They did not mind setting aside a little time to add some synergy to their decks, reducing the influence of "luck" on a duel to the point where it could be ignored.
Under such circumstances, they could bring the strength of a well-built deck fully into play in almost any duel.
Senior Pandora Doragon and Winnie Skadi both belonged to that category.
The duel arena at the center of the venue had been almost completely frozen over from the very start of the duel. Ice elements throughout the stadium began converging toward the center of the field at an utterly terrifying speed.
The drop in temperature around them became increasingly apparent.
Even Dark, standing in the "backstage area," could feel the distinct chill.
Not to mention the duel field, where the ice elements had gathered in extreme density—it had practically become a land of absolute frost!
The strategy Winnie Skadi had employed in this duel was nothing unusual. Reducing complexity to simplicity, it was the most classic elemental tactic—a basic strategy that rapidly summoned high-star Magic Spirits by altering the elemental environment within the duel field.
But the extent to which she had changed the field environment was simply outrageous! It was clearly just an ordinary Ice Type Field Card, yet the field effect it ultimately created rivaled that of "Fantasy Principle."
Within such a harsh environment, Pandora's dragon deck was subjected to unprecedented suppression.
Dark had thought that Senior Pandora would find a way to dispel or overwrite the Ice Type field effect, but she did not.
Pandora instead endured the brutal environment head-on and engaged Winnie Skadi in a fierce battle.
Her brow had remained furrowed the entire time.
She disliked the cold, and she disliked winter.
She wanted to tear apart the frigid wind and shred this