The girl had no choice but to wait.
Bajie rambled on for a while, then saw someone flying toward them through the air. He looked closely and, sure enough, it was Goku.
He called out, "Elder Brother! Elder Brother!"
Goku was no fool. At a glance, he saw that the girl was up to no good. He immediately went over to stand beside Tang Sanzang and asked, "Who are you?"
Before the girl could say anything, Bajie spoke up.
"She's the daughter of a family living in the mountains. She was passing by to bring food to her father and happened to see us begging for alms. Out of kindness, she invited me to her home for a meal, so we're waiting here for you."
"Oh? There are people living in these remote mountains?" Goku asked.
"Master, you may not know this, but this place used to be full of people. Later, a group of demons came to the back of the mountain, and everyone else moved away. My parents are old, and had nowhere else to go, so they could only hide here in the mountains," the girl sobbed.
"Is that so?" Goku said coldly.
"Elder Brother, just look at this frail young woman. How could she possibly be a demon? Maybe you're so full of killing intent that you're seeing things," Bajie said.
"You fool, have you forgotten what kind of eyes I have? Could I be mistaken?"
"Goku, don't be suspicious of her. She's just a young woman, and you're saying such things about her. Honestly..." Tang Sanzang said.
"Master, I have Fiery Golden Eyes. How could I be mistaken? You're just an ordinary mortal, so of course you wouldn't know," Goku said.
"Impudent! Are you saying I can't tell humans from demons? If I couldn't tell