Journey to the West: Man in heaven, working nine to five

#776 - The shocking changes in Huaguo Mountain, eat my old Sun

The Great Sun Tathagata wasn't as tyrannical as Amitabha, and at this moment, he was actually reflecting a little.

Sigh, could it be that I've been treating Chu Hao as a punching bag?

The Great Sun Tathagata had always disliked Amitabha's shamelessness, but he never expected that he would become the person he hated the most. What a sin, what a sin.

The Great Sun Tathagata looked at Chu Hao's harmless face and felt a little more guilty.

It must be said that Chu Hao's appearance was indeed full of deception, but it was also because the Great Sun Tathagata had lost his original form and had become a little cautious.

Let's not talk about what was happening in the Hall of Law Enforcement.

At this moment, the four Arhats who had just been sent out were encountering the biggest trouble they had ever faced in their lives.

At this moment, in Mount Huaguo.

An Arhat descended slowly from on high.

His whole body glowed with golden light, like a Buddha. In fact, he was indeed acting like one.

This Arhat was the one the Great Sun Tathagata Buddha had called over to bring Sun Wukong back to the Journey to the West. For the sake of Western Heaven's reputation, and also to save face for himself, the Arhat had been putting on airs.

The Arhat saw Mount Huaguo full of monkeys, but he didn't see Sun Wukong alone. He couldn't help but frown and cursed inwardly,

"That弼马温 (Bìmǎwēn, a derogatory term referring to Sun Wukong's past position as a horse keeper), has no manners at all. I've been here for so long, and he still hasn't come out to greet me?"

"Sure enough, this monkey doesn't seem to have learned his lesson at all."

The Arhat expected that Sun Wukong had been tamed quite a bit during his journey to the West and should have some respect for him.

Therefore, this Arhat was not low-key at all. He snorted coldly, and his voice spread throughout Mount Huaguo,

"Sun Wukong, this Arhat is here in the name of the Buddha to fetch you! You impudent monkey, why haven't you come out to greet me!"

At this moment, in the Water Curtain Cave of Mount Huaguo, Sun Wukong suddenly opened his eyes!

At this moment, there was no clarity in Sun Wukong's eyes, but rather a face full of baleful aura. Even the armor on his body seemed to be stained with blood.

Sun Wukong sat on the throne of the Monkey King, his eyes piercing through the void, directly landing on the Arhat's body,

Sun Wukong gritted his teeth, his eyes sharp,

"A mere Arhat dares to be so arrogant in front of this old Sun?!"

The word 弼马温 (Bìmǎwēn) cannot be said, especially to Sun Wukong. This represents his past of being deceived and inexplicably insulted.

And this Arhat was ignorant enough to mention this matter in front of Sun Wukong, so he can't blame Sun Wukong.

However, the Arhat outside the Water Curtain Cave had no intention of restraining himself. Instead, he continued to shout loudly:

"弼马温 (Bìmǎwēn), 弼马温 (Bìmǎwēn), didn't you hear me calling you? If you don't answer, I'm afraid these monkeys of yours won't have a good time!"

Sun Wukong glanced at the monkeys in the Water Curtain Cave, and his heart was even more filled with anger.

Dragons have reverse scales, and those who touch them will die.

Sun Wukong regarded the monkeys of his Water Curtain Cave as his own, but today, after Sun Wukong returned, he found that some of his monkeys were missing!

You must know that all the monkeys of Mount Huaguo have had their names removed from the Book of Life and Death!

They cannot die of old age or illness.

Later, Sun Wukong learned that someone had been hunting the monkeys of Mount Huaguo.

Sun Wukong was almost furious. The monkeys of Mount Huaguo were not golden monkeys or silver monkeys. They didn't have much meat, and their fur wasn't thick.

Moreover, these monkeys all knew some martial arts, and ordinary mortals could hardly beat them. Even if they could beat them, the monkeys could run away.

But some of the monkeys of Mount Huaguo were missing. They were all captured by nearby hunters.