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Do what you say

What’s the best advice you could give to a child?

Actually, more than words, it is how we behave each day that has the greatest influence on the education of the young.

Faya, the Shape of Willpower, had mastered this principle and taught it in her own way.

“It is our responsibility to act according to our beliefs. The young Espers are always watching how adults behave. They try to connect the words we speak with what we actually do.”

“We understand that for Esperia to grow into a world of harmony, individual responsibility must be taken by every single Esper.”

“For the young to understand and follow this rule, it is our duty to show the way—not only with words, but through our actions.”

It is our choice to develop the attitude of taking responsibility and following through on our goals and promises.

It is our choice to give the young examples they will want to follow.

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