If Tang Sanzang was no longer the Tang Sanzang he had been before, would Buddha Tathagata accept that?
Zhu Bajie truly had no idea.
Still, Zhu Bajie was unwilling to take the risk.
He felt that this Tang Sanzang might bring them enormous trouble in the future.
The feeling was like a sudden premonition, fierce and overwhelming.
Although Zhu Bajie's current cultivation was only that of a Daluo Golden Immortal, his true self was a Sage!
Under such circumstances, a premonition from Zhu Bajie was practically a sign of something certain to happen.
That was why Zhu Bajie took the changes in Tang Sanzang so seriously.
"Rest assured. No matter what, I will always be that holy monk from the Eastern Tang."
After a long silence, Tang Sanzang finally spoke.
At that moment, Tang Sanzang was recalling his first meeting with Nüyin.
Back then, her first impression of him had probably been that of a holy monk, hadn't it?
"Master, I keep feeling that what you're talking about has nothing to do with what I'm talking about."
Zhu Bajie looked at Tang Sanzang skeptically.
No matter how he looked at it, Tang Sanzang did not seem to understand his own identity.
Although Zhu Bajie was not the original Zhu Bajie and had never experienced any of those events in Gao Village, that did not change things.
He did not consider himself a fool, either. One glance at Tang Sanzang's expression was enough to tell him that his master was definitely thinking about Nüyin.
Under those circumstances, how could anything Tang Sanzang said possibly address what he wanted to know?
"Rest assured."
Tang Sanzang had no intention of saying anything more to Zhu Bajie and fell silent again.
Zhu Bajie sighed, turned around, and went to find Sun Wukong.
"Senior Brother,