Two Eyes Cenote sixty-fourth [ap]

the young woman may have not thought herself a diplomat, but senmut found her even tones admirable given her age and the throng.

that she offered the mountain entire as a tradepost intrigued the prince. he supposed she was well-connected, with such a name and such confidence. the moon villages, as they were called, was another source of interest to the man.

"we have many riches from steppe and mesa, from desert and lake. pelts silken, logs of incense, trees of redwood and gemstones. rich meats and the many drinks you may have enjoyed this evening. akashingo and muat-riya accept also the offer of alliances made through marriage."