"I knew it would be outrageous, but I never imagined it could be this outrageous!"
"My heavens! 240 million gold coins! The 1,000 craftsmen my family employs would need 80,000 years to earn that much!"
"I understand the logic, but I suspect the person above is trying to advertise. If you ask why he keeps 1,000 craftsmen, it'll probably trigger something."
"I'm a tax officer from the Dawn Kingdom, and I don't think the entire Dawn Kingdom collects that much in taxes in a year."
"I'm the Dawn Kingdom's Minister of Finance, and I can tell you clearly that forget one year—the Dawn Kingdom's treasury doesn't even contain that much money."
"Huh? Viscount Rost? Has your territory released any new products recently?"
"Viscount Rost, your stockings are genuinely great!"
"Just saying, the big shots spent 240 million gold coins just buying things. How much money do they have deposited in the Great Dragon Bank? 400 million? 500 million? Or even more?"
"I suddenly started wondering whether I should deposit my money in the Great Dragon Bank too. My tens of thousands of gold coins have been buried in my yard for over seven hundred years, and there are still exactly the same number of them—not a single extra coin. If I'd deposited them in the Great Dragon Bank, how much would I have after seven hundred years?"
"Five percent a year, so 3,500% over 700 years. Ten thousand gold coins would become 350,000. I'm so jealous of you long-lived races."
"No, each year's 5% is 5% of the previous year's principal and interest combined. Compounded like that, it's far more than thirty-five times. At the end of the first year, it's 10,500. At the end of the second, it's 11,025. The third is 11,576.25... After seven hundred years... I can't