Improve each other

The Espers soon understood that a good way to grow was to do so alongside others.

Why?

Because rivalry can spark motivation, creating a natural positive cycle in which the more you improve, the more others do as well.

Vati and Faya also knew that sometimes competition could become too harsh, and they reminded the Espers of Eklea and Gurumin.

Awareness helps keep our feet on the ground and naturally prevents us from wanting to surpass others at all costs, as such a mindset can lead to dangerous behaviors.

Similarly, empathy makes us want others to succeed.

In the end, our success belongs to us alone, and our unique abilities inevitably guide us along different paths.

At the Great Library of Esperia, this teaching was carried out not only by the Seven Shapes, but by the Espers themselves.

They worked with one another, regardless of their Element, creating not only a drive for progress but a deeper sense of mutual understanding as well.


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