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As recorded in the journal of [[Dr. Illhousen]], Kasha and Karina were two children of a four children family living in the [[Briarweed Forest]] and the daughters of a [[hunter]]. The family's case was the doctor's first encounter with the | As recorded in the journal of [[Dr. Illhousen]], Kasha and Karina were two children of a four children family living in the [[Briarweed Forest]] and the daughters of a [[hunter]]. The family's case was the doctor's first encounter with the predations of [[the Nightmare Court]] and represents the first time Dr. Illhousen saw [[the Nightmare Man]].<ref>[[The Nightmare Lands: The Journal of Dr. Illhousen]] p. 9-10</ref> | ||
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As recorded in the journal of Dr. Illhousen, Kasha and Karina were two children of a four children family living in the Briarweed Forest and the daughters of a hunter. The family's case was the doctor's first encounter with the predations of the Nightmare Court and represents the first time Dr. Illhousen saw the Nightmare Man.[1]