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Title: Medical Journals, Volume 4

Author: Dr. Greg Ashcroft

Book 31, Part 6,

Julia Novelle is alive. As is her daughter. They are both in Yew, where she once held residence. Apparently she was unable to find Garet or Kennith when they escaped at the Crossroads, and were hopeless. She even said that she might have to give up the girl, so she could find her husband. I told her what had happened to him, but I left out the part about Garet. My morals told me it was wrong, but I examined the facts at hand. Both children were happy. Cassius constantly sent me gifts and letters detailing how much he loved the boy, and how happy his wife and he were. While Julia was becoming a nervous wreck, and had told me she planned on leaving the girl at the Abbey, while looking for Kennith. I wrote her back, telling her how foolish that plan was, and that I would tell her were Garet was atleast, so she could leave his sister with him, but I received no reply. A pity indeed.

Book 100, Part 10,

This is my last journal entry I fear. I have had much excitement in my ninety years, but I am continually aware of nightmares, which plagued me some two decades ago. A victim of one of my experiments searches still for his children, and his wife, and knows that I have much information. But I cannot allow him to find his kin. He is a monster, and must be stopped. I have taken an ancient spellbook I found in the ruins of Yew, and am heading off now to stop him. Young Jill, my loyal, and exuberant student is asleep now. I watch her slight chest rise and fall, and remember the days when I was her age.

So long ago it was. The niece of Kethan and Natalia O'Wyn'Er, I took her under my wing, but a few years ago. It is strange how the time has passed so quickly. The effect of an old prototype of mine no doubt.

Faithful Lucius. My ever-present research assistant, and friend. No one understood me like he did, and even now, as he has grown older, and I realize, has a family, I cannot think but know how hard my work would have been without him. Always getting rid of unwelcome guests, and helping secure some time with the Dual Lords, I owe him so very much. And lastly, before I walk out of the door of my house forever, my eyes glimpse an age-old portrait of an old, beautiful woman. The noble in the picture, is refined, elegant, and very respectable. I always envied her, but alas it was that I was the cause of her death. Poor, poor K'Tane. I shall miss thee as well. The only woman I could have loved.

Farewell all, and may my journey be fruitful, all of our lives, and our children's lives shall be safer.

~ Signed,
Dr. Gregory Ashcroft
Medical Physician

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