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Few beings can use Source and its users have been hunted for centuries, making for even fewer people who can use it now. Those who can are being rounded up for the 'safety of everyone' and experimented upon in order to make them less dangerous.
You and your companions were all found to be, or are suspected of being, Source users and are therefore transferred to this island rather than being executed where you were captured. Of the possible fates, yours could be worse.
HUGE SPOILER actually you find out at near the end of the game that sourcerers are not actually responsible for the voidwoken...
This is why only a Sourcerer can see spirits (life force of those who left their husk). When you purge all Source from an individual, I think the living thing becomes completely inanimate, but they made up some way to take away "most" of it so they become imbeciles instead. But if you can take it for yourself, you pretty much have that person's life force in your vessel (or "mana bar") and use that to make your spells more powerful. In other words, you're doing the magic work of 2 people by yourself. Some will require 3 or 4 people as well.