Although Senior Pandora had gained much from her investigation into Nidhogg, the "Despair Dragon," if her deck was limited to only what she had shown so far, then even with the special ability to transform Dragon-type Magic Spirits into her own armaments, it would be difficult for her to gain an advantage in a duel against Professor Kazel. Though Professor Kazel had revealed even less in his previous duels, Dark actually knew more about his strength than he did about Senior Pandora's.
If Professor Kazel went all out, it was hard to say whether anyone present could defeat him.
In the end, although Senior Pandora had always appeared formidable, she was still only a sixth-year graduate. In terms of true foundation, she found it difficult to compare with a veteran Alchemy master like Professor Kazel.
That was especially true in Magic duels under the current rules. The Life Card setting likewise restricted her immediate combat power. However, once the duel began, its course turned out to be somewhat beyond Dark's expectations.
Pandora Doragon did not employ targeted tactics in this duel, because she clearly understood that this opponent could not be targeted.
Thus, she chose the deck she was most confident in and most skilled with—the "Sky White Dragon" series!
However, in order to enhance the strength of the "Sky White Dragon," she had incorporated elements of the "Despair Dragon" into this deck. Yet it was not the Fusion system of the "Sky White Dragon" and the "Despair Witch," but another "Fallen White Dragon" system.
Using the dark traits extracted from the "Despair Dragon" to corrupt and strengthen the "white dragon" system, allowing it to gain terrifying power surpassing despair through its fall.
That was the [Fallen Sky White Dragon]!
Facing Professor Kazel, Pandora did not harbor the slightest hope