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

Summary

Xuanzang, upon reaching the Golden Luan Hall, is scrutinized by the court officials who doubt his authenticity as a monk from the Great Tang. The king, intrigued yet skeptical, seeks to verify Xuanzang's identity and abilities. Despite the hostility from certain officials, Xuanzang maintains his composure, presenting his royal documents. The king suggests a demonstration of skills to gain trust, while Xuanzang humbly declines, attributing his safe journey to his companions. Pigsy, however, defies the officials, insisting on showcasing their strength, revealing the tension between authority and the travelers.

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