As much as you wanted to just go straight into someones house and perv on them, you had no clue how vulnerable you were at such a tiny size. For all you know, someone could accidentally drop a book on you, and your life was over. Of course, if you found yourself to be very resilient, that would increase the amount of places you could perv around at...
Well, thinking about it now wouldn't solve anything, so you grew back to size, put on your outdoor clothes, that being jeans and a t-shirt with the Anemo symbol on it, and opened your door. The vision was in your pocket, so on that front, you were pretty safe, since jeans pockets tended to be tight, so the vision wouldn't slip out if you were just walking. You walked outside, the sunlight glaring down on the street you emerged onto. You looked around at the familiar side road, and mentally made a course to the Alchemy corner the science types tended to hang out, very close to a transmutation table.
You made your journey, passing by tables, waving at colleagues and friends, eventually reaching the main road. You passed by the adventurers guild, and then past the antique shop. Now, you were at the top of the chair, and you could very easily see the somewhat busty green haired Alchemist, who's name you knew to be Sucrose. You gulped, and approached her, mentally reciting the lines. You were nervous, especially since she didn't know you at all, and you weren't entirely sure on her personality either. For all you know, she could be a psycho behind closed doors and kill you at your tiny size. At the very least, you'd be able to grow back instantly the moment you sensed something was wrong.
You waved at her, the lines to say already in your head. "Hey, you're Sucrose, the alchemist, right?"
The small animal ears perked up as you spoke, and she turned around."Y-yes, that's me. Do you need me for anything?"
You felt emboldened by the stutter, making you feel as though you were the more confident between the two of you. You nodded your head. "Yeah, I've recently... well, I recently got a vision, and I was wondering if you could help me test some things about it?"
Sucrose, understandably, was confused. Most people with visions didn't need someone else to test it, as they could very easily just test it with a training dummy and if they needed a person to test it on, it was usually someone strong, and not... well, not an alchemist with very little combat experience. Sucrose asked, ""Why me? I'm sure you could find someone much stronger to train with from the Knights of Favonius."
You nodded your head, acknowledging her point. "Under most circumstances, yeah, you'd be right, but for now... well, I need scientific answers, as opposed to fighting answers. Do you have anywhere, erm, hidden from view I could show you quickly?"
Sucrose, now with her curiosity peaked, nodded her head. She pointed into the building behind her. "Well, Albedo is doing experiments on Dragonspine, and I think Timaeus is in Liyue, so I have the Alchemy building pretty much all to myself. If you'd like, you can come in to show me.
You entered the building behind her at her confirmation, and went around the corner, making sure to stay out of view from the outside. Sucrose followed behind, closing the door and turning on the lights. You pulled the vision out of your pocket, showing it to her. "As you can see, I have an Anemo vision like you. I already tested a bit of what I can do, but like I said earlier, I need to do some testing I can't do myself."
Sucrose resolutely nodded her head, eyes gleaming while her brain worked on what could possibly be your abilities. "I'm ready."
With her confirmation, you repeated your steps from the night prior, quickly shrinking to _____.
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