Journey to the West: Upon seeing the Yellow-Eyebrowed Demon, why not pay homage?

"then!"

Just as the Dragon Girl was trembling with fear, Huang Mei suddenly threw the Black Bear Spirit at her.

The Dragon Girl quickly regained her senses and threw Bai Susu back to the other party. The two figures crossed paths in the air at an extremely fast speed.

Huang Mei raised her hand to support Bai Susu's light and graceful body, but the Good Fortune Dragon Girl did not catch the Black Bear Spirit. Therefore, with a muffled thud, the black man crashed heavily to the ground.

"Your Majesty~"

Bai Susu's eyes were moist as she stared intently at Huang Mei, her voice as soft as a kitten's.

Huang Mei nodded silently, placed it on the ground, and looked up at the Good Fortune Dragon Girl: "Until we meet again, there will be a long time to meet again!"

"Wait a moment."

As the Dragon Girl spoke, she suddenly flicked her finger at the Black Bear Spirit's face, sending out a wisp of immortal energy.

Stimulated by the celestial energy, the black bear spirit slowly opened its eyelids and immediately felt its whole body go numb and painful. After sitting up, it was surprised to find two Venerable Masters Miaoshan in the cave.

"Is there anything else you want to say?" Huang Mei glanced at him, then asked the Dragon Girl.

The Dragon Girl pointed at the Black Bear Spirit and replied, "I just want him to see this with his own eyes so I don't have to waste my breath."

Huang Mei was stunned for a moment, then burst out laughing.

Just because the other party turned the blade into the back of the sword when Bai Susu was about to commit suicide, thus preventing a tragedy, he could define their struggle as fighting for their respective masters, rather than being mortal enemies.

That's why I find the other person's "laziness in talking" somewhat amusing...

After all, even if they have left, the other party can still explain, it just requires a lot more explanation and even self-proof.

Sudhana, the Dragon Girl, had never been laughed at before. Hearing the laughter, she blushed and snapped, "What are you laughing at for no reason?"

Huang Mei offered no explanation, waved his hand, and quickly left with Su Su.

Looking at the beautiful young sorceress with her rosy cheeks, the black bear spirit was overwhelmed with emotion and murmured, "Sorceress, you are the most precious treasure in this world."

Sudhana Dragon Girl: "..."

"You saved me again?"

In the eerie silence, the black bear spirit suddenly realized what was happening, and with a sullen smile, tried to break the awkward silence.

The Dragon Girl nodded slightly: "I told you to be careful long ago, how could you still fall for it?"

The black bear spirit, like a child who had made a mistake, lowered his eyes and said, "That woman imitated you so perfectly; her tone, expression, and temperament were all exactly the same."

Sudhana sighed, "I don't want this to happen a second time."

"No, no."

The black bear spirit waved his hands repeatedly, then feigned a simple and honest smile, saying, "Master, I've heard that the best way to repay someone is to offer yourself in marriage..."

Sudhana's lips twitched.

She was naturally intelligent, how could she not see through the bear demon's thoughts?

After a moment's thought, she decided to cut off his hopes directly to avoid trouble: "Do you know my real name?"

The black bear spirit's eyes lit up: "May I ask your real name, Master?"

Sudhana Dragon Girl calmly said, "My name is Pengzhu. My father is Sagara Dragon King, one of the Twenty-Four Devas of Buddhism. I was born in the Dragon Palace of the South Sea."

Due to my potential as a dragon and my personal destiny, I attained enlightenment and became a Buddha when I was eight years old after listening to Manjushri Bodhisattva preach. Subsequently, I became a disciple of Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva and began my spiritual practice.

My current position is as the Right Attendant of Guanyin Bodhisattva, in charge of the finances of Mount Putuo.

As she spoke at a leisurely pace, the light in the black bear spirit's eyes gradually dimmed.

If the other party was merely from the Dragon Palace of the South Sea, he felt he could still qualify.

However, the fact that the other party had a father who was one of the Twenty-Four Deities put him under immense pressure.

Not to mention his sudden enlightenment after listening to Manjushri Bodhisattva preach, his Buddhahood at the age of eight, and his becoming a disciple of Avalokiteshvara and serving as her right attendant.

These messages, unseen and intangible, instantly crushed all his courage...

"Your Majesty, why do you keep such a stern face?"

After slowly walking out of Black Wind Mountain, Bai Susu glanced at her master beside her and asked in confusion.

Huang Mei said irritably, "What do you think?"

Bai Susu licked her lips: "She must be angry with that Master Miaoshan. It doesn't matter. Things change, and she might fall into our hands someday."

"We each serve our own masters, and she didn't try to kill me just because she's more powerful than me. Why should I be angry with her?" Huang Mei said.

Bai Susu feigned sudden realization: "So it's a pity that it didn't succeed this time either..."

I'm angry with you.

Huang Mei interrupted her directly, saying, "Your life was given to you by me, and you're my maid. How could you die without my permission?"

Bai Susu gently tugged at his sleeve: "I was wrong..."

Huang Mei asked, "Will there be a next time?"

Bai Susu shook her head repeatedly, but remained silent.

"Are you mute?"

There won't be a next time.

"There won't be a next time?"

"Your Majesty, I'm hungry..."

Huang Mei: "..."

The next day.

An old monk, wearing a Vairocana-shaped hat, a brocade robe, and eight-treasure monk shoes, with a hunched back yet adorned with jewels, slowly approached the Black Wind Cave, leaning on a cloud-shaped cane.

"Greetings, Elder Jinchi." At the entrance of the cave, the little demons all bowed and paid their respects.

The old monk, with a kind smile, waved his hand and said, "Go and report it."

The little demons looked at each other, but none of them responded.

Jin Chi was surprised and asked, "What's wrong?"

"Elder, you may not know this, but the King is in a very bad mood right now, and none of us dare to approach him," a little demon said with a forced smile.

Jin Chi asked curiously, "Why?"

The demons shook their heads, all saying they didn't know.

Jin Chi thought for a moment and said, "I'd better go in and check on him, just in case something else happens to him."

The demons were well aware of the relationship between the other party and their king, so they did not stop them and allowed the other party to enter the cave.

After passing through the front door, through the flower bushes, and finally through the third door, Jin Chi finally saw the Black Bear Spirit sitting on the wooden platform, constantly drinking wine.

At this moment, the cave was filled with the smell of alcohol, and the area around the wooden platform was almost entirely filled with wine jars of various sizes.

"Your Majesty, what's wrong?"

Jin Chi slowly approached him and asked softly.

The black bear spirit looked up and sighed softly, "My old friend Jinchi, you've come."

Jin Chi walked around the wine jar and sat down opposite him: "Has Your Majesty encountered some difficulty?"

The black bear spirit paused slightly before finally recounting the whole story.

Jin Chi pondered for a moment, then laughed and said, "Your Majesty is too attached to appearances."

"Attached to appearances?" The black bear spirit was taken aback.

Jin Chi smiled and said, "Let me tell Your Majesty a story."

The black bear spirit stopped drinking and looked at the other person with gleaming eyes: "You tell me."

During the Western Zhou Dynasty, there was a poor cowherd in the state of Qi. His family was destitute and he relied entirely on his elder brother and sister-in-law for support. People called him the Cowherd...

With a smile on his face, Jin Chi recounted the story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, captivating the Black Bear Spirit.

"Your Majesty, no matter how great the gap is between you and the Dragon Girl, can it be greater than that between a cowherd and the Weaver Girl?"

Finally, Jin Chi said meaningfully, "If the Cowherd could have the Weaver Girl, why can't Your Majesty have the Dragon Girl?"

The black bear spirit swallowed hard and asked, "What should I do?"

"May I ask Your Majesty, how did the Cowherd manage to keep the Weaver Girl with him?" Elder Jinchi asked.

The black bear spirit said, "I stole her fairy robes."

Elder Jinchi laughed and said, "It's a fait accompli, and they've already had a child."

The black bear spirit seemed to be deep in thought...

"I have another piece of news for you."

Elder Jinchi looked up and gazed into his eyes, saying seductively, "The Dragon Girl Sudhana will temporarily reside in my Guanyin Temple!"