Our Planet: Earth

All over the globe, this summer has seen heat streaks that are not only difficult for humans to endure but also harmful to vegetation.

It’s been years since humankind became aware of its impact on global warming.

Yet, it is still difficult for many to grasp the idea that the lifestyle we’ve built—rooted in centuries of fossil fuel consumption—needs to be adapted to the places we live.

Our planet, Earth, doesn’t need us. It existed long before humans appeared, and it will still be here long after our civilization ends.

We need our planet to survive. It becomes clear, then, that changes must be made in how we treat it.

Each person, at their own scale, impacts the environment.

Through new habits that reflect our responsibility to protect Earth, we can leave behind a world that remains beautiful for future generations.


Our latest tales

  • In Darkness and Shadow

    In Darkness and Shadow

    Before the War of Chaos, the world was covered with vast constructions stretching across much of the planet’s surface and even beneath its ground, illuminated at night by artificial light. Although darkness and shadow had somewhat disappeared from their sight, this had, in turn, allowed each Esper’s own Shadow to grow even stronger. The use…

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  • Five Elements, Yet One Species

    Five Elements, Yet One Species

    For all the Espers on the planet, understanding that the five elements were only parts of a greater whole, and that they all belonged to a single species, was still difficult. Centuries upon centuries of conflict, of calling others barbarians, of fearing what they saw as a backward civilization, would not simply disappear from people’s…

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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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  • Life Depends on Nature

    Life Depends on Nature

    The revelation of the Shape of Balance, Atma, before the eyes of all at the end of the War of Chaos was undoubtedly a crucial turning point that allowed the Seven Shapes to unite the Espers of the five elements under the banner of rebuilding a civilization living in harmony with nature. This balance, now…

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  • Practicing thinking about the future

    Practicing thinking about the future

    The reconstruction of Esperia after the War of Chaos was the perfect opportunity to finally build a prosperous civilization that cared for the ecosystem on which it depended. It was with this purpose in mind that the Seven Shapes began writing One Daily Tale, intended for anyone who wished for a fairer world living in…

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  • One Heart

    One Heart

    On Esperia, it was the War of Chaos that finally led the Espers to understand the fundamental need to work together, with one heart, for a common cause. Before that, each element continued to think first and foremost about its own sovereignty, even as global problems, requiring everyone’s united efforts, became clear to anyone who…

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  • A Nonconformist Spirit

    A Nonconformist Spirit

    Mako had not always possessed the nonconformist spirit that led her to lead the rebellion against Emperor Taseki’s regime. On the contrary, she had been well integrated into the ultra-materialistic society that had emerged after years of using fire magic, bringing about unprecedented technological progress. Fire magic was one of the most powerful among the…

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  • The Golems of the Earth element

    The Golems of the Earth element

    Today, let us take a closer look at the beauty of nature and the element on Esperia that surely represented it best: the Earth element. The land of the Earth was famous for its breathtaking, picturesque landscapes. Anyone who took the time to admire them was soon overwhelmed by a deep sense of respect for…

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