Looking for Lodging

Seeing this, Zhu Bajie looked at Sun Wukong with a puzzled expression, but Sun Wukong dismissed it and said to Zhu Bajie:

"Both of them had tofu on them, and I knocked it all out with one blow."

Zhu Bajie asked Sun Wukong with a puzzled look, "Did each of them have tofu on them when they came out?"

Have you ever seen anyone balance a tofu on their head?

Upon hearing this, Sun Wukong looked at Zhu Bajie's dumbfounded expression and said dismissively, "I knocked all their brains out."

Upon hearing Sun Wukong's words, Zhu Bajie was terrified and fled in panic, running towards Tang Xuanzang while shouting, "This is terrible! This is really terrible! We have to break up!"

Upon hearing this, Tang Xuanzang looked at Zhu Bajie with a puzzled expression and asked, "Why would you say that?"

Zhu Bajie immediately became excited, gesturing wildly as he spoke. Zhu Bajie exclaimed, "Brother Monkey knocked all those people to the ground in one go, leaving huge holes in their heads! This is definitely going to be the end of the group!"

Upon hearing this, Tang Xuanzang looked at Zhu Bajie with a puzzled expression and asked, "How badly did they fight? Why are you saying that?"

After a short while, Tang Xuanzang continued slowly, "Open this package; there's some money inside. Go outside and buy some plasters to apply to them."

Upon hearing this, Zhu Bajie sneered, looking at Tang Xuanzang with disdain, and said to Tang Xuanzang, "Master, be serious for once! A plaster can cure the living, but how can it cure the dead!"

Upon hearing this, Tang Xuanzang looked at Zhu Bajie astonishment and asked, "Did you really kill them?"

Zhu Bajie nodded upon hearing this.

After saying this, Tang Xuanzang suddenly became a little angry and started rambling on. An hour later, the four of them arrived at the place where Sun Wukong had just killed the bandits.

Just then, Tang Xuanzang couldn't bear it any longer, so he said to Zhu Bajie, "Quickly take out your Nine-Toothed Rake and dig a hole here, bury them both in it, and I'll perform a ritual for their souls."

Upon hearing this, Zhu Bajie felt extremely depressed. Zhu Bajie muttered softly, "Master, you're too good at assigning tasks. Sun Wukong killed someone; he should have been the one to do it, not me!"

Sun Wukong, also angered by Tang Xuanzang's scolding, rebuked Zhu Bajie, "You idiot! If your master tells you to do something, hurry up and do it! What are you doing, talking nonsense?"

Upon seeing this, Zhu Bajie panicked a little. He went down the hillside and dug two holes. Zhu Bajie threw his Nine-Toothed Rake aside and started rooting around in the holes with his snout.

After arching for a while, they finally reached a soft spot and buried the body, piling it up into a grave.

Upon seeing this, Tang Xuanzang then said to Sun Wukong:

"Wukong, quickly fetch me some incense and candles so I can pray and chant scriptures."

Upon hearing this, Sun Wukong pursed his lips and said, "This is really inconsiderate. There's no village or shop in the middle of these mountains. Where can we buy incense and candles? Even if we had money, there's nowhere to buy them."

Upon hearing this, Tang Xuanzang was immediately embarrassed by Sun Wukong's words. After a short while, he continued, "You monkey are really being unreasonable. Go over there now, I'll burn incense and pray for them here."

At the same time, Tang Xuanzang began chanting Buddhist scriptures, and after a short while, he slowly said:

"If you need to file a complaint when you get there, please do so against Sun Wukong, and don't involve Zhu Bajie and Sha Wujing."

Upon hearing this, Sun Wukong burst into laughter. After a short while, Sun Wukong looked coldly at Tang Xuanzang said to him:

"Master, you are so heartless! I went through so much trouble to get you to the West, and now I've only just killed these two thieves, and you're telling them to go and sue me in the afterlife?"

"Although I attacked first, it was for you. If you hadn't gone to the Western Heaven Paradise to obtain the scriptures, I wouldn't have become your disciple. Why would I have come here?"

After saying this, a thought flashed through Sun Wukong's mind. He then raised his Ruyi Jingu Bang) and stabbed the thief's grave several times, saying:

"Since my master has already wished you well, then I sincerely wish you well too. You've hit me so many times, it didn't hurt at all, it's just that you've finally angered me."

"That's why I killed you all. Go ahead and do whatever you want. I'm not afraid at all. Even the Jade Emperor knows me, and his subordinates are all afraid of me."

When Tang Xuanzang heard Sun Wukong utter such malicious words, he was greatly shocked and quickly said to Sun Wukong:

"Wukong, I was praying for you to become a good person, how could you say such things?"

Upon hearing this, Sun Wukong sneered at Tang Xuanzang and said, "I don't want to argue with you about this anymore. Let's get going."

Upon hearing this, Tang Xuanzang had no choice but to mount his horse. Along the way, everyone was lost in their own thoughts. Suddenly, after a short while, they saw a manor in front of them. Tang Xuanzang pointed in that direction and said:

"There are houses right here, why don't we stay there?"

Upon hearing this Zhu Bajie nodded, and then the group arrived at the entrance of the manor.

Just as Tang Xuanzang dismounted and was about to go inside, he suddenly saw an old man slowly emerge from outside. The old man respectfully asked Tang Xuanzang:

"Master, where exactly did you come from?"

Upon hearing this, Tang Xuanzang smiled and said to the old man:

"I come from the Great Tang of the Eastern Lands, on my way to the Western Heaven Paradise to obtain Buddhist scriptures. Now that I am passing through here, I see that it is getting late, so I will stay here for a while."

After hearing what Tang Xuanzang said, the old man showed a hint of disdain on his face and earnestly said to Tang Xuanzang:

"You traveled such a perilous journey to get here, how could you have trekked all alone? Don't lie anymore, I simply won't believe you."

Upon hearing this, Tang Xuanzang smiled and said to the old man:

"It's perfectly normal that you don't believe me. My three apprentices came with me too."

Upon hearing this, the old man looked at Tang Xuanzang earnestly and said:

"Where are your three apprentices? Bring them here immediately so I can see if what you're saying is true or false."

Upon hearing this, Tang Xuanzang pointed to the empty space and said, "My disciples are all standing there quietly waiting."

The old man looked up abruptly and was shocked to find that they were ugly. He panicked and hurriedly walked back.