June 21st, 1693.
Vallier's cavalry moved swiftly through the dense forests near the main Republican supply route. Hidden among the trees, his riders waited patiently as scouts kept watch for the approaching convoy.
"They'll be here soon," a scout whispered. "Four wagons, guarded by about fifty soldiers."
Vallier nodded, signaling for his men to prepare. The plan was simple—strike quickly, capture the supplies, and retreat before the Republicans could organize a counterattack.
Moments later, the convoy appeared on the dirt road. The soldiers guarding it were alert but unaware of the danger lurking in the shadows. Vallier raised his hand, then brought it down in a sharp motion.
"Attack!"
