Excellent Theory

In the eyes of the young Espers of Esperia, a world of peace and harmony wasn’t just an excellent theory, but a reality built on the principles written in One Daily Tale.

The Seven Shapes didn’t only craft the theory together as one, but also put it into practice—not only for others, but for themselves as well.

They were the true representation of individuals who lived by their principles.

“Even the best theory becomes meaningless if no one is able to apply it,” said Vati, the Shape of Wisdom.

“One Daily Tale is built on simple principles that help develop the StarDust inside each Esper. Slowly, but surely, daily improvements can be made to all Five Elements, which, when combined, make the StarDust shine brighter.”

“Just like the seeds of beautiful trees, at first they seem small and insignificant. But with a bit of water, the help of the daily sun, and time, they become magnificent trees that bear fruit. Our StarDust can become a wonderful tree, bearing fruit for ourselves and for everyone else.”

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