You thump to the tabletop with a wheeze of pain, but also a sigh of relief. You shrank yourself to test your survival skills in a larger world, not some kid's underwear!
There's no time to contemplate the distance you have fallen before the diaper's pink mass is spirited heavenward by the godlike hand of the mother, without a care in the world. The monstrous giggle of the daughter encourages you even more to turn away from the sight: the movements of humans as behemoths may be awesome and amazing, but you really don't want to check out a humungous toddler's ass.
No, what you need to concentrate on is getting down from this platform, and continuing with your mission to collect water. So, how to get down..? Having climbed down from your own nest using a length of power cable, you have no climbing equipment with you! And the smooth white walls of this washroom aren't as handhold-friendly as the stroller was. There's no way you can clamber down that sheer surface.
The woman could help you out here, again. As she looms over the titanic baby, her lower body is quite close to the edge of this platform. It's not too far a leap to her clothing, and the thick denim of her jeans will be easy enough to descend. The risk comes from her potential to do something unpredictable while insect-you clings to her massive leg.
There is another option. You still retain some of those paper scraps that you salvaged on the way here. Now, you're no physics expert, but it's possible that you could use one as a makeshift parachute and float to the ground with a simple leap of faith. Hopefully without catching the eye of the woman above you...
But why climb down? You came here for water, so perhaps you should try to get to the wall, thick and pock-infested at your scale, and try to climb horizontally, to somewhere with available liquid.
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