엘 Lawliet (Death Note)

Saki, now 6 years old, came running through the HQ after she got 집 from school.

"Mommy! Daddy! I'm home!"

She kept running till she was out of breath and had to stop and catch her breath.

"Saki!" Matsuda ran up to her, "Come on, I have to get 당신 out of here!"

"Why? Where's Mommy and Daddy?"

"Just come on!" Matsuda grabbed her hand and they ran out of the building.

Once they were outside, Saki saw that the building was on fire.

"Saki!" Watari ran up and pulled her into a hug.

"What's going on, Papaw?"

Watari looked at her with pity, "Sweetie....Kira got your mother and father..."

"W-wha...?" Saki's...

I wrote this originally for school but then turned it to Matt and Mello.

Mello had always been your friend.

The only one to see 당신 cry, the first to make 당신 laugh at Wammys, the only one to welcome 당신 as a friend.

He was the one who whispered 'its okay, i'm here' through the tear filled nights.

The one who knew what 당신 feared,
what made 당신 laugh,
and what made 당신 hurt.

The one person that actually cared for 당신 and 당신 cared for him.

Like brothers, just closer.

And now that he's gone, you're breaking.

Disappearing in the early morning then not returning.

You blame yourself.

If 당신 hadn't 로스트 your...

I first read link in 2009, and I’m rereading it again. The first time I read it I was like, “cool! Almost a perfect crime!” and came to the point of comparing it to Dostoyevsky’s works.

But yesterday, when I reread it, I realized, yes, it's good, but it's not the best detective story in the world. My reasons? Keep on 읽기 , I'll let 당신 know.


1. The victims have [overly] ridiculous names. Okay, we know Mr. Ishin (Another Note's author) is a japanese, and that japanese names have meanings, like Yagami as "night" and "god" that can be taken literally. But Backyard Bottomslash? Quarter...