Hikari slowly circles the frozen people, leaning this way and that to inspect them from different angles, poking and prodding here and there.  "Time...  stop?" she inquires incredulously to no one in particular, knitting her brow in confusion.  That makes a certain sort of sense, she supposes: if time stopped, then electrical current wouldn't move and so electronics would go dead, with the TV seeming blank because it's stuck between cycles in the refresh rate.  Of course, the fact that time stopping is internally logically consistent doesn't make it any less weird that<em>time has stopped.</em><br/><br/>Especially since it<em>hasn't</em>stopped for her.  Does that means she's somehow involved, or even that she could be at fault?  Hikari wracks her brain, and at length decides to kneel at the side of the road in a prayer-style position, close her eyes and concentrate<em>really hard</em>on making time move again.  After a minute of this she peeks out of one eye, then slowly opens the other as well, scowling in consternation.  Okay, if it<em>is</em>her fault then she doesn't know how to reverse it, so...<br/><br/>...  Tatami-san!  He definitely seems to know about weird things, if the events of earlier in the day are any indication.  (No, somehow she doesn't quite make the connection between the events of earlier and what's happening now...)  That means if she can find him, he can probably help her fix things.  The only problem is...  well, finding him.  After considering her options for a bit, she decides that his address is probably on file at the school, and since time has stopped anyway it's not like she's in any rush, so she should be able to find it (and him) if she sleuths it out step-by-step.<br/><br/>Thus does Hikari strike off across the frozen midnight city, headed toward the high school.