[He rarely uses his own wings to get around, but there was little need. As a faerie, he had something even better than wings: rings. A faerie was able to use those rings to teleport, and that would always be much quicker than even flying. That was an ability he had taken advantage of often, even so soon after transforming.

Light begins to walk, hoping Ryuk gets the implication to follow.] There are other factors in play here. A monster's death is rarely permanent so killing him would only be temporary, and not worth the heightened paranoia until I discover a way to make it more permanent.

[The smile doesn't fall, not yet. Why would it? He can so easily imagine it, L's face as he begins to feel the pains in his chest, the look that shows he knows he's been defeated. That thought, the idea, makes it so much harder to handle Ryslig. If it had worked, Light had been so close to seeing it himself!] You aren't bound by the same rules as before Ryuk. Shouldn't it be freeing, saying whatever you want? Did the plan work then? Did Rem kill L?

[And then die herself. It was the perfect plan.]