Time is Limited for Us

In Esperia, even the most powerful and advanced magics have never been able to create immortality for the Espers.

But they did not believe that their limited time was without meaning!

On the contrary, they understood well that it was because their lives had an end that it was worth doing their best for the world they had learned to love since childhood, and for all the marvelous creatures that lived in Esperia.

Guided by the 7 Shapes, it was natural for them to embrace their StarDust and work on it daily: a single day is also limited in time. Because of the constant flow of time, any day not dedicated to the StarDust was a missed opportunity to make it shine brighter.

Shala, the Shape of Time, was there to remind them that in order to maintain their StarDust in the healthiest way, they had to balance their time with all the teachings of the Elemental Shapes: Wisdom, Empathy, Awareness, Health, and Willpower.

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