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00:00Journey to the West, Chapter 64, Magnificent Silk Vests.

00:11I hope that monkey finds a lot of food, said Bajay.

00:15I'm hungry.

00:17The Tang monk shivered and hugged himself.

00:20I'm so cold, he said.

00:23He looked up at the monastery again and then back at his companions.

00:26Do you two believe there are demons up there?

00:31Wu Jing stroked his chin.

00:34I'm not sure.

00:36Wukong believed it, though.

00:38Bajay snorted.

00:40Wukong is too careful.

00:42He's always worried that we'll bump into a demon.

00:46His stomach grumbled.

00:48Oh, I'm starving!

00:52Wu Jing looked at the monastery again.

00:54That place looks perfectly safe to me.

01:00Bajay nodded.

01:01It looks warm, too.

01:03Maybe the monks there will take us in.

01:05It would be nice to get out of this cold, said the Tang monk.

01:10That settles it, said the pig.

01:12Who cares what that monkey thinks?

01:15What does he know?

01:17Let's go up there, get warm, and eat some food.

01:20The Tang monk climbed back onto the horse, and the three travelers headed toward the monastery.

01:32When they got there, no people were around.

01:36This place is deserted, said Wu Jing.

01:40Bajay knocked on the door, but no one answered.

01:44Hello!

01:46The pig called.

01:47Is anybody in there?

01:50Again, there was no answer.

01:53Bajay looked at his companions.

01:56Maybe the monks didn't hear me.

01:59His eyes lit up.

02:01Maybe they're all in the kitchen cooking food.

02:04With noodles boiling and vegetables sizzling, a kitchen can be quite noisy.

02:10The pig's stomach growled again.

02:14I'll go in and find out.

02:17He opened the door and stepped inside.

02:20The monastery was dark and silent.

02:23I don't hear anyone cooking.

02:25Bajay said to himself.

02:27Maybe there isn't anyone here.

02:30He walked down a long hallway past several dark rooms.

02:36Hello!

02:36He called again.

02:39Then he saw a room that was lit up.

02:42He went inside.

02:44Bright sunlight was streaming through a window and onto a table.

02:48On the table were three silk vests.

02:53Those vests look magnificent, said the pig.

02:57He shivered.

02:58They also look warm.

03:00He looked around.

03:01Then he grabbed the vests and hurried back outside.

03:08Nobody's in there, he said to the monk and Wu Jing.

03:11But I found these vests.

03:14Great.

03:15Wu Jing grabbed a vest.

03:17I'm freezing.

03:19Bajay handed a vest to the Tang monk.

03:22Here you go, master.

03:23The monk frowned.

03:25I won't wear that.

03:26You stole it.

03:27I didn't steal it, said Bajay.

03:32I borrowed it.

03:35The monk glared at him.

03:37You must return those vests right away.

03:40We can return the vests before we leave, offered Wu Jing.

03:44Right, Bajay?

03:46Oh, um, sure, said the pig.

03:49We can do that.

03:50You two are terrible, said the Tang monk.

03:55We'll never get the true scriptures from Buddha if you steal.

03:59Bajay shrugged.

04:00Master, you don't have to wear your vest.

04:03But I'm cold.

04:06He put his arm through the armhole.

04:09Wu Jing did the same.

04:11Bajay put his other arm through.

04:13Wu Jing began buttoning his vest.

04:18Suddenly, they both cried out.

04:21It's tight, cried Bajay.

04:24I can't breathe, cried Wu Jing.

04:27They both fell to the ground, trying desperately to take the vests off.

04:32This vest won't come off, cried the pig.

04:35Who stole my vests?

04:38A voice shouted.

04:39A demon with one big horn rushed over.

04:44He looked at Bajay and Wu Jing and then turned to the Tang monk.

04:49Who are you?

04:50Demanded the demon.

04:52I'm from the Tang empire, said the monk, shaking with fear.

04:58I'm traveling to the west for...

05:01The demon clasped his hands together.

05:03You're the Tang monk!

05:06You're the Tang monk!

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