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 According to ancient Zinaparan and Tonatiu legends, Tlayahucoatl is the being that commands the string of fate itself and keeps the world in constant motion. They are represented by a two headed snake moving in a circle as if dancing with itself. Anything that fits within the nature of cycles falls under the domain of Tlayahucoatl, including the dawn and dusk, life and death, and fate itself. In the modern age, worship of Tlayahucoatl has diminished greatly in Splint and is only really observed by natives of Zinaparo. However, the faith is still incredibly strong and influential in Itlan-Youali.
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 Furthermore, Tonatiu have rather open views around individuality and identity, as the body is second to the soul. If there is a disconnect between the soul and the body, then the body must be changed to accommodate the soul within it, and in finding a partner, the soul of the person you love is more important to their appearance. Because of this, people in Itlan-Youali are much quicker to judge someone on their merits and personality over their appearances.
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 ==== Finding of the Spark ====