Part 5: Chapter 5: The Escape Route "The Great Escape: How James, Benjamin, Ngozi, and Amelia Defied the Odds in 1031BC"

James, Benjamin, Ngozi, and Amelia had been planning their escape for months. They had finally come up with a plan that they thought would work.

The plan was to use the underground tunnels that connected the city to the outside world. The tunnels were rarely used and were well hidden. The group had to be careful to avoid detection as they made their way through the tunnels.

The group set off in the middle of the night, hoping to avoid detection. They were careful to stay quiet and to move quickly. After a few hours, they finally reached the end of the tunnel.

They emerged from the tunnel and were relieved to find themselves in the open air. They had made it out of the city and were now free.

The group quickly made their way through the countryside, avoiding any contact with people. They eventually reached a small village where they were able to rest and recuperate.

The group was safe for now, but they knew they had to keep moving. They decided to head north, towards the mountains. They hoped to find a safe place to hide until they could figure out their next move.

The group traveled for days, avoiding any contact with people. Eventually, they reached the mountains and found a small cave to hide in.

The group stayed in the cave for weeks, until they were sure it was safe to move on. Finally, they decided to make their way to the coast.

The group traveled for days, until they finally reached the coast. They were relieved to see the sea and to know that they were safe. They had made it out of the city and were now free.

The group had defied the odds and made it out of the city. They had escaped the oppressive rule of the city and were now free to start a new life. They had made the great escape and were now living in freedom.