Young Writers Society

The Instructors couldn't go on.

Three battles have passed, and three battles they've lost. What was the point of continuing? Why should they try to reach the top when it was too far away? They couldn't do it.

But the Greeters could.

However, only a few Instructors could handle one more round. Only those few had the nerve to challenge those Greeters for one more round. One more Battle. To truly decide the better team.

The Ultimate Battle.

The Greeters naturally accepted.

It was time. To. Duh-duh-duh-duh-d-d-d-d-duel!

They would switch jobs, the courageous Greeters suggested. The Purps can be Greeters for a week, and the Blues can be Instructors for a week. May the better team win.

The Purps were all, No.

The Greeters were shocked. "How dare you stand up to us!"

The Purps were like, "You guys are way too cliche. It's time to duel. With a twist."

While the Purps go on critiquing the cliche and over-done challenge of Purp vs Blue Wars, I'll go ahead and explain the twist. Each team chose two people represent their team in the War. Of course, with so few members on each team, the deduction wasn't too difficult to make.

The Greeters were all, Let's do dis!

And the YWS Grand Re-Opening War Special began!

The participating Instructors returned to their corner of the world, a bit upset. Their hopes were crushed. Victory was so out of the way for them. The Greeters always seemed to be too far ahead for them to catch up.

The War was finished. It was clear that both teams were struggling this round, even if the results were a landslide for the Greeters. Members were leaving or pursuing higher things. They needed more motivation. More spirit. Though the Greeters arrived to victory, the road was difficult to travel.

The War has ended. A virtual peace treaty was signed for both teams by the judge(s). (No need to thank them!) Perhaps in the future, another battle will commence, and another War will begin. In the meantime though:

Both the Instructors and the Greeters are now hiring.