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Pierce Decker was a [[philosopher]] who was to attend the [[lecture]] given by [[Professor Abraham Van Helsing]] in [[Boston]]. Like Van Helsing, Dekker had been [[kidnapped]] by the [[illithid drone]]s, but Van Helsing freed him as he escaped. However, Dekker's liberation turned out to come to late, as Dekker [[transformed]] into one of the illithid drones. He began [[murder]]ing [[ | Pierce Decker was a [[philosopher]] who was to attend the [[lecture]] given by [[Professor Abraham Van Helsing]] in [[Boston]]. Like Van Helsing, Dekker had been [[kidnapped]] by the [[illithid drone]]s, but Van Helsing freed him as he escaped. However, Dekker's liberation turned out to come to late, as Dekker [[transformed]] into one of the illithid drones. He began [[murder]]ing [[sailor]]s of the [[ship]] they had retreated to from the drones while Van Helsing had entered a trace to read an [[illithid]] [[book]]. However, Van Helsing put Dekker down before the latter could destroy the professor.<ref>[[The Waking Nightmare]], [[Book of Sorrows]] p.169-172</ref> | ||
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Pierce Decker was a philosopher who was to attend the lecture given by Professor Abraham Van Helsing in Boston. Like Van Helsing, Dekker had been kidnapped by the illithid drones, but Van Helsing freed him as he escaped. However, Dekker's liberation turned out to come to late, as Dekker transformed into one of the illithid drones. He began murdering sailors of the ship they had retreated to from the drones while Van Helsing had entered a trace to read an illithid book. However, Van Helsing put Dekker down before the latter could destroy the professor.[1]
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- ↑ The Waking Nightmare, Book of Sorrows p.169-172
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