The Impact of the Elixir of Light

"I wasn't seeing things, was I? That potion just turned into light!" Ron muttered while everyone around them was guessing what kind of help it would provide.

"That's not the important part.

Like before, this potion will definitely be used in the competition.

And look at the stands—the four toads are still glowing. When it's our turn to compete, will we end up like that too?" Harry looked a little depressed.

He felt that when the time came, he would glow like a lightbulb. It was incredibly strange.

Ron turned his head and rubbed his eyes. "It's true!

But it looks nice, doesn't it?

Just like Miss Dracula. She's so pale that she looks like she's glowing.

When the time comes, Harry, you'll actually glow. Isn't that cool?

If it were me, just thinking about all those spectators watching me might get me so excited I'd start doing a striptease on the spot!"

"Enough! Harry isn't you!" Ginny, nestled against Harry's side, snapped coldly as Ron got so carried away that he was nearly about to jump up.

At the same time, Kate had grown curious about the potion.

But her reason was different from Harry's.

The moment she saw it, an inexplicable feeling of rejection welled up from deep inside her.

It had come from nowhere.

That surprised her greatly.

She had never experienced anything like it in her life.

"Why do I find it so hateful?"

"Because it's solidified light. And you are shadow."

"Don't think I haven't watched Ultraman!"

"That's impossible! The idea that Ultraman is light wasn't formally proposed until Ultraman Tiga two years from now."

"Stop talking nonsense. It's been around forever." Kate shook her head. "Just tell me why I hate it.

After all, there's a sun you created in my Shadow Realm.

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