Chapter 1506: Wukong's Request
At that moment, Sun Wukong withdrew his spiritual sense from his connection with Wu Feng and looked toward the king of Jisaiguo.
"Your Majesty, we don't want any reward. We only need you to agree to one request."
When Sun Wukong said this, Tang Sanzang immediately looked at him. Somewhat astonished, he said, "Wukong, don't forget the duties of a monk."
Sun Wukong glanced at Tang Sanzang and smiled, not taking his words to heart.
Then Sun Wukong told the king of Jisaiguo everything: the Nine-Headed Bird's headaches and insomnia at the bottom of the river, as well as what Wu Feng had instructed him to do.
At that moment, Tianpeng was gnawing on a steamed bun. When Sun Wukong said this, he suddenly froze.
He said in surprise, "So Monkey Bro isn't the kind of person who just watches someone die after all."
However, after hearing Sun Wukong out, the king of Jisaiguo showed some hesitation in his eyes. He said, "The monster beneath the Wansheng River is so powerful. Can you guarantee that he truly won't steal the national treasure again?"
A smile appeared on Sun Wukong's face as he said, "Don't worry, Your Majesty. Once this monster's Demon Tendon is extracted, he'll lose all his magic power."
"Forget about him being no match for us brothers in the future—even an ordinary monk from the Kongming Buddhist Pagoda will be able to defeat him with ease."
After saying this, Sun Wukong swept his gaze over Tang Sanzang and the others. He saw that they were all looking at the king, and there was clearly a trace of anticipation in their eyes.
The king lowered his head and pondered for a while before saying, "Since Elder Sun has put it that way, I think I