The earlier moral controversy, the hero's halo—in the face of this profit-sharing that directly targets core desires and has an extremely low threshold, all start to become blurred, fragile, even... somewhat "annoying."
Of course, the vast majority of electors don't even have such power, and many aren't even on the same continent, so it's simply impossible for them to get involved.
What the Book Holder truly wants to guide is just a fraction of the powerful ones among them.
It's the electors who have desires and can actually participate that the Book Holder is aiming for.
Seeing silence fall over the ark once more, the Book Holder stood up calmly: "Alright, that's the end of it. See you next time."
As the Book Holder left the ark in a pillar of light, the rest of the electors sank into silence.
No one volunteered to take the mission—or rather, no one would ever admit, in public, to taking on this mission.
