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Speed is the number at the bottom left of the screen. The developer's own description states you gain +1 Flight Speed as you progress, and a recorded session showed the two ways it moves: a free first +1 claimed at the upgrades stand, then +1 steps bought with Cash. It is not the wing you are wearing - every wing card read for this site stated a Wing Stamina multiplier and none stated a Speed one - and it does not stop a crossing that ends when the stamina bar empties. What it does decide is how quickly a crossing is flown, and it is the figure the Rebirth panel counts: its bar read 21/40 Speed in the recorded session.
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1. What the Speed number is, and is not
2. The first +1 is free at the upgrades stand
3. The later +1 steps, and what the rows printed
4. Speed is counted by the Rebirth panel, and Rebirth takes it back
Speed is the figure printed at the bottom left of the HUD, beside the Friend Boost line. It is a different attribute from Wing Stamina, which is the bar in the middle of the screen, and from Carry Limit, which decides how many eggs one trip holds. The developer's own description states the progression in one line - Gain +1 Flight Speed as you progress - and the recorded sessions show the number climbing in single steps: 20, 21, 31, 33, 39, 141, 156, 190 and 191 across one session, and 21 to 27 in the earlier one. What Speed is not is a property of your wings: every wing card legible in both recordings stated a Wing Stamina multiplier, and a published wing list for the game states the same, so no source read for this page shows a wing changing Speed.
The upgrades stand is the stall the game's own banners point at: Get Wing Stamina FREE at the upgrades stand, Now get Speed FREE - outrun the guardians, Claim your Speed FREE. In the later recording the row was read as +1 Velocidad, 20 to 21, with the price cell reading GRATIS, and the claim produced the English toast Increased Speed 20 -> 21! The stand is used with the [E] Mejorar prompt, which is the same prompt the paid rows below are bought through. The recorded session claimed the free step before spending anything on the paid ones, which is the order the banners themselves suggest.
After the free step the same rows are paid in Cash, with a Robux cell beside them. Four were read in one session: 21 to 22 at $263 with a 3 Robux row, 31 to 32 at $1.06k with a 3 Robux row, 39 to 40 at $3.25k with a 3 Robux row, and 158 to 159 at $54.46B with a 3 Robux row. Each row raises Speed by exactly one point, and the Cash price rises steeply with the level while the Robux row read 3 in all four. These are the rows a single session showed at the moment it showed them; the game prints no per-level price table and no total for the path, so no price ladder is published here. Buy the step you can read in your own session and watch the Speed figure in the HUD move by one.
The Rebirth menu prints a bar whose label is the Speed figure, and in the recorded session it read 21/40 Speed before the Rebirth and 33/40 Speed later in the same menu - a bar that fills as the number rises, not a published rule. That same panel carries a red warning that the reset clears speed, stamina and money, and the session confirmed it: Speed read 33 just before Renacimiento 1 and 20 immediately after, which is the value the game starts a new account with. The menu also offers a second button that skips the Rebirth while keeping the speed. So the honest reading is that Speed is both a requirement you watch fill and a value the reset returns to its base - spend on it knowing which of the two you are doing.
Wings are not where Speed comes from. Every wing card legible in the recordings stated a Wing Stamina multiplier, and a published wing list says the same. If the number you want to move is the one at the bottom left, the row to buy is the +1 Velocidad row at the upgrades stand, which the recorded session reached through the [E] Mejorar prompt.
A faster flight is still a flight, and Wing Stamina is what ends one. Neither recording shows Speed extending the stamina bar; the bar emptied with the value reading 184/184 while Speed read 190 to 191 around the same time. If the crossing ends rather than merely taking long, the page for that failure is the one to read next, and the fix sits on a different card.
The purchase worked when the Speed figure at the bottom left is one higher than the row said it would be, and the Rebirth bar has moved with it.
The first step is free at the upgrades stand: the row read +1 Velocidad, 20 to 21, with the price cell reading GRATIS, and the toast confirmed Increased Speed 20 -> 21!. Later steps are the same row bought with Cash - the ones read were 21 to 22 at $263, 31 to 32 at $1.06k, 39 to 40 at $3.25k and 158 to 159 at $54.46B, each with a 3 Robux row beside it.
No card read for this site printed a Speed value on a wing. Every wing card that could be read stated a Wing Stamina multiplier, from 1x on the Default Wings up to 2.2x on a Cyber wings card, and a published wing list makes the same statement. Speed is bought from the separate attribute row at the upgrades stand.
No rule is published. The Rebirth panel prints a bar instead, and that bar read 21/40 Speed before the Rebirth and 33/40 Speed later in the same menu during the recorded session. Treat 40 as the figure the bar is counted out of in that reading rather than as a rule the game states.
No. Speed and Wing Stamina are separate attributes and no source read for this site shows Speed changing how long the bar lasts. In the recorded session the bar emptied at 184/184 while Speed read 190 to 191, so a healthy Speed number is not protection.