He didn't need to guess; it was certainly related to his disciple, so he hurriedly questioned.
Sun Wukong didn't think he was wrong. After explaining the matter, Xuanzang had nothing to say. Sun Wukong didn't possess a benevolent heart now, and his worldview couldn't align with Xuanzang's. No matter how much was said, it was useless.
Fortunately, Sun Wukong didn't hurt anyone.
Xuanzang pondered for a while and decided to hit the road immediately. Once Jinchi Elder couldn't see the Kasaya, out of sight, out of mind; with time, he would naturally forget.
However, when they went to retrieve it, Jin Chi had already died under the ruins, recklessly rushing into the fire because he couldn't part with his collection of the Kasaya.
Xuanzang had some resentment toward Sun Wukong, believing Sun Wukong's competitive nature led to Jinchi Elder's fate. Although Jinchi Elder had his own issues, where in the world is there a perfect person? How can human nature withstand tests?
