>Let's head over to Patchouli. "Hey Patchouli, you're the elemental expert here, what do you think would be the fundamental opposite to nature itself? Since Titania's the Nature Goddess, it would make sense to use her opposing 'element' to be able t hurt or weaken her."
> "What do you think I'm researching?" Patchouli says. "At first I thought Fire, but then realized Water and Fire are part of nature, so that will not work, I was merely thinking of wood. Then I thought of metal, like Rika, but realized the metal is natural, people have just worked with it. The only thing I can think of is something that dosen't exist within the natural order of this dimension."
> Patchouli closes her book and looks at you.
> "You're from another dimension... technically... you're not natural here at all. Yumemi too, same with Alice."
> She shakes her head.
> "But she's in the Dream World, which connects all the dimensions. That includes Makai and Yumemi's world. If she's connected to all those worlds nothing's not natural anymore..."
> Patchouli sighs, looking frustrated.
> "The best suggestion I have is not very... it's not... it's not like me."
> She stammers.
> "You know, I can't bring myself to say it myself. It's so... brutish. Just go ask Marisa or Cirno what they think we should do. That's my answer at this point, because Marisa's take on things is honestly the best option I can think of right now."
> "She means her idea is brute force and hope." Flandre comments. "Probably having those of us who are immortal taking the shots."
> "How many immortals are there amoung us..." Sakuya comments.
> "Five." Patchouli says. "M'lady, the younger sister, the two fairies and Mokou. Seven if you count objects that are sentient, the doll and the karakasa, but that depends on your definition of life, and eight-and a half if you count ghosts."