One Daily Tale

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Peaceful and calm

When they began writing One Daily Tale, the Seven Shapes understood that to unite all the Espers of the five different Elements, it was essential to create bonds linking each of them.

The discovery of the StarDust was the key element that had been missing all along—until now!

It was the common thread among all Espers, and it could now serve as a reference point for working together toward a peaceful and calm planet, where all five Elements finally collaborated.

“Until now, the differences between the Elements made us distrust each other. This is how our instincts work, and it helped us survive until now,” said Vati, the Shape of Wisdom.

“But now that we know about the StarDust that lies within everyone, it can become the principle we all trust—a reference for all, no matter which Element we come from!” continued Eklea, the Shape of Awareness.

“It will require effort—from all of us. Especially those with greater magical power, and those who have been blessed with wealth since birth… This will require change from everyone. Not an easy task…” wondered Faya, the Shape of Willpower.

“Yes, but we also know that working together as one has always been the key to peace. The StarDust…” concluded Gurumin, the Shape of Empathy.

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