"Jatiri, my most respected sage... Regarding the compilation and dissemination of the kingdom's recorded epic, and the reorganization and assessment of the Kingdom Priesthood, I have some suggestions and thoughts to discuss with you..."
After finishing the letter to the commander of the Capital Region Legion, Xolotl first copied out the contents of his analysis of the kingdom. On that basis, he then wrote a King's Order and a letter each to Chief Minister Jatiri and the director of the Institute of Divine Inspiration, Talaya.
In his letter to Chief Minister Jatiri, Xolotl first asked about the progress of the kingdom's epic—that is, the work of integrating the cultural consensus of the kingdom's various tribes, or what might be called "establishing a shared ideological consciousness."
"My sage, hundreds of thousands of Tlaxcalan tribespeople have moved into the kingdom and converted to the embrace of the Main God... At present, the existing shared Mexica-Purepecha epic must continue to be expanded and revised, incorporating the culture and heritage of the Tlaxcalan, and the myths and legends of the God Mountain Death God... all into the kingdom's grand epic!"
"At the same time, for young Tlaxcalan children and youths, community-education shrines or academies must be established, where the kingdom's priests and warriors will train them together... thereby diluting the influence of the Cloud Snake inheritance and building their sense of identity with the kingdom!..."
"Of course, if the kingdom's epic is to be compiled, spread, and made to sink deep into people's hearts, it will require the united chanting and efforts of Main God priests, tribal Storytellers, wandering poets, and academy teachers! Histories and records that are harmful to the unity of the various tribes may be suitably revised and erased... And the heaps of pictorial tablets and books printed day and night