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realityshifted2008-04-15 11:04 pm
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006 // rebirth
[L appears, eyes abnormally wide (even for him). He takes a step forward as soon as his form coalesces upon the Plane, sinking into a crouch hastily and fisting a handful of the front of his shirt at his chest. He says nothing.]

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L.
[B marvels at the fact that he can pour so much emotion into one letter. He's not sure any of it audible, but it is there; it makes it momentarily difficult to say.]
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[It isn't like L not to respond, B thinks. He crouches down and sits right in front of him, facing him. Staring at him.]
L?
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L. What - What has happened? What...? [He eyes L's hand, still clutching his shirt.]
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I lost.
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[And so it all makes sense. His absent stares, his unresponsiveness. He is acting in an unfamiliar way because he is in an unfamiliar situation. One that he does everything to avoid.]
L doesn't - lose... [He knows it's true, though. With the Kira case, the notebook of death, and Light Yagami - an apparently intelligent rival - B doesn't feel that he even needs to ask the specifics.
Very quietly, almost in a whisper:] L doesn't lose. [But B doesn't know how to phrase this without making it sound like he doesn't believe it, or like he's scolding him. Though, perhaps the former is part of it. B does not doubt the truth, but he finds it unbelievable. Loss? No. Not for L. Not when B himself had so directly proved it.
But B is attempting neither of these things. He is trying to eliminate the finality to his tone. He is trying to help him.]
L - L may have lost the battle, but he will win the war.
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If that is true, then it's a shallow victory at best. There is no finality in ...'death' for me, but the same is not true of Light Yagami. If he loses, there are no second chances, no returns from the grave. [mumbling:]...or so I'd hope.
[his childish immaturity is showing. he wanted to win - no, had to win. he's lost, and there is no way to sugar coat it in his head.]
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L...Light Yagami is using a notebook of death. That, in itself, defies all logic. It is not fair. Such a method...[B voices the thoughts he'd had earlier. Thoughts that were never meant for L's ears, but now seemed necessary.] ...it is cheap. It gives him an advantage he should not have. Perhaps...[He gets quieter.] ...like the advantage you should not have. [It hurts him to say this, given that B is eternally grateful for the advantage that L should not have.]
So, Light Yagami has the notebook, and L has the Astral Plane. You are even.
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Something terrible has happened, I assume.
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I lost.
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Never enjoyable. Especially when the stakes are high.
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Yes. Veritably high.
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Of course, you've not lost completely.
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All the same.
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