Augustus replied, "We do need strong individual strength to elevate the family because the power of the family is not enough to achieve greater things. But when we do get that cultivator at the fourth mortal coil, it will be easier to get than someone working towards that goal on their own."
He buttressed his point by saying, "Note that I said "when," not "if," we get a cultivator at the fourth mortal coil. It is because it is certain that we will eventually reach that goal. As a family, we have many chances to achieve that goal, and we grow stronger with each generation, so it becomes easier and easier for us to achieve it."
The two of them continue to argue. The argument became bigger because the other members of the family joined in too.
Their argument quickly stopped being about Arthur. It became the order of priority between individual power and unity.
