Its third part begins as mist is blown across the eyes of four men to deprive them of their perfect sight and knowledge after a cat, parrot, coyote, and crow assemble their flesh. That mist is blown by the Heart of Heaven, who had worked with the two Forefathers in its first part to bring forth the Earth. In its second part
Its third part begins as mist is blown across the eyes of four men to deprive them of their perfect sight and knowledge after a cat, parrot, coyote, and crow assemble their flesh. That mist is blown by the Heart of Heaven, who had worked with the two Forefathers in its first part to bring forth the Earth. In its second part, two brothers are overcome when their belts are turned into monkey tails by their younger siblings, and later two oracles acquire those siblings' bones to resurrect the dice- and ball-playing Hero Twins, Hun Hunahpu and Xbalanque, despite being attacked by the lords of Xibalba. Written in classical Quiché, for 10 points, name this creation story of Mayan mythology.
Its third part begins as mist is blown across the eyes of four men to deprive them of their perfect sight and knowledge after a cat, parrot, coyote, and crow assemble their flesh.
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