Light is officially running his entire dictatorship through a series of highly toxic proxy servers. He has Misa running around acting like a clueless influencer, Mikami handling the daily manual data entry from a gym locker room, and his ex-girlfriend Kiyomi Takada acting as his personal encrypted messaging router on prime-time television. To sync their hardware settings without L's task force wiretapping his audio lines, Light schedules a high-society dinner date that quickly dissolves into an absolute nightmare of passive-aggressive gaslighting and corporate data transfers. Here is how Episode 32 turns a routine dinner date into a total server-routing shitshow: The Human VPN Launch: Light sets up a private meeting with Takada at a luxury hotel, knowing the task force has completely rigged the room with listening bugs. He communicates with her by writing secret notes on pieces of scratch paper, treating a casual conversation like an elite hacker routing traffic through a double VPN. The Influencer Melt: Misa catches wind of Light spending time with a glamorous news anchor and immediately barges into the server, launching a toxic e-girl flame war over dinner to mark her territory while Light sits there completely dead inside. The Corporate Devotion Shift: Takada easily sees through Misa's influencer drama and doubles down on her loyalty to Light, fully accepting her new role as the official media goddess of the Kira cult while treating Misa like a low-tier forum troll. The Proxy Sync-Up: Out in the public lobby, Mikami watches the broadcast from his phone and flawlessly syncs his manual delete-schedule with Light's hidden paper directives, proving that Light's new outsourced workforce has 100% operational synergy. The Tracking Script Alert: The episode wraps up with Aizawa noticing a massive security anomaly in the room logs, realizing that Light and Takada's "romantic rustling of paper" is almost certainly a data-transfer script designed to completely blind the…