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

Summary

Bodhi Patriarch seals Fangcun Shan, detaching it from external events, embodying solitude. Wu Kong, exploring his body, integrates a merit golden body, realizing its dual nature—both a boon and a burden. He gifts Yan Yu a miniature protective figure, explaining the importance of good deeds. Yan Yu, excited, vows to nurture it, believing it will shield her from calamity. As she takes to the skies, a dark goddess contemplates harming her but is deterred by a thunderclap, a sign of Wu Kong's merit. Yan Yu, disguised as an old man, seeks good deeds but feels lost until approached by a monk and a Taoist, sensing her precarious situation.

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