One Daily Tale

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Values

When working on One Daily Tale, Vati had the important task of creating the backbone of what “Wisdom” would be built upon.

Of course, it was now understood that working with the StarDust, and learning about one’s own Shadow, was essential.

But unfortunately, the history of wars between the Five Elements does not vanish so easily…

“We need to return to a common ground—values that we all share.”

With the combined strength of the other Shapes, Vati would be able to write down what was considered important for all the different Espers—values that bound them together and guided them toward a common goal.

First of all, respect for nature, and the recognition of the Aether Flow.

Because the StarDust exists, there is a need to work together in balance.

Because the Shadow also exists, the effort must be made by every single Esper.

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