[ There’s a general sense of agreement to her analysis, since it’s essentially the same for them. Their true existence was a strange one, considering the actual extraterrestrial origin of the Aztec pantheon… It necessitated being able to take a variety of forms just to interact with the world, and with the Fifth Sun, a human form was generally the best bet. Even Tezcatlipoca’s appearance as he is now is nothing he’s particularly attached to—They’re simply an amalgamation of facial features that were familiar to Daybit mixed with some of his own divine symbols, like his hair and eyes.

But as Akua continues, the brotherly irritation comes back in full force… ]

Yeah, saw the posters for her when I went over to Springstar a while back. Ain’t fuckin’ surprised that’s the shit she got into at all.

[ So he’s truly thankful that Akua explains more of a kinship with him. It’s slightly petty, but he’s not exactly looking forward to having to deal with the annoyance of being cast in a villainous role like he’s her damn rudo or something like that. Even when Quetzalcoatl’s dead, she still manages to be a headache for him. ]

So maybe I’ll take all the would-be worshippers I can get. [ He laughs, clearly not taking the idea of Akua personally worshipping all that seriously. ] Don’t imagine it’d surprise you to learn that Quetzalcoatl was real popular. If you’re into my kinda stuff, you get it. Not exactly the stuff the average person gravitates towards, yeah?