Hanging out in an empty, dirty room

October blinked for a second when she heard that, and tilted her head to the side as she looked at him. Right.... he didn't know how to have a snowball fight. She smiled somewhat and shook her head. "There's no weapons in this game," she told him. "The people playing, you and me in this case, just throw snowballs at each other. Like I said, it's more fun than it sounds."

October sighed, but made sure to be quiet. A smile remained on her face, though. Some of the snow hit her, since she had allowed it to, but not all of it. "You have to make the snow into little balls. Throwing big loads like that won't hit the target right and it could crumble in the air. Plus, little snowballs go faster and have more of a chance of hitting what you want them to hit."

She honestly had no idea if she was explaining this right. So far, it seemed to her that most liked snowball fights. Addie, Andrew, Nikki... maybe it was just because he hadn't grown up around snow. Or maybe she just liked the snow a lot more than normal people because of her element...

"Do you understand?" she asked him. "Or am I not doing a good job at explaining?" she laughed softly at herself, waiting for a response.

Alright, that wasn't the best snowball, but October smiled and nodded anyway. It was good for his first try, after all; when she had first tried making snowballs when she was younger, hers looked pretty much exactly the same. She was pleased with the more accurate throw, though she was able to dodge it — barely, though. She quickly threw another snowball at him, and crouched down to start making more snowballs.

October laughed, being hit endlessly with the snowballs, though she had been able to dodge a few. She quickly made more, and threw pretty much all of them at him at the same time. She didn't really care if they hit or not, to be honest. Snowball fights were fun and nothing could ruin them for her. As soon as she ran out of snowballs again, she quickly started making more.

A look of concern immediately came to October's eyes when he got hit in the face. "I'm SOOO sorry!!" she apologized, obviously quite sorry by the tone of her voice and the way she had said it. "Are you ok? Does it hurt too much?" she asked. She had been about to ask more questions, but she stopped herself from doing so, since she knew he probably wouldn't be able to answer them all.