Light's Anomaly! Eating with the Golden Spoon!

"Where is this?"

Gamp looked around. The towering golden Castle, the beautiful scenery—everything was utterly unfamiliar.

"It seems we've arrived somewhere wonderful?" Gamp was bewildered. "Why isn't this Hogwarts?"

He looked at Light, hoping he could offer an explanation.

But Light disappointed Gamp.

Light stared unblinkingly at the golden Castle in the distance!

"Are you all right?"

Gamp asked softly.

"What about that Castle is worth your attention?" A trace of suspicion surfaced in Gamp's heart. His triangular eyes surveyed the Castle, and as if recalling something, his expression changed. "Golden Castle! This is the Pendragon Family's Castle!"

Gamp abruptly turned his head and stared at Light.

Why?

Why was Light acting so... strangely toward the Pendragon Family's Castle?

Although Light displayed no emotion, that was precisely what made it so strange.

Because no matter what he encountered, Light always remained unflappable, completely unlike how he was now.

Gamp was certain. Light had lost his composure!

"Minister," Light suddenly spoke, his tone as usual.

"Let's begin. I'll deal with the me from this world. You'll deal with the you from this world. Time is of the essence."

"Really?" Gamp was skeptical. "Doesn't time flow differently in other worlds?"

"Are there not enough strange things in the Multiverse? Let's get what we want as soon as possible," Light explained.

In truth, Light merely wanted to send Gamp away.

"Fine." Gamp gave it no further thought and smiled faintly. "Then I shall head to Hogwarts. This world's seventh-year Ulick Gamp had better obediently offer up his personality and soul."

At that moment, Gamp never could have imagined that the style of this world had taken a sudden turn, and Ulykke Gamp was stuffing herself with food alongside Moriarty and the others.

Gamp left, but Light did not move.

After confirming that Gamp