"In fact, it was Maya's decision. If that human was left alone, Mictlan would be destroyed, so I intended to erase him before that could happen." Kukulkan then revealed the real reason she was about to attack Tezcatlipoca. Maya had told her to act. Maya was the will of this Lostbelt, something akin to Gaia or Alaya, though the difference in power was immense. If anything, it was closer to the will of Britain.
"A human? Wait, isn't he a Servant?" Kukulkan's words shocked Mash, Ritsuka, and the others. According to the information they had received, Tezcatlipoca was a Servant summoned by Daybit, yet Kukulkan had called him human.
"Huh? Was I mistaken? He has the same biological structure as you." Kukulkan looked genuinely surprised.
"Of course I do. Tezcatlipoca cannot be summoned directly. I'm a Pseudo-Servant. I created the human I possessed last night, then transferred myself into him. My soul is divine, but my body is human, so even without a Master, I can function as a human living in the present. Gods are difficult to summon, after all, so I used a trick I excel at to assist Daybit. Still, only my body is human. I am the genuine Tezcatlipoca." Tezcatlipoca plainly explained his circumstances.
Gods were difficult to summon directly. The stronger the god, the harder it was for them to manifest. Tezcatlipoca might not have been as famous in Pan-Human History as Greek, Norse, or Indian mythology, but he was unquestionably the supreme god of an entire pantheon. He was also the ruler of the First Sun era in Aztec mythology.
Unlike Ishtar and other gods, who manifested by choosing humans as vessels, he had fashioned a human himself and then possessed it. Judging from his current appearance, his taste was rather unusual.
"I see.