Light Yagami had finally done it- he created his new world, without further problems. The world was nearly criminal- free for good. Now he had the choice- what should he do about the remaining detectives that had been such a nuisance before? Should he simply write their names in the Death Note to prove that no one should threaten Kira's power, or should he give them another chance? His instincts are telling him to kill them- he doesn't want people to think they can try to stop Kira and get off easy. For some reason, though, something is stopping him- is it natural human compassion, or does he actually care about Ryuzaki? I do not own any of these characters or the image used for the cover art on this story.

What if Light wasn't Kira? What if he was framed? // When 17 year-old Light Yagami, an aspiring detective, gets asked by his father, Soichiro Yagami, chief of the NPA, to join the investigation on the 'Kira' case (AKA the case that involves criminals suddenly dying at the hands [or book] of the one who is known only as Kira), he gladly accepts. But what happens when all evidence and suspicion point to him when he has done nothing? And what can he do when he starts to fall for the world's greatest detective, L? (L x Light, or Lawlight, although it doesn't happen until later chapters. trigger warning for chapter 17.)