Qin Ye was naturally unaware of the Harken’s sentiments at this point. Nevertheless, he pointed his finger and caused a series of screens of light formed out of Yin energy to appear in front of the Harken’s face.

“Take a look at these things… Do you think you’d be able to do them for me?” Qin Ye gazed deeply at the Harken’s back and continued explaining in a deep voice, “These are just some tentative plans of mine. The primary purpose of the grand ceremony is to smoothen the rolling out of our monetary policy. These festivities will give the citizens of Hell a place to spend and a reason to buy--…”

But the Harken promptly interjected before he could finish his sales pitch, “30,000 square meters of mega structures? You’re truly hell bent on making this a grand event, aren’t you?”

Regret?

Qin Ye rubbed his chin thoughtfully as he stared at the Harken’s back - Is he unwilling to face me?

These festivities are more symbolic than anything. The establishment of a new system of currency would completely sweep Kong Mo’s name into the annals of history, while the festivity itself would promote the development of culture and heritage, and through that, foster a common identity. This would seal their pledge of allegiance to Hell! There are absolutely no downsides to this, so why would the Harken speak with such a tone of voice? It’s almost as though… he doesn’t find the result satisfactory...