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[jim_halpert]

Jim hadn't planned to bump into Pam on the way back from Karen's hut, but he certainly didn't mind. He'd had plans to do a couple of things, but decided instead to hang out with her for a while. They had plenty of time, of course, before Karen would be back

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[this_is_pam]

Had Pam really been thinking clearly, she would have noticed Jim's lagging behind and figured out what he was planning to do, been on guard for an attack. She was too relaxed, though, and as such, the snowball that hit her squarely between the shoulderblades came as a complete surprise. For a moment, she froze, mouth falling open in undeniably amused shock. Then, she bent down, packing a snowball in her hands before turning to face him. She didn't care that he would know it was coming.

"Oh, this is war, Halpert," she announced, biting back a grin before she let the snowball fly in his direction, not even looking to see where it hit before she was making another. "Unless you wanna surrender now, because you're going to lose."

[jim_halpert]

He'd been ready enough to be able to dodge a direct hit by the snow she'd thrown at him, the ball just barely grazing his arm. He let out a laugh as he started to collect snow for his next snowball.

"With that kind of aim?" he laughed, knowing full well it was probably would regret it. "Bring it, Beesly."

[this_is_pam]

"Oh, you're asking for it," she said, bouncing a little on the balls of her feet before she threw the second snowball, this time with far more accurate aim, already in full battle mode. As soon as she was sure of the hit, she took off, staggering a little in her boots but quickly making it to the side of his hut, where she could begin gathering another snowball with at least a little protection.

[jim_halpert]

Jim was hit pretty squarely in the stomach the second time, and he retreated himself, hiding behind a nearby tree. It wasn't the best, but it'd do.

"You can give up too, you know," he called out, making sure he was ducked behind the tree properly. "I'd take it easy on you, I promise."