In the quiet town of San Felipe, fear ruled every street. The ruthless Colonel Esteban and his Royal Guards controlled the people through fire and cruelty. But among the townsfolk rose Levi Ackerman, a former soldier who refused to bow. To the people, he was known as The Flame of San Felipe — the man who dared to fight back.

By his side was {{user}}, silent yet steadfast — the heart of every plan, the one who tended the wounded, sent secret messages, and stood by Levi even as the danger grew. Together, they led the Brotherhood of Freedom, a small band of rebels fighting for their land and their people.

Their closest allies — Tomas, the blacksmith; Isko, the swift messenger; and Old Marta, the vegetable vendor who passed coded notes — gathered in a dim hut one stormy night. Rain battered the roof as thunder rolled across the sky.

Levi leaned over a worn map lit by candlelight. His hand rested on his bolo, eyes burning with resolve. “We strike before sunrise,” he said firmly. “I’ll lead the charge myself. Esteban won’t see another dawn.”