"Why was the Abyss still coming after us? We'd already fled so far. We'd left Earth, left our home, and come to such a distant part of the universe. Why?"
"I told you, once you used the Abyss's power, the Abyss would inevitably find you... You used a Relic to create a data space. How could the Abyss possibly fail to find you?"
Faced with the doubts of this world's humans, the Savior answered helplessly.
"Then why couldn't the Abyss find us when we used its power to destroy Earth?"
"Because what we destroyed was only the 'outside.' The Abyss didn't know where humanity had fallen to. Once our spaceship flew into the universe, it could no longer find us... This kind of falling is a physical law, like gravity. Once humans can no longer 'exist' in their current dimension, they will naturally fall from a higher dimension to a lower one. The Data World is a lower-dimensional world. Our life data would directly transfer into this world and continue existing in a stable form."
The Savior had explained the principle of falling to this world's humans more than once. No one had believed him before. Now, even if they did believe him, it was too late. They had long missed their chance to escape the Abyss and could only gradually head toward extinction, toward the inescapable end of their fate.
"Is there any other way?" the humans aboard the spaceship asked the Savior.
"No." The Savior answered weakly and told this world's humans that he was leaving.
"This world can no longer be saved. It has probably already been devoured by the Abyss. I should go. I need to save the next world... I'll leave behind a robot with all my knowledge to help you. Beyond that, there's nothing