Nimda

Myriad Reality

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Not when you move the water out of the way.

@Audacious

That sounds like swimming with extra steps.

Myriad Reality

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Yes big buildings.

@Galvanize

I don't think I'm tracking.

Myriad Reality

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Swimming fast. Or flying. Or walking.

@Audacious

Wouldn't flying underwater just... be... swimming?

Myriad Reality

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If I could get outside the dome, I could make it back to the city.

@Audacious

I meant more of a how.

Myriad Reality

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I could, anyway.

@Audacious

What do you mean?

Myriad Reality

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Tall places!

@Galvanize

Er, tall?

Myriad Reality

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Really? I wish I knew about it.

@Audacious

Good to know for next time. If you can get to that city from here, anyway.

Myriad Reality

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Would be funny if it was an aquarium.

@Audacious

*Reads some of the signs, following my pace with my finger*
Oh, this is cool. It looks like this is used to access the ocean without having to dive from the surface, and it’s built on the entrance to an underwater cave system. The sphere is pressurized, so even if everything else broke, the water wouldn’t get inside the dome. Pretty neat, huh?

Myriad Reality

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Oh. I guess that makes sense. I doubt most people think that deep about it though.

@Audacious

Probably not, but that’s where the “wow that’s cool” factor comes in.

Myriad Reality

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Focused on being upside down?

@Audacious

That one was a science and technology museum, so I think the point is to make visitors think about how buildings work and whether being upside down makes a difference.