The accountants, of course, are quite excited, when he points out the hard and clear benefits, both ideal<em>and</em>realistic. Few have complaints; the Emperor wasn't one to suffer fools bound to tradition and stupidity, and most were forward, progressive thinkers, especially since Draiss arrived over a decade ago, to shake things up and stir them out of stagnation.<br/><br/>Once the planning phase starts to wind down, and it's left mostly to the clerks, to draw up the final paperwork, and hammer out the minor, procedural details, the Emperor's heir finds him again, in a quiet moment. "So, now that you've settled that little matter, what do you plan to do next? Any more ground-breaking changes to suggest?"