Starry Sky Guidance Spell, Lily Worn Down by Study

In June of this year, a total solar eclipse appeared over Earth.

Special celestial phenomena caused by the movements of heavenly bodies, especially ones that could be widely observed, held special significance in both Star Magic and other magical systems.

However, given his current progress in Star Magic, Manus had no intention of attempting to observe this astronomical phenomenon.

Although total solar eclipses occurred fairly often somewhere on Earth—roughly once every year to year and a half—Manus still found it regrettable.

More importantly, Manus felt that he might not even make it in time for next year's total solar eclipse...

Still, it was not all bad news. The eclipse gave Manus an idea about Star Magic—the so-called total solar eclipse was an astronomical phenomenon that occurred when the sun, moon, and Earth aligned in a straight line. At its core, it was simply the moon blocking the sun's light.

Under such circumstances, sunlight was greatly weakened. Although directly observing the sun with the naked eye was still dangerous, the requirements for observing it with instruments were greatly reduced.

Then, in the field of Star Magic, could he also use the power of one celestial body to block the power of another, thereby lowering the threshold for observing other celestial bodies?

If he succeeded, he might make enormous progress in the safety of Stargazing.

"Still, this spell won't be easy. It requires a great many prerequisite spells, and it's still being refined. Once it's truly complete, it should be Legendary Magic."

Manus's eyes flickered. Rather than finding it difficult, he was immensely excited.

After all, if this spell was truly completed, then within the Star Magic System he had created in this world, he would have established a full progression from First-Circle Magic to Legendary Magic.

Moreover, given the unique nature