Nico enjoyed how nervous the Romans acted around him, even though they were older and bigger and more experienced fighters.
Nico took pleasure in observing the nervousness displayed by the Roman fighters in his presence. Despite their age, size, and combat experience, their apprehension amused him, reflecting the unique power dynamics of their situation. This dynamic intrigued him, as he was often underestimated due to his darker demeanor and background.
His ability to unsettle those who were usually confident warriors showcased the complex relationships among characters in "The Blood of Olympus." It revealed not only Nico's strength but also the shifting alliances and fears present in their world, emphasizing that even the most seasoned fighters could feel intimidated.
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