Tales of Awareness

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  • Recognizing Your Own Faults

    Recognizing Your Own Faults

    For the Espers, managing to recover the artifact of lightning, the spark of thunder, was perhaps the most difficult ordeal for most of them. To do so, they had to cross a region known as the thunderstruck plains, where Aether had accumulated and given birth to a place where lightning struck randomly and without interruption.…

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  • Suddenly, I See

    Suddenly, I See

    Gathering the seven artifacts was a quest that was also, perhaps above all, an adventure that allowed them to learn to better understand themselves. Who has never been surprised to hear their own voice, or to see themselves move and speak? So many small moments that allow us to become a little more aware of…

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  • The Lightning Spark

    The Lightning Spark

    The artifact of the element of lightning was called the Lightning Spark. Eklea, the Shape of Consciousness, regularly reminded the Espers around the world of the importance of developing their element of lightning. A society based on respect for others and the environment in which they all lived required a collective awareness centered around a…

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  • The Shadow of Consciousness

    The Shadow of Consciousness

    Every Esper had this Shadow within them, which acted in their place whenever they failed to act consciously. Imperceptible until the discovery of the StarDust that brought an end to the Chaos War, this Shadow was nevertheless the one that had built their civilization until then. This Shadow, which favored immediate gains for its host,…

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  • Perceiving One’s Shadow

    Perceiving One’s Shadow

    The discovery of the StarDust had revealed the existence of a Shadow within every Esper. Long ago, some philosophers already spoke of the importance of knowing oneself, and Eklea, the Shape of Awareness, believed that what they were truly referring to was this Shadow. “This Shadow is a part of us. It is neither good…

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  • Doing Your Best

    Doing Your Best

    Even though the Seven Shapes had become symbols that helped the Espers develop their StarDust, none of them was perfect. Each had her own strengths and weaknesses, yet each did her best every day to strengthen her qualities and overcome her shortcomings. Eklea, the Shape of Awareness, who seemed to see the world differently from…

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  • Everyone Inside Their Own Bubble

    Everyone Inside Their Own Bubble

    Eklea, the Shape of Awareness, was giving a lesson today at the Great Library of Esperia. Rebuilding the civilization of the Espers would take time and require everyone’s efforts toward a goal understood and embraced by all. That was no small task, was it? Especially if one looked back at the events of the past,…

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  • In Darkness and Shadow

    In Darkness and Shadow

    Before the War of Chaos, the world was covered with vast constructions stretching across much of the planet’s surface and even beneath its ground, illuminated at night by artificial light. Although darkness and shadow had somewhat disappeared from their sight, this had, in turn, allowed each Esper’s own Shadow to grow even stronger. The use…

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  • Ganko, the Emperor of Lightning

    Ganko, the Emperor of Lightning

    Among the events that led to the War of Chaos, the rise, in each elemental land, of an Emperor with questionable ambitions and desires was certainly one of the most significant. The land of Lightning was no exception and witnessed Ganko’s meteoric rise to its throne. Lightning magic possessed the extraordinary ability to power machines…

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  • Submerged by Choices

    Submerged by Choices

    For Simba, our adorable little monkey from the land of lightning, observing the way Roboka behaved in the face of the immeasurable number of choices that society now offered made him reflect deeply. “There are now so many possibilities that simply thinking about them can completely overwhelm us,” he thought. Yet, Roboka did not worry…

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