[Coyolxauhqui sounds like she's spitting something out. She coughs away from the communicator for a minute, then takes a deep breath.]
Rivers of blood. [Another cough.] Mountains that crash together. Wind that cuts like knives. Jaguars that devour the hearts of men. Dog-men and weary souls.
And Mictlantecuhtli.
[She pauses, almost like she's
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I'd have demanded it previously if I knew where you were gone.
Who is Mictlantecuhtli? [...his pronunciation is surprisingly accurate.]
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I am surprised it was undamaged.
Mictlantecuhtli is the Lord of the Underworld.
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The underworld in a human conception of it, correct?
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Human is not the right word. The Underworld was divine before it became a place where mortal souls reside.
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How are you, General Chang?
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Where did you go?
Alright, let's talk about that, yeah?
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I went to Mictlan. Jade in my mouth, I went to Mictlan. I saw Xolotl, my brother; we walked over rivers of blood and watched mountains crash together. There were obsidian mountains and bitter wind. I met with the Lord and his Lady, and we spoke for a very long time.
I feel empty. I want my magic.
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Alright,let's meet to talk about it, yeah?
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Yes, let's meet. Bring me to the pool.
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Persephone! [Big, big grin.] Persephone, I have missed you!
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I have missed you as well, Coyolxauhqui!
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I told Mictlantecuhtli about you! He disapproves of your husband, Persephone. Mictlantecuhtli can be fearsome, but he is very loyal to his wife and thinks kidnapping should be left to gods like Tezcatlipoca.
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It will be. The Barge is much better than Mictlan.
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