As for the opponent standing there without moving, neither summoning anything nor interfering with her summons, that was entirely the opponent's choice and had nothing to do with her.
Following the arrival of the first "Sky White Dragon," the second and third were summoned at incredible speed as well.
Senior Pandora's "Sky White Dragon" deck had already fully taken shape.
Under virtually any circumstances, she could quickly summon three "Sky White Dragons."
Its only flaw was that even with three copies of "High Fusion" added to her deck, there was no guarantee she would draw one early on.
And there were not many Magitech Cards that could replace "High Fusion" or let her draw "High Fusion" more quickly.
So she still needed a little boost from "Super Luck." But all of that could be remedied.
Moreover, as her research gradually reached its conclusion, she had developed a great many Magitech Cards centered around the "Sky White Dragon." Some could strengthen an individual "Sky White Dragon," while others were Magic Cards built upon the "Sky White Dragon."
One of those Magic Cards could even allow the "Sky White Dragon" to unleash the Sky Ultimate Dragon's exclusive strongest Ultimate Move—"Ultimate Sky Ray"! This "Ultimate Sky Ray" belonged to the same class of Ultimate Moves as the "Neutron Blast" of the "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon": both were formed by merging beams fired simultaneously from three heads.
After all, in the original game, the "Sky White Dragon" was a Magic Spirit created with the "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" as its template.
Its characteristics in every respect were highly similar to those of the "Blue-Eyes White Dragon." However, "Ultimate Sky Ray" and the "Neutron Blast" unleashed by the "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon" should still differ to a certain extent in their specific properties.
Furthermore, in this world, "Ultimate