The World Assembly,
Applauding Esternial as a nation home to some of the greatest storytellers known to man, entertaining readers around the world by skilfully leading the development of fictions as well as serving as incredible authors -- especially in the genre of science fiction,
Nostalgic about the legendary science fiction series "Border of Reality", depicting a long-running war between mutants and humans developed collaboratively by authors of nations from across the world, which Esternial's camelid authors helped build into the global phenomenon it became, most significantly by
- designing the character Reth, a mysterious being with magical powers who destroyed the Superior Artificial Intelligence of Detection and Estimation (SAIDE) in one of the most significant moments in the series' history, and saved countless mutants from death at the hands of SAIDE by teleporting them to Vatican City;
- developing the story of a feud between Reth and the omnipotent entity known as "The Architect" in the second book of the series, in which complacency of the latter led to his death at the hands of Reth in one of the most intriguing scenes of the series;
- directing the writing of the series' final book, a story revolving around a resurrected SAIDE in an alternate reality and the fight against the artificial being;
Recognising Esternial's additional contribution to the genre of science fiction in the novel "Postapocalyptia", through the character "Ezekiel/Zee Eins" -- arguably the most iconic character of the book -- who gained split personality disorder from brutal experiments conducted on him as a slave by the secretive "BLACKLIGHT"; the character began his journey as a Vagabond as a disliked misfit in the first chapter of the book, before soon redeeming himself and going on to play a critical role in the epic battle against an anti-Vagabond gang,
Observing Esternial's further long-standing contribution in the ancient fable of the "Children of Infinity", developing the legendary warrior Serah Bathys in the fable's prequel, a key companion of the Red Knight in the epic quest to retrieve the Chalice, as well as her descendant, Ritz Bathys, who followed her ancestor's legacy to become one of the most important fighters in the tale, including in her unforgettable fight with Kal'kul Mathel,
Celebrating the development of many other renowned characters by alpacian writers in collaboratively developed stories, such as
- the crystalline entity originally by the name of QRTZ.01 -- from the tale "May First" -- who, with aid of the mysterious entity Cloak and Dagger, took human form as "Clarence", a key villain who spearheaded the defeat of the Flyers, before being forcefully reformed after the emergence of the angry Joseph from his own mind;
- the warrior Desmond, who defeated the Vice-Principal of the school Elfen High in combat in one of the most epic scenes of the television show of the same name, as part of a quest to free his fearsome dragon, Leviathan;
- the character "Saito Uchiyama" in the novel "Adventurer's Guild", a magical swordmaster who, after saving his daughter from being almost killed by a werewolf, created a coalition which triumphantly defeated a band of brigands in battle, and later the Nocturne Claw itself,
Remembering too the work of Esternial in directing the writing of the novel "The Academy", describing what first appears to be a regular first day at school, but soon turns into an adventure to fight the Fallen sent by the warlord Enoch to infiltrate the school, ending with an exciting scene of a capture-the-flag game,
Lauding Esternial's work to also assist in the development of stories beyond direct participation, by creating the storytelling "Think Tank" and "Traveller's Cafe", two widely used discussion venues which have long facilitated the development of new ideas for stories as well as general community interaction,
Scrutinising Esternial's populace as not composed of spitting camels or drama llamas, but showing incredible wisdom and skill which has facilitated the development of countless stories to intrigue and entertain readers around the world, and firmly believing that such talent ought not to go unrecognised,
Commends Esternial.
