Deal

Description
A "Deal" is the term used to describe a battle between two Entres using Midas Money as offense, defense, and stamina. Upon the commencement of a Deal, two large eyes representing the Entre's color and wealth collide with each other, activating the timer. An Entre can choose their opponents for a deal, as well as pass a deal with half of their total wealth taken as payment.

Deal Rules

 * 1) Minimal 1 deal/week. Usually called by Masakaki to meet the opponent.
 * 2) Every Entre can use more than 1 asset to attack his or her opponent or defend his or herself
 * 3) If an Entre gets hit from an opponent, he or she will lose money, to the extend they go bankrupt
 * 4) If an Entre attack cost (whether it be a flation attack or "direct") and it hits their opponent, They recieve  profit/gain.
 * 5) If an Entre gets bankrupted, he or she will be banished from the Financial District and his or her "future" will be taken.
 * 6) The time limit of 1 deal is 666 seconds. After the time limit is up, and there is no clear winner, the winner will be decided from their margin of gain / loss.

Deal Command
Usually the asset won't attack until it is commanded by their respective Entre, but they will protect their Entre if there's danger coming to them.
 * 1) Open Deal: "start the battle"
 * 2) Direct: Entre attack cost to him or herself in which they use to attack their opponent directly --usually appears to be like sword. The bigger the cost, the bigger their "Direct" appearence and gain
 * 3) - Flation: Entre attack cost to their asset for a special command. divides into 3:
 * 4) *Microflation (Micro for small): use at least 100 thousands
 * 5) *Mezzoflation (Mezzo for medium): use at least 1 Million
 * 6) *Macroflation (Macro for large): use at least 10 Million
 * 7) Yours (Going Public): Selling of the Asset's stock to public. Can sell up to 9 stock (there is 10 stocks, 1 for the Entre and 9 in the Asset). The stock that have been sold will be support power to the Entre. The Entre can buy back their Asset's stock later.
 * 8) Mine: Buying another Entre's stock. The more money the buyer uses to purchase the stock, the larger the support power to the seller.

Deal afterwords

 * 1) Closing: "Closing the deal". Usually done if the Entre or his or her opponent goes bankrupt, or if the 666 seconds time limit has ended.
 * 2) You have gain: The profit the Entre gets after winning a deal.
 * 3) You lost: The Entre looses money (more than he or she started the duel with) and looses the duel, but is not banished from the Financial District.
 * 4) You are bankrupt: Entre lost all of their money and banished from the Financial District