The server balance has completely degenerated into absolute chaos right before the final LAN party showdown. Mello pulls one last legendary griefing maneuver, hijacking a delivery truck to kidnap Light's prime-time news anchor human VPN, Kiyomi Takada, throwing a massive wrench into Light's carefully managed routing schedule. What follows is a frantic, zero-opsec emergency tech-support nightmare, as Light and his fanatical corporate lawyer Mikami both scramble to execute a remote data wipe on the hostage, resulting in an absolute warehouse explosion of pure administrative panic. Here is how Episode 35 turns a tactical kidnapping into a total server-side meltdown: The Truck Hijack Gank: Mello pulls off a high-tier Grand Theft Auto stunt, intercepting Takada's security escort while wearing a motorcycle helmet and throwing her into the back of a shipping container to completely blind Light's network monitors. The Emergency Bootleg Ledger: Stripped of her clothes and security gear, Takada reveals she smuggled a hidden scrap of the murder ledger inside her underwear, pulling off a desperation play by writing Mello's real name down on a piece of paper with pure sweatlord velocity. The Driver Logout: The kill script takes effect instantly, causing Mello to suffer a sudden heart attack and crash his vehicle into a desolate industrial yard, deleting one of L's chaotic successor accounts from the server lobby permanently. The Double Admin Command Conflict: Trapped in a burning warehouse and panicking, Takada calls Light for assistance, triggering a massive system error because both Light (using his watch) and Mikami (rushing to his bank vault) independently write commands to execute her to protect their privacy settings. The Ultimate Clean Sweep: Light's script wins the latency race, forcing Takada to write a suicide note and set fire to the entire warehouse, completely burning all physical evidence, data logs, and herself to the ground while Light watches the smoke from a…