Andrew Schulz

And eventually...

I don't know about what year this would be, maybe about the year 1350, so maybe 200 years supposedly after the Aztecs arrived.

The Aztec priest goes into his inner sanctum and takes an absurd amount of peyote or whatever, and he goes to meet the god Huitztepotli, which is the war god, and the war god tells him,

it's now time to have our prince marry the princess of Cowacan and form the dynasties into one.

And so that's the Aztecs.

Now they've helped Cowacan conquer everybody.

It's the Aztecs going to them and saying, we want to marry our princess to you and become one kingdom.

So it kind of brings them up.

So they go give the proposition to the kingdom of Cowacan.

And you can just imagine the king there is like,

well, if they're proposing this, that means they're probably willing to go to war with us if we say no.

And we don't want to fight with these guys because... Yeah, we don't want to fight with them because we just built them up and they are our army now.

So the king of Cowlcon is like, and they're proposing a possibility where I remain king.

Sounds great.

So I guess I don't have a choice.

You can just imagine.

That's what was going through his head.

Yeah, yeah.

And so the king of Cowlcon accepts

And they plan out this wedding where they're going to have the wedding in the sitter.