Bajie happened to be on the slope grazing the horse. He saw the demon being chased by Sun Wukong and ran this way. He let go of the horse, picked up his rake and hit hard. He smashed the demon’s head into pieces, revealing his original form - a tiger. Sun Wukong was very happy to see it. He held his golden cudgel in one hand and dragged the dead tiger in the other. He came to the cave entrance again, trying to lure the old demon out.
The old demon heard that Sun Wukong dragged the corpse of his vanguard officer and came to curse. He was furious. He immediately dressed up, took a three-pronged steel fork, and led all his little demons out of the cave to fight. Sun Wukong saw the old demon and rushed over. The two of them fought at the entrance of the Yellow Wind Cave. You with a fork, me with a cudgel, and it was hard to tell who was winning.
Sun Wukong wanted to win quickly, so he plucked a handful of hairs from his body, blew a breath of immortal energy on them. These hairs immediately turned into more than a hundred Sun Wukongs, each holding a golden cudgel, surrounding the old demon. The old demon had never seen such a scene before. He was very afraid in his heart. He blew a breath on the ground, and suddenly a strong wind blew in the sky, blowing those more than a hundred Sun Wukongs like windmills in the air.
Sun Wukong quickly collected his hairs back to his body, and went to fight the old demon with his golden cudgel. The old demon knew that he couldn’t beat Sun Wukong, so he suddenly blew a breath on Sun Wukong’s face. Sun Wukong felt as if his eyes were stabbed by countless needles, and he couldn’t open them. He immediately lost the battle. The old demon took the opportunity to retreat with his troops. The sky also cleared up, and Sun Wukong told Bajie that his eyes were sore and tears kept flowing.
