Light spent the previous episode learning that being a god gets a lot less fun when someone's actually hunting you. The Kanto leak turns his comfortable murder hobby into a real-time puzzle. L is out there, his own dad's police department is somehow involved, and a bored Shinigami is hovering with a shop menu he really wants to open. Welcome to the microtransaction episode, folks. The Dad Database: Light pokes around his father's police files and finds out how much the investigation already knows about Kira and who is working it. He types like a man who has watched a documentary about hackers once and now considers himself a pro. The information he steals is a treasure chest and also a very dangerous quest log. The Investigation Update: Light learns the Japanese police are reinforced by a foreign team, including FBI agents quietly shipped in to watch certain families. A group of agents with dossiers means Kira's school-time kill pattern is now a Wanted poster. Light realizes this is not a casual side quest anymore. Ryuk's Sales Pitch: The Shinigami explains that gods of death can see a human's name and remaining lifespan just by looking at their face. He offers Light the same eyes for half of his remaining life. Light would no longer need to hunt for names, only for faces, and he'd save himself tons of paperwork. The Refusal: Light declines. His reason is that a longer life is the best resource he owns, and he plans to use it all to build the perfect world. Ryuk shrugs, because it was only a hint that he's an immortal salesman with no commission. TL;DR: Light explored the police database, learned he is already being hunted by reinforcements, and rejected a price tag that made no one blink. The meta moves from careless mass-delete to careful planning, and Light chooses survival over a shortcut. No refunds, no trials, no regrets.