He nods again. "That's a very useful power you have anyway."

"Oh, agreed. I'm quite happy with it."

"Can you affect multiple targets simultaneously?"

"Yes."

"Then the most useful strategy as a plan A seems to try to catch them unaware and detach their heads from their torsos without giving them time to respawn the others."

"I was planning to fling them up into space and make them explode at the same time," she says, serenely. "No reason not to be excessively thorough."

"No reason not to do both. Flinging them up into space might give them time to react."

"Exactly! And there's no reason to leave them alive."

He sighs. "Unfortunately there is not."

"It's kind of a pity, but somehow I don't think showing up and asking to talk will work."

"It hasn't so far, and they've proven too dangerous even for the Birdcage."

"I wish more of them were cartoonishly evil. At least in cartoons they make obvious mistakes we could exploit."

"Ha! Point."

"I think I could suffer it if it meant people suffered only cartoon deaths."

"Same. I promise to keep the power of love speeches short if you can find us a way to put us all in a cartoon." She winks.

Another chuckle! Gosh, Morgan must be the most hilarious person on this planet. "I'll keep that in mind."

"Excellent. You also have my permission to put us all in a musical, I don't mind being part of a song and dance number."

"Alas, I cannot do either of those things."

"Oh well. We'll just have to save the world the old fashioned way. By flinging Endbringers into space and then trying very hard to kill them."

"Which is as good a plan as any."

"That will, of course, depend on what my powers believe I need."