Capture The Flag

At the whistle, chaos erupted. Teams charged, flags were snatched, and the field turned into a blur of colour and strategy. Home bases filled with their own flags. But the real game began when the stealing started. Opponents broke through, tags were pulled, players were out. Defenders turned runners. Runners turned bait. Roles shifted fast. Then came the twist: the big red flag. Only one team had enough points to go for it. A sprint to the center. A tap. A turn of momentum. The other team scrambled to reset the balance. When time was called, flags were counted — but everyone already knew. This wasn't about who ran faster. It was about who knew how to take the right risk at the right time.

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