Kind and Sincere

Since the creation and publication of the writings of One Daily Tale, the Espers of all the Five Elements now had personal tasks to accomplish every day.

These tasks concerned the development of each of the elements, and for the Wind, it was about cultivating empathy.

At first, of course, the Espers, often unaccustomed to performing kind gestures, were somewhat clumsy and unsure in their various approaches.

But, as with everything related to the growth of the StarDust within each of them, with time and repetition, the Espers gradually became a little more kind and sincere. Not only with others, but also with themselves.

For indeed, empathy does not only affect others, but also the person who practices it.

The element of the Wind allowed one to use magic of exquisite gentleness and refinement that revealed the inner qualities of the Esper practicing it.

No pretense was possible, and the purer and more sincere the heart of the Esper, the more powerful and harmonious the magic became.

And you, what does your Wind magic look like right now?

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