By rational judgment, he believed Elsie Kevin was stronger than Mary Bond.
As for who would win?
"Fighting counters Steel. Senior Mary's chances aren't low."
Dark said.
Pandora blinked and said, "Type advantage isn't everything. Want to add a little wager?"
Dark paused, suddenly feeling that the scene was strangely familiar. Still, he asked, "What kind of wager?"
"Let me think." Pandora pressed an index finger to the corner of her lips and pretended to ponder.
Dark rolled his eyes. "How about this? By the rules of a personal duel, 100 credits."
"That's no fun." Pandora immediately rejected it. "If you lose, come help me with something."
Dark asked curiously, "What is it?"
Pandora revealed a mysterious smile. "A little experiment."
Dark said, "If it's only an experiment, then even without making it a wager..."
Pandora immediately stopped him. "That won't do."
Dark smiled helplessly. "All right. If I win, then Senior can help me with something too."
Only then did Pandora agree cheerfully. "No problem."
Elsie Kevin and Mary Bond's duel then began.
To Dark's surprise, the previous Crimson Star winner had actually abandoned the "Mechanical Component" deck he had used before and instead adopted an entirely different deck.
Clearly, Elsie Kevin had a considerable understanding of Mary Bond's deck. The moment he realized that his "Mechanical Component" deck was countered by the "Fighting" series deck, he decisively switched to a Flying Type deck that countered Fighting Type!
The eagle he summoned at the start, spreading its wings as it soared, caught Mary completely off guard.
Mary Bond specialized in Fighting Type and was not proficient in "special summons." She excelled at using things like "Equipment Cards," "Armed Cards," or enhancement-type "Magic Spell Cards" to strengthen her Magic Spirits, allowing them to fight above their tier.
Her greatest