Deft hands packed the snow into a firm ball, and Mildmay tossed it lightly in the air a couple inches and pleased when it landed back just as easy without falling to pieces. Scanning around for a likely target, he jerked his head toward Coby, the black wings standing out against the snow almost as much as the two redheads did.
"You gotta watch 'em, see? Get a feel on how they're moving." He made it kinda obvious how he was watching Coby, glancing quick like at Annie to see she was paying attention. "I ain't gonna throw where he is right now, unless he ain't moving around much at all." And Coby wasn't he was strolling kind of in the direction of the bar, munching on one of the fried cakes Emma was making. Mildmay pointed where Coby was, and then moved his arm to point to a spot a further ahead.
"Gotta allow time for the snowball to get there." He waited another breath, then let the snowball fly. It hit one of the wings with a splat and an explosion of snow in every direction. "Further away they are, further ahead you gotta aim. Now, you try it."
Re: Annie & Mildmay
"You gotta watch 'em, see? Get a feel on how they're moving." He made it kinda obvious how he was watching Coby, glancing quick like at Annie to see she was paying attention. "I ain't gonna throw where he is right now, unless he ain't moving around much at all." And Coby wasn't he was strolling kind of in the direction of the bar, munching on one of the fried cakes Emma was making. Mildmay pointed where Coby was, and then moved his arm to point to a spot a further ahead.
"Gotta allow time for the snowball to get there." He waited another breath, then let the snowball fly. It hit one of the wings with a splat and an explosion of snow in every direction. "Further away they are, further ahead you gotta aim. Now, you try it."