At first, Rorschach didn't understand the Master's point. It was only after they talked that he began to grasp it.
Magic was supposed to be mysterious, profound, and inscrutable. The principles and mechanisms behind it were worthy of a Caster's lifelong intellectual devotion—it was even considered an art form. Regardless of whether this philosophy was correct, it was the very foundation of pride for the Tower of Secret Techniques and the entire Mage community.
But the system Rorschach had presented was far too straightforward. Even with its "Descriptor" and "Feature Symbol" frameworks, in the Great Mage's eyes, it was as simple as speaking. The most complex step had already been handled by the uploader and the Tower Spirit. Anyone who cast the Magic afterward was merely a "User."
