Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong and Tang Sanzang sweep the seven-floor pagoda to prove their sincerity to the Buddha Ancestor.
• They find the stand where the Buddha Light Sarira was placed empty.
• A Phoenix Tree Leaf-sized Fish Scale is discovered at the scene, suggesting a demon's involvement in the sarira's disappearance.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong reflects on his past with Tang Sanzang, revealing his true feelings and inner struggles.
• Tang Sanzang expresses his care and understanding towards Sun Wukong, acknowledging his hard work and wishing for his freedom.

Significant Themes

• Patience and acceptance of one's fate.
• The influence of Buddhist dharma and beliefs on individuals.
• The distinction between true faith and selfish motives.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Tang Sanzang spend time alone together, leading to a heart-to-heart conversation.
• They work together to sweep the pagoda, showcasing their teamwork and understanding of each other.
• Sun Wukong uses his true energy to warm Tang Sanzang, demonstrating his care and protection.

Key Plot Points & Events

• Sun Wukong and Tang Sanzang return to the palace, finding the King worried about the stolen Buddha Light Sarira.
• Sun Wukong shows the King the fish scale, asking about large rivers with fish demons, but the King knows nothing.
• Wu Feng and Xiao Bai discuss the theft, with Wu Feng deciding not to intervene this time.
• The Heavenly Court discusses the theft, with Haotian remaining silent about the purpose of the Buddha Light Sarira.
• Sun Wukong assembles a team (Tian Peng, Juanlian, Fahai, and Ao Lie) to find the fish monster.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong: Shows determination to find the fish monster and retrieve the Sarira.
• Tang Sanzang: Nods in agreement with Sun Wukong's plans but doesn't actively participate in the decision-making.
• King of Jisaiguo: Worries about the loss of the national treasure and the decline of his kingdom's prosperity.
• Wu Feng: Decides not to intervene in the theft, leaving Sun Wukong and his team to handle it.
• Haotian: Remains silent about the purpose of the Buddha Light Sarira, hinting at a hidden agenda.

Significant Themes

• The power of faith and its influence on a kingdom's prosperity (seen through Jisaiguo's decline after losing its national treasure).
• The responsibility of protecting the innocent and subduing demons (Sun Wukong's determination to find the fish monster).
• The hidden motives of powerful beings (Haotian's silence about the Buddha Light Sarira's purpose).

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Tang Sanzang: Sun Wukong makes decisions, and Tang Sanzang agrees without actively participating.
• Sun Wukong and the King: Sun Wukong asks the King about fish demons, but the King knows nothing.
• Wu Feng and Xiao Bai: Wu Feng discusses the theft with Xiao Bai, deciding not to intervene.
• Haotian and the immortals: Haotian remains silent as the immortals discuss the theft and the purpose of the Buddha Light Sarira.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• The King of Jisaiguo is worried about the loss of the Buddha Light Sarira and the decline of his kingdom's reputation and trade.
• Sun Wukong, Fahai, and others search for the demon but find no trace.
• Fahai meets a girl who witnessed a nine-headed bird-demon with fish scales.
• Sun Wukong, Fahai, Marshal Tian Peng, and General Juanlian plan to investigate the Wansheng River.

Character Developments

• The King of Jisaiguo becomes desperate and worried about his kingdom's fate.
• Fahai shows determination in finding the demon and retrieving the treasure.
• Sun Wukong demonstrates concern for his disciples' safety and abilities.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of losing a sacred treasure and the importance of maintaining a kingdom's reputation and trade.
• The struggle to find and combat an elusive demon.

Character Interactions

• The King of Jisaiguo interacts with Fahai, seeking help to find the demon.
• Fahai interacts with the little girl, gathering information about the demon.
• Sun Wukong and Fahai collaborate to investigate the Wansheng River, acknowledging their shared weakness in underwater combat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A mysterious bronze bell-like sound occurs, causing pain and confusion to Sun Wukong and Fahai.
• Sun Wukong and Fahai encounter a Nine-Headed Bird monster at the bottom of Wansheng River, which has stolen the Buddha Light Sarira.
• The Nine-Headed Bird's nine heads argue amongst themselves about who is the boss, revealing its mental instability.
• Sun Wukong and Fahai attempt to attack the Nine-Headed Bird but are repelled by its strange cries, causing intense pain and mental distress.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong: Shows determination in retrieving the Buddha Light Sarira but is affected by the Nine-Headed Bird's mental attack.
• Fahai: Persists in trying to retrieve the treasure despite facing difficulties.

Significant Themes

• The power of mental attacks and their effects on the mind and body.
• The consequences of mental instability and disunity, as seen in the Nine-Headed Bird.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Fahai work together to retrieve the Buddha Light Sarira but are initially unsuccessful due to the Nine-Headed Bird's abilities.
• The Nine-Headed Bird's nine heads interact with each other, showcasing their internal conflict and lack of unity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Nine-Headed Bird, a powerful demon with nine heads, each with its own consciousness, steals the Buddha Light Sarira.
• Sun Wukong and Fahai attempt to retrieve the Sarira but are defeated by the Nine-Headed Bird's thought waves, which cause intense headaches, disorientation, and extreme discomfort.
• Sun Wukong and Fahai retreat to the surface, unable to continue fighting.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong: Realizes the Nine-Headed Bird's power and decides to seek help from Wu Feng.
• Fahai: Suffers a significant loss of true qi and needs to recover.

Significant Themes

• The power of thought and mental control, as demonstrated by the Nine-Headed Bird's thought waves.
• The struggle against overwhelming odds, as seen in Sun Wukong and Fahai's failed attempt to defeat the Nine-Headed Bird.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Marshal Tian Peng: Disagree on whether to retreat or find another solution.
• Sun Wukong and Wu Feng: Sun Wukong seeks Wu Feng's help to understand the Nine-Headed Bird's power.
• The Nine-Headed Bird's heads: Argue and bicker among themselves, demonstrating their lack of coordination.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong and Fahai are defeated by the Nine-Headed Bird's mind wave ability.
• The Heavenly Court discusses the situation, and Emperor Haotian sends a message to Tian Peng.
• Sun Wukong orders Tian Peng and Juan Lian to descend and defeat the Nine-Headed Bird.
• Tian Peng initially hesitates and tries to avoid the battle.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong: Shows determination and leadership, despite being heavily injured.
• Fahai: Struggles with his injuries and the Nine-Headed Bird's mind wave.
• Tian Peng: Reveals his cowardice and desire for Chang'e, showing his unchanged nature.
• Emperor Haotian: Intervenes, manipulating Tian Peng's desire for Chang'e to motivate him.

Significant Themes

• The power of determination and will (Sun Wukong's resolve despite injuries).
• The consequences of cowardice and avoidance (Tian Peng's hesitation).
• Manipulation and motivation (Emperor Haotian's influence on Tian Peng).

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Fahai: Show camaraderie and support, despite their injuries.
• Sun Wukong and Tian Peng: Display frustration and exasperation due to Tian Peng's cowardice.
• Tian Peng and Emperor Haotian: Reveal Tian Peng's desire for Chang'e and his manipulation by the Emperor.
• Tian Peng and Juan Lian: Show a lack of trust and unity, as Juan Lian also hesitates to fight the Nine-Headed Bird.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tian Peng decides to face the Nine-Headed Bird with General Juanlian, inspired by Sun Wukong and Fahai's encouragement.
• They dive into the Flowing Sand River, aiming to retrieve the stolen Buddha Light Sarira.
• In the Heavenly Court, immortals watch the scene unfold, and the Heavenly Emperor Haotian observes with interest.

Character Developments

• Tian Peng: Shows unexpected bravery and determination, driven by a desire to prove himself and face his fears.
• General Juanlian: Reveals his hidden desires for freedom and his true self, displaying vulnerability and fear despite his tough exterior.
• Sun Wukong: Demonstrates leadership and encouragement, pushing Tian Peng and Juanlian to face their challenges.
• Fahai: Shows concern for Tian Peng and Juanlian's safety, revealing a more empathetic side.

Significant Themes

• Bravery and Fear: Characters confronting their fears and finding the courage to act despite them.
• True Self and Desires: Characters revealing their hidden motivations and true selves, challenging societal expectations.
• Fate and Destiny: The Heavenly Emperor Haotian's involvement hints at a larger plan or fate at play.

Character Interactions

• Tian Peng and General Juanlian: Their brotherly bond drives them to face the Nine-Headed Bird together, despite their initial fears.
• Sun Wukong and Fahai: They work together to encourage Tian Peng and Juanlian, displaying unity and support.
• Tian Peng and the Nine-Headed Bird: Their exchange highlights the Nine-Headed Bird's arrogance and Tian Peng's growing determination.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Marshal Tian Peng and General Juanlian battle the Nine-Headed Bird at the bottom of Wansheng River.
• The Nine-Headed Bird uses its Thought Wave attack, but it's ineffective against the two.
• They successfully sever two of the Nine-Headed Bird's heads.
• The Nine-Headed Bird reveals it's not at full strength due to a curse.
• The Heavenly Court observes the battle, assessing the Nine-Headed Bird's power.

Character Developments

• Marshal Tian Peng and General Juanlian demonstrate their strength and courage in battle.
• The Nine-Headed Bird shows signs of mental instability, arguing with itself.

Significant Themes

• The power of unity and teamwork, as seen in Tian Peng and Juanlian's coordinated attacks.
• The Nine-Headed Bird's mental instability hints at the theme of inner turmoil and its consequences.

Character Interactions

• Tian Peng and Juanlian work together, communicating and attacking in sync.
• The Nine-Headed Bird's heads argue and fight among themselves, showcasing its internal conflict.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tathagata, Dipankara Buddha, and Maitreya discuss the fates of Tian Peng and Juan Lian, with Tathagata favoring Sun Wukong.
• Tian Peng and Juan Lian fight the Nine-Headed Bird at the bottom of the Wansheng River but are gradually losing.
• Tian Peng, heavily injured, enters a state of heartlessness, disregarding his injuries and fighting desperately.

Character Developments

• Tathagata: Shows favoritism towards Sun Wukong and believes in Tian Peng's potential.
• Tian Peng: Enters a state of heartlessness, disregarding his injuries and fighting desperately against the Nine-Headed Bird.
• Juan Lian: Gets injured and struggles to keep up with Tian Peng's desperate fight.

Significant Themes

• Heartlessness: Tian Peng's disregard for his injuries and focus on fighting the Nine-Headed Bird, even at the cost of his life.
• Favoritism: Tathagata's preference for Sun Wukong over Tian Peng and Juan Lian.

Character Interactions

• Tathagata, Dipankara Buddha, and Maitreya discuss the fates of Tian Peng and Juan Lian, revealing their differing views.
• Tian Peng and Juan Lian fight together against the Nine-Headed Bird, with Tian Peng taking the lead in the desperate battle.

Summary

• Key Plot Points and Events: Marshal Tian Peng, heavily wounded, faces the Nine-Headed Bird. He decides to fight to the death, proving his courage. Juan Lian joins him. The Nine-Headed Bird unleashes its powerful killing move. In the Heavenly Court, the Heavenly Emperor and others watch anxiously.

Character Developments

• Marshal Tian Peng: Shows unexpected bravery and determination, willing to risk his life to prove himself.
• Juan Lian: Initially reluctant to fight, he ultimately joins Tian Peng, demonstrating loyalty and camaraderie.
• Significant Themes: Courage, loyalty, and perseverance in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Tian Peng and Juan Lian: Despite their initial reluctance, they fight side by side, showing mutual respect and support.
• Tian Peng and the Nine-Headed Bird: Their intense battle highlights the Nine-Headed Bird's power and Tian Peng's determination.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Nine-Headed Bird's middle head is bitten off by another head due to intense headaches caused by channeling full true qi.
• Tian Peng and Juan Lian discover the Nine-Headed Bird's heads argue and fight due to their shared pain.
• Tian Peng and Juan Lian learn that the Nine-Headed Bird stole the Buddha Light Sarira to alleviate his headaches and insomnia.
• The Nine-Headed Bird reveals that his thought waves, which previously affected others, have no effect on Tian Peng and Juan Lian because they have no heart.
• Juan Lian retrieves the Buddha Light Sarira from the Nine-Headed Bird's room.

Character Developments

• The Nine-Headed Bird: Revealed to be suffering from chronic headaches and insomnia, which affect his behavior and actions. His multiple heads each have their own consciousness, leading to internal conflicts.
• Tian Peng: Shows empathy towards the Nine-Headed Bird's suffering and decides not to kill him despite his initial intention.
• Juan Lian: Plays a supporting role, helping Tian Peng retrieve the Buddha Light Sarira.

Significant Themes

• Suffering and its effects on one's actions and decisions.
• The consequences of having multiple perspectives or consciousnesses within one entity.
• Empathy and understanding towards others' pain.

Character Interactions

• Tian Peng and Juan Lian: Work together to retrieve the Buddha Light Sarira, showing a level of trust and understanding between them.
• The Nine-Headed Bird's heads: Interact with each other through arguing and fighting, highlighting their shared pain and internal conflicts.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tian Peng and Juan Lian retrieve the Buddha Light Sarira from the Nine-Headed Bird, defeating it in a fierce battle.
• Tian Peng breaks through to the Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm during his recovery.
• Tian Peng expresses sympathy for the Nine-Headed Bird, suggesting it might be the immortal but suffering God of Itching Discomfort.

Character Developments

• Tian Peng demonstrates unexpected courage and compassion, growing beyond his initial carefree demeanor.
• Juan Lian's strength increases, nearing a breakthrough to the next realm.
• Fahai shows understanding and wisdom, acknowledging the legend of the God of Itching Discomfort.

Significant Themes

• Courage and growth: Tian Peng's actions showcase his evolution from a carefree immortal to a more empathetic and brave individual.
• Suffering and compassion: The Nine-Headed Bird's plight and Tian Peng's sympathy highlight the theme of understanding and compassion for those who suffer.

Character Interactions

• Tian Peng and Juan Lian's bond strengthens as they face danger together and support each other's growth.
• Tian Peng and Fahai share a moment of understanding and mutual respect, with Fahai acknowledging Tian Peng's insight into the Nine-Headed Bird's possible identity.
• Sun Wukong, Tian Peng, and Juan Lian's camaraderie is reinforced as they prepare to return to Jisaiguo together.

Summary

Key Plot Points

• Sun Wukong, Juan Lian, Tian Peng, and Fahai discuss the Nine-Headed Bird's fate after its defeat.
• Tian Peng shows unexpected compassion towards the Nine-Headed Bird, questioning if they should help it despite it being a demon.
• The Heavenly Court, Western Heaven, and Wu Feng watch these events unfold, surprised by Tian Peng's behavior.

Character Developments

• Tian Peng: Shows unexpected compassion and empathy towards the suffering Nine-Headed Bird, questioning his initial disregard for its plight.
• Sun Wukong: Initially indifferent to the Nine-Headed Bird's fate, but influenced by Wu Feng, considers helping it.

Significant Themes

• Compassion: Tian Peng's compassion towards the Nine-Headed Bird challenges the initial disregard for its suffering, raising questions about the nature of compassion and its limits.
• Good and Evil: The Nine-Headed Bird's tragic fate despite not harming anyone in Jisaiguo raises questions about the nature of good and evil.

Character Interactions

• Tian Peng and Sun Wukong: Tian Peng's compassion contrasts with Sun Wukong's initial indifference, leading to a discussion about helping the Nine-Headed Bird.
• Heavenly Court, Western Heaven, and Wu Feng: These parties watch the events unfold, surprised by Tian Peng's behavior and considering its implications.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Feng hints to Sun Wukong about a way to help the Nine-Headed Bird and benefit himself.
• The group returns to Jisaiguo, and the King expresses his gratitude for recovering the national treasure.
• The King offers rewards, but Tang Sanzang declines, saying ascetics don't covet worldly possessions.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong shows trust in Wu Feng's plans.
• Tang Sanzang remains steadfast in his principles, refusing rewards.

Significant Themes

• The theme of selflessness and detachment from worldly possessions is reinforced through Tang Sanzang's actions.
• The idea of helping others without expecting rewards is highlighted.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Wu Feng communicate telepathically, plotting to help the Nine-Headed Bird and benefit themselves.
• Tang Sanzang and the King of Jisaiguo discuss rewards, with Tang Sanzang declining them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong requests the King of Jisaiguo to allow the Nine-Headed Bird to guard the Buddha Light Sarira.
• Sun Wukong visits the Nine-Headed Bird at night, revealing his intention to save the demon instead of killing him.
• Sun Wukong learns about the Nine-Headed Bird's insomnia and his harmless pranks in the human world.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong: Shows compassion and understanding towards the Nine-Headed Bird, demonstrating his kind heart and willingness to help, even if it means going against his duty as a monk.
• The Nine-Headed Bird: Reveals his loneliness and desire for companionship, as well as his fear of harming others due to his unstable emotions.

Significant Themes

• Compassion and Kindness: Sun Wukong's decision to save the Nine-Headed Bird showcases the theme of compassion and kindness, even towards those who are considered evil or monstrous.
• Understanding and Acceptance: Sun Wukong's understanding of the Nine-Headed Bird's actions and his acceptance of the demon's nature highlight the importance of understanding and acceptance in relationships.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and the Nine-Headed Bird: Their interaction reveals the Nine-Headed Bird's loneliness and fear of harming others, while Sun Wukong's compassion and understanding help the demon open up and share his story.
• Sun Wukong and Tang Sanzang: Their interaction shows Tang Sanzang's initial surprise at Sun Wukong's request but ultimately supports his disciple's decision, demonstrating their trust in each other.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong extracts the Nine-Headed Bird's Demon Tendon to cure its headaches and insomnia, in exchange for becoming the Kongming Buddhist Pagoda's guardian.
• The Nine-Headed Bird sweeps the entire Kongming Buddhist Pagoda to prove its sincerity in becoming a guardian.

Character Developments

• The Nine-Headed Bird shows unexpected resilience and sincerity in its desire to become a guardian, despite its initial reluctance and peculiar nature.
• Sun Wukong demonstrates compassion and understanding towards the Nine-Headed Bird, unlike his usual aggressive demeanor.

Significant Themes

• Redemption and change: The Nine-Headed Bird seeks to change its ways and find solace in Buddhism.
• Sincerity and commitment: The Nine-Headed Bird's thorough sweeping of the pagoda shows its dedication and sincerity.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and the Nine-Headed Bird: Sun Wukong shows empathy and understanding towards the Nine-Headed Bird, while the latter displays gratitude and determination.
• The Nine-Headed Bird and the Buddhist monks: The Nine-Headed Bird's peculiar appearance and sincere actions evoke varied reactions from the monks, ranging from surprise to acceptance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Nine-Headed Bird, after having his demon sinews removed, sweeps the nine floors of the Buddhist pagoda to prove his sincerity.
• Upon reaching the top, he expresses his desire to join Buddhism and is accepted by the Abbot, Shi Xinming, who gives him the dharma name Shi Jiugui.
• Sun Wukong leaves after ensuring the Nine-Headed Bird's well-being, and the Abbot assigns Shi Jiugui to protect the Buddha Light Sarira.

Character Developments

• The Nine-Headed Bird: Shows determination and sincerity in his quest to join Buddhism, overcoming physical exhaustion and pain.
• Sun Wukong: Demonstrates compassion and understanding, helping the Nine-Headed Bird despite initially being tasked with capturing him.
• Shi Xinming (Abbot): Recognizes the Nine-Headed Bird's pure nature and accepts him into the Buddhist order.

Significant Themes

• Redemption and transformation: The Nine-Headed Bird's journey from a demon to a Buddhist monk.
• Sincerity and determination: The Nine-Headed Bird's resolve in sweeping the pagoda and his desire to join Buddhism.
• Compassion and understanding: Sun Wukong's and Shi Xinming's acceptance of the Nine-Headed Bird despite his past actions.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and the Nine-Headed Bird: Sun Wukong shows concern for the Nine-Headed Bird's well-being, while the latter expresses gratitude towards Sun Wukong.
• Shi Xinming and the Nine-Headed Bird: The Abbot recognizes the Nine-Headed Bird's sincerity and accepts him into the Buddhist order.
• The Nine-Headed Bird and the Buddha Light Sarira: The Nine-Headed Bird finds solace and healing in the presence of the Buddha Light Sarira.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong brings the Nine-Headed Bird's Demon Tendon to Wu Feng's General Store to exchange for Main God Points.
• Wu Feng offers to exchange the tendon for 10,000 Main God Points, which Sun Wukong accepts.
• Wu Feng then tries to sell Sun Wukong an unknown item for 2,000 Main God Points, claiming it will help with his next Calamity. Sun Wukong agrees.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong shows eagerness to gain Main God Points and improve his strength.
• Wu Feng demonstrates shrewd business acumen, persuading Sun Wukong to make a purchase without revealing the item's details.

Significant Themes

• The value and importance of Main God Points in the cultivation world.
• Wu Feng's business tactics and Sun Wukong's trust in him.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Wu Feng engage in a business transaction, with Wu Feng persuading Sun Wukong to make a purchase.
• Six-Eared Macaque encourages Sun Wukong to trust Wu Feng and make the purchase.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong leaves Wu Feng's store, impressed by his business acumen.
• Wu Feng receives Main God Points for the transactions: 5,000 for the Nine-Headed Bird demon tendon and 1,000 for the Ebony Spirit Box.
• Sun Wukong and the group encounter a steep, thorny mountain range on their journey.
• Sun Wukong hears a voice and senses Demonic Aura but can't pinpoint its source.
• A thick fog with a floral scent engulfs the group, and they lose sight of each other. Tang Sanzang goes missing.

Character Developments

• Wu Feng: Shows shrewdness in business, earning Main God Points from Sun Wukong's transactions.
• Six-Eared Macaque: Demonstrates intelligence and humor, understanding Wu Feng's intentions with the demon tendon.
• Sun Wukong: Shows concern for Tang Sanzang's safety, using his Fiery Golden Eyes to search for him in the fog.

Significant Themes

• Greed and Profit: Wu Feng's exchange with Sun Wukong highlights the theme of profit and greed.
• Danger and Uncertainty: The journey through the mountain range and the sudden fog emphasize the dangers and uncertainties they face.

Character Interactions

• Wu Feng and Six-Eared Macaque: They interact playfully, with Six-Eared Macaque showing off his intelligence and humor.
• Sun Wukong and the group: They work together to clear the path, showing unity and cooperation. Sun Wukong's concern for Tang Sanzang highlights their bond.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tang Sanzang goes missing after being led astray by an illusion.
• Sun Wukong summons the Earth God to find the demon's lair, but the Earth God lies and tries to escape.
• Sun Wukong is attacked by the thorny plants and captured.
• Sun Wukong decides to wait for further instructions from Wu Feng instead of immediately searching for Tang Sanzang.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong: Struggles with his anger and frustration at the Earth God's disrespect and Tang Sanzang's capture. Shows restraint by following Wu Feng's advice to wait.
• Fahai: Demonstrates strategic thinking by prioritizing finding the demon's lair and questioning the Earth God's motives.
• Little White Dragon Ao Lie: Observes the Earth God's robe pattern, providing a clue for further investigation.

Significant Themes

• Trust and loyalty: Sun Wukong's trust in Wu Feng's plan despite his frustration.
• Patience and restraint: Sun Wukong's decision to wait for instructions instead of acting impulsively.
• Deception and trickery: The demon's use of illusions and the Earth God's lies.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Fahai: Fahai offers guidance, while Sun Wukong remains focused on finding Tang Sanzang.
• Sun Wukong and Little White Dragon Ao Lie: Ao Lie provides a crucial observation, while Sun Wukong scolds him for losing Tang Sanzang.
• Sun Wukong and Wu Feng: Sun Wukong seeks Wu Feng's advice and decides to follow his instructions.