What Rynne had created was not a higher-tier detection spell.
At least, not in the conventional sense.
Each of the circles she had formed earlier was, on its own, a complete spell. A standard-grade detection magic, but certainly not enough to sense what her own perception could not pick up.
So instead of strengthening a single spell or expanding its range, she had done something far more precise.
She perfected them.
Through the Law of Perfection, Rynne examined each spell as it existed and as it should exist. She did not focus on their current output, but on their completed form. The version of the spell that existed solely to fulfill its purpose.
Detection.
Each circle was momentarily elevated to that ideal state.
Then the Law of Union took effect.
They merged and unified.
What resulted was not ten spells working together, but a single detection construct that operated on a fundamentally higher principle.
It demanded definition.
