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第47集：

第48集：

Wukong stared at the mountains. “A

red cloud keeps appearing over those

mountains,” he said. “There must be a demon

ahead.”

“The road leads right into those mountains,”

said the Tang Monk nervously.

Wukong nodded. “We must be careful.”

He pulled out his iron bar and held it up.

Wujing held up his spear, and Bajie held

up his rake. The group walked cautiously.

A red demon sat on a mountain peak,

watching the travelers approach.

“The Tang Monk has finally arrived at my

mountain,” the demon said to himself. “I’ve

heard that eating just one bite of him will

make me live forever.”

The demon looked at the travelers again.

“Uh-oh. The monk’s companions have their

weapons out. They probably saw my red

cloud. I’ll have to trick them with a disguise.”

The demon made himself look like a

scared little boy. Then he went down to the

road, sat alongside it, and waited.

Soon the travelers approached. The Tang

Monk saw the boy and got down from his

horse.

“Master, that’s a demon,” warned Wukong.

The Tang Monk scowled at the monkey.

“He’s just a scared little boy.” He turned back

to the boy. “What’s wrong?”

“My family was attacked by robbers,” said

the boy. “Please help me.”

“I know what you are!” shouted Wukong.

“You’re a demon! I won’t let you eat the Tang

Monk!”

The boy looked horrified.

“Wukong!” snapped the Tang Monk.

“You’re scaring him!”

“Master, you’re being a fool again!” cried

the monkey. “You always fall for demons’

tricks, and you never believe me.”

“Be quiet, Wukong,” said the Tang Monk.

“Or I’ll recite the Tight Headband spell.”

Wukong glared angrily at the boy. But he

didn’t say another word.

The Tang Monk helped the boy to stand

up. “Can you walk?” asked the monk.

The boy shook his head. “My leg is

injured.”

The Tang Monk waved Wukong over.

“Please carry the boy. And don’t be mean to

him.”

The group continued west, with Wukong

carrying the boy on his back. The monkey

walked slowly, and soon his companions were

far ahead.

“You tricked the Tang Monk,” said

Wukong to the boy. “But you haven’t tricked

me. I know you’re a demon.”

“I don’t know what you’re talking about,”

said the boy.

A powerful wind blew, uprooting trees and

almost knocking over Wukong.

The monkey laughed. “I know that you’re

making this wind blow. Use all the magic you

want. You won’t be able to blow me away. I

once defeated Heaven’s entire army!”

The road now ran along the edge of a cliff.

Wukong looked down.

“I’ll throw you over the edge of this cliff,”

he said. “Then I’ll just tell the Tang Monk you

ran away.”

The monkey tried to grab the boy from

his back. But at that moment, the boy

disappeared.

Wukong laughed. “He must have gotten

scared.”

The wind suddenly grew stronger, and

dust filled the air. Wukong heard screams and

rushed ahead to find his friends.

“Master!” cried the monkey, trying to see

through the dust. “Where are you?”

When the wind stopped, he saw Bajie and

Wujing lying by the road.

“That was some wind,” said the pig,

getting up.

“It knocked us over,” said Wujing.

Wukong looked frantically around.

“Where’s Master?”

“Oh no!” cried Bajie. “That boy was a

demon. He kidnapped Master!”

Wukong shook his head. “Let’s all go

home. The journey is over.”

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