Only by doing this could she shrink the A Big World, A Small Me that was hidden inside her.
If she shrunk herself but not the magnifying glass, she wouldn't be able to carry it, much less protect it. If it were lost, the skill would immediately deactivate.
Her shadow took the conjured magnifying glass and flew to a corner, aiming it at Rita.
If there was one flaw to A Big World, A Small Me, it was the long activation time—she had to remain targeted for a full minute before the effect kicked in.
In most games, that kind of window would be hard to secure. But in the ferris wheel, it was more than enough.
Under the watchful eyes of the players in line and Little Gingerbread, Rita began to shrink, smaller and smaller, until she was no larger than a grain of rice.
Then—her tiny glowing wings fluttered—she took flight!!
