The Great Library of Esperia

In Esperia, one of the most respected places was the Great Library.

Not only was it filled with every kind of book—written by the Shapes themselves and by Espers on topics like nature or the peculiar laws of physics in their Universe, which allowed the arts of magic—but it was also a place to discuss new theories, inventions, and ways of thinking!

The library was beautifully integrated into the surrounding landscape, and the books, written through magic, could be read by any kind of Esper. The words would automatically transform into the reader’s primary element!

Vati was particularly proud of this place, where elder Espers taught the younger ones.

Together with the other Shapes, she would often reflect and try to write, as clearly as they could, the principles that lay at the heart of harmony.

This book was later known on Earth as One Daily Tale

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