When Sun Wukong saw that the time was right, he shouted, "Sister-in-law, it's me, Sun Wukong! I'm inside your belly. Hurry and lend me the fan, or I'll raise a mighty ruckus in there!"
Princess Iron Fan was shocked when she heard him, but she still refused to budge.
Seeing that Princess Iron Fan wasn't moving, Sun Wukong rolled around inside her belly, leaping up and down, kicking and punching. The pain turned her face pale and brought sweat to her brow. She wailed and rolled around on the ground.
She cried, "Uncle Sun, spare me! I know I was wrong. Stop moving around in there! I promise to lend you the fan!"
Only after hearing Princess Iron Fan agree to lend him the fan did Sun Wukong stop.
Sun Wukong said, "Hurry and bring out the fan. I'll come out of your belly after you do. If you don't bring it out, I won't come out either." With that, he hopped in place twice.
Princess Iron Fan was in so much pain that she could barely endure it, so she immediately ordered her maid to bring out the Bashosen.
When Sun Wukong saw the Bashosen, he indeed came out of Princess Iron Fan's belly. Afraid she might change her mind, he grabbed the fan and flew off as soon as he was out.
Sun Wukong was delighted to have the Bashosen. Humming a tune, he leisurely made his way back to the inn.
The next day, they said farewell to the innkeeper and set off westward once more.
But after walking only forty li, everyone's feet had been burned. Sun Wukong quickly told them to rest while he took the Bashosen to put out the flames.
Sun Wukong flew into the air and fanned Flaming Mountain with all his