Surface Scaling

Surface Scaling is the ability to move along walls, ceilings, and similar surfaces without the risk of falling due to gravity. This can be achieved through various methods, such as creating attraction between a part of one's body and the surface or utilizing spiked footwork. The key aspect of this ability is that it allows the user free movement across all conventional walls and ceilings without needing to significantly alter the surface or rely on specific features that wouldn't be found on smooth surfaces.

Possible Methods:

• Adhesion: Creating a strong attraction between the body and the surface, similar to how a gecko's feet work.
• Spiked Footwork: Using spikes or other gripping mechanisms on the feet or hands to secure oneself to the surface.

Distinctions:

• Not Momentum-Based: This ability should not be confused with running along surfaces through sheer momentum, which is a consequence of Superhuman Speed.
• Not Damage-Based: This ability should not involve damaging the walls to create handholds, which is a result of Superhuman Strength.

Examples:

• A ninja who can climb and move freely along walls and ceilings without making noise.
• A superhero who can scale skyscrapers without the need for external equipment or alterations to the building.
• A thief who can navigate the ceiling of a museum undetected to avoid alarms and cameras.

Note: The specific method by which a character achieves Surface Scaling should be detailed in their profile to provide a clear understanding of their capabilities.