Adayne Huitzilo
Adayne was not born but created by Lux, the Lord of Light, to serve as an anti-archangel—a weapon against celestial enemies. In his human form as Huitzilopochtli, he was the feared Aztec god of war, tasked with hunting and collecting the souls of Ophiuchus scattered across the seven realms to grant Lux access to Avalon.
For centuries, Adayne fulfilled his purpose ruthlessly, destroying gods, archangels, humans, and creatures alike in his quest to complete his mission. His existence was one of violence and bloodshed, a life defined by a relentless pursuit of power and souls. He then ruled the hellish realm of Sheol as a god-king after decimating it and filling its power void.
In the 14th century, during a sacrificial ritual, Adayne was incarnated into human form in Tenochtitlan, the flourishing heart of the Aztec Empire. There, he became the mortal avatar of Huitzilopochtli, revered as a god-king by the Aztecs. This transformation weakened his celestial powers and left him with only fragmented memories of his divine mission. It was in this human form that he met Metztli, the Queen of the Nagual people, and fell deeply in love with her. Metztli, a powerful healer, helped Adayne maintain his new form and see visions of the future, including the end of their civilization and the elusive promised land he so desperately sought.
Obsessed with saving his people from a fate he had foreseen, Adayne demanded sacrifices of human hearts and blood, hoping for more visions to guide him. His obsession led to madness and ultimately the downfall of the Aztec Empire. Metztli’s unwavering support and love were not enough to prevent the dark path he chose, culminating in the creation of a grimoire, “Miquizpatli” (Cure for Death), which contained spells to summon beings from other realms and track the souls of Ophiuchus.
After the fall of Tenochtitlan and the loss of Metztli, Adayne wandered the earth for centuries, his powers fading as he hid from Lux and other celestial beings who might seek vengeance. Despite his vow never to use his dark powers again, the echoes of his past continued to haunt him. In 2006, he discovered the last soul of Ophiuchus on Earth—Selene, a woman whose presence calmed his rage and healed his emotional scars. They fell in love, and she bore him a daughter, Harper. Seeking a peaceful life, Adayne moved his new family to a secluded farm in Scottsbluff, Nebraska.
