In this second part of the story, Miyuki asks for some money to pay for the beans that he spilled. He's worried that he's going to be kidnapped by the gang, and he begs Miyuki to let him go. Miyuki says he'll bring the others with him, too, and Miyuki tells him to bring back the money Miyuki has already asked for. He also tells Miyuki that he only asked for one of the gang's members, and now Miyuki is taking all of them. He asks Miyuki if he can ask for more money for the others, but Miyuki doesn't want to do that, so he tells him that he needs to take the "sanchin stance" , which is a pose that's used in traditional karate. In this pose, you aim your fists at the opponent's eyes, throat, and ribs. It's the same pose Miyuki used in the first part of this story, and it's a technique Miyuki learned from his grandfather, who was an expert in the art of self-defense.