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

Summary

Hei Xiong Jing, torn by the news of a respected friend's plight, contemplates his path while speaking with Xuanzang, a monk seeking scriptures. Hei Xiong Jing, eager for understanding, expresses his desire to learn from Xuanzang, kneeling in respect. Despite Xuanzang's reluctance, he is eventually persuaded to accept Hei Xiong Jing as a disciple and bestows upon him the Dharma name "Wù Chén," symbolizing awakening and clarity amidst worldly chaos. Grateful and joyful, Hei Wu Chen prepares to accompany Xuanzang down the mountain, marking a new chapter in his journey. The scene ends as they approach the Chan monastery, where others react with fear to the imposing figure of the Black Bear Spirit.

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