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Zangyaku, the Emperor of the Wind

When the magic of the wind was discovered, the Espers saw in it a way to communicate more easily and more quickly with Espers throughout the world.

A revolution that promised Espers, whatever their element, the ability to exchange and learn from one another.

For the Wind Espers, inclined toward Empathy and Compassion, it was the ideal way to share their ideas with the other elements.

Alas, Zangyaku, a young Wind Esper who had not received the affection he needed during his childhood, also saw in it a way to fill this emptiness.

He became a pioneer in using the magic of the wind to control minds, and this throughout all of Esperia.

He then created a new technology based on the magic of the wind, capable of captivating the attention of its users: by spreading content that awakened hatred, fear, or greed within the Espers, the Espers spent more and more time on his platform…

Very quickly, Zangyaku became the Emperor of the Wind element.

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