Critter "CritterGrinds" Grinds

Goodness me, but there's a - well, not to reuse a word you've already used in your reply here but there really is no better word for it - a grace to the way you describe inversion of gravity. A surreality, of course, the way the hair starts to float, the way the wind starts to push the subject around. Onlookers probably quite confused, though in this case the stranger responsible is likely to be more fascinated than anything. But then the way the body starts to drift; legs struggling just to find purchase.

Particularly captivated by the moment before gravity properly inverts, where the subject is precariously perched on a single foot, the last bit of their body weighted enough to keep them on the ground. Sat there, teetering...that split-second "oh no" realization stretching into what feels like an hour, looking back and forth, scanning the environment for someone or something to grab onto, until the second ticks over and the ground slips away, and everyone just...watches them drift.

Suppose if they're lucky, they might get caught by a cloud on the way up - but it's not much recompense for not being able to get back down~!