78 Consequences

In a corner of the Amazon jungle, the conscience that controlled and controls the entire population that inhabits their lands was extremely angry, which is supposed to have been a simple invasion was complicated and not only that but it lost a large amount of territory in a great fire caused by those damn plagues, now the conflict will be personal.

Since it cannot expand northward it expands westward killing all those who worship the sun god, someone has to pay the consequences of attacking and burning their beloved land and better than the plague of the west, consciousness for the first time he felt hate and pleasure because when he thought about revenge his joy increased.

With the loss of Insulae Canibalium, the Caribs suffered a great blow. They were now held on the island of Spain and the island of Jamaica. Amalivaca, the god of the Caribs, was licking his wounds because of the great defeat they suffered. defense war as white invaders and traitors

They were not going to forgive him and he could not reach the coast and take refuge in the continent because the great Amazon jungle was angry and he was killing anything that was not controlled by it.

His last option was to concentrate his troops and all his people to go east where these invaders came from, they knew that they could not win therefore instead of being enslaved in the best and leaving this damn place.

Occupying hundreds of canoes full of animals and people, the Caribs undertook their great journey to the east, hoping to escape from The White Threat and the traitors were the only option he had even though these were his ancestral lands were the orders of his God maximum

While all this was happening in the northern part of the continent, an ice cap began to form that gradually covered the northern part of the continent was a micro glaciation that occurred in the American continent, this began to cause the great tribes to begin to migrate south fleeing the cold and looking for a better place to hunt and establish their villages.

In Origin Civitatem Flavio was happy with his wife, now what will be a dad again caused him a great joy which caused him to be more stuck to his children and his wife.

Little Yuma and Erendida, 2 years old, were happy to see their father again, hugging him whenever they could and told him about his adventures, especially Yuma

Well, something that surprised Flavio was that Yuma seemed to protect Kitsuné's baby Mitsune a lot (the fox-eared Yokai) and also got along very well with Italivi the little nahual unicorn, Yuma told him the story about how he once approached Mitsune and she took him by the hand and did not release him seemed to be afraid and found comfort with his little hand so Yuma decided to protect her as his faithful gentleman and that he will not be afraid, he also told about how Italivi allowed him to get on it while they traveled The courtyard of the palace.

Flavio could only shake his head because of the stories his little boy was telling. He knew that in the future he would marry one of the two little ones or both, whatever his decision will be when they grow up, the harem is a responsibility. and if Yuma wants to go that way he has to be prepared because the women are jealous, in the case of Flavio he is happy to have Hellena even though she is a Yandere but would not change her for anything.

Erendida, on the other hand, told her father how she got along very well with her brother's friends and since at night she lay on Hellena's stomach to try to listen to her sister or brother, she was very excited because if she was a girl she would have a little sister to play with and win over Yuma.

Flavio heard his little children tell different stories and while they talked, Flavio thought he had to protect his children and his wife, he could not leave threats like the damn jungle or the Caribs, the instinct to protect his family woke up even with more strength, he didn't mind destroying half a continent if with that he could leave a safe place for them.

On the morning of the next day, Flavio and Hellena were awakened by the joyful jumps of their children

"Dad wakes up, today is the special day of Grandpa Vitellius who gave his life fighting with the terrible Cantabrians, I want you to take me to his monument with Grandma Julia so I can leave flowers," Yuma said as he spoke in Flavio's ear

Erendida also awakens her mother wants to see her aunts, who treat her very well "Come on mom I want to leave flowers to Grandpa Vitellius, also when it's the day of the dead I want you to help me make a great altar to be received with all the love of the family

If you know that my godmother Tonatzin told me that if we put Cempasuchil flowers to create a path, Grandpa cannot be lost "

Hellena woke up tired but with a big smile listening to what her little Erendida said "My little one needs a lot to make it a day of the dead but it is good that we woke up and remember Grandpa Vitelio who died defending your father and your grandmother from the threat of the Cantabrians "Hellena deviated as Erendida's hair fluttered.

In the great set of Temples of Origin Civitatem Flavio was gathered with his family, listening to the chair of the priestess who honored the memory of the hero Vitellius who gave his life to save his family.

When the Lucio chair ended, Flavio's adoptive father stepped into the Vitelio monument to swear again that he will protect the family he left behind with his death, this was a small but great show of respect that Lució made every year before the Vitellius' tomb, for he is an example to follow only the true men sacrifice their lives to save his family.

Flavio's sisters who were 10 years younger than him got along very well with Erendida and played with her while Yuma was loaded by her grandmother Julia, the family reunion continued for half an hour until they went to eat Pork Pozole in the Imperial Palace of Origin Civitatem.

As a good Mexican, Flavio, he instilled in his family and his citizens his vision of death, while others mourned their dead they celebrate them with parties and colorful meals, it is to remember who they were in life not as they died ...