fierce battle against the Spanish forces led by Ferdinand Magellan. His combat skills and strategic thinking were pivotal in the resistance against the foreign invaders.
Habagat confronting some Spanish soldiers.
Transition to Grandmaster[]
Following the events of the Battle of Mactan and the sudden passing of Datu Lapu-Lapu, Habagat assumed the role of Grandmaster of the Visayan Brotherhood of Assassins in 1542. Under his leadership, the Brotherhood faced challenges, including tensions with Raja Humabon and the looming threat of war between nations.
Skills and Abilities[]
Habagat showcased exceptional combat skills, both in traditional Filipino martial arts and the use of modern Assassin weapons. He underwent training and education under Ignacio de Tierra, further enhancing his abilities. Additionally, his role as the guardian of the Gintong Kampilan suggests a connection to Isu artifacts and a unique understanding of their powers.