The following is a religious passage from the [Hearth Tome], a religious text circulated by the Sacred Flame Theocracy.
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Fire is both a paragon and a punisher.
In the hands of some, it can be used to mend wounds, stave away darkness, and craft the means for life to survive and thrive.
In the hands of others, it can be used to cause terrible scars and wounds, destroy livelihoods, and burn away even the most innocent of souls for no reason or purpose.
It with this understanding that a hearth keeper must maintain a roaring fire with humility.
Because in their hands is the means of salvation and ruin.
And all it takes is a single stray spark for either to occur.
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[Are you sure your ladyship can handle the emotional stress of this moment?]
[My lady is much stronger than others give her credit for. She is like blessed steel.]
[I'll take your word for it.]
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