Feral on the Ice
To the Feral Six, who were barely six inches tall compared to the giants of this world, the alley was a Grand Canyon of Concrete.
"The gravity isn't different, but our Momentum is," Rhys whispered. "Because of our small size (L), our surface-area-to-volume ratio makes us incredibly durable, but we are susceptible to the Viscosity of the Air. At this scale, a gust of wind feels like a tidal wave."
Re=μρvL
"Our Reynolds number (Re) is low," Rhys explained. "The air is 'thick' to us. We don't run; we push through the atmosphere. But that also means we can do things these giants can't."
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