Ask Questions

Eklea and Vati soon became very good friends. Eklea, the Shape of Awareness, always loved asking questions, which came to her mind as swiftly as her Element of Lightning. In Vati, the Shape of Wisdom, she found a companion who would always listen and think along with her.

Vati was often surprised by the questions Eklea asked. Yet she realized that these very questions could help her studies and research move forward.
“If it weren’t for Eklea, I would never have asked myself such questions!” she admitted.

Both agreed that it wasn’t just about Eklea or Vati—every Esper, through their questions, could create progress not only for themselves but for their entire world.

Because everyone sees the world from a unique perspective, everyone’s thoughts and questions are different.
And only by looking at problems from different angles can difficult issues eventually be solved.

“The power of asking questions is tremendous!” said a smiling Eklea.

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