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Madura started abruptly.
'Auralia! That’s where I’m from! Even though I left there when I was six…'
'Thank you Madura,' Harbinger said sarcastically. 'Anyway, the Exile- who now was completely devoid of any passion- took the Brazier with him upon departure back to his home, to sell for a good sum of money back in Auralia. Oddly enough, back in the Exile’s home city. The Brazier continued to do what it had done to The Exile; absorb everyone’s willpower that shared the same infinitely powerful desire to better the world. I do not know why The Brazier did this, but then again it was an experimental project. Had The Exile been evil and twisted, a brown sludge may have appeared in The Brazier, a foul mix of greed and selfishness. But the Exile’s powerful and admirable desire to prove his worth and better the world appeared as deep, rich black flames inside the Brazier. The flames grew as they fed upon more and more people’s willpower, over hundreds of years, until somebody caught on and destroyed The Brazier out of fear that the growing black flames would turn into something worse. The black flame of willpower no longer absorbed the wills of mortalis near it, but it survived, slightly corrupted by the fear of he who destroyed The Brazier. The flame was left where it fell, ever burning, never faltering.'
