"God, Typhon is immortal."
"It said it was immortal on this Planet. What about outer space? We could try sending it up there. Maybe that would kill it."
"How would we get it into space? It's enormous, and it can't be light. With modern transport capabilities, there's no way to move it all at once. Besides, Typhon isn't an inanimate object. It won't stand still and let us pack it into a box."
"'Every attack that fails to kill me makes me stronger.' That sounds familiar. Didn't a character in one of our anime say that? Does Typhon watch anime from the Eastern Isles too? If so, maybe we could try winning it over."
"...What are you talking about? Nietzsche said that. The original quote is, 'What does not kill me makes me stronger.'"
"Getting stronger every time it's killed... Typhon is a bit like Yefuru from Ultraman. Yefuru was called the most troublesome monster in the universe. Even Max Ultraman couldn't kill him. In the end, he could only send him away from Earth. I wonder if this Angel can send Typhon up there like Max Ultraman did."
"I doubt it."
"How can a monster this unscientific exist?"
"..."
When Typhon recovered again, larger and stronger than before, the experts advising leaders around the world began thinking about how to deal with it. Typhon had appeared off Sicily today; tomorrow, it—or another Demon—might appear on their doorstep. They could never have too many plans.
Some people in the Eastern Isles even came up with the fanciful idea of using anime to win Typhon over.
The man who proposed it knew the plan was as unreliable as their last attempt to ram Cthulhu with a ship. But what if, against all odds, it worked?
Success would immediately raise the Eastern