"No worries my friend, you're the Prince after all and speaking of that, it's great to see you again Louis; you haven't changed a bit since last time, especially when it comes to certain traits." Cardinal Fava said as he drank a bit from his special composition which was served in his honor, shaking the young monarch's hand in the process and couldn't feel more excited enough as the so called fun, namely the intricate discussions with a dear partner to the Church was about to begin, this was after all the Principauté de Némérie where one's wishes and desires could become true.
"I managed to Catch a glimpse on the new Opera construction, it sure does look marvelous enough already and imagine the final appearance of it once everything's completed, Némérians sure do know their trick or two when it comes to grandiose master pieces." the Cardinal tried to give as much complimentary words as possible. "The Ecclesiastical State has always been caring about its likeminded friends and allies all around Mundus, especially in this important part of the world known as Alba Karinya, where we have East Moreland which is considered to be a close ally in the Mutual CNN and most importantly, Heyra and Némerié." Cardinal Fava paused to gather his mind Before continuing.
"Your nations may be among the smallest yet most underestimated nations Mundus has ever gotten to know, which concerns us greatly in the Ecclesiastical State, especially knowing what could happen if one were trying to subdue the influences emitted from your commitment to maintain the economic balances. His holiness Pope Peter II truly understands both of your needs in order to survive this wretched world, among these is the complimentary, annual funds numbering the billions given to each and every friend and ally of us including Heyra.
This opportunity is hereby given to you now, your Majesty...$2 billion Universal Dollars. I'm sure the Opera construction could use some well-used capital and other ventures that ought to be undertaken almost immediately for the Principality's efficiency...After all it would have been a grave mistake to simply forget about you too considering the generous services employed to us, protecting the assets vital to the Church machinery" the Cardinal said, knowing that the offer couldn't be outright refused, especially this generosity of a magnitude, the support for this initiative would have already been approved by the Parliament, where utmost loyalty to the Holy See was always in order no matter the political party.