Aug 27, 2026
Yes, the stylus mentioned all the mediums it is able to render in:
“I’ll have you know, I’m a multi-talented stylus. Swords have nothing on me. They can only write in crimson. Me? I can render in ink, charcoal, chalk, oil stick, colored wax, luminescent dust… or my personal favorite… crayon.”
It mentioned it to gloat and show that it's a little unhinged because of the crayon setting.
And yes, it matters later.
Some uses of necromancy are seemingly harmless, which paves the way for increasing dependency and abuse. But that's how you boil a frog. You start off with cold water and slowly raise it to boiling and the frog just sits there and cooks because it can't discern a slow temperature change. Anna is operating under the same principal. She's afraid any use will put her on a slippery slope so no necromancy at all is her choice.
The contest requires the heroine to have a lovable flaw and that's hers. She is stubbornly against using any death magic.