Yaotl's Quest

By:

Karissa Pulido,

Mark Villegas,

Daniel Oh

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Tenochtitlan, Central America 1428 CE

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After a brutal battle, the Aztec warriors return home. Some warriors died while protecting their people. Yaotl, a jaguar warrior, decided to kill plenty of opponents. He was meant to hurt them and then take them to Temple Mayor to be sacrificed to the gods. The gods think he's clumsy.

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Yaotl thinks of what he's done as he enjoys his atole and tortillas.

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To make atole, a traditional hot drink, cocoa beans were dried, grounded, and mixed with water.

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Tortillas were made from maize and acted as spoons and forks.

Yaotl took his macuahuitl and joined other jaguar warriors. Jaguar warriors are highly regarded and serve in the military's most elite forces. When they aren't battling, they patrol Tenochtitlan, making sure everything is in order and gathering offerings for the gods.

Tenochtitlan is in good working order, and the jaguar warriors have returned home. Yaotl, on the other hand, remains behind, unsure about whether to return home or visit Temple Mayor.

Go home(pg.5) or go to Temple Mayor(pg.6)

Choice:Go Home

If the gods weren't mad at you before, they surely are now! You once disobeyed them by killing enemies rather than sacrificing them. Then, instead of making it right, you go home. This is not appropriate conduct.

The gods have stopped raising the sun as a punishment. You are to blame for the Aztecs' demise. You went to Mictlan, the underworld.

Ruler of the Underworld:
Mictlantecuhtli

Queen of Mictlan:
Mictecacihuatl

Go back to pg.4 and try again

Yaotl made his way to the temple to visit the gods where they told him that he was clumsy because he didn't take captives instead he killed all of them in a gruesome way.

choice:Go home and disregard the what the gods said Pg.8
Or
choice:go home and ready yourself and head toward a village Pg.7

when at the temple the gods told him he needed to bring them sacrifices in order to forgive him for being so clumsy during battle or else they would stop the sun from rising

Yaotl sprinted the whole way home and was determined to please the gods.

When Yaotl reached his house, he grabbed his macuahuitl and his shield. he rushed into the jungle towards a village that didn't pay tribute.

You made the wrong choice! You went home thinking little of what the gods, said, the god of war, and the sun. Huitzilopochtli stopped raising the sun and the world ended. As a result of your choice, you were responsible for the fall of the Aztecs!

go back to page 6 and try again