[Outlander, your spells—"Starlight Technique" and "Star Dew"—have been elevated into thaumaturgies. Their effects remain unchanged, but their original effects have been greatly enhanced. Corresponds to the [Star] Spirit Rune.]
[Outlander, your thaumaturgy—"Falling Star Strike"—has been elevated. When it falls to the ground, its area-of-effect damage with the starlight attribute is greatly increased. Corresponds to the [Falling] [Star] Spirit Runes.]
[Outlander, your thaumaturgy—"Fate Manual"—has been elevated. New trait: all past experiences and stories will be recorded by the manual; when you focus your gaze upon an ordinary object, there is a certain probability that you will directly learn its true name. Corresponds to the [World] [Star] Spirit Runes.]
It was easy enough to understand how spells had become thaumaturgies. As for the new traits of the [Fate Manual]—"recording" and "True Name Revelation"—they reminded Shade that the authority of the Recorder belonged to the Ancient God of the Moon.
The new traits of the Fate Manual completely demonstrated that this thaumaturgy had shifted from "Destiny" toward "Moon." Shade had only been one step away from obtaining the [Star] Spirit Rune to begin with, so receiving it did not surprise him. As for this thaumaturgy—
"It can already be regarded as a divine art, just like [Summon Old Wooden Boat] and [Moon Library], right?"
"She" smiled without answering, instead continuing her soft murmur:
[Outlander, you have obtained the thaumaturgy—Star's Protection: the light of stars weaves a curtain of destiny, and no one can learn anything about you through destiny. Corresponds to the [Star] Spirit Rune.]
This brought the Outlander's "anti-divination resistance" to its peak. Though it was merely a passive ability, it was already sufficient. Shade was rather curious what absurd results the Church or the Seer Association would obtain if they continued trying to divine him, but that was a matter for