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Mucking About

Larissa smiled.
"Sure." She moved towards the hoops and waited.
 
Libby flew through the air, out of the way of the hoops, spun round and faced larisssa. "Right" she said to herself. She flew to her left, and raised her arm which had the ball, ready to throw, but at the last second she yanked her broom to her right, and threw the ball in the direction of the third goal.
 
Larissa had been flying towards the other goal first and made to turn when she saw Libby aiming for the other goal.
When Libby threw the ball towards the original goal; Larissa dived from her broom and caught it but her triumph was short lived as her hand on the broom she was hanging from was slipping.
"Help!" she shouted to Libby.
 
When Larissa shouted, Libby looked up. She was falling off her broom. Flying quickly over to her, she grabbed her shoulder, and pulled up her up, back onto her broom. "Don't forget to hold on" she reminded her smiling. Taking the ball back off her she did a quick lap of the pitch, and hurtled the ball at the goal.
 
Larissa laughed and flew towards the goal fast.
"Woah! Give me a chance!" She shouted to Libby as she narrowly missed the ball.
 
Libby grinned. "Never!" and grabbed the ball back again. She flew around one hoop a few times, willing larissa to defend it, double-bluff she thought. She stopped, changed her mind, aimed for the center hoop, and then in a moment of confuzion, threw it through to the hoop she had been circling on the right.
 
Larissa made to defend the center hoop but was surprised when Libby threw the ball through the other home.
"Oh." She said randomly as she headed for the ball now sailing to the ground.
"Nice one." She said when she returned, "A double-bluff, perhapps?"
 
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