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Aztec Goddess of Sorcerers, snakes, scorpions, insects of the desert, deserts, and venomous creatures. She could command the animals, sister of the god Huitzilopochtli. She is very beautiful.

She terrified the Mexicas (Aztecs) during their pilgrimage prior to the founding of Tenochtitlan devouring human hearts, so they complained to Huitzilopochtli, her brother, who replied that she came to conquer and seize the treasures, not to bewitch, so he decided to leave Malinalxóchitl while she was sleeping. When she woke up, she was angered by the abandonment, she gathered her people (those of her "calpulli") and they went to populate a place that was called Malinalco.

Malinalxochitl married the ruler of Malinalco, called Chimalcuauhtil, with whom she fathered a son named Copil.

Malinalxochitl educated him and taught him the arts of witchcraft, so that on the day his son Copil was old enough to avenge all that his uncle, the god Huitzilopochtli, had made his mother suffer, distancing her and taking away her prestige among the Aztecs.
When at last he became a man, he decided to avenge the insult that Cuauhtlequezqui Huitzilopochtli had done to his mother Malinalxochitl and to all those guilty of her pain.

That is why Copil decided to go from town to town to badmouth of the Aztecs and their main god, saying that they were savage and evil humans and thus obtain their support against the people of Huitzilopochtli, which succeeded, Since the neighboring towns were affected by the damage that the Aztecs could achieve if they came to their land, so they refused to accept them in their nation and decided to unite all the cities of Azcapotzalco and Tacuba, Coyoacan and Xochimilco, Culiacán and Chalco to kill them.

Copil succeeded in his intrigues and continued his plan of revenge by establishing himself on the hilltop, which was located at the beginning of the lagoon called Tepetzingo, where there is a hot spring that continues to serve for people to bathe. The plan to wait on the hill to observe what was to happen, waiting for the extinction of the Aztecs and the longing to be the god of the whole earth if his plan worked.

But it was just the opposite because his uncle, the god Huitzilopochtli, informed his people and commanded his priests before the other towns came to attack, so that they would catch him unaware and fulfill their task of ripping out his heart and then use it as an offering to his god Huitzilopochtli. The ayo named Cuauhtloquetzi and the priests found Copil and plucked his heart to offer it to his god, but he gave them the order to throw it in the middle of the lagoon, in a reed.

The heart of Copil was to fall in the middle of the place where now everyone knows as Tlacocomulco, place where it is said and tells that on the heart of Copil was born the nopal on which the eagle perched to devour the serpent, which defines the Place of birth of Tenochtitlan.

So she basically had the Aztecs have their home.

She kinda gets along with her brother.

She despises Yahweh because of the fall of the Aztecs and how christianity caused most of their culture to be forgotten.

She likes causing tricks in the hotel and gets along with Alastor.

Description
Aztec Goddess of Sorcerers, snakes, scorpions, insects of the desert, deserts, and venomous creatures. She could command the animals, sister of the god Huitzilopochtli. She is very beautiful.

She terrified the Mexicas (Aztecs) during their pilgrimage prior to the founding of Tenochtitlan devouring human hearts, so they complained to Huitzilopochtli, her brother, who replied that she came to conquer and seize the treasures, not to bewitch, so he decided to leave Malinalxóchitl while she was sleeping. When she woke up, she was angered by the abandonment, she gathered her people (those of her "calpulli") and they went to populate a place that was called Malinalco.

Malinalxochitl married the ruler of Malinalco, called Chimalcuauhtil, with whom she fathered a son named Copil.

Malinalxochitl educated him and taught him the arts of witchcraft, so that on the day his son Copil was old enough to avenge all that his uncle, the god Huitzilopochtli, had made his mother suffer, distancing her and taking away her prestige among the Aztecs.
When at last he became a man, he decided to avenge the insult that Cuauhtlequezqui Huitzilopochtli had done to his mother Malinalxochitl and to all those guilty of her pain.

That is why Copil decided to go from town to town to badmouth of the Aztecs and their main god, saying that they were savage and evil humans and thus obtain their support against the people of Huitzilopochtli, which succeeded, Since the neighboring towns were affected by the damage that the Aztecs could achieve if they came to their land, so they refused to accept them in their nation and decided to unite all the cities of Azcapotzalco and Tacuba, Coyoacan and Xochimilco, Culiacán and Chalco to kill them.

Copil succeeded in his intrigues and continued his plan of revenge by establishing himself on the hilltop, which was located at the beginning of the lagoon called Tepetzingo, where there is a hot spring that continues to serve for people to bathe. The plan to wait on the hill to observe what was to happen, waiting for the extinction of the Aztecs and the longing to be the god of the whole earth if his plan worked.

But it was just the opposite because his uncle, the god Huitzilopochtli, informed his people and commanded his priests before the other towns came to attack, so that they would catch him unaware and fulfill their task of ripping out his heart and then use it as an offering to his god Huitzilopochtli. The ayo named Cuauhtloquetzi and the priests found Copil and plucked his heart to offer it to his god, but he gave them the order to throw it in the middle of the lagoon, in a reed.

The heart of Copil was to fall in the middle of the place where now everyone knows as Tlacocomulco, place where it is said and tells that on the heart of Copil was born the nopal on which the eagle perched to devour the serpent, which defines the Place of birth of Tenochtitlan.

So she basically had the Aztecs have their home.

She kinda gets along with her brother.

She despises Yahweh because of the fall of the Aztecs and how christianity caused most of their culture to be forgotten.

She likes causing tricks in the hotel and gets along with Alastor.