Toward the end, three creatures join in on the adventure: a young dragon who eats the hero's horse and is then replaces it, a pig who once was the head of the heavenly hosts, and Sandy, a man-eating monster. They save the kingdom of Cock-crow by deposing the Lion Demon who is its ruler. Later, the main character saves the kingdom of Cart-slow by beating three Taoist magicians in a duel. This is all on the way to fulfill a quest given by the goddess Kwan- yin to a man renamed Triptitaka. For 10 points, identify this novel about Hsuan Tsang and the delivery of the Buddhist scriptures.
Toward the end, three creatures join in on the adventure: a young dragon who eats the hero's horse and is then replaces it, a pig who once was the head of the heavenly hosts, and Sandy, a man-eating monster. They save the kingdom of Cock-crow by deposing the Lion Demon who is its ruler. Later, the main character saves the kingdom of Cart-slow by beating three Taoist magicians in a duel. This is all on the way to fulfill a quest given by the goddess Kwan- yin to a man renamed Triptitaka. For 10 points, identify this novel about Hsuan Tsang and the delivery of the Buddhist scriptures.
Toward the end, three creatures join in on the adventure: a young dragon who eats the hero's horse and is then replaces it, a pig who once was the head of the heavenly hosts, and Sandy, a man-eating monster.
Record of a {Journey to the West} or {Monkey}  (accept equivalents for "Record of a Journey to the West")