Death Note |Hyunlix|

~Plan~

Felix POV-

Felix's heart pounded as he stood in his room, the dim light casting long shadows on the walls. His mind raced, a mix of exhilaration and dread surging through him as L's ominous words replayed in his thoughts. He paced slowly, his hand brushing over the edge of his desk, the smooth surface cool beneath his fingertips, grounding him as his mind spun with the implications of L's challenge.

"He's going to sentence me to death. Interesting."

The wicked smile that had crept onto his lips only moments ago faded, replaced with something more dangerous—determination. "So, L has deduced I'm in Seoul," Felix mused, his voice barely more than a whisper. "And he thinks he's closing in on me." The thought both thrilled and terrified him. The stakes were higher than ever, and he could feel the weight of L's scrutiny bearing down on him.

The revelation that the broadcast had only aired in Seoul gnawed at him. L's deductions were frighteningly sharp, yet Felix couldn't help but feel a rush of excitement. L had taken the bait, walking straight into the trap that Felix had so meticulously laid. But there was no denying the danger. L was no ordinary detective; he was a shadow with the power to destroy everything Felix had built.

"Your arrogance is your greatest flaw, Kira," L's voice had echoed with eerie calm. "You thought you could play a god without consequences."

Felix stopped pacing, his fingers curling into fists, the sharp edge of his desk digging into his palm. "Arrogance?" he muttered, his voice dripping with disdain. "This isn't arrogance... it's confidence. I've already won." It was like a game of chess, and Felix was determined to be the one holding the king.

But despite the bravado, Felix knew the truth: L was close. Too close. The detective had not only narrowed down Kira's location to Seoul but had also identified the pattern in the killings. Felix's first victim had been a "guinea pig," a test to gauge the extent of his power. Now that information had been laid bare for the world—and for Minho.

Minho POV-

Minho sat rigid in his chair, unable to tear his eyes away from the screen. His heart raced as L's deductions echoed in the room, each word a knife twisting deeper into his gut. "Your first victim was your guinea pig," L had said. The words hung in the air, carrying a weight that seemed to press down on Minho like a heavy blanket.

Who was Kira? Why did they kill? And why did it seem like each new revelation only brought them further from the truth? Frustration gnawed at him. He had been part of this investigation, working alongside his father and other officers, but it felt as though L was always ten steps ahead. And now, Kira's identity had been narrowed down to South Korea.

The tension in the room thickened with every passing second, L's voice a constant reminder of the peril they faced. "I've been able to deduce this much. You are in Seoul."

Minho's breath hitched. Seoul. The city where he, Felix, and his friends lived. The chilling thought gripped him—Kira could be someone they knew. But who? The list of suspects seemed endless, and every second that passed brought more danger. Minho clenched his fists, a silent vow forming in his mind. He wouldn't let this go unanswered. Not while he still had the strength to fight.

He thought of Felix, his brother. A tight knot of worry formed in his stomach. What if Kira was closer than he imagined? What if Felix had been caught up in this mess? He had to protect him, to shield him from the shadows that loomed ever closer. Minho could feel a storm brewing inside him, a resolve hardening like steel. He had to dig deeper, had to uncover the truth behind Kira's identity before it was too late.

Hyunjin POV-

From his secluded hideaway, Hyunjin, known as L, sat in front of an array of monitors, his fingers steepled as he watched the broadcast play out. The tension in the room was palpable, but he remained composed, his sharp eyes never wavering from the screen. "He's watching," Hyunjin muttered, almost to himself. "Kira's watching this right now."