The Water Espers

Among all the living beings of Esperia, Vati was especially drawn to the magical creatures known as Espers.

They came in many shapes, colors, and abilities, and soon became not only the most powerful but also the most responsible beings in the land.

Raised in a world where the Seven Shapes were clearly understood by all, their existence made perfect sense.

Some Espers devoted themselves to the pursuit of knowledge, and their magical powers often glowed in shades of blue, giving them a deep connection to the water element.

From the dark depths of the oceans to the shimmering brilliance of ice, Water Espers could summon elementals—tiny companions, playful pets, or even towering giants to help build and create!

Water Espers loved to learn—not just from each other, but from all life around them: the trees, the beasts, the air, and even the stars.

They carefully recorded their discoveries in books, safely kept in the Great Library of Esperia.

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