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00:00Chapter 107, Nothing is Perfect

00:04The travelers laid the soaked scrolls on some rocks.

00:16The sun will dry them out, said Wukong.

00:19The Tang Monk moaned.

00:22What if they're ruined?

00:24He sat down and put his head in his hands.

00:27I wish I'd remembered to ask Buddha the turtle's question.

00:33Bajay snorted.

00:35Who cares if you forgot the turtle's question?

00:38That turtle had no right to dump us in the water.

00:42Dumping us in the water was rude, Wujing agreed.

00:47Bajay sighed.

00:49The journey back east is becoming just as difficult as the journey west.

00:54Hello, cried a voice.

00:56The travelers turned and saw a man hurrying toward them.

01:01Chen, said the Tang Monk.

01:03He grasped the man's hands.

01:06It's good to see you again.

01:09It's good to see all of you.

01:11Chen smiled.

01:12Did you reach the western paradise?

01:15Yes, said the Tang Monk.

01:18It was magnificent.

01:19The land is filled with beauty.

01:21Chen noticed the scrolls lying on the rocks, and his eyes went wide.

01:28Are those the true scriptures?

01:31He whispered.

01:33Yes, said the monk.

01:35But as you can see, they got wet.

01:37A giant turtle dumped us in the river, added Bajay with a sigh.

01:45Please, come with me, said Chen.

01:48You can dry the true scriptures by my fire.

01:51Everyone in the village will be excited to see the travelers who met Buddha.

01:55Wu-Jing started gathering the wet scriptures.

02:00I'll help you, said Bajay.

02:02The pig grabbed a scroll and pulled.

02:06But it was stuck to a rock.

02:09Rick!

02:10The corner of the scroll tore off.

02:13The Tang Monk gasped.

02:18Oh no!

02:20Bajay stared in horror at the torn scroll.

02:24Wukong smiled.

02:26Don't worry, master.

02:29The monkey gently picked the rest of the scroll off the rock.

02:33The scroll is fine.

02:35But it's ripped, cried the monk.

02:38Bajay hung his head.

02:39Tell me something, master, said Wukong.

02:44Are you perfect?

02:47The monk gave Wukong a confused look.

02:50Of course not.

02:52Am I perfect?

02:54Asked the monkey.

02:56The Tang Monk shook his head.

03:00How about Bajay?

03:02Wukong smirked.

03:04We all know he's not perfect.

03:06The pig snorted.

03:11Nothing on earth or in heaven is perfect, said Wukong.

03:15So why should the true scriptures be any different?

03:19They'll teach the people of the east how to be good and avoid suffering.

03:23They will also teach the people that nothing needs to be perfect.

03:26The travelers finished gathering the scrolls and followed Chen back to the village.

03:39People came out of their homes to see the travelers.

03:43Welcome back, called the woman.

03:46It's wonderful to see you all again, shouted an old man.

03:50Soon, a crowd was following the Tang Monk and his companions to Chen's house.

03:58That evening, the villagers held a big feast.

04:03Later that night, Wukong and the Tang Monk sat, talking.

04:07We must leave soon, said the monk.

04:10The villagers will want to see the true scriptures.

04:13They'll become jealous that we have them.

04:15I agree, said Wukong.

04:19He remembered the priest who tried to kill the Tang Monk and steal the robe.

04:25Let's sneak away now while the villagers are asleep, said Wukong.

04:29The monk and the monkey woke up Ba Jae and Wu Jing.

04:34The group sneaked out of Chen's house and headed east.

04:37It was dark, but the light from the full moon lit up the road.

04:44Suddenly, the guard from the Thunderclap Monastery appeared.

04:48Congratulations, said the guard.

04:51You have faced one hundred challenges.

04:55Phew, the monk sighed with relief.

04:59I will become a Buddha at last.

05:02The guard recited a spell.

05:04Once again, the travelers flew toward the east.

05:13Once again, the travelers flew toward the east.

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