Beautiful Nature

Esperia was a very beautiful planet. For anyone who saw it for the first time, they would be astonished by its colorful scenery, with mountains and valleys, and the sound of water gently flowing through rivers, eventually leading to lakes that reflected the light of its stars on clear nights.

The Seven Shapes emphasized the importance of preserving nature as much as possible.

However, it was not always the case that the Espers respected and cherished nature.

At first, they did not know that nature was the source of Aether for every living being of Esperia. Without it, there was no magic and no life.

This truth was discovered thanks to the StarDust, which not only opened their eyes to the importance of preserving the world they shared, but also to their inner Shadow.

Kenko, the Shape of Health, was particularly involved in creating a world where the Espers could live in harmony with nature.

“It is so much easier to stay healthy when nature is flourishing around us.”

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