Joyful and open-minded

Are these qualities not those of children? Full of life, joy, and curiosity, they ask questions that many adults have stopped asking.

The Espers of the Wind element were certainly the closest to this state of mind. Even as adults, they had often kept their childlike hearts, showing a radiant, authentic, and sincere smile.

To create a world where these qualities could continue to be nurtured and protected, it seemed necessary and right to highlight them.

Gurumin, the Form of Empathy, understood that this would not be a simple task in a world where conflicts between the different elements had continued endlessly for years and years, creating a passive feeling of resentment, hatred, and fear toward those who were different.

“Yet, we now know that the five elements are each just a part of a whole, and that it is therefore necessary to rethink peace and harmony from a shared perspective.”

“Open-mindedness, empathy, and joy thus become pillars for this new world.”

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