Fujimi, the Immortal Emperor

At the dawn of the War of Chaos, each element was ruled by an Emperor who enforced his law with an iron fist.

Fujimi had become the Emperor of the Earth element. He possessed immeasurable resources and used not only his own magic, but also that of the population, striving at all costs to become immortal.

He had managed to convince the Espers of the Earth element that all his efforts had but one purpose: to improve life on Esperia.

And yet, even at that time, the warning signs of conflicts with the other elements, as well as the destructive effects on the environment caused by the intensive use of magic, were already clearly visible.

Fujimi had developed a new technology in which he saw the key to his immortality.

It had become nothing more than a race against time so that he could fulfill his dream before his own death.

But this new technology also had disastrous consequences for the education of young people throughout the world and for their mental health


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