Chapter 46. In Chapter 46, Sanzang drank the entire bowl of water. ...
The little dragon didn't lie. Before long, he transformed into a white horse, lying on the ground, kicking his four hooves.
Bao'e watched with a smile and laughed at him, "Junior brother, if you keep kicking like that, it won't be long before you're kicking your way to the sky."
The little white dragon snorted and swung its ponytail at her.
Startled, Bao'e scattered in all directions, screaming incessantly.
Poor Sanzang was so frightened that he trembled uncontrollably, yet he still had to suppress his fear and discipline his disciples.
The cave was in an uproar as the little demons, obeying the demon king's orders, prepared a grand feast.
Meanwhile, the Silver Moon and the Traveler fought, and they were evenly matched. They fought for dozens of rounds without a clear winner.
Yin Yue was anxious, fearing that her brother would marry Bao E while she was away, so she took out a magic gourd and called out, "Sun Wukong, if I call your name, will you dare to answer me?"
The traveler, unaware of the magic gourd's power, laughed and said, "Call me 'Grandpa' a thousand times, and I'll answer a thousand times!"
Silver Moon held the treasure, turned it upside down, and exclaimed, "Sun Wukong!"
The traveler indeed responded, "My son, why do you call me grandpa?"
As soon as he finished speaking, he was sucked into the gourd.
After sending the invitation, Yin Yue hurriedly returned to the demon cave with her precious tiger, only to find a group of lesser demons drinking and making merry. Upon inquiring, she learned that the wedding banquet for the two of them had already been arranged.
Yin Yue was furious, thinking to herself: This Jin Ling is no human being, always doing such despicable things.
He pondered for a moment, then asked the group of lesser demons, "Where is my sister-in-law?"
The little demon hurriedly said, "The king has sent someone to help the lady to her cave."
"My brother isn't here?"
"He is writing a letter and wants someone to send it to Yalong Mountain to invite Grandma to a banquet."
"What a scheme! What a scheme! He even invited his mother here, I'm afraid this marriage won't have anyone to protect her!" Yin Yue was about to settle accounts with Jin Ling when she suddenly stopped halfway there.
With a flick of his eye, he transformed, and the silver robe that resembled moonlight became a dazzling golden robe.
Besides, he looked exactly like that Golden Feather, so it was impossible to tell them apart.
He then turned around and headed straight for the Golden Feather Cave.
They encountered a group of minor demons on the road, and indeed could not recognize them.
He pushed open the door and entered. The cave had been cleaned, and red candles were burning softly. Bao'e was sitting on the edge of the bed, drinking wine.
"Bao'e!" he couldn't help but call out.
Bao'e looked at him and said, "Brother, why are you back again? I didn't take your paper and pen, so don't look for them here."
It turned out that after Jin Ling led her here, he said he needed to write a letter to the old mother of Yalong Mountain, inviting her to come and have a drink. So he asked her to stay here for a while and then left.
Seeing that she didn't recognize him, Yin Yue was unhappy, but she had no way to show it.
He suppressed his emotions and said, "Marrying you is the most important thing."
Bao'e said, "But I still need to escort that monk to retrieve the scriptures. I am acting on the orders of the Bodhisattva. Let him go."
"With that monk surnamed Sun escorting you, what's there to fear? Once you're married, we'll release your master and let him go west. There's just one thing you can't do." Yinyue sat down beside her and took her hand. "When we tied you up with ropes earlier, were you injured or hurt?"
“No, no.” Bao’e let him lift up his sleeves and examine her closely.
Yin Yue massaged and rubbed her for a while, coaxing Bao'e until she trembled and felt numb, and she swayed and leaned against him.
This demon was also captivated and unable to resist his desires, but he was a novice and didn't know how to deal with him.
He carefully recalled how his brother and she had embraced and kissed that day.
It seems to be...
He held Bao'e with one hand and pressed his lips against hers.
This one kiss made Bao'e laugh so hard she almost fell over, and she said repeatedly, "Brother, you're like a sword that's been gathering dust for a long time, and you've become rather dull. You're using a kiss as a way of kowtowing, and you want to be my sister and brother for eight generations."
This made Yin Yue blush, her eyes burn, her back straighten, and her face stiffen.
But after a short while, he softened his tone and said to her, "Since I'm not familiar with this, why don't you teach me, okay?"
Bao'e had just stopped laughing, but then she became lost in thought again. She nodded and said, "Good brother, you are a devout one. Stop laughing, don't move. I'll teach you myself, and I'll make you a pro in just one round."
As soon as she finished speaking, she moved closer to him, pressed her lips to his, and gently licked them.
Yin Yue suddenly felt a tingling sensation in her head and a trembling in her heart. Her eyes were wide open in a daze, her lips and tongue didn't know what to do, and she didn't know where to put her hands.
After a couple of kisses, he finally found the key and held Bao'e in his arms, letting her sit on his lap. He slowly licked and sucked her, poured wine, and they drank together, thoroughly enjoying themselves.
This demon was a novice, somewhat inexperienced, and couldn't withstand such closeness. Before long, he felt a soreness surging up his lower back.
Bao'e gradually felt that the place she was sitting on was becoming more and more solid, so she laughed at him: "Brother, you are too energetic. You hide that sword in your clothes. Aren't you afraid of hurting people?"
As she was speaking, she slowly ground the millstone, swaying back and forth, her excitement palpable.
The demon had never heard such frivolous words before, and his face turned red with embarrassment. He buried his head in her shoulder.
"Don't say such things, it's so embarrassing." He said, but then pressed his hand on her back and pulled her into his arms.
The two of them took off their clothes and went off, enjoying themselves immensely.
After a long while, just as they were about to take a bath, Jin Ling returned and saw Yin Yue embracing Bao E in her arms, kissing her passionately.
Upon seeing this, he flew into a rage, drew his sword, and headed straight for the bed.
He then cursed, "You shameless wretch! You have no humanity! I'm marrying her, how dare you crawl into this bed? You have no shame at all!"
Yinyue stood protectively in front of Bao'e and said, "If you don't guard this cave, don't blame others for becoming robbers who sneak into the door."
"Enough talk, take this!" Jin Ling raised his sword and slashed down.
He slashed at the silver moon, but Bao'e panicked and ran away, straightening her clothes. The fool cursed, "Oh dear! I told you, marriage is a good thing, but your brother is a swordsman who loves to kill people!"
Upon hearing this, Jin Ling noticed a pile of golden robes at the foot of the bed and immediately understood.
He sneered, "You thief who steals what others cherish, no wonder you were able to crawl into this bed, you were wearing someone else's clothes."
Seeing that Bao'e still didn't recognize her, Yin Yue felt both jealous and angry, and transformed herself into a silver robe.
Bao'e only then realized that he was Yin Yue in disguise. She thought to herself: This wicked demon deserves to die. What good is it if he doesn't transform? He looks exactly like his brother. How could she tell them apart!
The Golden Feather and Silver Moon clashed with swords, a truly fierce battle. Finding the cave too cramped, they left and leaped into the air to fight each other.
Just as Bao'e was about to get out of bed, she suddenly heard someone calling her softly, "Wumiao, Wumiao!"
She quickly straightened her clothes, sat cross-legged, and said, "I was meditating, I wasn't doing anything, who's bothering me?"
The voice sounded like it was gritting its teeth: "You idiot, you have absolutely no memory! It's me, Old Sun, right here, right here!"
Bao'e listened carefully, followed the sound, and found a magic gourd under a pile of clothes.
She shook it and pressed her ear against it: "Brother, is that you?"
"It's me, Old Sun! Quickly lift the lid and help me get out of this gourd!"
Bao'e lifted the invitation, and the Great Sage flew out of the gourd, rolled over, and transformed back into his original form.
He drew his iron rod and sneered, "You idiot, stick your head out first and let me, Old Sun, give you a few whacks!"
Startled, Bao'e quickly backed away: "Brother, I let you out, why are you hitting me!"
Wukong didn't retract his staff, and said, "Let me ask you, what kind of business did you and that demon have just been having!"
Bao'e asked, "Brother, which demon?"
"Don't ask silly questions, just watch the fight!"
Bao'e said, "Senior brother, please don't hit me, and don't blame me either. You didn't jump out to ask me earlier, but now you're interrogating me. I have a bad memory, and I've forgotten some things."
The traveler could not express his regret.
He was just put into that gourd, which was pitch black inside. He couldn't open the lid no matter what he did. Otherwise, he would have flown out long ago.
“This fool who’s easy to beat, if Master finds out, won’t he banish you?” he said. “This journey westward is to obtain the scriptures. How can you harbor such a worldly heart and refuse to give up such an important task?”
Just as Bao'e was about to speak, the earth shook violently.
It turned out that the golden feather and the silver moon were fighting in mid-air, cutting down several mountain peaks.
The pilgrim then told her to release Sanzang and Sha Wujing, while he took up his golden cudgel, ready to fight them to see who was better.
Bao'e grabbed him and said, "Brother, you can't hit him."
The pilgrim sneered, "How can you not fight two such lewd and wanton demons? Or do you want to carry one of them on your journey to the West?"
“Brother, it’s not that I’m heartbroken, but those two are immortals who help Laozi tend the furnace. If they fight, Laozi might not let it go.”
The traveler asked, "My dear sister, is it really true?"
“I saw them back in Heaven at that time.”
The pilgrim pondered for a moment, then still asked her to go and save Sanzang, while he rode a cloud and went straight to heaven.
Bao'e then dragged her rake and fought off countless demons along the way, rescuing Sanzang, Sha Wujing, and the White Dragon Horse.
The master and his disciples picked up their luggage, and Tiger hurriedly left Lotus Cave.
When they left, Wukong had already invited Laozi.
"You wretched creatures, you stole my treasures and secretly descended to the mortal realm! Surrender now!" Laozi raised his hand and pointed, reclaiming the treasures that Jinling and Yinyue had stolen.
The two brothers returned with their formation, but they refused to give up. Their eyes were fixed on Bao'e, and they said that they would carefully plan their next move after she had obtained the scriptures.
Hearing Sanzang's distress, he asked her where she had gotten herself into this mess. The simpleton, however, seemed to be lost in thought and said to him, "Master, don't talk about these things. The journey to the West is the most important thing. Now that we've escaped the demon's cave, we should hurry on our way and not miss the appointed time."
Sanzang sighed repeatedly, and knowing that it was Wukong who had invited Laozi to save them, he thanked him profusely.
The traveler was not stingy; he accepted the gift and helped the man onto his horse.
From then on, Sanzang rode a horse, Sha Wujing carried the load, Wukong led the way, and Bao'e served as the rear guard. The four of them, along with their five horses, continued their journey westward.
They traveled westward, enduring countless hardships and passing through dangerous places such as Wuji Kingdom and Huoyun Cave.
Years have passed, from cold winters to hot summers.
This day was in early spring.
The master and his disciples suddenly came to a small river, which put them in a difficult situation. Fortunately, a woman rowed a boat, and they were able to cross the river.
Once on the west bank of the river, the woman took the money for rowing and then happily sailed away.
Seeing that the river water was clear, Sanzang felt a little thirsty and said to Bao'e, "Wumiao, get your alms bowl and scoop some water for me to drink."
Bao'e was also thirsty, but she complained that the water was not clean. She tugged at Sanzang and said, "Master, let's go further away. The water upstream is much clearer."
Sanzang nodded: "If that's the case, then so be it."
The pilgrim then went to release the horses, Sha Wujing watched over the luggage, and Bao'e took Sanzang's arm as they went upstream.
When they arrived at their destination, she scooped a bowl of water for him and said, "Master, please drink this."
Sanzang took the bowl of water and drank it all.
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