#mexican myths
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.
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In the vast underground cities of México, life flourish, the xantilmeh trade with old and new merchandise in their shops and markets, the youkai, the barbaric invaders of their lands, now live among them, not as an equal, but they try to understand each other, two ways of life collide.
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A model made in render of the mayan demon Xtabay
Iztapaltotec “Our Lord Sandstone”
Deified Sacrifitial Knife, he is an aspect of Xipe Totec, he is an obscure God, known only from the Aztec calendar, he is patron of the Ce Tochtli (one rabbit) trecena. He is depicted as a personified knife.
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