It had been a while since I last updated the website. While I continue to post the daily tales regularly, some of the content in the Ideas section hasn’t been properly updated.
This section is open to discussion, so feel free to share your comments!
It had been a while since I last updated the website. While I continue to post the daily tales regularly, some of the content in the Ideas section hasn’t been properly updated.
This section is open to discussion, so feel free to share your comments!

Eklea, the Shape of Awareness, had the difficult task of “teaching” how to become more conscious. But she knew better than most that there was a paradox in this, for while guidelines can be provided, consciousness can only be achieved by the Esper himself. A young Esper of Wind gently asked, a bit naively:“We just

The Espers of the Wind were known to be kind dreamers. They naturally bend toward compassion and are always full of dreams. Some Espers of the other Elements would sometimes make fun of them, calling them naive or saying that those dreams were not achievable. Gurumin, the Shape of Empathy, believed that having dreams shouldn’t

In the eyes of the young Espers of Esperia, a world of peace and harmony wasn’t just an excellent theory, but a reality built on the principles written in One Daily Tale. The Seven Shapes didn’t only craft the theory together as one, but also put it into practice—not only for others, but for themselves

Trying to create a world where peace prevails and all the Espers can live in harmony is no simple task. The Seven Shapes themselves had to do their best every day and apply the principles they had written together in One Daily Tale. “How the StarDust works makes things a bit difficult. It is so

In ancient times, on the planet that would later be known as Esperia, the Espers lived in five separate lands, knowing nothing of one another’s existence. Their development was shaped by the qualities of the food found in their lands and by the resources available to them. This led them to awaken their own magical

Once again, Guruko and Simba, her platypus friend, were looking through a mysterious magical device that allowed them to glimpse other dimensions. They had been watching, for a while, the dimension where we human beings live; they were intrigued by how we might eventually develop. One thing that resonated a little with them was how

Faya, the Shape of Willpower, had one of the most difficult tasks to attend to. But as the Element of Fire, the strongest in terms of pure power, it was natural that this task was assigned to her. The Seven Shapes had understood that, for Esperia to grow peacefully, it was necessary for every Esper

The Element of Lightning wasn’t the only Element with Espers like Yakara, unwilling to comply with the principles of One Daily Tale. From the Element of Earth, a powerful Esper devoted all his time, energy, and magic to trying to remain eternally young. He was called Fujimi, and he couldn’t accept the fact that living
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