Wright did indeed visit the printing factory and was deeply impressed by the amazing printing machines there—he mainly went to see if he could print a new batch of doctrines to aid in his missionary work—but he was still startled by the number Gawain proposed.
Evidently, his previous concept of "printing a batch of promotional materials" was fundamentally different from what Gawain envisioned.
Initially, Wright thought it would be sufficient to print a few hundred to a thousand copies of the doctrines to distribute within the church.
Although he was the first "White Knight" in human history and had set forth on reforming the Holy Light, and although he was at the forefront of the path of the holy light, his starting point was ultimately just a low-level missionary. His past experiences severely restrained his vision and imagination.
