December 27th Optimization Non-Euclidean Movement

Your body had ascended, somewhat, and now existed in more than three-or arguably four if you counted time-dimensions. It was often said that the fastest route between two points was a straight line, but this was no longer true for you; you could move through space in such a way that a single step brought you dozens or hundreds of meters away, and in the same vein you could interact with the world in ways that were apparently painful to witness according to your parents. To them it was like something between watching your body stretch and warp like a noodle and watching reality itself do the same; to you it was just walking around. Take care not to use this capability around the uninitiated, because not only is it blatantly obvious but also extremely disturbing to watch.