In the end, why die trying, when you can die without trying?

You drop your gun and the entire team follows suit. The graveness of the situation is clear when you hear someone begin to sob beside you. You look over to check who it is, only to realize, oh wait, it's you. You quickly wipe your eyes with Salvador's sleeve and pull yourself together again, now is not the time for tears.

The Indians begin to line all of you up in single file, threatening anyone with a bullet to the head if they dare put up a fight. Then with Indians flanking both sides of you, they begin marching you all back downhill. You glance back one last time to check on the Spanish team but they have already disappeared. One of the Indians kicks you in the back of the knee and you have no choice but to continue walking on.

The Indians lead you down a different path that takes you directly along the river you have successfully avoided until now. You have no idea where they are taking you or what awaits you once you reach their destination, but then again maybe that's not something really worth finding out. You need to get yourself and the team out of this pickle somehow before it's too late.

You notice your captors aren't really paying attention to you right now, so maybe you could try to slip away by taking a little dip in the river. Of course, that would mean you'd have to leave your team behind, but at least this would give you the chance to save them later. It's not really ideal, similar to the other option you've come up with, though that one could end significantly worse if it goes wrong.

Based on numbers, there is a chance your team could beat the Indians in close combat. All this would require is a simple distraction on your part to get the Indians attention. Then with the element of surprise, your comrades could pick a fight and hopefully win....

or not.

Channel your inner Charlie Chaplin and pretend to slip on the muddy riverbank and very very quickly tumble into the river go to 33

Channel your other inner Charlie Chaplin and lean on the big rock ahead and pretend you suddenly have a twisted ankle go to 36