Lord-Leafar
Two Thousand Club
I personally don't see that possible. First you need to be at least 250 years old, second, the mechanics behind raising Essence were made so that characters could progress after a given downtime, growing in power gradually, since the meditation is supposed to take you most of the time of every day during months.
Disregarding that, there are 2 ways you could raise Essence without downtime, the first is completing your motivation, the second, have a powerful spirit give you an essence endowment, neither which is easy to accomplish. There is one third way that involves a lot of risk and there's no guarantee that it will work, and that is Wyld Questing.
If going with the standard way, story-wise, it seems to me kinda backwards and anti-climatic going " Hey, I just slept for hundreds of years to help the world of tomorrow, we've made good solid work for a week now, seems like a good time to meditate on isolation for half a year". You would think that we had been chosen for our willingness and ability to make a notable difference in creation, not for our ability to procrastinate, but that's just my opinion on the matter.
As always, Sherwood has the final word on this, and he could change the rules of essence improvement if he wanted to.
Disregarding that, there are 2 ways you could raise Essence without downtime, the first is completing your motivation, the second, have a powerful spirit give you an essence endowment, neither which is easy to accomplish. There is one third way that involves a lot of risk and there's no guarantee that it will work, and that is Wyld Questing.
If going with the standard way, story-wise, it seems to me kinda backwards and anti-climatic going " Hey, I just slept for hundreds of years to help the world of tomorrow, we've made good solid work for a week now, seems like a good time to meditate on isolation for half a year". You would think that we had been chosen for our willingness and ability to make a notable difference in creation, not for our ability to procrastinate, but that's just my opinion on the matter.
As always, Sherwood has the final word on this, and he could change the rules of essence improvement if he wanted to.