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How fast is this?
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thanksssssss
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Counting stops ? No one walks for 120 hours straight.
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That context isn’t given here.
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Yeah, a 5 day walk could also mean that
- The path is not a straight line, meaning the displacement is actually closer, making the feat not as impressive if it where a 5 day straight line travel.
- 5 days include rest, meaning the actual travel time was shorter (and the displacement shorter as well).
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the characters sleep and rest in that verse, yeah, the 5 days stuff was about the average human, who need to rest and sleep.
So, 8 hours of sleep plus lunch, dinner and normal human stuff like that
So, 8 hours of sleep plus lunch, dinner and normal human stuff like that
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IIRC the average traveler during the days of the Roman Empire traveled 7 hours a day. Traveling that long for 5 days with the avg 5.1km/h walking speed (per wikipedia) means they traveled 178500 meters. Divide that by 10 minutes means the character flown at 297.5 m/s.
We cut down the feat by almost a third.
But we still haven't addressed the pathway they would walk on, and it's possible that they walked for longer hours a day. This is just a lowball in terms of how long the travel time by foot would be per day.
Considering how a bit explicit the feat is, I sure do hope the verse has more quantifiable speed feats.
We cut down the feat by almost a third.
But we still haven't addressed the pathway they would walk on, and it's possible that they walked for longer hours a day. This is just a lowball in terms of how long the travel time by foot would be per day.
Considering how a bit explicit the feat is, I sure do hope the verse has more quantifiable speed feats.
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hmmm, it has statements about having the speed of a bullet lol, ig it has other feats but i dont think its quantifiable
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Too many factors yes ? Rocky and mountainous terrain can take days to get past while being much shorter. Not to mention if say a person is in a hurry they will most likely travel for 16-18 hours with 8-6 hour rest periods. Not impossible for a fit human even if you legs turn into noodles.
But Even at Bare minimum it would be still faster than High End sports cars. 300 m/s sounds about okayish. I mean we aren't counting terrain but the cut in time makes up for that.
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