#mexican heroe

Victor Manuel Navarrete.

(1920-1976)
Victor was a nahual of Tulancingo, from a renowned family of nahuales called “Cuicuilticaztli” who even today, they say, watch nearby Hidalgo.

Second Lieutenant Victor was part of the famous 201 Squadron, however, arriving at the Philippines he decided to stay to fight a rebellion of Japanese kappas who spread terror in the population taking advantage of the chaos of the war.

He was supposed  dead in combat, reappeared once  the rebellion stoped and returned to Mexico saying he had been imprisoned all this time.

Yaotécpatl.
(1404-1437)

Yaotécpatl was one of the most experienced warriors of the Mexica Empire in its heyday, and he was a powerful nahual.

He gain the range of tzitzimitl warrior with only 23 years old and participated in numerous campaigns of conquest taking numerous prisoners.

However, his greatest achievement was the single combat that he took against the  tzitzimime released by owl nahuals who used  powerful spells of necromancy.

 He could kill the terrible monster, which wreaked havoc on the population of Chapultepec, but he  had to sacrifice his life.