1520. No, come on, you're demigods, and you're doing this badly?
Something unusual happened at Feathered Serpent Fortress today.
At dawn, Aztec warriors changing shifts saw the Old Continent godslayers, who had arrived the night before, carrying a white giant lynx toward the upper reaches of the fortress. They paraded through the streets with it as if deliberately showing off their trophy, practically wishing they could bang gongs and drums to draw everyone's attention and earn some praise.
But the lynx spirit, tied to a pole like a pig, was having a truly mortifying time.
It had woken up by now and was yowling in humiliation, but the pterosaur venom coursing through it kept it from breaking free.
Before long, some Aztecs recognized the giant lynx. They cried, "Karuru has manifested!" causing an immediate stir. At the same time, the warriors of Feathered Serpent Fortress gained a much clearer sense of the godslayers' strength.
They had thought it was outrageous enough that these people had cleared the area around Feathered Serpent Fortress overnight and established a safe zone. But even the Ganot people's sacred spirits couldn't escape their pursuit.
This white lynx was a demigod, at least. Its power might have been a little weak, but it was still beyond the reach of ordinary mortals.
Though the Aztecs had their own faith, they also respected these sacred spirits. Seeing the players parade the fallen demigod through the streets, a priest of the Feathered Serpent God immediately stepped forward to stop them.
The uniformed woman meant well.
There were Ganot auxiliaries in the fortress, and seeing their sacred spirit humiliated like this might cause trouble. But the players had their own side of the story. After a brief exchange, the priest of the Feathered Serpent God noticed the Chaos scars on