Post by lazy on May 23, 2007 0:44:53 GMT 1
[Any handball players on this board?]
Pop.
The small blue ball came hurtling at Kai's face. Walking casually towards the ball, Kai struck the ball with his palm, sending it back to the wall. His opponent and acquaintance, backed away from the wall to receive the ball. There was a small swish as the man cut the ball with his hand. Though it wasn't visible, the ball was spinning rapidly, and that wasn't a good sign. The ball's spinning meant that the bounce off the wall would be erratic. He'd have to be extra-alert. Just as the ball bounced off the wall, it suddenly spun opposite of the direction Kai had predicted. Running as fast as he could, he hit the ball over his shoulder. A no-looker. It'd take an act of God to make the ball hit the wall.
Bounce.
Not only did the ball make it to the wall, but it was a corner-shot roller. It effectively ended the volley and the game. 15-9. Not bad. Kai spat away from the court as he walked over to his opponent and shook his hand. "Good game," he said softly, and picked up the ball.
"Aye man. Lucky shot, that last one....," he said with a small laugh, and walked to another court.
Kai was left standing in the center of the court, a small group of spectators around it. "Anyone else?"
Pop.
The small blue ball came hurtling at Kai's face. Walking casually towards the ball, Kai struck the ball with his palm, sending it back to the wall. His opponent and acquaintance, backed away from the wall to receive the ball. There was a small swish as the man cut the ball with his hand. Though it wasn't visible, the ball was spinning rapidly, and that wasn't a good sign. The ball's spinning meant that the bounce off the wall would be erratic. He'd have to be extra-alert. Just as the ball bounced off the wall, it suddenly spun opposite of the direction Kai had predicted. Running as fast as he could, he hit the ball over his shoulder. A no-looker. It'd take an act of God to make the ball hit the wall.
Bounce.
Not only did the ball make it to the wall, but it was a corner-shot roller. It effectively ended the volley and the game. 15-9. Not bad. Kai spat away from the court as he walked over to his opponent and shook his hand. "Good game," he said softly, and picked up the ball.
"Aye man. Lucky shot, that last one....," he said with a small laugh, and walked to another court.
Kai was left standing in the center of the court, a small group of spectators around it. "Anyone else?"