That's not really cold fusion... cold fusion is cold compared to the SUN, where it happens. Normal nuclear reactions are fision, not fusion, which needs higher temperatures, but is cleaner and easier to stop than traditional nuclear energy. That said, it's Gensokyo we're talking about... Physics do not apply here
And that energy is cold fusion!I forgot to tell you—I'll treat you to a money offering if you make the stuff.Gensokyo is connected to the outside world by land.But, as things stand, it seems Gensokyo can't take that next step and transcend the outside world.The foothold needed to take that step will be a nuclear fusion reactor utilizing the cauldrons of Hell.However, my fusion reactor plan has hit a snag recently, and it's become necessary to search for a potential new energy.And I'd like you to create the palladium alloy required for said fusion.As the name implies, cold fusion is when fusion occurs at room temperature.
The name for cold fusion in Japanese is "normal temperature fusion". So this sentence makes more sense in Japanese as "cold" doesn't typically imply room temp.It should be possible if you borrow the power of Kanayamabiko-no-mikoto. I'm counting on you.
"Prince-Deity-of-Mines", the god of metalsWhat a wonderful plan!
