Bruce used an unusually large number of Magitech Cards related to "fate" in his duel against Pandora.
These included the "Fate Dice," whose roll determined the enhancement multiplier; a ritual item that used pendulum angles to determine a Magic Spirit's star level; the "Coin of Life and Death," which let the opponent guess heads or tails to kill or revive a Magic Spirit; the "Fate Revolver," which held eight bullets but only one with an instant-death effect...
In short, they were all Magitech Cards of that sort.
He himself could also anticipate his opponent's moves during a duel, using prophecy and divination to predict their next action.
Even Senior Pandora suffered repeated setbacks against an opponent like this, looking particularly miserable.
At one point, she even had to flip a coin to determine whether a Fusion Summon would succeed, which infuriated her.
Dark had thought several times that Senior Pandora would transform into a dragon on the spot, Crunch him up, and eat him.
All that could be said was that Bruce's tactics were truly disgusting.
In the end, Pandora could no longer endure it. She used a closely guarded method to transform a dragon-type Magic Spirit into her own armament, entered the field herself, and beat her opponent up, finally venting a little of her frustration.
But by that point, the duel had become rather unlike a Magitech Duel.
Bruce Wheeler's defeat could only be attributed to insufficient raw strength.
In the end, he did not bring out a "God Card" from the fate archetype, and thus lacked the means to contend head-on with Senior Pandora.
Still, the fact that he had forced Pandora to enter the field and beat him up personally showed that his Magitech skill was outstanding. He was simply missing one ultimate trump card.
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