L returns to his room, still clothed in attire from the turn of the 19th century; there's some urgency in his manner. He closes and locks the door behind him, makes his way to the sofa, and sits down, propping his elbows on his knees and supporting his forehead in his hands.
"Misa? We have to talk -- now, please."
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Of course...a room give you those clothes?
::After quickly drying her hands, she crosses the room to him, taking a seat next to him, her expression now a bit worried::
What happened?
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*His tone becomes ironic, and he lifts his eyebrows.*
Someone disapproves of my clothing.
*The suggestion of humor disappears, then.*
Misa, it had an interesting effect on some of the Lights I spoke to -- in one way or another, it acted on them like the Truth Room would.
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::she styfles a laugh, smiling, but the humor disappears when his does::
Really? ::seeing the graveness of his demenor, she can only guess who it must have acted upon::
It acted upon the Light you fought with before, didn't it?
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Yes. My own conversation with him was nothing out of the ordinary. His conversation with Mel, though, was different; he revealed some of his plans.
Warning people is now necessary.
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