The five-pointed star was used as a symbol of the uterus of the underworld in ancient Egypt, while in ancient Babylon it was used as a symbol of Isutar's twin sister Nefertis (goddess of the underworld). In Greek mythology, the five-pointed star is the symbol of the earth goddess Corey; The Celts regarded the pentagram as a symbol of Morgan, the goddess of the underworld. In Celtic legend, the sun hero Warming drew a pentagram on his blood-red shield to pay tribute to the goddess. Mysticians of Pythagoras school also worship this symbol, calling it "the birth of five staggered times (writing)". Therefore, in mysticism, the pointed five-pointed star represents "life" and "health" and is used as a magical symbol for praying for happiness, as a symbol for guarding and treating injuries. The ancient Babylonians even painted the five-pointed star on the food container, thinking that it could keep fresh; Among the seven seals of Babylon, the first sacred symbol is the five-pointed star. Jewish classics believe that these seals represent the secret names of gods, and the pentagram is the most important one. Therefore, the "King Solomon's Magic Ring" invented by medieval magicians was also engraved with a five-pointed star, and because of this, the five-pointed star was also misrepresented as the "Seal of Solomon". The five-pointed star also appeared on the seal of the angel Metatron. This symbol includes a circular magic circle, a five-pointed star and a spell.
Because the five-pointed star can be drawn with one stroke, the ancients also believed that it could prevent the invasion of monsters. In the magic circle of mysticism, the circular magic circle is used to protect the magician himself, while the pentagram is used to seal the devil. The five intersections of its lines are considered to be the "doors" in the Pentagon in the middle of the five-pointed star that can seal the devil. Therefore, the church called the five-pointed star "the devil's coat of arms", "the witch's cross", "the wizard's star" and "the witch's foot", and even claimed that there was a five-pointed star behind Jinlu: Wolf Journey.