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Priority on Education

Vati, the Shape of Wisdom, carried the responsibility of guiding the Espers in their journey toward Wisdom, especially the younger ones.

Since the end of the Chaos War, the revelation of the StarDust, and the creation of One Daily Tale, education has at last become a priority in Esperia, with the Great Library at its heart.

Why?

Because every new Esper is born as a blank page, knowing nothing of the world or how to live within it. It became clear that the surroundings and environment of each new Esper had a profound impact on their Shadow.

And as the StarDust requires time to be revealed, it became the duty of every Esper who had already awakened their StarDust to care for the proper education of the youngest.

This is why Education was recognized as one of the most fundamental needs, alongside sleep and nourishment—a key to harmony and peace.

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