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"It does not feel that way all the time," Dwin shook her hehad, feeling a little guilty that she was saying this. "I mean... from some of the conversations I have had with Teya... I get a sense that she would want me to take the path that is expected. And if there was not a part of me that did not believe this to be true, I would not care," she told.

"But... you are getting older and Teya's not going to have any children anymore. And those we have had - even me - they do not stay here - what will happen to Brecheliant? When you are gone and there is no one here left to keep it going?" she asked. "I do not think it is fair to expect from any one child to continue the legacy and tradition here, but as much as Brecheliant now does not fulfill my needs, I would hate to see it perish too," she explained. 

"There is no good decision here for me, where I won't feel sad, is it?" she asked.