The small town of San Fernando has always
been green with cornfields and tilled by happy people. But once, in the olden
days, there appeared a mysterious woman on one of the rivers here. The
mysterious woman named Donya
Maltha had all the things that people needed such as wedding garments,
kitchen utensils, and many more.
Donya Maltha was
very kind to her fellow men. Most of the people went to her to borrow any
wedding garments or any kitchen utensils for any celebration. A villager went to
Donya Maltha and asked something from her, "Donya Maltha, I need to
borrow any wedding garments and utensils for the wedding of my daughter?." In just
a blink of an eye, those things are in front of the villager. And he heard a
voice coming from the mysterious woman, "You have to bring back all
those things here after you used it". The villager replied, "Oh,
Yes, yes Donya Maltha, I will". After the wedding celebration, the
villager brought all those things back to the place where he found them. This
situation happened again and again.
Until such
time that there was an abusive member in the town who broke the kindness of
Donya Maltha. The said member didn't give back all the things that he
borrowed from Donya Maltha. From then on Donya Maltha suddenly disappeared. The river where she was first founded was now a mysterious place to all
the people who live in this town, it is called Donya Maltha.
This
river can be found in Barangay
Tinubdan San Fernando, Cebu. But OPPS!,
this Urban Legend didn't end up here. This is only the Middle Point.
The
said river has a secret tunnel going to the neighboring barangay which is Barangay
South Poblacion. That said barangay has a corporation named Taheiyo Grand Cement. The
Corporation's area is very wide enough for their transactions. In front of
their very wide gate, there is a big Balete
tree- I think it's almost a hundred years of existence.
That Balete Tree was very mysterious
even until today because it was said that it was the House of Donya Maltha. Goosh!! Nobody tried to cut the Balete Tree
because they were all afraid to be punished if ever they did.
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