Figures in this myth system include four hundred rabbits who preside over inebriation and a woman who was impregnated by a ball of feathers.
One deity in this myth system cured a princess of an illness to earn her hand in marriage only to have her father try to kill him by sending him into a hopeless battle at the command of a battalion of dwarves. Another deity in this myth system transformed into a black ant so that he could follow a red ant to a stash of crops beneath a mountain. Nine was considered an unlucky number in this myth system, as their underworld had nine levels. Figures in this myth system include four hundred rabbits who preside over inebriation and a woman who was impregnated by a ball of feathers. Two rivals in this myth system have names translating as "Smoking Mirror" and "Feathered Serpent." For 10 points, name this myth system including Tezcatlipoca and Quetzalcoatl, held sacred by a pre-Columbian empire in Mexico.
One deity in this myth system cured a princess of an illness to earn her hand in marriage only to have her father try to kill him by sending him into a hopeless battle at the command of a battalion of dwarves.
Aztec mythology