Improving the Site for a Better Experience

I’m continuing to work on improving the site, thanks to the kind feedback I’m receiving. To gain credibility, especially since I’m currently a “nobody” in this world, I need to enhance the content I create and add a section explaining why I’m doing this. I’ll also be updating the About page.

While things are clear in my mind, the site isn’t structured well enough for first-time visitors. I’ll be revising the walkthrough page to provide clear instructions on how the site works, and the first link on the homepage will direct to this “How to Use” page. The mission section might also come across as a bit too direct.

I may have shared the site link a little too early and too directly. I have a bad habit of wanting things to progress quickly and optimally, but in trying to rush, things can become less than optimal. I understand that for this project to succeed, visitors should feel compelled to stay and read. I respect that everyone has their own opinions and ideas, but at the very least, the site shouldn’t come off like a new cult led by a strange guru or something like that…


Our latest tales

  • Promising future

    Promising future

    The discovery of the StarDust and how to nurture it was a first among the many civilizations Shala had seen throughout time and space. Esperia was the first planet where the living creatures we know as the Espers had come to understand their inner StarDust. “Knowing that may be the key to a promising future…”

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  • Three-Legged Race

    Three-Legged Race

    Do you know the concept of the three-legged race? It is a race in which two people link their inner ankles together and run in unison. Thus, it is also a metaphor for two people working together to accomplish something. Because each person runs on three legs, coordination is crucial, as being out of sync

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  • A desperate situation

    A desperate situation

    For the purpose of the day’s lesson, Faya asked the Espers to think of a desperate situation in which their lives would be on the line. Some thought of being badly wounded after a fierce magical conflict. Others imagined themselves trapped on a deserted island, with no possible use of magic and only limited resources.

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  • A Beautiful Nature

    A Beautiful Nature

    The Espers of Earth were living in the deepest harmony with nature. Of course, the Espers of the other Elements could also have a leaning toward appreciating the beauty of nature, but the Element of Earth was certainly the most aligned with it. Esperia was a planet with ground much like our own planet Earth,

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  • Blind Obedience

    Blind Obedience

    Eklea, the Shape of Awareness, had the difficult task of “teaching” how to become more conscious. But she knew better than most that there was a paradox in this, for while guidelines can be provided, consciousness can only be achieved by the Esper himself. A young Esper of Wind gently asked, a bit naively:“We just

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  • Full of Dreams

    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

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  • Excellent Theory

    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

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  • The absurdity of the world

    The absurdity of the world

    Trying to create a world where peace prevails and all the Espers can live in harmony is no simple task. The Seven Shapes themselves had to do their best every day and apply the principles they had written together in One Daily Tale. “How the StarDust works makes things a bit difficult. It is so

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