A Beautiful Nature

The Espers of Earth were living in the deepest harmony with nature. Of course, the Espers of the other Elements could also have a leaning toward appreciating the beauty of nature, but the Element of Earth was certainly the most aligned with it.

Esperia was a planet with ground much like our own planet Earth, and this is also why the Element of Earth was like the foundation of Esperia: all the Espers had to step upon its soil.

If we humans were able to see the scenery of Esperia, we would be amazed by how the world is filled with natural colors, and by how beautiful nature can be.

The Aether flows throughout all of Esperia, through the ground to the lakes and seas, across the mountains and volcanoes, as well as mystical places like the Plains of Thunder.

All the Elements have lands where they can naturally express themselves, leading them to want to protect their beauty.

Kenko, the Shape of Health, liked to say: “A beautiful nature is the core of a healthy world.”

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