Once upon a time, there was a small village that was facing great hostility from a neighboring kingdom. The villagers were afraid and didn't know what to do. That's when a group of brave soldiers from the cavalry rode into town.

The leader of the cavalry explained their mission was to protect the village and help them defeat the enemy army that was planning to lay siege to the village. The villagers were relieved to have the help of these brave soldiers.

The soldiers set up their barracks in the village and began to train the villagers to defend themselves. They taught them how to use their bayonets and how to work together as a team.

The enemy army finally arrived, and the village was surrounded. But the villagers were ready, thanks to the training from the cavalry. The battle was long and difficult, but with the help of the militia and the bravery of the soldiers, the village was able to defeat the enemy army.

As a reward for their bravery, the villagers were given a large compound to live in and were promised protection from any future attacks. However, a few months later, many of the soldiers and villagers began to fall ill with typhoid.

The villagers quickly realized that the beautiful facade of their compound was hiding the fact that it was built on top of a contaminated river. They asked the cavalry for help, and the soldiers sprang into action.

They cleaned up the contaminated water and worked to prevent the spread of the typhoid. Thanks to their quick thinking and bravery, the village was saved once again. From that day on, the villagers and soldiers lived in peace, and the village was a safe and happy place to live.

Reflections

1. Who were the brave soldiers in the story?
2. What was the mission of the soldiers in the story?
3. How did the villagers and soldiers work together to defeat the enemy army?
4. Why did many of the soldiers and villagers fall ill with typhoid?
5. How did the soldiers help save the village again after the typhoid outbreak?