A Song Magic sung by Spica, and the only Song Magic known so far to have been sung by a human. It manifests itself as a large burst of energy, destroying everything around the singer. Spica managed to sing this Song thanks to the Carillon Organito, which allowed her to convert her strong feelings and those of all the songs she and Ilya had heard up to that point into power, and she used it to shake off Jemi and her boss, who were pursuing her and Ilya during the entirety of their journey. It was of great interest to Hymmnos researchers and students during a long time because of being the first Song to have most of its lines written in the Carmena Foreluna language.
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| - A Song Magic sung by Spica, and the only Song Magic known so far to have been sung by a human. It manifests itself as a large burst of energy, destroying everything around the singer. Spica managed to sing this Song thanks to the Carillon Organito, which allowed her to convert her strong feelings and those of all the songs she and Ilya had heard up to that point into power, and she used it to shake off Jemi and her boss, who were pursuing her and Ilya during the entirety of their journey. It was of great interest to Hymmnos researchers and students during a long time because of being the first Song to have most of its lines written in the Carmena Foreluna language.
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| - A Song Magic sung by Spica, and the only Song Magic known so far to have been sung by a human. It manifests itself as a large burst of energy, destroying everything around the singer. Spica managed to sing this Song thanks to the Carillon Organito, which allowed her to convert her strong feelings and those of all the songs she and Ilya had heard up to that point into power, and she used it to shake off Jemi and her boss, who were pursuing her and Ilya during the entirety of their journey. It was of great interest to Hymmnos researchers and students during a long time because of being the first Song to have most of its lines written in the Carmena Foreluna language. The title means Bestow upon my ignorant self the Gods' divine protection and growth when translated from Carmena Foreluna.
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