Unholy Goddess [antikvár]

PROLOGUEthe young Tezcocan warrior, Oaxa Placatl, carried the bundle of burning twigs toward the temple mounted atop the hundred stone steps. No one in the gathered crowd knew of his agreement with Guillermo de Meninguez. He had been chosen to light the ''new fire" at the festival. The Aztecs held the festival every fifty-two years, thinking the sun to be reborn at that time.5