As One

The message of One Daily Tale was simple. The Five Elements working together in balance were the key to a bright StarDust for an Esper.

This led to an Esper who could now consciously face his inner Shadow—something hidden from him without the light of his own StarDust.

Those enlightened Espers could become living examples for others, especially for the children who naturally mimic the behaviors they observe and repeat the words they hear.

With time, balance would arise not only within individuals, but within groups as well.

Not just a single Element, but all Five Elements could finally work as one, moving toward the great goal of living in harmony in the shared world called Esperia.

Because the Espers now understood that they shared the only planet they lived on, they also recognized their duty to preserve the magnificent nature that provided them with the Aether—their source of life and magic.


Our latest tales

  • A New Civilization

    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…

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  • Toward Balance with Nature

    Toward Balance with Nature

    Since the end of the Chaos War, the Espers around the world were finally trying to find a path for their civilization that would lead them toward balance with nature. This balance had been lost for thousands of years, and had accelerated with each new revolution of their system. The use of magic had intensified…

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  • Sowing the Seeds of Awareness

    Sowing the Seeds of Awareness

    Each Esper saw the world in a different way. But the reality of the physical world in which they all lived was, indeed, shared by all. In this context, some Espers were more aware of their vision of the world and of how closely it reflected reality. Children, who were born without any knowledge, could…

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  • A Simple Speck Among the Stars

    A Simple Speck Among the Stars

    The Espers throughout the world had the unfortunate tendency to think of themselves as the center of the world. And with good reason, each one was truly the main character of their own story, so how could they be blamed for putting their choices or their own well-being and comfort first? But sometimes, or even…

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  • Reflecting on a Global Education

    Reflecting on a Global Education

    Before the Chaos War, Esperia had never been so divided over matters that, nevertheless, had previously been understood among the five elemental lands. Tensions were rising, trust was at its lowest, between the elements, but also within some of the lands themselves. Inequalities continued to grow between the winners of an exacerbated globalization and those…

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  • What Do We Really Need?

    What Do We Really Need?

    It was a question that often came up in the debates at the Great Library of Esperia, which, since the end of the Chaos War, had served Espers from all over the world as a place to exchange ideas, discuss, and try to find compromises on difficult issues. The Chaos War had indeed brought to…

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  • Investing Time Every Day

    Investing Time Every Day

    The civilization of the Espers before the Chaos War had gradually become accustomed to having everything done almost instantly. Waiting was becoming unbearable for many of them, and a long-term perspective seemed like nothing more than a vague memory of the past. Now that the StarDust was better understood, however, it seemed obvious that investing…

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  • Perceiving Reality

    Perceiving Reality

    The development of the civilization of the Espers, greatly accelerated by the use of magic for decades, had gradually distanced them from reality. The reality of a physical world with limited resources, shared by everyone. Some indeed believed that by blaming the other elemental regions, or by choosing not to get their own hands dirty…

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