He as in the Prince? That was definitely an interesting thought, as the Prince hardly looked like the type for sparring, despite having to have some training for his own defense. Kysis felt rather terrible after hearing that, seeing as the Prince could land a kick and he could barely even just grab her arm. Slightly frustrating, but he took his mind away from that, and away from the fact that he would be doing very little good since the problem was already gone. He honestly felt like this was just wasting some more of her time.... at least he would try making it worth some of it?
Kysis went to work immediately, kneading the thigh in what patterns he knew would loosen it up. He was entirely used to working with muscle, so he hardly thought of comparing it to a proper lady\'s legs. In fact, he had not even seen a proper lady\'s legs before, so he had nothing to contrast them with to begin with. Not that he minded. He rather liked the presented strength, and the idea of just how much training it had taken to get such musculature. Kysis understood men and women were different in that respect, but he remembered quite clearly how hard it had been to bulk up at all initially. It had actually felt impossible at the time, though he kept at it. He was glad he had, too, otherwise he might have been even a bit smaller than Rico at this point.
After a while of attention on that thigh, he moved on to help out the other. Even if the right one was not kicked directly, it deserved a rub-down for all of the kicks it executed. The only issue was having to go lightly on his left hand, having to lift it every so often and flex, clinch, then go back to the massage. Irritating, but better than not being able to use it at all. He still could not grip a sword properly with it, something he would definitely have the main physician in Kreos look at. Hopefully nothing important had been severed in that botched catch, Kysis knowing full well that the forge crew would want to see first hand that the weapon could actually be used, since they were non-believers.
"How\'s that?" From the slight distance to his voice, anyone could tell that his mind was wandering. It usually was, but he found ways to center it. Not at the moment, seeing as massaging took very little thought, more feel, so his brain had to be doing something lest it get bored and the motion of his hands trail off. That would be a bad thing. Of course, he was also looking for some sort of approval or pointer to get to a point where approval could be given.