Is its rejection really that strong? Alka couldn't help but wonder. The rejection was just too strong; it had directly sent Chadite flying, which was somewhat exaggerated. But since things were already like this, it obviously wasn't suitable for Chadite.
He passed the flag to Pororo.
Pororo looked at the flag Alka handed him, reached out, took it, and channeled his Magic Power into it.
However, as soon as his Magic Power flowed in, he frowned. Although the Treasure didn't reject him, he quickly withdrew his Magic Power.
Then he handed the flag back to Alka, shook his head regretfully, and said, "No, this flag conflicts with the Ocean. I can't handle it."
Conflicts with the Ocean? Doesn't that mean it conflicts with the Sea God? Is such a thing possible?
As a Warrior of the Ocean, it was quite normal for Pororo's Magic Power to be related to the Sea God and carry associated attributes. This meant the flag wasn't rejecting him; rather, his Magic Power was rejecting the Treasure.
