Snowfall

Terra was looking up at the sky, watching the snow fall. Many snowflakes had fallen on the roof, making it all white. She loved snow. Looking over the edge of the roof, she watched some of the younger kids throw snowballs at each other and make snow people. She smiled.
Christmas was such a happy time. She saw some teens drag a tree into the school and she grinned.
Trees, snowballs and people, who could ask for more?

Terra ignored the boy she knew was behind her and reached down fort snow. She packed it into a very tough snowball and threw it down at one of the boys on the ground. It hit him so hard he fell back. Everyone who was out there looked up at the roof.
A few seconds later, hundreds of hard snowballs flew up. A chunk of rock flew up over Terra so none hit her. She stuck out her tongue in a very childish way, which sent even more snowballs up.

Terra felt the earth above her grow heavy. The were piling snow on it. They had an ice controller! A snowball hit her hard in the back of the head, ruining the concentration she needed to keep it up. The earth flipped and the snow piled in on top of her. She was quickly buried.
There was more up there than thought.
Terra though, trying to get up. The load got heavier after a few seconds.
Losers. They're adding more on top. To bad, this is turning out to be more of a practice the a game.
She laid there, wondering how long it would take them to find out their feeble attempts to beat her weren't doing them any good.
No, she was concentrating on getting all this snow into one ball and throwing it at them. That would take an enormous amount of earth. Good.

Terra burst from the pile, her eyes glowing. A large flat piece of earth scooped up all the snow and forcefully dumped it on the kids. She landed on the ground and sighed, turning around, a disgusted look on her face.
If that is snowball here, I'm leaving.
She thought, eyeing the boy and his cigarette.