Chapter 1652
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Ba Jie also knew how to ride a cloud. He jumped into the air and looked around. There was not a single house within a radius of five miles.
Tang Seng had no choice but to ask Ba Jie to fetch some water from a bowl to quench his thirst.
The sun shone through the trees and onto Tang Seng's face. Tang Seng couldn't help but wonder why Ba Jie hadn't returned from fetching the water yet. So, he asked Monk Sha to find out where Ba Jie went.
After Monk Sha left, Tang Seng heard a strange sound behind him. He turned around and saw Monkey King kneeling by the roadside with a bowl in his hands.
Monkey King said, "Please have some water, Master."
However, Tang Sanzang's anger had yet to subside. He said, "I'd rather die of thirst than drink your water. Leave."
After saying that, he turned around and ignored Zhang Jie.
When Sun Wukong saw this, he revealed a terrifying appearance. His eyes also turned red, but in an instant, they returned to their original state.
He took out his iron staff and swung it at Tang Seng's head. Tang Seng immediately fainted on the ground.
Monkey King picked up the two bundles that Tang Seng had brought with him and rode the Somersault Cloud, disappearing without a trace.
Back to Ba Jie, who was going to fetch some water from Nanshan Slope, suddenly noticed a thatched hut. He thought to himself that he didn't notice the hut earlier because it was covered by tree branches.
So, he decided to go there and ask for some vegetarian food.
After making up his mind, Ba Jie transformed into a haggard little monk in ragged clothes. He went up and knocked on the door of the hut.
The one who opened the door was an old woman. When she saw his sickly appearance, she gave him yesterday's meal.
After Ba Jie got his meal, he transformed back into his original form and went back the way he came. On the way back, he met Monk Sha. So, they went to the riverside to fetch a pot of water and went back together.
When they returned, they found Tang Seng lying unconscious on the ground. They thought their master had died.
The two of them burst into tears. Ba Jie then said to Monk Sha, "Let's buy the horse and bury Master properly."
But Sand Monk was still unwilling to leave. He hugged Tang Seng and cried for a while. Suddenly, he felt hot air coming from Tang Seng's nose again.
Monk Sha shouted, "Second Senior Brother, open the door quickly. Master is angry again."
The two of them massaged Tang Seng for a while. Finally, Tang Seng woke up.
After Tang Seng opened his eyes, he said, "That monkey actually wanted to kill me! How dare he! How dare he!? "As he drank the water, he recounted what had just happened to Ba Jie and the others.
At this time, an idea suddenly flashed in Tang Seng's mind. He felt that it was strange, but he did not get anything out of it, so he gave up thinking about it.
Hearing this, Ba Jie was furious. He wanted to find the monkey and ask for the bundle back, but he was stopped by Monk Sha.
Monk Sha said, "Second Senior Brother, don't worry. Since the monkey has left, he must have gone back to Mount Huaguo. Right now, the most important thing is to find a place to settle Master down. "
Zhu Bajie patted his head and said, "Yes, yes, yes. Master, don't worry about that monkey for now. I just found a house not far away. Master, you can go there and rest first."
So, they went to the house and explained the situation. The granny was also a good person. She cooked some food for them and let them eat.
After eating, Tang Seng asked Ba Jie to find the Monkey King.
But Zhu Bajie did not dare to do that. He was afraid that the monkey would be unreasonable and beat him up. So, he said, "Master, let Junior Brother Sha go. I will stay here and protect you."
After hearing this, Tang Seng knew what kind of person Ba Jie was. He turned to Monk Sha and said, "Wujing, you go and find your eldest senior brother to ask for the bundle back."
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