“I volunteer my services to help this world make the transfer of power from that of the ral and those who have most of them to that of the people.  Where I come from, it works.  It will take a bit of getting used to a human value system instead of a monetary value system.  But sometime in the future, all dimensions may exist without the need for money.  Let this be the next one.  With God’s help, everything will turn out better than you could ever imagine.  Trust me and most of all, trust God.”

The crew members stood in stunned silence.  What Basor had advocated was the most dramatic change in the world that had ever been attempted.   He wanted to abolish the use of money.  Could it actually be done?  But the conviction Basor had for the concept of a moneyless society led the people to believe it might become a reality.

It didn’t come overnight.  But after Basor sent another half a trillion rals in precious metal and certificates to people around the world, the ones who controlled the world’s economy met with the world government and Basor to work out a human value system and barter system that would replace a monetary value system.   After all the kinks anyone could think of were worked out, Basor was victorious.  The ral became obsolete and the god of commerce, Jangran, became as important as the other false gods people had worshipped for millenniums.  The last god to be discarded was money. 

Today, Joola Hway is an even larger city and the Weengs and Fromes are still doing the work of God.  They no longer need to talk about the evil of materialism.  And since the Weengs are both rejuvenated and will stay the biological age of 30 for the rest of their lives, they can work for God until God tells them their work is done.