It's such a unique situation to think about that Ky can't help but stare as Potemkin shuffles through the trellis. This looks like a problem Potemkin is familiar with tackling. It's strange how Ky has never considered it before, honestly. Whether it's due to disinterest or obliviousness doesn't really matter — in the end, it only makes him curious to know more about Potemkin on a more personal level.

When the larger man has made it through, Ky quietly watches him for a moment. There's nothing to be ashamed of, from his standpoint, but Potemkin's hesitation makes him wonder if the man is embarrassed. He decides to alleviate that discomfort as soon as possible.

He steps closer and reaches towards Potemkin's shoulders, extending his hand in an offer to pluck off the remaining flowers. "May I?"