Xiuhcoatl Tizoc

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First Years in Rathnir
Princess Xiuhcōātl Ameyalli Eloxochitl Tizoc was born to Dr. Ilah Tekaya-Tizoc and Izel Dougwald Tizoc in Fort Ganeff and is a member of House Tizoc, she had a standard childhood living in Fort Ganeff for 4 years until her mother died as a result of an accident of Ayotil Tizoc in the zentivaric year of 200. as a result she inherited the role of Regent of Inades, located within The Kingdom of Councils, Westreach, she took over her mother's old properties such as a barn in Terroja, a House in Izenhold (Berrium), and a house in Animahenge (Inades).

Comet War
Xiuhcōātl wanting to defend her home land of Rathnir participated in the war of the comet despite being 4, she was with her father along with several other Azeraani folk. After that she decided to move into Farafin, Hiarliia, something her great-grandfather Kie Nvs’ea couldn’t do but was close to doing

Local Sheep Shagger Caught!
Local Sheep Shagger, Scribbles was on trial today for suspected in stealing the sacrificial sheep in the San Ferdinand Cardinalist Temple last week. The Prosecution lead by, Head Tetli Duskic-Tizoc found substantial evidence of the local sheep fucker.

Later in the trial, they found a sheep tied onto Scribbles' bed in his residence in Jalwawa. A few minutes later, underneath his small wheat patch, they discovered several pens full of sheep, proof of a massive Sheep Trafficking Empire, that connected to several other suspects which will stay unnamed for potential future prosecution.

Judge Prince Izel Dougwald Tizoc, let the 4 year-old jury, Princess Xiuhcōātl AE Tizoc decide the sheep trafficker's punishment to be Sacrifice to Xoalcoatl. While at the Sheep Trafficking Empire, they caught a person working there which was later identified as Chargerplays and was also sacrificed a few hours later.

Thanks to the Prosecution and the Jury,  the rightful punishment was given to the head of this devastating discovery. The Sheep have been returned to the Sacrificial Sheep pen at the Cardinalist Temple.