"Tiamat's immortality had multiple layers."
"The very absence of the concept of death meant that, to kill Tiamat, we first had to give her the concept of death."
"Only once she possessed the concept of death could we achieve the result of death against her conceptual immortality."
"However, Tiamat's life was bound to all living beings on Earth. That meant that even if we gave her the concept of death, as long as life in the world remained alive, she would still be unable to die."
"To negate that concept in the conventional sense, we would have to follow its literal meaning and destroy all life."
"However, we absolutely could not do that. Even if we could use certain special methods to shield ourselves from Tiamat's blessing of 'life still exists,' it would not be enough."
"We had to bring Tiamat to a world without life."
"Only by combining both conditions would we have a chance of defeating Tiamat."
"Still, even if all the conditions were met, we would have no way to truly destroy Tiamat. We could only 'kill' her once and send her back to the world of imaginary numbers."
"To truly eliminate the Mother Goddess of Creation, who was born from the world itself, we would probably have to destroy the entire world along with her."
Fujimaru Tachibana slowly explained, laying out the methods and conditions for defeating Tiamat.
After hearing those words, everyone present fell silent. Meanwhile, the people of the real world exploded into uproar and heated discussion.
"WTF!? Those conditions are way too harsh, aren't they? We have to give Mama Tiamat the concept of death, and we also need a lifeless domain? How could that possibly be done?"
"Uh, can our real world even accomplish that?"
"No way. Forget about how we'd impose