"I'm willing to experience it, but my mother only gave me a ten-day vacation, and I'm about to return to Heaven."
"Since you're willing, I'll talk to your mother and tell her there's no need to return to Heaven; just stay with me."
Noah hadn't yet decided what kind of person he wanted to teach his child to become.
But as a father, Noah naturally wanted to pass on all the knowledge he possessed to him, and with his own experience, he hoped to eliminate as many of his son's flaws and shortcomings as possible.
In Noah's view, his eldest son had a certain degree of cognitive impairment.
Although he was even closer to mortal beings than Noah himself, he approached mortals as the Holy Dragon's Son, meaning that much of the true filth and darkness would actively avoid him.
Everything he saw and encountered was beautiful. Standing too high, he was inevitably blinded by the clouds and mist, unable to see the truth.
