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On Esperia, the laws of physics were very different from those we know on Earth. This allowed the Espers to use magical powers.

But they were also deeply aware of the land they lived in, and the natural presence of the 7 Shapes always reminded them that they needed to live in balance with the planet and nature.

Even in Esperia, natural resources weren’t unlimited, and as the Espers came to understand this, they slowly but surely built their society with care, always keeping in mind how to preserve nature.

This meant taking the time to consider what could be implemented—and what should be left behind, especially if it might harm their planet.

That’s a lot of work!

And that’s why all kinds of Espers were involved in the process.

In the end, Esperia was their only planet.

And every species shared it.

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