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Food is your energy

In Esperia, the Espers soon understood that, in order to create harmony, they needed to prioritize their most fundamental needs. Being magical creatures, they found their source of energy in the natural balance of their elements. The Espers colored with the Earth element, for example, felt revitalized when in contact with mountains.

Cha Cha was reading the part of One Daily Tale about fundamental needs and made an analogy with humans.

“In order to gain energy, to use their brains, to move their bodies, humans need to eat. And the quality of what they eat determines the quality of the energy they receive.”

He shared his findings with Gurumin, and they were both shocked to see what human beings were actually eating.

“Why would anyone want to eat things that make them sick?”

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