One Daily Tale

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For the world and the people

Esperia was rebuilt by the Espers in a way that gave every individual a responsibility, and the Seven Shapes were no exception.

Even though they had decided the rules with One Daily Tale in the hope of making Esperia peaceful, they also had to comply with them.

When they wrote it, they all believed it should be created for the world and the people.

“We all live on the same planet, so it is very important—and obvious—that we need to preserve it. We also know that there is a balance to maintain among living things, which creates the ecosystem of Esperia,” said Vati, the Shape of Wisdom.

“Caring for all people is also a decision that now seems the most natural. Until now, all these years of conflict were ultimately caused by division between the different Elements,” added Gurumin, the Shape of Empathy.

“For the world and the people. If we all share this concept, then it can bring peace and harmony to every living being in Esperia,” concluded Eklea, the Shape of Awareness.

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