ir plan. As they talked, Maya realized that the rebels were outnumbered and outgunned. The British had superior firepower, better training, and more resources. But the rebels had somethin

ine as she listened to the plan. She knew that she had to be brave, not just for herself, but for the rebels and their cause. As they prepared for battle, Maya couldn't help but think about her own life back in the present. She wondered if anyone was looking for her, if anyone even knew she was missing