Journey to the West: Starting from Changing Sun Wukong’s fate
Chapter 452 - 417: The Princess is a Monster, You are the Ones Who Resemble Monsters

Chapter 452: Chapter 417: The Princess is a Monster, You are the Ones Who Resemble Monsters

By this time, Sun Wukong had already arrived, hiding on the rooftop.

With his keen eyesight, he could easily see everything inside clearly and even hear all the sounds distinctly.

Unable to restrain himself, Sun Wukong chuckled and said, "Who would’ve thought this blockhead could actually be so cunning? He nearly gave himself away several times but managed to talk his way out of it!"

Observing from the rooftop with a cold eye, Sun Wukong wasn’t worried about being seen by anyone inside.

"Lights out!"

Seeing the light go out, Sun Wukong couldn’t help but wait for things to develop further.

"This is what they call ’the good cabbage being hogged by the pig’, huh?"

Sun Wukong snickered.

Just as Sun Wukong was enjoying watching how Zhu Bajie would proceed, he suddenly heard the Fake Princess exclaim, "Eh, Prince Consort, why has your mouth become so long?"

Zhu Bajie was still thinking about how to seal the Demon’s mana. Now that Sun Wukong hadn’t appeared, he clearly could only rely on himself, but he hadn’t expected his nervousness to cause his Transformation to fail.

Quick-witted, Zhu Bajie retorted, "What’s the big deal? My mouth gets longer whenever I’m excited, don’t worry about it!"

Saying this, Zhu Bajie continued looking for a way to seal the Demon’s power.

"Why have your ears also become so big? And why has your skin become so rough?" the Princess cried out in shock.

"Stop fussing about so much, what’s there to worry about in the bridal chamber!"

Zhu Bajie said, growing a bit impatient.

"You’re not Xuanzang!" the Monster finally realized.

"I’m a monk from Great Tang, if not Xuanzang, what am I?" Zhu Bajie was taken aback and hastily tried to explain.

"You’re Zhu Bajie!" The Fake Princess finally recognized who was lying on top of her.

"The lights are out, it’s too dark, you must be seeing things," Zhu Bajie explained, a bit sheepishly.

"You think I’m blind? Damn you!" The Fake Princess, now furiously enraged, lifted her foot and gave Zhu Bajie a fierce kick in the groin.

"Ah!"

Zhu Bajie couldn’t help but scream miserably as his body was sent flying, crashing through the wall to create a large hole, before he harshly landed on the ground. The Monster, full of resentment, had not held back her kick.

Even someone as tough-skinned and thick-fleshed as Zhu Bajie couldn’t help but feel excruciating pain after being kicked in the stomach.

The Fake Princess slightly rearranged her clothes, which Zhu Bajie had torn into disarray, and leaped out of the house holding a Jade Pestle.

Pointing at Zhu Bajie angrily, she cursed, "Damn you, Zhu Bajie, for daring to insult me! Today I won’t spare your life, you stupid pig."

"Haha! Old Sun is dying of laughter here! That was quite a kick, the blockhead’s really in for it," Sun Wukong, hiding on the rooftop, couldn’t help but laugh out loud.

It turned out Zhu Bajie had reverted to his true form in his excitement, and the Jade Rabbit, no fool, realized she had been duped.

Despite seeing Zhu Bajie getting kicked out, Sun Wukong did not rush to intervene, but with a mentality of watching a lively show, he continued to sit on the roof enjoying the spectacle. After all, the Monster was not powerful enough to spot him on the rooftop.

At this point, the Jade Rabbit, driven by humiliation and fury, raised the Jade Pestle for Pounding Medicine and smashed it towards Zhu Bajie’s head.

Zhu Bajie let out a shrill scream, rolled to dodge the blow despite the pain, and quickly untied the Nine-toothed Rake from his waist, twirling it to extend its length to over three meters, grasping it with both hands as he leaped up from the ground.

However, already severely injured, the poor guy was hardly stable on his feet and began to sweat profusely.

Still, he was not ready to admit defeat and shouted loudly, "You brazen evil spirit, how dare you impersonate a Princess and cause trouble in the lower realm! You’ve run into Grandpa Pig today, and you’re out of luck! Don’t run! Let Grandpa Pig hit you with a rake!... Ah!"

Zhu Bajie hadn’t finished his sentence when he once again screamed in agony as he was thrown back, knocking down a section of the wall behind him.

As it happened, while Zhu Bajie was still talking tough, the enraged Jade Rabbit had already charged at him and struck mercilessly with her Jade Pestle. Zhu Bajie, in a panic, tried to block with his rake, but the Jade Pestle sent it flying.

Zhu Bajie’s strength would usually be a match for the Jade Rabbit, but his previous injury had hampered him, preventing him from using his full strength, making him no match for her.

Rabbits are known for their strong back legs, and this kick was particularly forceful because it was fueled by resentment, and Zhu Bajie was caught completely off guard.

While Zhu Bajie was not a mere mortal, the Jade Rabbit was not ordinary either, and her kick had severely injured him.

With such commotion, the Prince Consort’s Mansion was in complete disarray, and terrified people scattered in all directions.

The Jade Rabbit, now stripped of her need to pretend to be the Princess and enraged, reappeared in her true form, still brandishing the Jade Pestle as she continued the chase—it was clear she wouldn’t rest until Zhu Bajie was dead.

Sun Wukong, watching Zhu Bajie’s tragic state, couldn’t hide a smile.

Sun Wukong wasn’t eager to step in just yet. He had known Zhu Bajie since their time in the Celestial Court, but even he had never witnessed Zhu Bajie’s full capabilities.

Now, with such a perfect opportunity, he naturally wanted to see what Zhu Bajie was really capable of.

With this thought, Sun Wukong continued to watch.

Zhu Bajie, lying amidst the rubble and seeing the Demon charging at him again, was scared out of his wits.

Suddenly, he had a flash of inspiration and shouted at the top of his lungs, "Brother Monkey! Quickly subdue this evil spirit! Save old Bajie’s life!"