☩️Infinity Orbs☩️

☩️Infinity Orbs Chapter Seventeen: Chalchiuhtlicue Healing Water☩️

☩️Infinity Orbs Chapter Seventeen: Chalchiuhtlicue Healing Water☩️

M A R A

Chalchiuhtlicue (Chal-chee-weet-lee-kway)

Previously on Infinity Orbs

Hours later Charlotte's eyes started to open, it was all blurry. She could make out a few figures in the blurriness. “Maya?” Charlotte asked weakly. “You’re gonna be okay Charlotte.” Maya assured her as she pressed her hand on her stomach, healing her. She looked to her left to see the mirror shard. “Wait...I thought...I lost how do...I have the shard?” Charlotte asked. “It was a backwards illusion. It made it seem like you lost, but in reality you won.” Mavis explained. “I… I can’t feel anything.” Charlotte said. “You lost so much blood during the fight that you lost feeling in you entire body.” Elinor explained. Jason the came into view as she smiled. “How you doing?” Jason asked. “Well...let's see… I lost a crap ton of blood and I can't feel anything.” Charlotte answered as she got up with Jason help. “3 out of 4. What’s next.” Charlotte smirked.

Now back to the story!

Currently, our heroes are walking across the Arid Savanna, a very long 15 football field long desert where there is no water in sight for miles. “Why...why do we have to walk all this way for some stupid Healing Water.” Ella groaned. “It’s not stupid Ella, the Tepanecas were blessed with the water because of their honor and bravery in their fights. The water could heal a lot of illnesses and injuries, according to legend, it even healed a blind man!” Roxy explained. “Oh please, water that can heal a blind man? Give me a break.” Elinor scoffed. “You know Elinor, the Tepanecas are real and actually did believe in this, what’s to say it isn’t true.” Mavis singsonged. “I know that Tepanecas are real, but water that can heal blindness? I’ll believe it when I see it.” Elinor said proudly. After countless hours of walking through the Arid Savanna, they finally reach the Tepanecas Tribe.

“Finally!” Lexi rejoiced, they were about to entire the tribe but the two guards in front stopped them. “Please state your name.” One guard ordered. “Lexi.” Lexie answered. “You may not pass, only members of the tribe are able to pass.” The other guard said. Maya was about to say something but someone cut her off. “It’s okay guards there here in order of the Queen.” The lady said. She had brown hair and hazel eyes. She had on a turquoise green, low cut halter dress with brown faux suede waist band and foam panel skirt, a single arm cuff and a gold rope headband, and black cutout detail peep toe thigh high heels gladiator sandals. “Thanks.” Ella thanked. “No problem. I’m Akana.” Akana introduced. “So your Queen knew we were coming?” Mavis asked. “Yes, she knew you were going to be here.” Akana answered as she stopped at a temple pyramid made out of stone. They climbed up the steps till they got to the top where two guards stood. They saw Akana and let them thru. “Queen Sacniete.” Akana bowed, so did everyone else.

The queen had jet black hair, tan skin, and green eyes. The dress has an asymmetrical cut where it is shortest in front. It is made entirely of red and canard blue velvet. The neckline is marked with an edge in a Mayan pattern that goes down the chest while the opening at the bottom is decorated with a ribbon in gold brocade. The corset of gold brocade with black, red and blue Aztec motifs is held by two knotted cords. Two rows of golden pearls follow the movements of the hips while the rigid gilded cross adorns the middle of the dress. It sophisticates the waist and emphasizes the chest. The majestic headgear is made of latex and covered with a number of red feathers. Part of the headgear covers the forehead. The necklace consists of golden stiff plates, while the wrists repeat the same patterns from the neckline. Finally, there are two scarves in golden tulle that are supposed to be a royal tow. They are fastened to the gold-plated bracelet bracelet.