One Of The Most Tragic Aspects Of Wei Yings Story To Me Is The Fact That He DID Ask For Help. He Asked

One of the most tragic aspects of Wei Yings story to me is the fact that he DID ask for help. He asked for an option he could pick that would still safeguard the Remnants which is all he wanted. He didn't want to be separated from the people he loved. He didn't want to live isolated from the world. Hated for something he had no choice but to choose.

He asked Lan Zhan. The most reasonable person he knew. The person who actually saw the Remnants for the innocent people that they were. The person who was kind enough to buy toys for a little boy and let him cling to his leg even though he disliked being touched. He asked. He wanted another option. Desperately so.

There was none. He knew it. Lan Zhan knew it. By that point even Lan Zhan wasn't selfish enough to ask Wei Ying to follow him to Gusu and leave the Remnants defenseless. Because he himself knew the Lans for all their righteousness would have never accepted them either.

Rating: Mature | Pairing: Feng Xin/Mu Qing | Chapter: 1/3 | Words: 8.3k

Summary:

It was all Feng Xin’s fault. It was all his own damn fucking fault. If he had noticed the ghost’s hidden knife sooner. If he had acted quicker. If he hadn’t distracted Mu Qing by shouting. If he had flung himself in front of Mu Qing so the knife would plunge in his own chest. If he had realised the gravity of the injury faster, perhaps he could have… Could he have? * When a mission goes wrong and Mu Qing dies, Feng Xin searches for the ghost that is supposed to come haunt him.

Im back with more Xie Lian in his San Lang's clothes 🤗

Imagine if Xie Lian made friends with whatever demonic street dogs roam Ghost City

There's iridescent medium on the lanterns and Xie Lian for that heavenly aura, and silver ink on Hua Cheng and the butterflies

12 x 9" water, ink, salt, iridescent medium