Editing List of Books (section)

==Dark Somnambulism==
A book on various nightmare [[Other]]s owned by the [[BHI]]. Contents include: Chapter five, [[summoning]].  Chapter six, dangers.  Chapter seven, [[binding]].<ref>“And for this one…” Lucy grabbed the Dark Somnambulism one.  “Nightmares… just the table of contents tells us there are a lot of types.”<br><br>“Yeah,” Avery said.  “And again, summoning and binding, except there’s a chapter for each.  Chapter five, summoning.  Chapter six, dangers.  Chapter seven, binding.  They split them up and stuck a big warning chapter in there, it looks like.” - [https://palewebserial.wordpress.com/2020/10/31 Excerpt] from [[Cutting Class 6.2]]</ref> Others covered include nightmare-related [[Echoes]], [[Bogeymen]], [[Hag]]s, [[Jinn]], and [[Incarnation]]s; as well as [[Succubi]] and [[Dark Rider]]s.<ref>Avery kept reading the book on the Others that were related to bad dreams.  Nightmare seemed to be a really broad category that covered a lot of things.<br><br>Tadra Ikati, or Night Echoes. Echoes, often driven by the unresolved, could find connection to dreaming friends and family who shared some similar unanswered questions or needs. [...] <br><br>Night Slashers were Bogeymen who acted within dreams, gaining enough momentum and power to transition into reality.  Simple enough. [...] Dark Riders were Others, sometimes Fae, who found the displaced with a minimum of connections protecting them, like orphans and refugees, and ‘rode’ them while they were still asleep. [...] Night Hags were Others, sometimes Aware or Innocent, but most often Practitioners, who subsisted off of nightmares, prolonging their own life and well being.  Hags of other types subsisted on different things, but they tended to be Heartless to start and became Other. [...] Majnūn Jinn were one of a variety of Jinn, [...] an angry variety that stirred up nightmares and psychosis.  When they worked, they affected whole regions. [...] There were Nightmare Incarnates, and a variety of subtypes. [...] Incubi and Succubi, [...]  Once confused with demons, because they were so insidious. - [https://palewebserial.wordpress.com/2020/10/31 Excerpt] from [[Cutting Class 6.2]]</ref>