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== History ==
== History ==
The Nightmares did not originally exist, they were created by a disaster wherein the [[father machine]] killed the vast majority of the inhabitants of [[Komashi]], creating the nightmares as [[Cognitive Shadow|Cognitive Shadows]] held captive by the machine.{{book ref|yumi|23}}{{book ref|yumi|39}}
The Nightmares did not originally exist, they were created by a disaster wherein the [[father machine]] killed the vast majority of the inhabitants of [[Komashi]], creating the nightmares as [[Cognitive Shadows]] held captive by the machine.{{book ref|yumi|23}}{{book ref|yumi|39}}


Following this disaster, they were kept in a replica of different towns in [[Torio]], to repeat the same day disguised as the people they once were. At night, they were left to travel through the shroud and feed upon the people of various surviving nations, most notably [[Nagadan]]. In response to this, the profession of [[Painter|painters]] developed, in order to turn them into a more harmless shape, and banish them back into the shroud.{{book ref|yumi|39}}
Following this disaster, they were kept in a replica of different towns in [[Torio]], to repeat the same day disguised as the people they once were. At night, they were left to travel through the shroud and feed upon the people of various surviving nations, most notably [[Nagadan]]. In response to this, the profession of [[Painter|painters]] developed, in order to turn them into a more harmless shape, and banish them back into the shroud.{{book ref|yumi|39}}

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