After all, in the Golden Age, the reason humans chose stone rather than other materials was probably due to technological limitations.
In their eyes, stone was probably the most common and durable material.
But as time has passed to today, stone is no longer more durable or easier to write on than a demon's skin... Wizards now have better ways to preserve their writings for millennia.
"Tradition always has its significance, Medea, even for us."
"What is powerful is not necessarily ancient, but most ancient things contain strength."
"Learn to revere History, revere tradition... You are no longer young."
At the end of the passageway, a voice, old yet gentle, came from there.
It's this old guy again... A trace of apprehension flashed in Medea's eyes, but her rebuttal was not polite at all.
"Nonsense."
"True strength must transcend time and space, just like the endpoint we speculate for witchcraft, Deities, and Alchemy combined."
