According to the investigation, Meng Ao and his son Meng Wu were still active on the Douluo Continent.
If they had any unspeakable difficulties, they only needed to join the Tianwu Dynasty, and the problem could be resolved easily.
After all, he could not speak for other places, but within the Tianwu Dynasty, Xiao Tianyang could handle more than ninety percent of all troubles.
Of course, it was not impossible that they wanted to settle personal grudges.
Xiao Tianyang was also trying to make himself think along those lines.
The Meng clan had only around a dozen members in total, and now their two most outstanding descendants had already joined the Tianwu Dynasty.
He truly had no reason to maliciously speculate about Meng Ao and Meng Wu.
Besides, Xiao Tianyang was not so arrogant as to demand that the entire Douluo Continent submit to him.
For example, his relaxation of restrictions on civilian Soul Masters was, in a sense, a reflection of his own reverence for freedom.
If he had not once again faced a shortage of military strength, Xiao Tianyang would have had the chance to put such ideas into practice.
However, Yue Shen had a point as well.
For ordinary people, a lifetime amounted to only a few short decades.
Since there was not much they could accomplish, they devoted most of their time to pursuing power, wealth, and status.
Yet there were also those who stood apart, pursuing freedom, dreams, and distant horizons.
What people longed for in their hearts knew no distinction between high and low, noble and humble.
As long as there was a demand, it could be used for one's own purposes.
The question was how Xiao Tianyang could uncover their needs.
A single Talent Recruitment Order was not enough to explain the matter,