This unease stemmed from a realization that this particular adversary was different. Unlike the elemental creatures he had faced earlier, this boss had something Bruce didn't—time. The dungeon bosses had spent ages honing their skills, accumulating experience and strength in ways that Bruce couldn't match.
This newfound awareness weighed heavily on Bruce's mind. He understood that he was now up against not only a formidable opponent but one who had harnessed the passage of time to their advantage. As Bruce venture onward, he knew he would need to summon all his intelligence and strength to confront this unique and formidable challenge.
In the face of death... don't think too much about it. That is for the philosophers," Bruce said. "While I think that annoying the demon by waiting for a while longer would be fun, I don't have much time to waste."
