The Royal Office of Economic Development argues that this project is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to dramatically improve the lives of your subjects. They contend that while the loss of the Lumina Moth would be regrettable, the tangible benefits to the people—less poverty, better housing, a stronger kingdom—far outweigh the cost. They dismiss the Keepers' claims as fanciful and argue that the needs of the many must come before the beliefs of a few and the survival of a single species of insect.