Leite Kingdom, King City, within a luxurious manor, the old Prime Minister sat tensely in his place, looking at his grandson.
His grandson, now 20 years old, was a very promising young man. He graduated from the Theological Academy in King City with a degree in economics and had a bright future ahead of him.
However, the demand for economic talent in the kingdom had become much more stringent, ever since Simon from Brunas became the Minister of Finance, the entire economy of the kingdom rapidly evolved in a direction that was opaque to all.
Among the kingdom's revenue, a considerable portion of Gold Coins had started to be replaced by colorful paper notes issued by the Great Tang Group.
These paper notes were initially unwanted by everyone, as real "hard money" like Gold Coins was preferred for settlements. But with a series of crafty maneuvers, the entire Leite Kingdom seemed to be gradually accepting this unprecedented form of "currency."
