"Hahahahaha! Your bullshitting is even worse than your chess, you old lizard!" The old dragon who had just won their game roared with laughter. "The Golden Cudgel wounds with a graze and kills with a touch, yet somehow a piece chipped off against your head!"
"Oh, shut your filthy mouth," One-Eyed Dragon said glumly.
But as a flash of golden light appeared, the fragment on One-Eyed Dragon's head grew in the wind, becoming longer and thicker.
At Amnesty Bay, several metal fragments flew out of Zhu Bajie's ears and headed toward Atlantis.
"What—" Roland froze. "—is that?"
"The Ruyi Jingu Bang." Zhu Bajie chuckled.
"The real thing?"
"Not quite. Ever since that monkey was little, he had to get his hands on anything good he saw. If someone wouldn't give it to him, he'd take it," Zhu Bajie said. "Do you think he'd leave his most important weapon behind?"
"Seeing Joy, right?" Roland nodded. "Then this is—"
"A treasure my martial nephew left behind—the Eldest Prince of Jade Flower Province. This was his weapon," Zhu Bajie explained.
"Oh."
"Forget that for now. Let's get ready to deal with Silver Horn King." Zhu Bajie looked toward the shore, where a horned hermit crab several stories tall was crawling onto land.
"Can't they possess something normal?" Roland said. "Still, this one looks easier to deal with than Golden Horn King."
"Of course. Let the little monkey practice on this one." Zhu Bajie tossed Marcus a bottle of Qi Water. "Go!"
Marcus mounted his Somersault Cloud, flew toward the hermit crab's eyes, and launched a furious assault.
"Wait, where are you going?" Zhu Bajie watched Roland fly toward the hermit crab. "Give the young fellow a chance."
"Who said I was doing that? I'm looking for the Jade-Purity Vase!" Roland explained. "Since Golden