It is time that Nolan will be introduced to humanity as "Atlas Man," their real-life superhero. And he will show himself as "Atlas Man," a real-life superhero. And they will know his name. And he will know theirs.
So the group got on the train and arrived at the long-awaited speech. Nolan stood up at the podium and spoke:
"Humanity, I know that you have never met me, and if I didn't travel here today you surely never would. I am a being from another world, a world that has now been devoid of all life. And I am the only left of my kind left. I have been searching far and wide for a family, another who can help me carry my burden. I go by multiple names, but you all may call me Atlas Man. I am like such superheroes that you read in comic books. And I am here to save you. I am here to end these wars and bring peace to your planet. I will do what I failed to do for my own home. And I assure you, I am your savior. I am your messiah. I am your superhero. I am… ATLAS MAN."
The crowd looked skeptical and confused, but one person started slowly clapping, and then another, and another, and soon the whole crowd erupted in cheer. Because they knew that Nolan was genuine, and they wouldn't let themselves believe that this wasn't the real superhero they needed. They wouldn't let themselves let go of this hope. Because they loved him. And he loved them.
And soon after, all wars came to a cease-fire, and a utopia emerged under one flag and one united country called "Atlas." And Atlas… will never die. At least, not the idea of Atlas.