The true nature of this inscription is still shrouded in mystery.
Background[]
When applied to an object, it increases its durability by many times, even if the components of said objects are not fused together. For example, Killua, whose superhuman strength allows him to easily twist any iron box open, was unable to warp Ging's box in the slightest.[1] However, any object bearing the inscription will break immediately if it comes in contact with Nen, as first shown when Gon's promise string tore after he used Ten.[2] According to Killua, this is because the inscription has similar powers to Nen. It is also somehow connected to the saving system of Greed Island, since it appears on the rings.[1] Wing claimed that the promise string had broken because he had infused his own Nen in it, hinting at the possibility that the inscription needs one's aura to be effective.[2]
Trivia[]
- It is unknown if this inscription is related to the Divine Script.
- The patterns at the entrance of Greed Island[3] and in King Nasubi's mysterious room,[4] as well as on the handcuffs worn by Knov[5] and Beyond Netero[6] bear a strong resemblance to this inscription.
- Despite being engraved with the inscription, the Greed Island rings do not break when exposed to aura, which may suggest the markings on Wing's promise string and Ging's iron box were used to keep the materials together instead of merely strengthening them.