Moments later, Mikami stabs himself with his pen, and he quickly bleeds to death. Furious, betrayed, and angered by Light's apathy toward his father's death, Matsuda shoots Light several times, leaving him badly injured and completely cornered. When that fails, he tries to convince Near that the notebook the task force brought with them is a fake, creating a distraction so he can write Near's real name on a piece of the Death Note hidden in his watch. Out of options, Light confesses to being Kira and attempts to acquit himself by justifying his use of the notebook. As everyone present heard him declare his victory just before the 40-second mark, no one on either the Japanese Task Force or the SPK accepts this claim. Terrified, Light first tries to claim the entire scene is a set-up. The notebook is confiscated, and as Light's name is the only one not written, Light is exposed as Kira. Near attributes his success to Mello's actions. When Takada was kidnapped, Mikami inadvertently revealed the location of the real notebook to kill her despite Light doing so already without his knowledge. He then reveals that while the pages in Mikami's notebook had been replaced by fake pages created by the SPK, they had replaced the actual notebook. Near swiftly orders Anthony Rester and Stephen Gevanni to arrest Mikami. Light Yagami and Teru Mikami are both shocked that no one has died after 40 seconds have passed, with the latter questioning "God" as to why. The last episode continues immediately after its predecessor.
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