[Audio/Encrypted] Private to Misora

[finalarbiter.livejournal.com]

[Confusion breeds chaos and within chaos, there lies the seeds of opportunity. Light is determined not to let this one slide through his fingers. There's only one serial killer Light is familiar with in the Manor and he goes by the name BB. Ordinarily Light would have been at a loss for how to probe Misora for information, but the appearance of a second L- probably the idiot Mello- made this almost too easy. He quickly boots up a program and swiftly types in the algorithm that generates L's synthesized voice. He'd constructed it before, it was child's play to do it a second time.]

Former FBI Agent Naomi Misora, may I request a few moments of your time?

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whoaaa ... i had totally forgotten about this. oops my bad orz

[agentmisora.livejournal.com]

[Misora had gotten that annoying feeling of arrogance from L the last time she had interacted with him, but despite that she could at least sense his respect for her. Behind this one's fake compliments, however, there spewed nothing but utter condescension. It was as if he had wanted to provoke her on purpose. Not even trying to hide it anymore.]

Then how would you go about it, L? You know him better than I do, after all. You are the detective. I'm just a retired agent. So please, enlighten me.

Or could it be that you have no knowledge on the subject at all?

It's okay! Clearly I didn't get back to this on a timely manner either

[finalarbiter.livejournal.com]

[Ah yes, perhaps Light had pushed the taunting a little too far. But really, could he be blamed for it? There is, after all, something intoxicating about masquerading as L. In his world, figuratively and literally, this would have been de rigeur, but as the Author so kindly stripped that away from Light, this little game provides him with at least some of his intended satisfaction. If only Misora hadn't been so perceptive....]

Ahh, but you have the benefit of an outside perspective Naomi Misora. I too, am subject to personal biases. It would be hubris to think otherwise. [...Which he does.]