A New Civilization

In their desire to create a fairer society for everyone, and one finally in harmony with the nature on which they depended, the Seven Shapes had, without really intending to, laid the first stones of a new civilization.

The personal development of each Esper, based on the principles of the StarDust, had led each of them to transcend themselves.

Although the evolution of the Espers had led them to develop new technologies, this was the first time that the center of evolution was based on what they all carried within themselves.

A revolution in substance rather than form, which had revealed the possibility of a new civilization, living in joy and good spirits, while taking into account the natural resources available, as well as their impact on the environment.

Faya, the Shape of Willpower, and Great element of Fire, was thinking back to the time before the Chaos War, when the Espers advocated an individualistic society, with excessive freedom and not the slightest sense of responsibility.

“It seems so unthinkable now that the Espers take care of their StarDust.”

“In fact, it was all so simple.”

“All each of them had to do was know who they truly were…”

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