"What...What's going on?!" One of the passengers screamed as the world started shaking as a powerful burst of wind blew the ship around and caused it to crash back on the floor. Then there was another deafening smack and then ship was blown around again. And it happened again and again for a few more seconds, but to them it felt much longer. The passengers started crying and panicking at their situation. Many of them lost hope that they would get out of this place alive. As they were being blown around again, some of them saw that the gigantic teenager was tapping his right foot against the ground, generating extremely powerful winds.
George himself didn't even realize what he was doing. He was focused on his phone, looking at anything funny or entertaining that he could find. He barely even realized he was moving his foot at all, and was completely oblivious to the extremely tiny ship. He couldn't hear their screams of absolute horror. He didn't know what he was putting them through. As far as he knew, he was alone and was doing nothing but enjoying his break.
By the time he stopped, the ship ended up under his left foot, the same one they were under originally. Unfortunately, the tiny passengers only had a few seconds to recover, as the hundreds of miles long sole started to come down. The object crashed into the ship, but thanks to its incredibly tiny size and the fact that the material it was made of was very durable, the ship wasn't crushed. The skin of the boy's foot folded around the ship and pressed it against the various specks of dirt and dust that were much larger than them.
Nothing was going well for these visitors, and although they survived, they were still stuck to the foot of a teenage boy who was incalculably huge and had no idea they existed. They didn't know what was coming next or how much longer they had to survive.
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