"Are there druidic ones that might be persuaded to?"

"Druids haven't organized in centuries. Consensus has settled on 'shapeshifters' for creatures that have a human form and a non-human form."

"We don't actually know that hellhounds transform, but if the name fits, they might?"

"They might have kept the name for mythological reasons and not because it's descriptive."

"None of this matters, we need to figure out how to kill him."

"I could detach his head from his shoulders, would that suffice?"

"It might, but you might not be able to get it off. Are you just planning on moving his head and the rest of him apart really hard?"

"There is no theoretical upper limit to the amount of force I am able to exert telekinetically."

"Sweet deal." 

"So we can kill him! If we go that way, I guess. Solved that problem pretty fast. Who wants to break for snacks?"

"Are we sure that we should kill him even if he's in control of himself? Do we know he's doing something bad?"

"That's the angle Scott and Lydia are working on, yes?"

"Yeah. Our job is to plan for the worst. Okay. So you'll try...moving him. Can you think of reasons that wouldn't work?"

"A mountain ash circle is a barrier I cannot move anything across. No other reasons suggest themselves."

"Nothing that stopped you back home? That's pretty impressive."

"It is, but we should still have a backup plan. I can try setting something up with foxfire."

"What does that do?"

"Hers does lightning. It's pretty intense."

"I can probably shut down his brain activity, if he's using it like humans do."

"Is there a reason he wouldn't be?"

"Banshees might not. Their brains might be based on sound or music or something."

"You can't think too hard about it. It's probably the usual neurons and stuff for him, anyway."

"My knowledge deals mostly with people who run on physics, not magic."

"The universe might run on music, banshees are weird, moving on. You can probably kill him, if not, Kira can. Anything else?"

"Wait...did they give us the easy mission?"