[The way Rey just lets loose with that question as they go makes something ugly crawl up his spine. He was no friend of Lord Hux, but he also knew better than to voice such opinions out in the open in his own territory.
So when he answers, its in a low bass meant only for her.]
He is loyal to the King's power.
[Which was not to say that he was more loyal to the idea of a one-true-king -- just that he would serve so long as he was promised what was owed to him. Ren could not offer what the King could, and so for an intents and purposes: yes. He was loyal to the King. But if he gave him enough coin, it should have been enough to keep him from asking too many questions.
Abruptly, the mare stops trotting as Ren yanks the reins back. It suddenly occurs to him that bringing a Dornish loudmouth bastard with him to Lord Hux's estate was perhaps a terrible idea.]
no subject
So when he answers, its in a low bass meant only for her.]
He is loyal to the King's power.
[Which was not to say that he was more loyal to the idea of a one-true-king -- just that he would serve so long as he was promised what was owed to him. Ren could not offer what the King could, and so for an intents and purposes: yes. He was loyal to the King. But if he gave him enough coin, it should have been enough to keep him from asking too many questions.
Abruptly, the mare stops trotting as Ren yanks the reins back. It suddenly occurs to him that bringing a Dornish loudmouth bastard with him to Lord Hux's estate was perhaps a terrible idea.]
You should be with the men.