Feuerbach didn't refuse Rorschach's invitation. In fact, he gave the idea serious consideration.
It was perhaps the simplest business pitch ever. There were no presentation slides, only Rorschach's words, but Elizabeth listened with rapt attention. In the days since she'd traveled south from Wertzburg, she had already heard of the young man's wealth-creation miracles.
Rorschach himself didn't care for money or the figures on a ledger; the wealth he created was always tangible productive force. Moreover, he never hoarded it all for himself. He always operated on the principle that if there was money to be made, everyone should get a piece. Even if the Royal Family wanted to invest, he would welcome them with open arms.
He was practically the Old Empire's god of wealth.
