It was precisely because inscriptions had a backer like the Cruel Scholar, and because He endowed inscription knowledge with status and power, that stowaways bearing inscriptions could, to a certain extent, slow or even negate the erosion of other worlds.
However, all of that belonged to ancient times.
After Abyssal Inscriptions spread to the Wizarding World, wizards became intensely interested in this technique that could grant extraordinary status to "images and text."
Over thousands of years, countless wizards had thrown themselves into this field, one after another, shedding their blood and sweat.
The Inscription Studies prevalent in the Wizarding World today could not be said to have completely broken away from the Cruel Scholar's original draft, but it basically no longer had much connection to it.
In short...
When Inscription Studies was first born, it was poisonous. But after the wizards' transformations, its "poison" had been almost entirely purged.
Current inscriptions could likewise provide stowaways with "status," but it was no longer supplied by the Cruel Scholar. Instead, it was supplied by the person drawing the inscription.
Of course, if the person drawing the inscription possessed low status, the status they provided would certainly not be as powerful as the Cruel Scholar's former Abyssal Inscriptions.
But that was not really much of a problem.
What organization in the Wizarding World lacked some foundation? By drawing inscriptions through the names of powerful figures from the same organization, the power of status they could provide was quite considerable.
It might even surpass the Cruel Scholar's.
So...
"Now, when viewing Inscription Studies, you can't wear tinted glasses. You must view it dialectically." Angel earnestly gave them a primer on Inscription Studies.
As profound academic knowledge, Angel held it in reverence.
But the others in the team chat basically ignored Angel's later explanation of