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Macaque Chief Yaoguai Chiefs

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Encountered several times in Chapter 3, but is only added to the journal after defeating "Yellowbrow" iconYellowbrow and ending the chapter.

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The "Macaque Chief" iconMacaque Chief knelt with his back hunched, folding his dark wings before the golden Buddha statue at the feet of "Yellowbrow" iconYellowbrow.

Yellowbrow raised his hand, pinching the feathers, and said, “Such crude methods… The one who dared to use them on you monkeys was truly ignorant of the ways of the world.” With that, he waved his Spineshaft Cudgel, and specks of "Will" iconWill poured over the Macaque Chief, shining like the galaxy. The black wings trembled and retracted back into the monkey’s body. The Macaque Chief was stunned, and reached to touch his back, overjoyed.

Yellowbrow laughed heartily, “You were a chief under Sun Wukong. Now that he is dead, you need not wander anymore. I am rebuilding the New Thunderclap Temple to save all from suffering. Why not stay here?”

Seeing the Macaque Chief hesitate, Yellowbrow continued, “I know you have endured much hardship. To rank among the high, one must first toil among the low. You have already been low and toiled. Now, join me, and my teachings will elevate you among the highest.”

The Macaque Chief scratched his head, seeming tempted. Yellowbrow added, “In this world, the weak are often oppressed, while the strong act with impunity. The suffering you endured was ultimately due to a lack of power. Think about it, if you had the abilities of that monkey who wreaked such havoc in the Celestial Palace, it would have been others who would have suffered.”

Recalling the bitterness and hardships of the past years, the Macaque Chief couldn’t help but shed tears. He quickly prostrated himself at the feet of the fat monk, kowtowing repeatedly.

Yellowbrow laughed heartily, unfastened the sack at his waist, and placed the Macaque Chief inside. “Very well. I will teach you now,” he said.

Poetry

Once chief among the ranks, his countenance dark,
In crimson silk pants, a striking mark.
With icy blows, he mocks their plight,
A jesting whiff, his foes left in a fright.

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