After this, the group went to find Mr. Ueno's third disciple, Miyamoto.
Miyamoto looked like a typical fat otaku, both chubby and reclusive, with thick glasses, as if an anime otaku had crossed over into reality.
His personality was also similar to an otaku; when he first saw Duanmu Huai and Banai, he was too nervous to speak. Only after taking the initiative to move a coffee table's distance away did Miyamoto's expression relax a bit, although he still spoke stutteringly.
"You, you were talking about food, those strange tales... Actually, like the teacher said, in Japan's ancient legends, there are many like that. For example, the famous... Yahyabichu."
"Ah, I know this one too!"
Banai clapped her hands.
"I remember the legend says Yahyabichu saved a mermaid, and then the mermaid, to repay her, gave her its flesh to eat, and Yahyabichu became immortal, right?"
"Yes, yes, that's right, but... the important thing isn't Yahyabichu, but the mermaid..."
