A calm breeze

Whenever a calm breeze gently carries an ounce of plenitude, it becomes an opportunity to remind ourselves of Gurumin, the Shape of Empathy, and the Element of Wind.

Not only the Espers of Esperia, but all living creatures—together with the plants and nature itself—delighted in listening to the wind filled with gentle melodies. The wind held the magical power to soothe the hearts of anyone willing to listen, simply by giving it their attention.

Gurumin was the purest of all the Shapes, a true embodiment of compassion.

Simba, the little monkey-like creature, loved to listen to her lessons.

The first time Simba felt the magic of the wind, it was like an awakening. Though not an Esper, he began to sense the Aether, hear the music of the wind, and discover within himself the spark that had always been there—his own StarDust!

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