After leaving the Black Rooster Kingdom, the pilgrims traveled by day and rested by night.
About half a month had passed when they came upon a mountain so high it truly touched the clouds and cast shadows over the sun itself. Tripitaka felt deeply discouraged and stopped his horse, calling for Wukong.
(more…)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.
(more…)After his lie was exposed by Wukong, Zhu Bajie was forced to patrol the mountain once more. This time, he dared not dawdle any longer. Straightening his robes and gripping his iron rake, he set out at once.
(more…)Wukong and Bajie arrived together at the Moon Stream Cave(Moon Flow Cave).
They rescued both the Monk Sha and the Princess. Yet the Princess did not believe that the monkey could defeat the demon.
(more…)Monk Tang was transformed into a tiger by the monster, who cast a powerful spell. Now, word began to spread throughout the palace that Monk Tang was, in fact, a tiger spirit.
(more…)Out of suspicion and paranoia, Monk Tang had rashly listened to Zhu Bajie’s words and banished the Monkey King.
After the rift, he mounted his horse and continued westward as if nothing had happened. Bajie led the way, while Sha Wujing followed behind, carrying the luggage.
(more…)The master and disciple traveled for some six or seven days in the wilderness. One day, when it was getting late, they saw a village in the distance. “Wukong,” said Tripitaka, “look! There’s a village over there. How about asking for lodging for the night before we travel again tomorrow?”
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