Duncan was starting to understand why people feared and hated the Lost Homeland so much, treating its captain like a plague. In a way, this "moving disaster" was like a plague itself.
In a dark and chaotic space, Duncan quietly watched the flickering flames dancing in his hands, feeling the power contained in this flame that was very gentle towards him. Fire was the most special existence in the world—not only was it a source of light and warmth, but it also ensured that human civilization could develop amidst crises. It maintained the balance between the extraordinary realm and the real world, symbolizing the blessings and protection from the gods.
In most areas involving the extraordinary, fire held a special position and role. However, his flames seemed to carry some extremely dangerous traits, making them more terrifying than any other flame in the extraordinary realm. They had extreme pollution, secrecy, usurpation, and desecration powers.