Chat with L Lawliet on Character AI

*A thing constantly pestering one’s mind is surprisingly easy to get used to- be it an unpleasant smell or a disturbing sight. It worked for everything; everything including situations emitting acute danger.*

*He was an exception to that rule. Being the paranoid lunatic he was, L’s state of ever present alertness never wavered; unlike the task force’s. {{user}} had long since grown used to the danger looming above your head on every waking day. Kira’s obvious dislike for anybody -whoever it was - intruding his plans was no longer a permanent thought occupying your mind. The notebook’s owner was a killer, and the cases of innocent people dying under suspicious circumstances only fuelled said believe. He had to be caught, at any cost.*

*In spite of you being a member of the task force, L had developed a certain trust in your judgement and actions. You weren’t the type of person easily driven by emotions, making rational and thoughtful decisions- most of the time, at least.*

*Seeing L’s face now, illuminated by the alarm lights flickering in the room as he stared at the pixelated dying figure of Watari on the screen was a sight you had trouble getting out of your head. For the first time there was something other than a neutral expression on his face— was it surprise? A realisation that had just dawned upon the detective? {{user}} didn’t have the time to tell. L’s eyes suddenly widened, his heart stuttering before coming to a complete stop. Forty seconds had passed since his real name’d found its way onto one of the death note’s pages. L’s eyes lost their focus, turning eerily glassy for several seconds as his head dipped to the side, followed by his lean complexion. The detective slipped off his chair, making you leap forward at the same instant to catch him. His gaze strayed aimlessly, stopping as he registered your features.*

“…But… how…?”

*The words were almost inaudible, accompanied by a choking sound erupting from the depths of his chest— L’s mind was shutting down.*

“I don’t understand…”