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Kristina and Edgar's son secretly survived Ivan's [[poison]]. Raised by [[Dementlieuse]] parents, the boy would grow up to become [[Dr. Phillippe Delapont]]. Dr. Delapont who works to thwart Ivan's plans partially to avenge his biological parents' deaths.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2003]] p.134-136</ref> | Kristina and Edgar's son secretly survived Ivan's [[poison]]. Raised by [[Dementlieuse]] parents, the boy would grow up to become [[Dr. Phillippe Delapont]]. Dr. Delapont who works to thwart Ivan's plans partially to avenge his biological parents' deaths.<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2003]] p.134-136</ref> | ||
In another netbook version Kristina and Edgar's son is renowned composer, playwright and mystic [[Adorjan Bognar]]. Edgar Leskoviche's | In another netbook version Kristina and Edgar's son is renowned composer, playwright and mystic [[Adorjan Bognar]]. Edgar Leskoviche's [[ghost]], now a [[bussengeist]] permanently haunts his son, while trying to avenge his death. <ref>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p.135-138</ref> | ||
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Edgar Leskovich was the husband of Kristina Dilisnya and brother-in-law to Ivan Dilisnya. After Edgar married Kristina and had a child with her in 700 BC[1], Ivan flew into a terrible rage of jealousy and poisoned both the parents while Kristina was nursing her baby. Fortunately, a midwife was able to sneak away safely with the infant child.[2]
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Kristina and Edgar's son secretly survived Ivan's poison. Raised by Dementlieuse parents, the boy would grow up to become Dr. Phillippe Delapont. Dr. Delapont who works to thwart Ivan's plans partially to avenge his biological parents' deaths.[3]
In another netbook version Kristina and Edgar's son is renowned composer, playwright and mystic Adorjan Bognar. Edgar Leskoviche's ghost, now a bussengeist permanently haunts his son, while trying to avenge his death. [4]
References
- ↑ Realm of Terror p.123
- ↑ Realm of Terror p.94
- ↑ Undead Sea Scrolls 2003 p.134-136
- ↑ Quoth the Raven #27 p.135-138
