At the Tianhe Alliance, what had once been a well-organized alliance was now exceptionally busy—busy beyond measure.
There was no other reason. Now that the Four Clans of Lei, Yan, Yao, and Gu had all relocated to the Central Continent, there were countless tasks involving drafting rules, assigning personnel, and helping the four clans establish new cities there. Although the four clans could handle these matters themselves, there was no need for the Tianhe Alliance to go to such lengths.
But Xiao Yan understood clearly that whether the four clans could integrate into the Central Continent depended greatly on this beginning. After going through so much trouble to bring them here, if the Tianhe Alliance did not contribute even to the basic task of building their new homes, it would be easy for the clan members to develop resentment toward the Tianhe Alliance.
The relocation of the four clans to the Central Continent had been your Tianhe Alliance's idea in the first place. We came here to settle down, yet you would not help at all. It would be strange if we did not resent you.
Of course, with Xiao Xuan backing him now, Xiao Yan could have directly used his strength to forcibly suppress everyone's dissatisfaction. But clearly, Xiao Yan would not do that.
What he needed was not for others to grudgingly acknowledge his rules, but for them to accept the legitimacy of the Tianhe Alliance from the bottom of their hearts. What Xiao Yan hoped was that even if the Tianhe Alliance was no longer led by him in the future, the members of every clan would still willingly accept its restraints.
"Qing'er, you and Jing Yan need to step up the training for the New Style Schools of each clan. Keep the teaching materials as unified