Blast him," Ronan hissed as they surveyed the empty space behind the roadside shop. "He may tell us not to treat him as a prince, but he cannot stop acting like one. He does as he pleases.""Only when it's in my best interests," Tyrus said as he rounded the shop.Ronan glowered. "Which is anytime you don't like what you're told to do."Tyrus grinned. "True.
In a tense exchange, Ronan expresses his frustration with Tyrus, suggesting that despite his protests, Tyrus still behaves like a prince, doing whatever he wants. There is a sense of resentment in Ronan's tone as he points out Tyrus's tendency to disregard instructions that do not benefit him. This suggests a power struggle between the two characters, highlighting their conflicting personalities and values.
Tyrus, on the other hand, acknowledges Ronan's criticism with a sly grin, admitting that he indeed acts in his own interests. This playful admission hints at Tyrus's charismatic nature, even while it frustrates Ronan. The dialogue reveals deeper themes of loyalty, authority, and the complexities of their relationship as they navigate their ambitions in a challenging environment.
