In some stories, this deity fashioned a raft of snakes and left across the sea to return again one day.
This deity's enemy caused him to get drunk and sleep with a priestess, and as a result this figure threw himself on a funeral pyre and his heart became the morning star. In another story, this figure gathered the bones of old generations and sprinkled his blood on them to create a new race. Identified with the ruler Topiltzin, this twin brother of Xolotl was a son of the virgin goddess Coatlicue, and he opposed the "smoking mirror" god Tezcatlipoca. In some stories, this deity fashioned a raft of snakes and left across the sea to return again one day. For 10 points, identify this creator god and sky-deity of the Aztecs who was depicted as a feathered serpent.
This deity's enemy caused him to get drunk and sleep with a priestess, and as a result this figure threw himself on a funeral pyre and his heart became the morning star.
{Quetzalcoatl}