After witnessing the brutal punishment of her brother Manuel, Teresa strikes a deal with Padre Villalon to free him.

Because they could no longer fathom the continuous abuse of the Spaniards against Filipinos, Andres Bonifacio establishes the Kataas-taasang, Kagalng-galangang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan. Along with some Katipuneros, they find and recruit allies in the forthcoming revolution against Spain.

Andres Bonifacio courts the love of his life, Gregoria de Jesus. He is faced with the disapproval of Gregoria's family of him because of his age and status in life.

Andres Bonifacio and the Katipunan face a new obstacle they must overcome.

The Katipuneros declare revolution by tearing their cedulas that remind them of the pain and abuses brought upon them by the Spaniards.

Andres Bonifacio hatches a plan to save Sebastian, Pacquing, and other Katipuneros caught by the Spaniards.

Sebastian discovers a traitor among their society.

In conjunction with the newly elected president of the Philippines, Andres Bonifacio was pursued and tortured before being killed without mercy along with his brother, Procopio.