The lingering fire was burning in Water Valley City, rising wisps of black smoke. At the center of the city, atop the Temple Pyramid, there were still fresh bloodstains. This was the aftermath of the final resistance of the Tlaxcala warriors. Around the pyramid, in the residences of the hereditary nobility, signs of axe chops and club strikes were everywhere, alongside fallen male corpses.
On the main road running through the city, it was divided into two sections with different colors. One section was charred black after the fierce fire, and the other was dark red with coagulated blood. Between the two sections were broken long spears, bent feathered arrows, shattered leather armor, and uncleared remnants of limbs.
