�Here comes another brave man.�May the ice queen�s protection rest upon you.�

I don�t think anything good will happen with the blessing of the Ice Queen, but I thought it would be because her character itself is a tourist product.

Sirone was handed a box containing snowballs.

When I entered the game room, there was someone who challenged me first.�While I was waiting, I picked up and touched a lump of snow in a box, and when I touched it, it was thick and heavy with water mixed with it.

�Um, this should be enough range, right?�

Throwing itself is not a problem.

However, when I looked at the challenger, I was able to send snowballs to the spire on the other side only through a hole in the wall.

Since the throwing angle is limited, it is not easy to produce ball power, and the accuracy will be considerably lower.

�Whoa, is it surprisingly difficult?�

The challenger who failed the challenge stepped back wiping his sweat.

Those who visit the annual winter festival know how difficult it is to ride the Ice Queen�s collection, so they�re not disappointed.

Following the moderator�s guidance, Sirone entered the game room and put down the box next to her, holding up a snowball.

He measured the distance by rolling it with his finger, and threw the snowball with all his might while opening his body wide.

The snowball passed through the window and fell down under the force of gravity, breaking the wall below the watchtower.

I could hear the delightful laughter of the tourists.

Normally, Sirone would have laughed, but seeing Amy staring at her, her face flushed.

Unwilling to look back at her, he hurriedly took up the next snowball and analyzed his failure.

�I can�t raise the angle, so I can�t get the old power.�This is much harder than I thought.�

Well, since it was a game with a festival limited edition as a prize, it probably wasn�t designed for anyone to succeed.

�profit����!�

Sirone clenched her teeth and threw a snowball.

I was able to narrowly match the distance, as if there was a result of my determination.�However, the snowball passed the soldier�s target and fell somewhere far away.

�Whoa!�Whoa!�

Shirone, who had come to the trouble, threw snowballs in succession.

Since I had the experience of succeeding in Thunderstruck at once, I thought that if I reduced the error little by little, I would succeed in the end.

But I realized it when I threw five.

�Isn�t it more difficult than thundering?�

The rules are simple, but it was never a random game.

It was made to look like anyone could succeed, and the throwing angle and distance were skillfully adjusted, making it impossible for anyone other than a natural strong goal or professional to succeed.

After throwing 10 snowballs, Sirone gasped. JrNovels.com