>Try floating around gently
>Then, when that feels comfortable, try moving a little faster
>And then, if we feel comfortable with that, let's see how fast we can go
>You try to float around gently. This is a little hard, your motions are kind of jerky.
>Moving faster is easier, you can smoothly adjust you speed more easily like this.
>Then you try for your top speed. You...don't really know what it is, but it feels pretty darn speedy! It's also difficult to keep up for long. You start to run out of breath. But oh god, is it fun!
>fly around at the same height a little to get more of a feel for it, first.
>"Would flying backwards be safe...?"
>If it comes easily, "... or maybe a loop-the-loop?"
>"Of course it is," says Byakuren, "But do be careful unless you have eyes in the back of your head."
>You test it out and it comes easily.
>"You can do them, too. But do be careful. It's easy to lose track of yourself doing that. I wouldn't recommend that you try it close to the ground. Oh, and the tighter the loop, the more likely you'll dizzy yourself.
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