>"Thank you."
>Let's move towards the gate and Mima and co, at least as close as we can get without crossing over some kind of boundary, figurative or otherwise.
>Let me know if you hear anything that seems relevant to what's going on here.
>Utsuho nods. "I think you may as well go home, though." she advises you. "I get the feeling there won't be school today."
>Ordinarily sensible advice. But Utsuho doesn't know what you do. So you move in the opposite direction, closer to the school gates. From this angle, you have a better look at the area in question, and you can see a bit of damage to the stone wall the gate is attached to that wasn't there before. The top of the wall has been gouged, deeply, almost as though something incredibly heavy landed on it. And the top of the gate on the side near that damage is damaged as well, bend inwards slightly.
>"Oh, I almost forgot." Utsuho calls after you. "I wanted to have a quick word with you."