Dark chose "Auto Draw."
Immediately afterward, a "drawing" animation appeared on the [Duel Disk].
But as the duelist himself, Dark immediately sensed that the "drawing" animation was merely an animation. In reality, the first five Magitech Cards from the deck placed in the [Deck] zone vanished one by one and appeared in the [Hand] zone.
Throughout this process, the Magitech Cards remained in a kind of "ethereal" state. With a slight stir of thought, Dark looked at his hand.
The cards in the [Hand] zone existed in two states.
One was the "face-up state" in the duelist's own view. The other was naturally the "face-down state" in the opponent's view.
This special state, similar to a "fog of war," prevented one's hand from being spied upon by the opponent while leaving the duelist himself unaffected.
However, this "state" was not necessarily secure. It could still be spied upon or dispelled. But in Magitech Duel competitions, such behavior should be explicitly forbidden.
Of course, if a duelist could spy on it by means that the referee could not detect, then naturally they would not be judged "in violation." After refamiliarizing himself with the duel rules, Dark began examining his hand.
But after merely glancing at it, he already had a clear grasp of the situation.
Then he looked up at his opponent and observed him briefly.
This duelist who intended to bully a newcomer had short reddish-brown hair and a clean, fairly handsome face. A faint divine aura, likely belonging to the God of War lineage, emanated from him, which meant that he should have received the favor of some God of War.
Of course, there were as many Gods of War in the world as carp crossing a river. Most likely, it was one Dark did not know.
Since Hephaestus