Journey to the West: The Fiercest Worker in the Heavenly Court.

Summary

Tripitaka's boastful behavior has become routine for Sun Wukong and the others, who now ignore his ramblings. Tripitaka critiques his disciples, leading to Sandy's first act of rebellion, defending his appearance. As Tripitaka's demonic nature resurfaces, he expresses a craving for lust and excitement, urging his companions to follow him into the mountains, believing monsters await. His domineering attitude escalates as he threatens the creatures to reveal themselves, showcasing a chaotic mix of arrogance and desperation. Ultimately, Tripitaka's actions blur the line between hero and monster, leaving his companions worried about his behavior.

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