Monkey King : The One And Only !link! -

The others shrank back. The water roared like a thousand tigers.

Yet, he never loses his edge. He wears a golden headband that tightens when the monk chants, causing him pain—a metaphor for the constraints of society and discipline. He complains, he bargains, and he frequently mocks the bureaucracy of the heavens he once fought. He is "the one and only" saint who never acts saintly. He saves the world not because he is "good," but because he is loyal. monkey king : the one and only

And he is the only.

The Buddha smiled. “You cannot leave my palm. If you can, I will bow to you as King of Heaven.” The others shrank back

Finally, the Dragon Queen whispered, “What about the Golden Cudgel?” He wears a golden headband that tightens when

Five hundred years passed. Lizards nested in his fur. Children threw stones at his face. He could not move. He could not die. He could only wait.