"Amariah's nickname doesn't really suggest anything the way 'Angela' and 'Rose' do," hums Soph thoughtfully.

"It's weird that they're all named after their Bell, anyway," says Helen. "Most people have multiple parents. Aren't Rose and Beast's kids really more like - rosecubs?"

"I think that is cute," Yseult declares.

"Rosecubs! Awwwww. I dunno, does 'Kas' mean anything?"

"A witch goddess," she says. "Kas Petaal. She's the only goddess with a male aspect."

"...Demigod? I dunno, is the thing they call Amariah that the Alethia title department needs to be fired for also supposed to be a kind of god, because then you wouldn't be very demi-..."

"I am okay with being a demigod," she decides. "And an etcetera. I don't think people have deified my secret mom; not explicitly, anyway. Maybe I'm a - something about myths? Because one of my parents is a legendary figure and the other one's named after a goddess? Well, Amariah is the name of a goddess too, but she didn't call her daemon Lytess or anything, it's not quite the same."

"Okay, unless something else comes up you can be that," says Soph.

"Okay."

"Mythlet?" says Damaris, doubtfully.

"I dunno. Actually, ascending to godhood sounds like the sorta thing Bells are going to do in more than one world the more I think about it."

"But perhaps some of those will have better other themes available," says Yseult.

"Back to being an etcetera," laughs Helen. "I think I like etcetera. I'm taking that one. It's mine."

"Okay, etcetera," giggles Soph.

All the Dominiques laugh.