Before our Eyes

Eklea, the Shape of Awareness and Element of Lightning, always reminded her students that understanding simple facts was the beginning of mastering more complicated concepts.

“We can only see what is before our eyes.”

The young Espers laughed at such an obvious statement.

Eklea smiled and added: “When we don’t see things or people for a long time, we tend to think about them less—sometimes to the point of forgetting them.”
“What is within our reach is what lies before our own eyes.”

The young Espers began to grasp the depth of her words, becoming more captivated and interested in the lesson.

“With the other Shapes, we have created One Daily Tale to remind us that habits are the foundation of a bright StarDust.”

“Habits are within your reach, shaping the background of what is before your eyes.”

“What you choose to watch and see is your own responsibility.”


Our latest tales

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    Loss of Sight of the Essential

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  • Sensitive Heart

    Sensitive Heart

    The daily and common use of magic by the Espers had changed their relationship not only with their planet, shared by all, but also the relationship they had with one another. This did not happen overnight, but little by little, relationships based on trust eroded as the use of magic intensified day after day. Magic…

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  • Adaptability

    Adaptability

    The Espers were now faced with a major problem. Without realizing it, until now, they had gradually damaged their environment while consuming the life energy of the planet, the Aether. They had no idea that the use of their elemental magic was the cause.It had become so natural to them that having to restrain themselves…

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  • Recognizing the Essential and the Superfluous

    Recognizing the Essential and the Superfluous

    Even if it may seem obvious, when one has not reflected on a problem, it can sometimes appear invisible, as if it did not exist. Nevertheless, the critical ecological state into which Esperia had fallen, particularly following the War of Chaos between the Five Elements, had this time shown all the Espers that the use…

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  • One Good Deed a Day

    One Good Deed a Day

    Shala, the Shape of Time, had seen many civilizations bloom and disappear across time and universes. The planet Esperia and its Espers was one of these civilizations among many others, but it had something particular: at the end of the Chaos War, the Espers had realized the existence of their StarDust. A civilization is made…

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  • Refreshing Hearts

    Refreshing Hearts

    The ecological catastrophe that followed the War of Chaos had been the turning point for the Espers, creatures endowed with the ability to use magic. But this magic had a price, and that price had caused severe consequences for Esperia’s ecosystem. One thing was now clear for the Espers: continuing as before would not work,…

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  • Achieving One’s Goals

    Achieving One’s Goals

    When they had begun to reflect on how to rebuild Esperia on healthy foundations, the Seven Shapes had been confronted with many problems.Thinking about a society living in peace and harmony as a whole is obviously not an easy task! They had also quickly understood that the decisions they would make, even after consulting the…

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    Eat Until 80% Full

    In a world where magic was abundant, where the limits of planetary resources were often misunderstood, and where reality was frequently concealed, healthy eating had also become a problem to solve. This was the situation in which Esperia found itself during centuries of conflict between the Five elements. The Earth element and its Espers were…

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