With Nidhogg's approval, the entire process at the Dragon Bond Exchange became much smoother.
They set different interest rates based on each church's rank, number of believers, scale, the projects they planned to complete with the borrowed funds, and their collateral.
Since they had divine orders from above, the church members didn't hesitate and all agreed. In just three days, these churches' bonds started appearing one after another in the bond exchange market.
Although the mystique around stocks was gradually fading and people had discovered that stocks couldn't just keep going up forever, many people with relatively lower risk tolerance had already shifted their attention to bonds.
Compared to stocks, bonds had less of that crazy energy. Getting multiple times your investment back was impossible, but bonds were stable—offering stable annual interest rates slightly higher than Dragon Bank, with very low risk probability. So many people focused their attention here.
