"Ready?" Minho asked.

I nodded.

"Let's go."

We both simultaneously started creeping off in opposite directions. Just a few seconds later I heard yelling and, from a small distance, I noticed with satisfaction that Xiumin's attention was completely focused on what was going on between Minho and Luhan.

I crawled all the way behind the plastic table he had positioned in front of him practically glues to the sand. Quickly, I grabbed the weapons he had carelessly left lying next to him and shoved them behind me, keeping the bazooka in my hands, pointing straight at him.

"You're cornered, Minseok," I said grimly.

"I won't go down without a fight," He tightened his grip on the two smaller guns he held. 

"But you will go down," In less than a minute, we were up and across the beach, emptying our weapons on each other. 

I fired a last blast from the bigger gun and, while Xiumin sputtered and regained his composure, now left with a bit of water in one gun, I ran back to where I had left the rest of them. I rapidly shoved all of them in my shorts, nuzzle down and handles sticking out, to keep him front getting any, and held a fully loaded one pointed at him. 

We blasted each other at the same time, and, as his spluttered out, he laughed, and threw it on the sand.

"You win," Xiumin raised his hands in the air, "I'm done."

From a few meters away, Chanyeol and Jonghyun cheered, sprawled on towels on the beach.

I had no time to celebrate though, since I still had two, or maybe one opponent left. 

"Hana!" I saw both of the foresaid opponents enter the clearing, seemingly unarmed, "We're all out," Minho shouted.

"You win!" Luhan added.

I emptied my water gun on them just in case.

"What?" Minho shouted, surprised. 

"What was that for?" Luhan shook his hands out, splashing water.

"Just ensuring my victory," I shrugged.

Xiumin was bent over laughing near me.

"Hey! What are you laughing at?" Luhan ran towards him, and soon it turned into a sort of game of tag.

"Nice guns," Minho grinned at me, motioning to the loaded hem of my shorts.

"Thanks," I replied, serious