"Meaningful glances aside, I don't actually believe you're the type to do such a thing," Homura started with Kaori.  "Were all the victims female?  Or male?  Either might suggest something." 

They really didn't have a lot to go on, though.  Just a list of currently unsolved disappearances, so there's definitely going to be a need to get on the case, as it were.  Homura tried one of the cookies with her tea, while Tomoko explained the plan.  Asking a spirit to catch a spirit sounded like the right idea.  Certainly better than harassing any onmyouji around in case they had a shikigami who happened to notice something.  

"That's definitely one way to get a lead.  It's been a while since I did anything like that, but it's not like I'm an expert at calling someone up.  I can help with drawing up the ofuda, at least."  For a yokai hunter, Homura really was more the meathead type, unfortunately.  

"Hey now," a bright voice like steel on steel rang out from Homura's sword caddy.  "If you can't hit a ghost with your bare hands, you don't have the right tool, that's all."  Mizuki was, of course, referring to herself.  "Not that you should need to fight anything you're calling up yourselves, unless you really screw up."  

Homura couldn't help but crack up at Hina's pun.  "I guess that [i]could[/i] work."  She also did her best to give a solid answer to her question about ghosts.  "Usually, one deals with ghosts with means other than punching them.  Toss some salt at one, or have the right charms and you can trap them or chase them away, that sort of thing."