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

Summary

In a tense discussion among the leaders of the Western teachings, there’s frustration over Tripitaka's journey to obtain scriptures, with some suggesting drastic measures against him. Maitreya Buddha insists on letting the journey proceed naturally, despite concerns of calamity. Meanwhile, Tripitaka and his disciples, weary from travel, encounter a mysterious call for help in the countryside. Tripitaka, driven by compassion, urges his companions to investigate, despite Pigsy's reluctance. The group debates the moral implications of ignoring the cries, showcasing Tripitaka's growth and commitment to his monk duties.

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