Two Eyes Cenote Secrets

Their modest station in the pass came to bore the prince. He announced brashly to his men that he was to set off that morning. Half his regiment would stay to assist in fortifying the pass, the second would advance east. Servants were sent to each of the assemblies from Akashingo, advising of this decision with an open invitation to join him.

By day the regiment pushed across the jagged land, a long and winding caravan seeking higher ground with a fresher water source than the dwindling remains of the serpent in Luneshale.

By night he was increasingly deprived of royal dues in want of the divine presence of his Queen, but heated by the contest for her pleasure and the spiteful looks upon princely faces when he had her at last bound to him.

By dusk the smell of water heightened, the limestone ridgeline revealed a path through her naval and the procession funneled into a dank, walled expanse.