Light cleared out the FBI and now feels like the top of the ladder. L answers by getting off his laptop and showing up in person, for a LAN party with Japan's police. Meanwhile Naomi Misora is on the move with a hunch and a grudge. The scoreboard is about to be reset. The Meet-Up: The National Police Agency's top cops, including Light's father, are summoned by a stranger who walks into the room with his hair messy and his shoes missing. L introduces himself as Ryuzaki and insists on being called that. The chief inspector is baffled but obeys the sugar-addict detective. The Trust Test: L tells them he'll show his face only to those willing to risk their lives, because Kira can kill with face and name. A few cops back out, and the rest stick with the group. Light's dad is one of the bold ones. The Fake Names: Ryuzaki also orders the cops to use fake names and refrain from speaking about Kira outside. He basically installs a safe-mode on their lives. The man understands that a single leaked name could end a career. The Memory Palace: L closely analyzes the case, and Light's father gets more and more impressed by the thinking style. Meanwhile Light watches from afar, because he knows the ordinary police are now backed by a world-class brain. The Widow Alert: Elsewhere, Naomi Misora has noticed something no one else did, and she is on her way to the police. She learns that the pattern behind her fiance's death looks like a trail left by a single person. Light bumps into her and sees a new threat. TL;DR: L took off his mask in front of a few chosen cops, and the police now run on his rules. Light's dad is in L's camp, Naomi is in the wild, and the chessboard just gained a new piece. Patch 1.1 is live and it contains a very hungry detective.