"The Abyss was erasing humanity's existence, while humanity kept deepening its own existence."
"They used the appearance of robots to preserve human physical features, human language to preserve human voices, writing to prove human history, reliefs to record religion, maps to preserve geography, and the uniquely human way of life known as 'hotels' to freeze human society in place..."
"Humanity was resisting the Abyss's erosion in every possible way, leaving behind fragments of its civilization and traces of its former existence. The Abyss could not reduce everything to ashes; it could only distort memories related to humanity as much as possible. The Abyss was not a destroyer, but an evolver. It could not erase those deeply rooted traces, only gradually dilute their 'meaning.'"
"After humanity vanished, their language became the language of other creatures. After some more time passed, no creature remembered where that language had come from."
"Their appearance became the appearance unique to robots. The machines only remembered that this was what they themselves looked like; they did not remember that this was what their creators looked like."
"Their religion and history transformed into another form, becoming the 'myths' of another civilization and passed down through the ages. Perhaps a fungal civilization, or perhaps a machine civilization."
"The planet they recorded became a fictional fantasy continent. In the vast universe, no creature remembered that such a blue planet had ever existed."
"The last hotel they maintained, the last place recording humanity's unique way of life, also became a drifting space, an meaningless void in the universe."
"What the Abyss wanted was not merely to wipe out humanity. It wanted the entire world to forget humanity's existence, to turn 'humanity' completely into a meaningless symbol, which, through the evolution of time and endless Entropy Increase, became chaotic disorder."
"That