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Promising future

The discovery of the StarDust and how to nurture it was a first among the many civilizations Shala had seen throughout time and space.

Esperia was the first planet where the living creatures we know as the Espers had come to understand their inner StarDust.

“Knowing that may be the key to a promising future…” Shala hoped.

The Seven Shapes had indeed succeeded in creating a world of peace and harmony, based on principles that guided the Espers to develop their StarDust and make it brighter.

“When one’s inner StarDust becomes brighter, their future and that of their surroundings are also embraced by its light,” said Vati, the Shape of Wisdom.

“This is then the responsibility of every one of us, to become examples for others, especially the youngest,” continued Faya, the Shape of Willpower.

“The more we do so, the easier it becomes, because we are constantly influenced by others. Once we realize this, it becomes natural to try our best, for the sake of our loved ones and our planet,” added Eklea, the Shape of Awareness.

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