Andrew Schulz

But they sacrifice her, they flay her, cut all of her skin off, and then the prince slips himself into her skin, puts on her skin, puts on her head, and then when they bring in the royal procession of Calwacon, the

They are going to bring the princess out, and the prince comes out wearing her skin.

Holy shit.

And essentially just causes mass hysteria.

Wow.

And then the Aztec warriors just come out of nowhere, ambush the Calicon royalty.

Like, that's crazy.

Okay, go, go.

And so after they basically horrify, you know, I think that there was an element of shock, right?

Yeah.

Do you think?

Well, of course.

But I think that shock and fear made the sacrifice more... Fervent.

Exactly, right?

So that fear, if you could cause a mass amount of chaos and really scare somebody and just...

petrify them and then you sacrifice them well that means more to the gods right and so all these asic warriors come in and they just ambush the cowacan uh army slaughter all of them they capture they capture the king and the whole royal procession and then it doesn't say but you can imagine they march them to the top of the pyramid and sacrifice them to huistapoli and then

move the army across the bridge, and invade the city of Caloacan, basically burn the whole thing to the ground, capture everyone, sacrifice a lot of them, I'm sure.

And then all of a sudden, the Aztecs are sitting out fortified in this massive city in the middle of this lake with this huge moat around it, and they just conquered the whole Mexican valley over the course of like 200 years or so.

How crazy is that?

Yeah, yeah.