> "I have testimony from Suika Ibuki that she had a visitor on Guest Island a few days ago. A white-haired poltergeist in a blue shirt with a brocade collar. In doing some of my own research into this poltergeist, I have not only discovered that she is the one responsible for Bhava-Agra's current state, but that she found her way to Bhava-Agra in the first place by climbing this mountain, slipping past the tengu patrols in the process. I also have very strong reason to believe that she would not have been able to bring Bhava-Agra down from the sky had she not been able to find her way there in the first place. My own personal experience with this poltergeist is that she is very dangerous and very determined, and she is still on the loose somewhere. She is responsible for the incapacitation of other individuals, including the teal-haired karakasa, whom I believe can be found right now at the home of the two girls from the outside world, if you wish to investigate into the matter for yourself."
> "Now, I don't know how she slipped past patrols. It is possible she managed to hide from them very well - I have very strong reason to believe she has spent time on this mountain in an unknown cave. It is also possible she was spotted, but managed to incapacitate any patrols that found her. Whatever the reason, she made it up the mountain past the tengu territory and was able to find Bhava-Agra, thereby enabling her to do to it what you saw for yourself yesterday."
> "Granted, the tengu are not directly tasked with guarding Bhava-Agra. Surface access originates on this mountain, past the area that is under their patrol, but still, it would be a bit heavy-handed to place the blame for Bhava-Agra's fall on whatever patrols failed to spot her."
> Shrug.
> "Of course, I think it would be similarly heavy-handed to place blame on someone due to an unfortunate coincidence."