Frostfire Ridge He's a loser on the dance floor

Mind if I join you? :P Keeping it a little vague because IDK how her thread with Tyrr is gonna go. (Also ilhuitlalo means 'a feast day is celebrated'; so Xiuh is kinda saying 'good eats, nice day' all at once.)

Perhaps this land was the perfect place for Tezcacoatl and his ridiculous idealizations. Perhaps it would be the resting place of his plans and thoughts, or even his very spirit. The gods would not want him, Xiuhcoatl was assured of that, at least. A man with a spine deserved to have that spine torn out, slowly, and painfully; and yet, that was the one thing Xiuh was not allowed to do. She would find a way to drive this boy out of his so-called kingdom, and if that didn't work, there were other options. Either way, Xiuhcoatl was in a piss poor mood as she explored the cold lands around her. No amount of sunlight nor warmth could ease the tension within her body, or aid her her angry spirit in recuperating.

The fool of a boy would doom them all if they lingered. She knew it, the other Amazons knew it, and yet their devotion to him was what infuriated Xiuh the most. Even now - with the Prince off on his adventures, tailed by who knows how many of his garrison - Xiuhcoatl was left out of the loop, and thus he was allowed to perpetuate his ridiculous desires. The woman scoffed to herself, and pawed uselessly at some summer grass; tearing it up by the root with a few hostile drags of her paws. 'This will not last,' She thought to herself, as she marked the ground one last time and began to carry on in her wandering, 'He will not win. In the end, the gods are on my side.'

Perhaps an offering was in order? This thought made her smile. A brief, malicious expression passed over her features - and then faltered, faded, as she caught sight of a familiar silhouette. The woman was poised above a kill of some sort and looking around with every second glance or so, as if something would swoop down and take the pheasant. 'Manauia,' Xiuh recognized her quickly enough, and headed in her direction without a second thought.

"Ilhuitlalo, Manauia."