Within the faith of the Church of Light, this exceptionally sacred-looking flower did indeed hold an exalted position. Otherwise, it would never have been chosen as the design for a medal.
Even the angel approached the flower and gently touched it with a small hand, remarking wistfully, "I haven't seen one in many years. I never expected the light of the Star of Bethlehem to have grown even brighter."
"It really is beautiful."
Kroya also admired the little six-pointed flower, narrowing his eyes slightly as he carefully examined the structure of its astral spirit body.
Generally speaking, an unusual magic plant like this should have its own unique magic runes and magical structure within its astral spirit body. That was what allowed it to unleash such extraordinary power.
This time, it did not disappoint him either.
Inside the little flower's astral spirit body, he saw magic runes and a special structure radiating outward like threads, as though scattering light.
Clearly, this structure was responsible: rather than gathering into beams, the light it emitted broke into countless specks the instant it shone out, scattering throughout the Terrace Garden.
How could he put it? Kroya's first reaction was not to focus on the special magic contained within that light. Instead, he wondered whether applying this rune structure to magic lamps would stop their light from hurting people's eyes.
As he studied it, he suddenly blinked, struck by a thought. He immediately took out the book Mifein had given him and turned to a page to examine it closely.
Then he said, rather speechlessly, "So that's where this spell came from."
"What?" the angel asked curiously.
"Here. This spell for distributing magic evenly must have originated from the Star of Bethlehem's special magic runes," Kroya replied.
He had clearly forgotten that the angel