The next spell he would try out was Starpath Eyes. He held up the glass vial of Starmetal Dust to his eyes and studied it curiously.
He had never heard of Starmetal before, but it's significance to the spell was obvious.
Starpath Eyes was also an Astromancy and Divination spell like Scrying, but it fell more into Astromancy as it tapped directly into the stars, while Scry was more broad.
There was a very big difference between Starpath Eyes and Scrying, which lay in how both spells worked.
While Scry allowed one to see a distinct future that was almost set in, Starpath Eyes allowed the caster to see all the possible paths and possible futures.
It was contradictory, and Luca didn't understand it much. How could fate be set in stone but also be endless? He racked through his brain for an answer but eventually chose to set the line of reasoning to the side.
