Holy Water

He didn't say anything to her. Instead, it seemed he decided he was done skating around. She watched him as he made his way back to the snow bank, the girl slowly sliding around as she watched him. Well, looked like play time was over. She decided to continue for another minute, this time choosing to slide beneath an archway. She looked up at it as she passed beneath the ice, noticing how wide and solid it looked. She wondered if there was a way to get up there and walk on top of it, and then perhaps use it to slide faster across the ice. She decided she would try it another day. So she looked back towards the snow bank where Striden was and changed her course his way.

A thought struck her. She could get back at him for skating into her earlier! A smirk played on her lips and her eyes narrowed. Oh, she would get him back good. She lowered her body to the ice, making herself as streamlined as possible while she moved each leg to propel herself as fast as possible. Ears pinned back, her tail streaming behind her, the babe aimed straight for him. Her goal was to tackle him into the snow bank, and as she drew closer she was sure she would succeed. But...that's now how things would go for her.

As she got closer to her target, she didn't notice the smaller pieces of ice that were scattered around the edge of the ice. She lifted a front paw for a moment, aiming to bring it back down on the ice to continue her momentum forward. But when she did that, she ended up stepping on one of those frozen pieces which made her lose her footing. She was going too fast, her feet unable to keep up as she was practically flying forward. Her legs were going every which way, the babe gasping and eyes growing wide as she realized she was about to crash. "Ah! Watch out!" While her intent had been to push him into the snow bank, she wasn't intending to crash into him at full speed. She tried to turn herself away from him, only barely managing to do so. Her feet tripped on the bank, and she was sent flying over his head and into the snow drifts several feet beyond. She landed heavily on her back in a deep drift, the snow forming a sort of open cocoon as she lied there. Well...that was not how that was supposed to go..