You begin to explore your body. Suprisingly, your skin feels the same as it did before even though it wasn't. Remembering your walk to the bathroom, you decide to try out other movement. You go down to the basement where your house has a huge empty game room, plenty of room for you to move around in. You start walking from one end of the room to the other while paying attention to your movement. As before, your feet don't come down as hard and they come up even easier. You start running and do several laps around the edge of the room and when you finish, you are not breathing heavy, your not sweating, and you do not feel as if you did anything. You start jumping around and realize you can jump much higher than before. You soon realize the hard way that you cannot discover your upper jump limit indoors. A thought strikes you, and go back to the bathroom and step on the scale. It reads 120 lbs., which is what your normal weight was. curious, you step into your parents bathroom and step onto their much more advanced scale which also calculates body composition. It still reads 120 lbs and no changes to your body; muscle, fat, bone all read as they normally would. You are extremely perplexed at how your body could be the same and still become so bouyant. You dismiss it as something not meant to be understood by mere mortals and get back to exploring your body. You decide to try out the new you and head back to the basement where your parents have stored several canisters of various gasses, grab a good number of them, and head to your backyard. You look at your stock and find you have three choices: regular air, helium, and one that you can't quite pronounce but you remember from chem class that it has the bouyancy of lead. So, discounting the last one you still have the other two to choose from.
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