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A young Taoist began shouting wildly while pounding on the door of his masters’ chambers. “Respected Masters! A terrible misfortune has occurred!”
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They traveled nearly seventy kilometers over the most treacherous terrain, yet found not the slightest trace of their master.
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As he walked, Bajie was thinking to himself: “What a wretched life! I was sleeping peacefully when that cursed monkey tricked me into hauling a corpse! Disgusting! I’ll make him pay—I’ll beg the master to recite the Headache Spell!”
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By the dim light of the oil lamps, Tripitaka spent a long time meditating on the King Liang’s Water Litany (Liang Dynasty Water Repentance Liturgy), followed by the recitation of the Authentic Sutra of the Peacock(True Peacock Sutra).
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As soon as the Monkey King had been subdued, the demon rode a whirlwind and quickly caught up with the Tang Monk.
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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.
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In the middle of the night, Bajie mounted a cloud and returned to the post house.
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Once the Yellow-Robed Monster had captured Monk Sha, he neither tortured nor killed him.