"Our plan has three steps. Simply put: control the god, stuff the god into the Stellar Furnace, and light it." Theus chuckled. "It's about the same as putting an elephant into a refrigerator."
"But we have a concrete plan for carrying it out."
"First, how do we control it?"
"At present, we don't have any particularly good options. No matter which god it is, its size far exceeds that of our largest war machines. Forcibly restraining one isn't realistic."
"However, we have another method: kill it."
"According to the information I obtained from my memories, gods revive after a certain period of time once they are killed. We can stuff it into the Stellar Furnace during that interval."
"This step will be troublesome, but not impossible. We previously used the Skyveil Behemoth to lift the Pirate King..."
"I have a question about that." Isabella suddenly interjected.
"According to the records, the Pirate King was far smaller than the other resurrected gods. Do we really have enough lifting equipment?"
"In theory, we do." Theus picked up the materials in his hand. "After calculating it, the engineers concluded that we only need to deploy seven hundred and fifty light airships to lift the Enemy of Humanity."
"Are we starting with the Enemy of Humanity?"
"For now, that seems to be the safest plan. This brings us back to the conditions of the various gods. Please turn to page thirty-four of the appendix in the materials."
They all flipped through the pages. This page was an illustration, depicting each god in detail.
"The Sea God resembles an enormous squid, except it has more tentacles, and they are disproportionately long. The Undying Bright Candle resembles a giant, but its head is a burning candle flame. The Bone White Crow is a two-headed skeletal white