"Noah was six hundred years old when, on that day, all the springs of the vast Abyss burst open, and the floodgates of heaven were thrown wide."
"The floodwaters submerged the earth."
"..."
"The waters receded from the earth and gradually fell."
"The ark came to rest on Mount Arrat."
"In Noah's six hundred and first year, Noah opened the cover of the ark and saw that the ground had dried."
Naturally, Noah could not have lived to six hundred and one. He and his family had died long ago, leaving only the animals behind. It was not until the floodwaters receded and the ark ran aground that those animals emerged from it and arrived atop Mount Arrat.
In humanity's legends, Noah's descendants who left the ark created a new civilization. But now, the ones truly stepping out of the ark were a group of bewildered robots. They gazed curiously at this brand-new world, at the soil beneath their feet, not even daring to take their first step.
"What are you all waiting for?" Instructor said to the other Servants. "Go look around."
"Instructor, is there really no danger outside?"
"What, are you afraid? Didn't you all want to know the truth? Now that the truth is right here on this planet, you're hesitating instead?"
"No, Instructor. It's just that this place is too unfamiliar to us."
"To explore the truth, you must overcome the limits of your understanding. The more unfamiliar a place is, the more it can shatter your existing perceptions. If you're going to keep cowering like this, you might as well stay in the hotel forever." Instructor looked at the hesitant Servants and spoke seriously.
"I understand... Instructor."
Even after so long, Instructor's authority remained in the hearts of these Servants. They passed through the barrier