Do You Know He-El?

"Mr. President, are you all right?"

After the discussion about He-El grew increasingly heated, the Secretary of the Treasury noticed the president's expression worsening by the moment. Worried that the president might be having some thoughts, he softly asked.

The Oval Office immediately fell silent from its previous clamor, and everyone turned to look at the president.

"I'm fine. Go deal with He-El's affairs first," the president said, shaking his head.

Everyone found it slightly strange and expressed a few words of concern before filing out of the Oval Office to handle matters concerning He-El.

Only the president remained in the Oval Office. His somewhat gaunt face shifted as he came to deeply understand that He-El could not be allowed to continue like this.

Before He-El encountered danger and was hunted by the Destroyer, the president had considered him a good man who eliminated the accumulated ailments of the nation, someone who radiated brilliance from head to toe.

He was the finest person God had bestowed upon this country, someone who could thoroughly resolve its chronic maladies and let him lead the nation soaring once more to heights other countries could not reach.

And He-El had indeed done exactly that. With the enormous funds and capabilities he invested, he had practically been continuously solving the nation's fiscal deficit, healthcare, and employment problems.

Most jobs could be replaced by machines faster, more conveniently, more accurately, and more cheaply. Yet He-El used only human labor. Wherever human labor could be used, he never used machines. Just like that, he directly created a hundred thousand jobs and indirectly benefited millions.

Even more jobs could be developed in the future, benefiting more than ten million people.

And that was merely a small part of it.

According to future plans, a massive city housing more