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== Prison == Braize's most important function is that of a prison.{{wob ref\|660}} [[Odium]] has been trapped there following his battle with [[Honor]], and after every [[Desolation]], the [[~~Voidbringer~~Fused]]s are forced to return to Braize. While Odium is kept bound by Shardic power, they are kept sealed by the presence of the [[Herald]]s.{{wob ref\|6819}} As long as the Heralds remain on Braize, Odium's forces cannot travel to [[Roshar]]. To counteract this, ~~Voidbringers~~Fused hunt them down and torture them until at least one gives up, restarting the cycle. Because of this, [[Taln]] has spent the past four and a half thousand years there.{{book ref\|sa3\|38}} Dead [[Knights Radiant]], on the other hand, do not go to Braize.{{wob ref\|8942}} Even following a Herald breaking, departing from Braize is difficult, and grows more so the more powerful the prisoner is. Some smaller [[voidspren]], like [[Ulim]], are capable of sneaking out even while the torture remains ongoing; the [[Fused]] and [[thunderclast]]s can only come out once the Heralds leave; and Odium's most powerful servants take a long time to cross over even after a Desolation is already in full swing.{{book ref\|sa3\|i\|3}}{{book ref\|sa3\|i\|12}}

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