Primordial World: You Were Asked to Sell Goods, Yet You Became the Supreme of All Heavens, Section 661

As a result, General Juanlian now lay on the riverbank like a dead fish.

Sun Wukong picked up the huge fish that was General Juanlian in his hand.

"Master, do you think we should release this fish, or should we stew it directly and make up for your lack of nourishment?"

Tang Sanzang pretended to ponder this.

In the end, Tang Sanzang said:

"No, Wukong. I am a monk and cannot take the life of this huge fish. We should 'set it free.'"

Tang Sanzang deliberately emphasized the words "set it free."

Faced with this situation, how could Sun Wukong fail to understand?

This was his master Tang Sanzang giving him a hint.

Thus, while carrying General Juanlian, who had transformed into a huge fish, Sun Wukong walked toward the Flowing Sand River.

At the same time, he gathered magic power in his other hand, preparing to attack General Juanlian, who had transformed into a huge fish.

General Juanlian naturally sensed the magic power gathering in Sun Wukong's hand.

However, General Juanlian did not connect Sun Wukong's actions with his exposure.

He merely assumed that Sun Wukong was doing this because Tang Sanzang wanted to eat fish.

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However, Tang Sanzang was a disciple of the Buddhist sect, so he could not openly state what he was thinking.

Therefore, under these circumstances, he needed to make a deliberate clarification.

Just as Sun Wukong carried General Juanlian, who had transformed into a huge fish, to the bank of the Flowing Sand River,

General Juanlian, who had transformed into a huge fish, could no longer keep hiding.

In General Juanlian's view, if he simply waited for Sun Wukong to attack,

he would eventually be exposed anyway. He might even lose the initiative and find himself in danger as a result.