Right and Wrong

Trying to build a society where everyone can be happy is far from easy. Esperia, though striving to be peaceful, still had a lot of work ahead. But one thing remained clear to the Seven Shapes: if a consensus could be found about what is right and wrong, things would go more smoothly.

One Daily Tale was created as a guide to help every Esper develop the StarDust that had been hidden within them until now.

The principles were simple and formed the basis of what could be considered right and wrong.

But simple does not mean easy, nor natural—especially for some of the Espers who enjoyed their advantages, having been granted greater magical powers that helped them rise above others.

“Peace and harmony cannot be achieved without effort from everyone,” thought Vati, the Shape of Wisdom.

“And the more power and strength you are blessed with, the more responsibility you have to become a model for others, and for the young ones.”


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