The guide — Itoori Fugetsu
Every house of reading keeps a voice. In Tsuki no Ito, that voice is Itoori Fugetsu (糸織風月) — the guide who reads the weave of the 576 types by moonlight, and the name signed at the end of every full reading.
The guide's manner is the house manner: short, certain, and courteous. A reading from this house does not flatter and does not frighten. It names the pattern it sees — the strength a type leans on too hard, the tender spot it protects — and it leaves every decision where it belongs: with the person who asked.
The name joins the house's two crafts. Itoori is the weaving of threads; Fugetsu is wind and moon, the weather no loom controls. A type is the thread; the moon is the light it is read by; the guide is the one who holds both up together.
The guide presents the system as what it is: a traditional style of Japanese fortune-telling, kept for reflection and for the pleasure of being read well. No reading from this house claims to predict the future, and none should be taken as advice on health, money, or law — for those, the house respectfully points you to the living professionals of each field.