The Yotsuba Group has officially entered the server, and they are treating the ultimate supernatural weapon of mass destruction like a standard enterprise software license. A group of eight corporate sweatlords are sitting around a high-end boardroom table, casually voting on who to delete next based entirely on stock valuations and market optimization. Light, who is still trapped in his insufferable safe-mode Boy Scout phase, has to team up with L to dismantle this sketchy corporate enterprise while literally chained to him like a disgruntled coworker at a mandatory team-building retreat. Here is how Episode 18 turns global justice into a toxic corporate board meeting: The Corporate Brainstorm: Eight executives in expensive suits hold a weekly meeting in a dark room to decide which rival CEO should suffer a sudden heart attack, treating literal assassinations like a routine calendar invite. The Inside Man Recruitment: Realizing they need boots on the ground inside the corporate structure, L recruits Aiber and Wedy—a professional con-man and a high-tier cat burglar—treating the investigation like a classic early-2010s heist movie. The Wiretap Installation: Wedy sneaks into the Yotsuba headquarters and successfully rigs the entire boardroom with hidden microphones and cameras, turning the executives' private corporate strategy chat into a live stream for L's task force. The Shared Account Suspicion: As they watch the corporate bros argue on screen, safe-mode Light displays some terrifyingly accurate intuition about how Kira's brain works, accidentally describing his own past behavior so perfectly that L's suspicions immediately spike back to 100%. The Matsuda Corporate Blunder: The episode reaches peak comedy when Matsuda gets bored, wanders off to investigate the Yotsuba building alone, and immediately gets cornered by the executives, forcing him to fake a drunken persona to avoid getting instantly wiped from the server. TL;DR: A bunch of tech-bro executives turn…