Ulick vs. Ulykke

As Moriarty pondered, time ticked away second by second.

Night gave way to the dawn.

"Um, does what you said before still stand?"

Ulykke suddenly spoke, pulling Moriarty out of his thoughts and back to reality.

"What?" Moriarty looked at Ulykke.

Ulykke said, word by word, "Leaving behind the legacy of Elemental Magic in this world."

Moriarty blinked, understanding what she meant.

If he wanted to leave behind the legacy of Elemental Magic, once Moriarty and his group left this world, he could only find a spokesperson.

Ulykke looked straight into Moriarty's eyes. "I can be your spokesperson for Elemental Magic in this world."

"Please grant me Elemental Magic."

Ulykke rose to her feet, dropped to one knee, and bowed to Moriarty.

"I want to become stronger more than anything. You know that, Mr. Moriarty."

Moriarty thought it over. Creating a completely different Minister Gamp might not be a bad idea.

The previous Ulick Gamp, who had waged war against Muggles, had been more of a collaborator with Moriarty. That world had not been led by Moriarty.

The current Ulykke Gamp might be able to become Moriarty's spokesperson in the Multiverse.

Ulykke could take the stage in the future while Moriarty peacefully acted as the BOSS behind the scenes.

With that in mind, Moriarty decided to grant Ulykke Wind Elemental Magic.

"Get up. Take out your Wand."

Ulykke did as she was told.

Moriarty glanced at the Wand.

"Thirteen inches. Hornbeam wood, dragon heartstring."

"It's a powerful Wand."

At the same time, he was glad he had not granted her Thunder Elemental Magic. The Dragon Horn Earring would never accept the owner of a Wand made with dragon heartstring.

"I'll lend you the Wind Conch." Moriarty took a small conch from his robes and slowly handed it to Ulykke. "While