MDZS / The Untamed - What If Wei WuXian Never Died? - episode 3

The twins were practicing their hand to hand combat skills with each other, both being equally as competitive as the other.

Wei Yue had pinned Wei Yang to the ground, smirking at his succeeded victory. Wei Ying watched, his legs dangling over some rocks which led to a small river as he watched the two children.

Wei Yang

“That’s not fair!”

She complained, standing up and aggressively dusting off her hanfu with a grunt. Wei Yue let out a low chuckle, flopping onto a rock beside their father as he leaned back.

Wei Yue

“And how is that not fair? It’s not like I used any magic.”

He retaliated, dodging as a small pebble was thrown his way. Wei Ying laughed at the twins argument, reminding him of the times when he’d argue with Jiang Cheng. But he pushed those thoughts away, along with the life he had left behind years ago.

Wei Yang

“Another match.”

She demanded, to which Wei Yue happily agreed. The two started to fight again, making sure to not go over the limits and severely damage one another. A rule Wei Ying made them swear by following no matter what. This time, Wei Yang won.

Wei Yue

“That one was pure luck.”

Wei Yue grunted out, annoyed that he lost against his petty sister who stood gleefully. He gave her a small shove before joining their father by the rocks. He sat down, swinging his legs over the edge.

After a few seconds of Wei Yang swimming in her pride, she eventually sat beside their father as-well, the three looking like one happy family.

They talked for hours on end, until the sun started to set which created a beautiful sunset to enjoy. That was all disrupted by faint chatter of people approaching. No one has even neared this place in over 13 years, and now they’re suddenly appearing.

Wei Ying

“Quick, inside the cave.”

He demanded, running behind the two kids as they rushed into the cave. He rolled the door shut, the three hiding in a corner together. Wei Yue held his sister with one hand over her shoulders, the other grasping his fathers hand. She pressed herself into her brothers chest, her hands wrapping around his waist as her eyes watched her father. Whereas Wei Ying was pulling a brave front, panicking inside and praying for them to leave.

Wei Ying was silently hoping it was the twins mother, even if he didn’t want to see her face again. But it couldn’t be, it was a group of people and none of them sounded like a girl.

The door to the cave they were in rolled open, and then entered a tall man wearing a white robe with a group of juniors trailing behind him.

Wei Ying stood up, shielding the children with his body as he faced the group. His eyes widened as he realised who it was. So did the man’s, the juniors stood there confused as they waited for their senior to speak.

It was..