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You're asking about the dangers of chanting a made up language and how one protects themselves from magic curses.
But I'll answer seriously: Anton needed filler. He decided, "let's just do the exact opposite of what I just said in this last half of the book." Did he really believe, "If you don't believe in the power of magic you will lose all you gained"?
It's likely a deliberate irony.