This is another "I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of my tits" moment, isn't it.

I'm more curious about the putting goggles on your thigh. lol

I just know that I find Ptera hot. She's pretty visually striking compared to the other girls considering she's the flattest adult shown so far in the comic.

She's not flat. She's dynamic...aerodynamic!

Steak said:

She's not flat. She's dynamic...aerodynamic!

I just think it's refreshing to see a...an aerodynamic character for once!

Steak said:

She's not flat. She's dynamic...aerodynamic!

I remember some madlad made an engineering paper on how larger oppai would actually aid in faster swimming.

Saladofstones said:

I remember some madlad made an engineering paper on how larger oppai would actually aid in faster swimming.

AFAIK that only works on one swimming style: the breast-stroke.

Guess miss Levia might be a closet fan of whatever the MLP equivalent is in that universe.

Rathurue said:

AFAIK that only works on one swimming style: the breast-stroke.

That almost sounds like a joke when you put it that way.

Steak said:

She's not flat. She's dynamic...aerodynamic!

She even got the plane flap thingies on her tail.

Don’t worry about having small breasts. Ass and thighs are where it’s at, and you’ve got those covered.

Ashenhawk said:

I'm more curious about the putting goggles on your thigh. lol

I mean, the eye-test shirt comic had eyeglasses hanging off the girl's thigh, so I think that's just a thing this author does. At least these ones actually look like they'll stay on!

Rathurue said in comment #2025533:

AFAIK that only works on one swimming style: the breast-stroke.

Another madlad tested it with running and it also showed that flat girls take more air resistance than top heavy girls.

TenguerecheBionico said in comment #2631600:

Another madlad tested it with running and it also showed that flat girls take more air resistance than top heavy girls.

Haven't you seen the aerodynamics of a cow chart? Of course big tits has less air resistance, they're basically nature's version of bulbous airbreaker!