BooktubeAThon is an exciting event that brings together book lovers from all over the world.

Today marks the 3rd day out of 7 in this wonderful BooktubeAThon.

I am still firmly on Team L, and the enthusiasm within our team is palpable.

We are all dedicated to reading as many books as possible during this week-long challenge.

Each day presents new opportunities to explore different genres and expand our literary horizons.

Whether it's a thrilling mystery, a heartwarming romance, or a thought-provoking non-fiction piece, there's something for everyone on our reading lists.

As the days pass by, I can feel myself getting more and more immersed in the world of books.

The sense of community within BooktubeAThon is truly amazing, and it's great to be a part of something so special.

I can't wait to see what the remaining days of the BooktubeAThon have in store for us.

L has been using those grippers for a while now and it's time to put them away.

Maybe L has finished the task that required the grippers or perhaps it's just a matter of keeping the workspace organized.

Either way, it's important to take the time to properly store the grippers so they are easy to find when needed again.

L could consider putting them in a designated toolbox or drawer, labeled clearly so there is no confusion.

By taking this simple step, L can ensure that the grippers are well-maintained and ready for use whenever the situation calls for them.

It's a small task, but it can make a big difference in the long run.

**Spoilers**

The second volume of this story is pretty good, but it doesn't quite have the same level of engrossment as the first volume. The pacing is more on the slower side, and there doesn't seem to be a great deal of development. Light is still engaged in killing people, L is still attempting to catch him out, and people are still left wondering what the heck is going on.

I also didn't find Light as interesting in this volume. In the first one, I liked that he had a specific agenda and purpose - he claimed to want to only kill criminals for the sake of justice and creating a better world. However, in this volume, he has become too intoxicated with power and is now killing anyone who gets in his way, even if they are innocent. I would have preferred to see a bit more conflict or depth in his decision to kill off twelve FBI agents. His nonchalant attitude of 'they need to be dead because I can't let them catch me' comes across as a bit cartoonish and dull. He just doesn't seem as layered or complex as he did in the first volume.

L wasn't what I expected either. In the first volume, he was cool and calm, but in this one, he turns out to be rather awkward and weird. Nevertheless, I still liked him.

Watori was a bit of a surprise. Really? He's an old white guy? I thought he was supposed to be L's young and badass sidekick, but instead, he's more like a fuddy-duddy butler. I was unimpressed.

I hope Naomi, the missing FBI agent, turns out to be alive. She was smart and seemed like she could hold her own. Every other female character apart from her has been rather silly.

All in all, it's a decent read, but just not as interesting as the first one.