Calamities in Journey to the West? My heart and form are both void.

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Summary: In this passage, Wu Kong is experiencing an existential crisis, questioning his identity and purpose. Xin He, concerned about his state, offers support and reflects on her newfound understanding of human complexity. Tai Bai observes Wu Kong's internal struggle, recognizing its significance. The scene is set in Yongzhou City, where mysterious divine beings are present, and a potential conflict looms. The narrative explores themes of karma, existence, good and evil, and the intricate balance between celestial and mortal realms.

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