Hearing Angel's question, Gleipnir was speechless for quite a while before she finally said, "Isn't the question of how Astral Spirits are born a little too far removed from us?"
After thinking it over, Angel felt she was right. There was no real point in pursuing that answer now.
Even if Astral Spirits truly could be cultivated artificially, could he possibly do it himself?
With that thought, Angel temporarily set aside those wild and far-fetched questions.
Instead, he asked about something closer at hand.
"What significance does the 'Starry Sky Book' hold for those who wield the power of the starry sky?"
"Significance?" Gleipnir thought for a moment, then said softly, "It's complicated to explain... Simply put, it helps us avoid much of the poisonous, cluttered information and obtain the most direct power of the starry sky—the kind best suited to us."
There were many people who wielded the power of the starry sky.
For example, most prophecy wizards wielded the power of the starry sky.
There were also Astral Spirit warlocks, astrologers, starlight walkers, and so on. All of them wielded the power of the starry sky as well.
Though their professions differed, their inner essence was much the same: the application of the "power of the starry sky."
And where did the power of the starry sky come from?
The answer was the projections of the starry sky within the Night Veil.
For instance, Gleipnir could draw power from the projections of the starry sky and use it for divination.
But one thing had to be noted: not every projection of the starry sky could provide power.
Only star signs containing Astral Spirits could be tapped for power.
At this point, Gleipnir briefly explained what a star sign was.
—A star sign could be understood as a constellation