Looking around in search of inspiration, Momo caught sight of the candles with their motionless flames.
Fire turned wax into light - yes, they were three ″brothers″,
but that couldn't be the answer because they were all there at the same time, and two of them weren't supposed to be.
What about blossom, fruit and seed - could the answer be something of that kind?
The more Momo debated this possibility, the more promising it seemed.
The seed was the smallest of the three, it was there when the other two weren't,
and the other two couldn't exist without it. But no, that wouldn't do either.
A seed was perfectly visible, and the riddle said that anyone looking at the smallest of the three brothers always saw one of the other two.
Momo's thoughts flitted hither and thither. She simply couldn't find a clue that led anywhere.
Still, Cassiopeia had predicted that she would solve the riddle, so she slowly recited it to herself for a third time.
When she came to the line: ″The first isn't there, though he'll come beyond doubt...″ she saw Cassiopeia give her a wink.
The words WHAT I KNOW lit up on her shell, but only for a split second.
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