Honestly, he hadn't meant to be flashy at all. Sidon had simply been raised to move with grace, and climbing out onto the stone or flopping up like a stranded fish were not under the category of grace. It was as easy for him to breach in that manner as it was for a Rito to fly.

To see Link rested and content made the prince happy. He meant so much to the Zora for both his contributions to taming Vah Ruta and for his impending role in sealing Calamity Ganon. Not for a moment would Sidon ever imagine leaving him wanting. The way to Link's heart, he knew, was his stomach. Why not endear him further by feeding him well whenever he returned?

"If you insist," he agreed as he took a seat on the edge of the bed, forgetting to consider that he was wet and sometimes Hylians found a soaked bed disagreeable. "How have you fared on recent journeys? Have you tamed the other divine beasts?"