Gradually, Wukong began to question his fate:“This is all Tathagata’s fault! He sits comfortably in his paradise, hoarding scriptures! If he truly cared about spreading truth, he should have delivered them himself to the East. Instead, he sent us through endless trials. Now my master lies dead! I’ll confront Buddha—demand the scriptures or freedom…
Bajie led the way, followed closely by the resurrected king. Monk Sha helped the Master mount his horse, while the Monkey King brought up the rear.
Poco a poco, Wukong empezó a servirse de la mente para cuestionar la razón y se dijo:
Abrió la marcha Bajie, seguidos de cerca por el rey, Bonzo Sha ayudó a montar al maestro. El Rey Mono ocupó la retaguardia.