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-- Mmmmmm, -- Furia frowned. -- Can you explain the meaning of this trial to me, Am? It's not something we can influence. What's the point of wanting something, only for the universe to decide otherwise?
-- From the perspective of some kind of optimality, I'm actually afraid I'd be a very bad mother. How often would I be home? How long would I live? Wouldn't my family face too many risks because of me? But, from the perspective of leaving some kind of legacy on Anush, mathematically, I should have at least three, right? Then, (almost) certainly, someone will carry the family name through the generations, won't they? That's how I reason...
-- Well, two is a realistic middle ground, or what do you think? But I repeat, I don't really have any power here; it doesn't work that way.
- Acceptable. - Am replied without hesitation. - Time will tell, and we'll have to base our decisions on the realities of that time, not today, but theoretically, three is a good number.
Having agreed with his companion's suggestion, Amamius took her hand and led her towards the "three."