The Seeds of a Just World

When the Seven Shapes first explained the principles of One Daily Tale, a silence could be heard throughout the entire world.

It was so simple that it left many of them perplexed, as they had expected far-fetched theories, unreasonable efforts, or even a return to the Stone Age.

There was nothing of the sort.

It was simply a matter of planting within each of them the seeds of a just world.

You know these seeds too, now.

The seeds that allow the StarDust present within each of the Espers to develop.

All of them had to be sown and gently cared for, day after day.

With time, these seeds would become the buds of a just world, where responsibilities would intertwine with dialogue between peoples, whatever their element, and where trust, which had allowed civilization to grow in the first place, would regain its rightful place.

Planting the seeds of a just world was then everyone’s responsibility and no one’s at the same time, with each person carrying, in their own way, their contribution to the world.

A sense of belonging to a society that championed equality was then taking shape.

The loneliness so often felt by many of the Espers would then become nothing more than a distant memory…

All it took was to take that first step.

Plant the seeds of a just world in your secret garden.


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