I teach kendo in Tokyo

Kazuma took the Jinguji family's car and arrived in front of Akamon, and then found that the place was already full of seniors who came to recruit new students to join the club.

The seniors holding a sign that read, "Freshmen of law school who want to visit the campus gather here," were almost lost in the crowd.

Kazuma was not in a hurry to gather, and went to see what clubs were recruiting people one by one.

He was particularly interested in the tennis club because there were several seniors with good figures.

Of course, his main goal is not to become senior students. In Japan, special emphasis is placed on the network of relationships established during college, which is different from the Chinese universities he has studied in his entire life.

My experience with Ma in my previous life was that after graduation, everyone relied on their abilities. The role of the alumni association was basically to go to KTV to sing together and reminisce about the past four years as classmates.

In Japan, the alumni association is a stepping stone for those who step into the upper class from the ordinary people below.

Therefore, it is best to fully participate in various club activities when studying in a university in Japan. Not only will you get extra points when you first come out for social interviews, but you can also use your alumni network to break into Japan's upper class.

Kazuma took the tennis club's flyer from a senior and looked at the time for the tennis club's experience activities.

As soon as he wrote down the time, the flyer was taken away by Jinguji: "Tennis, are you interested in tennis?"

Kazuma: "I..."

In fact, I'm not interested, but if I say that I'm not interested in tennis at this time, wouldn't it make people mistakenly think that I went to the tennis club for the short tennis skirt and white legs?

"I'm a little interested," Kazuma said.

"Then let's go to the club together to experience it later." Jinguji put the flyer into his small bag.

At this time, a senior suddenly stood in front of the two of them and said to Jinguji: "This classmate, you just got a flyer from the tennis club, so you are a freshman this year, right?"

Jinguji nodded.

"Then are you interested in Japanese dance? We are a Japanese dance research association. Doing Japanese dance can cultivate your character and make you more..."

"Sorry, I have been dancing Japanese dance for three hundred years. I am tired of it and don't want to continue dancing."

The senior was stunned for a moment, and then looked at Jinguji with an alien expression: "Then...then excuse me."

Then the senior turned around and ran away.

Kazuma: "Have you danced Japanese dance for three hundred years?"

"It's set. You see how fast the seniors run. Ordinary people will instinctively stay away from mavericks." Jinguji said, "In addition, my family will let me work in some shrines and guest star as a shrine maiden during important festivals, so I also I have been trained in Japanese dance since I was a child, and I feel that if I go to the Japanese Dance Research Association, I can directly be their instructor."

Jinguji's explanation is as impeccable and convincing as ever.

Kazuma then changed the subject: "Don't you have any clubs that you are interested in?"

"If there is a supernatural department, I would really like to go there." Jinguji said and glanced at the seniors who were recruiting new students, "But I didn't see the sign of the supernatural department."

At this time, a senior who also wore glasses stopped Kazuma and Jinguji.

"Um, are you interested in literature?" The senior is very short. If she hadn't held the flyer like the other seniors, Kazuma would have thought it was a passing child.

Well, no kids show up in front of Akamon in Bunkyo Ward on weekdays. But this senior was really too short, and Kazuma suspected that she couldn't even touch the top of her head when she put her feet up and stretched out her hands.

Seeing that neither Kazuma nor Jinguji responded, the senior repeated her question: "Are you interested in literature?"

This time her voice was much louder. For some reason, Kazuma suddenly felt that this senior's voice sounded very much like Aoi Nonaka.

This height and this voice made Kazuma want to bully the senior, so Kazuma said: "Little sister, are you here to help your brothers and sisters distribute flyers?"

"I'm a college student!" The little senior sister got angry and took out her student ID card and waved it to Kazuma.

"Ah, it's actually my senior sister. Are you always carrying your student ID card ready to explain misunderstandings to others?"

"Yeah, no? So are you interested in literature?"

Before Kazuma could answer, a tall senior came out from the side and said to the little senior with a smile: "Ganzhong, are you being treated as a primary school student again?"

Ganzhong is probably the last name of this little senior.

The little senior frowned and glared at the tall senior: "I want you to take care of it!"

"You should clearly identify the person you want to recruit. This guy looks like this, and he also has these lower body parts, and these muscles..."

President Gao came up and pinched Kazuma's arm very familiarly: "This person definitely practices judo and is a member of our judo club!"

Kazuma said with an apologetic look: "No, I have never practiced judo. I am Kazuma Kiryu, the natural rishin-ryu kendo master."

When the tall senior heard Kazuma's name, he immediately let go of him and took a step back. After looking Kazuma up and down, he said, "Wow, are you that Kiryu Kazuma? Have you really been admitted to our school? I haven't seen many reports. , I even bought the latest issue of Weekly Fang Chun to see if you passed the exam, but there was no news at all!"

The little senior also exclaimed: "Are you that Kiryu Kazuma?"

"Yes, I am."

"Then you must be very interested in literature." The little senior made a judgment at an alarming speed, took out a leaflet, and slapped it on Kazuma's belly.

Her expression at first seemed like she wanted to pat her chest, but then she gave up and patted her stomach.

"No, how come you assert that I am interested in literature?"

"Poetry and music are connected! Poetry is part of literature!"

Kazuma scratched his head: "Well... okay, but why don't you come and pull the one next to me?"

The little senior looked at Miyadera and said, "I'm not sure if she's tired of writing haiku for three hundred years."

He Ma was very happy, and immediately felt very fond of this senior's club, so he took the flyer and took a look.

He originally thought it was a flyer from a literary club or something like that, but that was not the case.

The name of the society on this flyer is: New Ghost Story Research Association.

Kazuma opened his mouth in an O shape.

The so-called new ghost stories refer to modern ghost stories of the *** type. One of its distinctive features is that they use the form of scientific research to present ghost stories, combine science fiction and fantasy, and basically place them in advanced and modern urban backgrounds. Down.

The "newness" of the new ghost stories mainly refers to the "traditional modern ghost stories" compared to the Cthulhu Mythos created by Lovecraft.

In Kazuma's impression, the rise of new weird stories only happened after the new millennium. Now I got the flyer of the New Kaidan Research Society. This thing itself is very New Kaitan style.

At this time, the senior saw Kazuma staring at the flyer with a suspicious look on his face, and explained enthusiastically: "The so-called new ghost stories are ghost stories that are different from traditional ghost stories and urban legends. Traditional ghost stories are all about slit girls, The Seven Mysteries of Academy are like this, and what we are studying is the Cthulhu Strange Tales created by Lovecraft!"

When the senior said it, Kazuma understood. It turns out that the concepts of new and old are always changing. For the Japanese in the 1980s, Lovecraft's works were "new weird stories".

In another twenty years, the Cthulhu Mythos will also become part of the "traditional weird stories", and people in the future will brew up new weird stories like ***.

Just as Kazuma was about to respond to the little senior, the flyer in his hand was taken away by Jinguji.

"Lovecraft? Cthulhu? What kind of weird story is that?" Jinguji asked in confusion.

Kazuma knew, but he had to pretend not to know.

Jinguji had been with him for the past year and came and went freely in Kiryu Dojo. She probably knew that Kazuma had never had the opportunity to come into contact with the Cthulhu Mythos before.

After all, Kiryu Dojo didn't have a single ghost story novel in the Cthulhu mythology system, and Kazuma didn't have time to borrow it from the municipal library.

Seeing that Jinguji Temple was interested, the little senior sister immediately waved her hand and shouted to the back: "Hey, I caught two interested people here!"

Grasp?

Immediately, two other seniors ran over carrying bags.

The leading flat-headed senior was dumbfounded when he saw Kazuma and Jinguji. He pulled the little senior and whispered: "Hey, are you mistaken? What's wrong with this combination of an athletic man and a super beauty? Will you join an association like ours? Forget it, instead of being bored when they come..."

"Give the book to someone! Maybe they will really like it?" Miss Ganzhong took the bag from the flat-headed senior's hand, took out a thick book, and gave it to Jinguji.

Because Jinguji was shorter than Kazuma, this time the little senior didn't need to slap the book on Jinguji's belly, but directly on her chest.

Kazuma glanced at the cover and found that it was in English. The translation was called "At the Mountains of Madness". It is one of Lovecraft's works. It tells the story of a group of scientists who discovered an ancient civilization and indescribable things that surpassed human understanding during a polar expedition. The story of things.

Jinguji took the book, glanced at the cover, and said with a smile: "Okay, I will read it. Where should I return it to my senior after reading it?"

"The flyer has the address of our New Kaidan Research Association. Just send it over. I am Amanaka Miu, a third-year law school student, and the president of the New Kaidan Research Association!"

When the word "president" was mentioned, the little senior tried to puff up her chest. That way Kazuma thought of the lyrics of a song in his previous life: put on a handsome suit and comb your hair like an adult.

The flat-headed senior behind Miu Amanaka looked apologetic: "Don't force it, there are many clubs in Dongda. You can read every club and then think about it slowly. Our club's usual activities are very boring, even more boring than comics. The seminar is still boring..."

"Why do you want to let other people's prestige destroy your own spirit?" Amanaka Miu protested very loudly.

Kazuma is actually a little interested in this new ghost story research group, because after thinking carefully about the year he traveled through time, he has seen a lot of weird things. Joining this research group may help Kazuma discover the truth about this world.

However, discovering the truth about the world is usually accompanied by huge dangers.

After traveling through time, he was finally freed from the dangers that followed him. He could live a more stable life. He wanted to finish college in peace and then join the Metropolitan Police.

He neither wants to explore the villages with strange customs in the mountains nor sail a boat to hit a giant octopus.

So he politely said to the little senior sister: "We will consider it carefully."

"Eh? Are you just thinking about it carefully?"

"Yes, after all, we still don't know what the new monsters are," Kazuma started to lie directly, "You have to read the book you borrowed from us, senior, to determine whether you are interested. It's not sweet to force it, isn't it?"

The little senior sister pouted, looking like an awkward little girl.

It is said that even if girls do not deliberately learn how to be green tea, they will instinctively master how to use their appearance.

This kind of petite and cute girl is born to pretend to be pitiful - no, since it is natural, it is not called pretending, it is people's instinct.

Kazuma was in a bit of a dilemma, always feeling that this little senior wouldn't give up until he gave a clear answer.

Just at this time, a tall and handsome young man pushed away the senior of the judo club who had been standing next to Kazuma and said to Kazuma: "I found you! Kiryu Kazuma!"

Kazuma just didn't care about anything, he just spread his legs and took a small horse step.

What if they are here to fight?

Looking at the other person again, with his long visual style hair, it seemed that he was playing in a band, and Kazuma immediately understood.

"I'm from the Rock Research Society of the University of Tokyo!" The senior of the Department of Visual Arts swung his long hair from his forehead to reveal his covered eyes, "You must come to our academy! The band we have learned is super strong! "

He Mamiao refused: "Sorry, I don't want to play music."

As soon as he finished speaking, a strange voice immediately said: "Yes, of course he wants to join our Tokyo University Kendo Club!"

Just when Kazuma was about to follow the voice to see what the speaker looked like, another voice came in: "Fart, Kiryu-kun's ambition is to enter the Metropolitan Police Department, of course to join our detective club! This club will meet every week Mock detectives will be held, and unsolved cases disclosed by the Metropolitan Police Department that are still under investigation will be discussed! Many of our seniors joined the Metropolitan Police Department after graduation, which will be of great benefit to their future careers! "

Before Kazuma could see what the sudden appearance of the detective club senior looked like, more voices joined the conversation.

"Kiryu-san! The Film Research Club needs you!"

"If you want to be a police officer, the Fighting Fans Association is your first choice!"

"Please come to the shooting club and tell us about your experience in using UZI submachine guns!"

"Kiryu-dono, please come to our ninjutsu enthusiasts association gozaru (this is an ancient style of mouth)!"

It seems that when I was talking to senior Miu Amanaka just now, the news that "that Kiryu Kazuma was admitted to Tokyo University" had spread, and all the fan clubs came to recruit people.

Kazuma looked around and found that he and Jinguji were surrounded by three levels inside and three outside.

"Hey!" Amanaka Miu was squeezed out of Kazuma's field of vision, and she was still shouting with her hands raised, "Don't snatch my juniors! He has decided to go..."

"What? Ganzhong, you are here."

"Ganzhong, remember to stand on the box before you speak next time, otherwise we won't be able to see where you are!"

Amanaka Miu looked like she was used to being teased about her height, and continued to argue: "He has promised to consider our association first! You all stand back a little, and when he refuses to join our association, it's not too late for you to come and grab him!"

"Oh, Ganzhong, those new weird stories of yours are already difficult to understand. Most of your works have not been translated, and the key English itself is a bit strange."

Kazuma couldn't help but agree with the senior - although the situation was chaotic now and Kazuma was not sure which senior said this.

In his previous life, he had read the English version of "Cthulhu Mythos" in order to show off. Lovecraft's English was a bit difficult for him, a non-native English speaker, to understand.

He Marco is a senior business representative of a foreign trade company and relies on English to make a living - although he studied computer science in college.

Senior Sister Miu Amanaka snorted unconvinced: "What do you know! New Kaidan will definitely be established on the earth."

At this time, Jinguji whispered in Kazuma's ear: "We still have to visit the school, so we have to go there to gather."

So Hema cleared his throat and interrupted the quarrel among the seniors: "Well, thank you for your kindness, seniors, but I have to visit the school today..."

"I'll take you there! I'm also from the Law Department." A senior said immediately.

Miu Amanaka immediately shouted: "I'm here first! Kiryu, let me take you to visit! I haven't missed a single class in three years of college, and I can also introduce to you the characteristics of each professor.

"If you don't understand anything, you can ask me and I will tell you kindly!"

As soon as she finished speaking, a senior student wanted to object, but she stopped him with one sentence: "Do you miss less classes than me? Are you more familiar with the professor than me?"

Then the naysayers all shut up.

Kazuma looked down at Amanaka Miu-senpai, a little surprised that she could actually make all the seniors shut up.

The senior raised her head and looked at Kazuma, patted her chest and said, "Look, I am the most suitable person to show you the school. If you follow me, you don't have to visit with the group."

Kazuma glanced at Miyadera, who shrugged.

It seems that she doesn’t have any special requirements for who she takes to visit the school.

So Kazuma said, "Then I'll leave it to you, senior."

"Okay!" Amanaka Miyu turned around and shooed away other members of the club like flies, "Go away, go away! Don't block the road!"

Other members of the club actually moved out of the way.

Kazuma suddenly thought, could it be that the other seniors, who seemed to be making fun of Ama for her size, actually doted on her?

It's like everyone in Kiryu Dojo bullies Mikako, but in fact they all love Mikako.

Leaving the crowd, Kazuma glanced at the seniors who were going to lead the freshmen of the law school on a tour, and found that the seniors already knew about him. The senior holding the assembly sign winked at Kazuma, and it seemed that he did not intend to stop Kazuma from following. Girls from Gan Middle School visited the campus.

Amanaka Miu led the way and was in a good mood, with a sense of excitement in every step, which made her look more like a child.

"The road we are taking now is a famous product of the University of Tokyo. In the autumn, the ginkgo leaves on both sides will all turn yellow, which looks very beautiful. However, the ginkgo will have an indescribable smell in the autumn, so the old students of the University of Tokyo will have to wait until autumn. We will try our best to avoid this road." The senior sister began to explain as she walked.

"By the way, the number of cars will be reduced a lot within the campus, but after all, the campus is not completely closed, so you still have to be careful about the cars."

Regarding the kind reminder from his senior, Kazuma felt that he would lose if he complained.

Is this a kindergarten teacher taking children on the street?

"In front of you is the Yasuda Lecture Hall! However, it is generally not open now and is mainly used as a warehouse for the Faculty of Law. I am in my third year here and have only gone in once. Also, there are several professors in the school who are interested in the Yasuda Lecture Hall. I care very much, don’t talk to them about things that happened ten years ago.”

Kazuma nodded, pretending to be ignorant.

In fact, he probably guessed that some of these professors probably had their best students who died ten years ago.

Senior Miu Amanaka continued to lead Kazuma and Jinguji to visit the campus.

Jinguji suddenly approached Kazuma and whispered in his ear: "Do you think this scene looks like a young couple taking their children for an outing?"

Kazuma frowned slightly, and then realized that they were quite similar.

Senior Miu Amanaka didn't hear the two people's whispers at all, and continued to introduce the various buildings on the Hongo campus of Tokyo University with great interest.

**

More than an hour later, Miu Amanaka finally took Kazuma and Jinguji around the Tokyo University Hongo campus.

Then the little senior sister asked enthusiastically: "Do you still want to buy textbooks? I will take you to the school bookstore?"

Just as Kazuma was about to answer, Jinguji said, "Ah, no need for this, we will go to the used bookstore later."

"That's it." The little senior showed an "I understand" expression, "It's better to use old books. In fact, quite a lot of people use old books. After all, people who don't have much money left after paying for school and housing are still That’s the majority. Have you rented your house yet?”

Kazuma: "Uh...I'm from Tokyo."

When the little senior sister heard this, she was obviously discouraged: "What's going on... I thought we might be neighbors."

Kazuma took the opportunity to ask: "Senior, do you rent a house?"

"Of course, my hometown is in Aomori."

"Aomori?" Kazuma immediately had a different impression of the little senior in his mind. After all, Aomori gave people the impression of a backward countryside - in fact, it was indeed a backward countryside.

So Kazuma's impression of this senior was like a golden phoenix flying out of the ravine, a noble girl from a poor family.

Unexpectedly, Miu Amanaka continued: "My family raises horses in Aomori, and the horse 'Ryutan Mouse' that won the horse racing championship last month was bred by my family."

The image of a noble girl from a poor family in Kazuma's mind was shattered with a snap, and was replaced by the daughter of a landlord.

No, it’s just that horse farmers are not necessarily rich, just like code farmers are not necessarily bald.

So Kazuma asked: "Senior, is your family...very rich?"

"Hmm... so-so. People in Tokyo look down on us anyway. When I first came to Tokyo, Aomori had a strong accent, and many people laughed at me."

At this time Jinguji said: "Hundreds of years ago, the Tokyo accent was laughed at in Kyoto, but now it has become the orthodox pronunciation, which is interesting."

Miu Amanaka looked at Jinguji in confusion: "Are you from Kansai?"

"No, I'm a native of Tokyo." Jinguji replied.

"Eh?" The little senior sister looked suspicious.

Jinguji asked the senior: "Where do you rent a house, senior?"

"Of course I rented it on the Kanda River side. Although my family can afford the rent in Bunkyo Ward, I liked the song and movie "Kanda River" very much, so I rented it there."

As she spoke, the senior hummed a few lyrics of "Kanda River".

Then Kazuma realized that this senior might be a little tone-deaf.

After singing, the senior raised her hand and looked at her watch: "Well, if you want to buy books, you should go to lunch now. Do you want me to recommend a store?"

Kazuma asked: "Senior, won't you come with me? In order to thank you for leading the way, I plan to treat you to a meal."

Chiyoko put an extra 3,000 yen in Kazuma's wallet today, so now Kazuma feels that his wings are strong, and it is no problem to treat his senior sister to a meal.

Miu Amanaka looked at Jinguji and said with a smile: "Forget it, I won't disturb you two's date. Remember to read the book I gave you when you go back! It is a masterpiece that you will never regret after reading it! So, bye! "

After finishing speaking, Senior Miu Amanaka turned around and walked away with light steps.

Kazuma: "What an energetic senior."

"Yes, and it's very cute." Jinguji Tamamo said, and glanced at Kazuma meaningfully, and Kazuma pretended not to notice her look.

Jinguji continued: "The New Monster Research Club, it feels like a club similar to the Supernatural Club."

"You want to go?" Kazuma asked in surprise.

"I'll go back and read this book first before making a decision. Crazy Mountains... feels like it's a story related to a mountain god?"

Kazuma: "...Maybe."

He almost forgot that his setting was that he had never been exposed to Lovecraft's works, but luckily he finally remembered.

"Let's go, find a place to eat first. Didn't Chiyoko ask you to check for a cheap restaurant first? Let's go find it together." Jinguji temporarily forgot about the New Kaidan Research Association and said to Kazuma.

"Well, I happen to be hungry too." Kazuma nodded.