Put into Practice

Faya, the Shape of Willpower and the Element of Fire, liked to put into practice the very principles she taught at the Great Library of Esperia.

Even before learning about the StarDust—and that it required the harmonious combination of all Elements to eventually take shape through a radiant Aether Flow—Faya had always understood that practice made a difference.

Indeed, newborn Espers, as well as many other living beings of Esperia, naturally discovered through their first experiences in the physical world the importance of their senses: the need to smell, feel, hear, taste, and see, as well as to anticipate and plan ahead. All these dimensions could only develop through the individual’s own practice.

Of course, the elder Espers were there to ensure the youngest wouldn’t harm themselves—or others. For even newborn Espers, blessed with the power of magic, could unleash remarkably strong spells—something unique to their kind.

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