A fast pace of change : Shippu Jinrai

The End of the Chaos War came when the Five Great Elements used their most powerful spell together, all at once, revealing for the first time in the history of Esperia the existence of the StarDust.

From that moment on, the world finally understood the need for rapid change, having damaged its own planet more than enough.

While combining the Five Elements together brought the StarDust to life, they also discovered that they could mix their Elements in pairs.

The magic of Lightning and Wind combined was called Shippu Jinrai, or Fast Wind and Violent Thunder when translated.

This magic carried the message that empathy and compassion were to be developed by every Esper, moving with lightning speed and instantly reaching all of them.

The new realization that they could work together and use magic more efficiently than on their own led the Espers to naturally experiment and combine their efforts with the other Elements.

Shippu Jinrai was the union of Wind and Lightning, and it led to a fast pace of change for Esperia.

Combining even more Elements was also possible—and now you know what happens when they are all brought together, right? The StarDust.


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