Full of Dreams

The Espers of the Wind were known to be kind dreamers. They naturally bend toward compassion and are always full of dreams.

Some Espers of the other Elements would sometimes make fun of them, calling them naive or saying that those dreams were not achievable.

Gurumin, the Shape of Empathy, believed that having dreams shouldn’t be a source of shame. On the contrary, they should be nurtured, as long as the path toward them stays healthy and aligned with the principles written in One Daily Tale.

“If your StarDust can grow by choosing to follow your dreams, then it’s never a waste,” she would say to the Espers who followed her course.

“Not only the Espers of Wind, but everyone willing to listen to their own heart can become full of dreams!”

“Children of all Elements often do this naturally! And with brighter StarDust, all the adults of Esperia can also live with their dreams as their goal. They have simply forgotten about them…”

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