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

Summary

Wu Kong, unperturbed by external thoughts, faces a Bodhisattva, Void Storage, who challenges him about the chaos caused by mountain gods harming monks. Wu Kong dismisses reasoning, asserting that those with power dictate terms, revealing his disdain for empty dialogue. A confrontation ensues, showcasing Wu Kong's strength as he overpowers the Bodhisattva with his staff. Despite the latter's attempts to reason, Wu Kong proves might prevails. Meanwhile, Xuanzang grapples with chaos at the monastery, realizing the blurred lines between good and evil in a turbulent world, reflecting on the troubling state of humanity and the hypocrisy within the monastic community.

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