Tales of Wisdom

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  • The Shadow of Wisdom

    The Shadow of Wisdom

    As for Wisdom, the Shadow within each of the Espers was no less present. On the contrary, when faced with difficult questions or complex problems, this Shadow would often avoid the real issue and instead answer something simpler, something it was capable of solving without effort. That was why the Espers sometimes behaved in contradictory…

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  • The Flexibility of Mind That Builds Dialogue

    The Flexibility of Mind That Builds Dialogue

    Lune Lune, our cat companion of the water element, now accompanied Guruo to his lessons. At first, he had been reluctant to go, but the teachings given in the Great Library of Esperia truly spoke to him. There were many things to learn, of course. But one thing had changed since the Seven Shapes had…

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  • Choices and Priorities

    Choices and Priorities

    The end of the Chaos War had nevertheless, despite the ecological and civilizational devastation it had caused, brought with it perhaps, at last, the solutions needed to build a society living in harmony with nature and at peace. Vati, the Shape of Wisdom, then spoke. “When the Eclipse cast a veil over the StarDust that…

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  • Common Values

    Common Values

    Since meeting Guruko, Lune Lune, our little cat of the water element, had come to understand what the Seven Shapes, and especially Vati, the Shape of Wisdom, were striving to accomplish in order to finally bring harmony to the world. Nurturing the StarDust that existed within every Esper could become the foundation of shared values…

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  • Coherent Ideas

    Coherent Ideas

    The reconstruction of Esperia after the Chaos War had raised an essential question: how could they finally ensure that such events would never happen again? Until then, the five elements, each under its own sovereignty, had never stopped trying to outdo one another, at the expense of the weakest, the least fortunate, and above all,…

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  • Zenchi, self-proclaimed “the Clairvoyant”

    Zenchi, self-proclaimed “the Clairvoyant”

    The period preceding the beginning of the Chaos War had seen an Emperor rise to power in each of the five great lands. The land of the Water element, despite being renowned for its wisdom, had not been an exception. Zenchi, who had self-proclaimed himself “the Clairvoyant”, had been immersed in the circles of power…

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  • The knowledge of the world cannot be instantly acquired

    The knowledge of the world cannot be instantly acquired

    The society before the Chaos War had the unfortunate tendency to highlight those who had succeeded, those great names who had left their mark on history. Lune Lune, who had started studying again and was eager to learn once more, had become interested in this question. How did these people reach where they are today?…

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  • An Ideal of Kindness Toward All

    An Ideal of Kindness Toward All

    Lune Lune, our little cat friend of the Water element, had been taken in by Guruo. Guruo, who was trying to do his very best, appeared to some of the others as if he were deliberately trying to be the teachers’ favorite. There was, of course, a great deal of jealousy, which also revealed a…

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  • Humility and Awe

    Humility and Awe

    Lune Lune was a little cat of the Water element. His adorable appearance contrasted with his personality, for he was very full of himself. Having gradually lost his curiosity, he had also lost that gentle feeling of being amazed by everything nature has to offer. But an encounter changed his mindset forever and helped him…

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  • No Longer Being Confused

    No Longer Being Confused

    When Vati became the Shape of Wisdom, she was filled both with a deep sense of humility and with confusion before the gargantuan task that stood before her, as well as before the other Shapes. “We simply have the mission of transforming the world so that it may finally become fair and equal for everyone…”…

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