His first Inscription didn't even carry an Embodiment. He went a level above and went all out to write an Apophasis from the very beginning!
Because of this, the process was hard.
Boundless seas of Infinities poured into the Inscription as Noah's existence strained to maintain the coherence of what he was creating. An Apophasis Inscriptio demanded more than an Embodiment Inscriptio, and he was attempting one as his very first composition. The words wavered on the page, threatening to dissolve back into formless potential.
He pushed harder.
The Inscription nearly failed as the weight of negation pressed against his concentration, seeking to collapse the sentence before it could be completed. Writing what was not into permanence was fundamentally more difficult than writing what was, and Noah felt that difficulty as pressure against his mind and his foundations simultaneously.
But he pulled through.
