For 10 points, name this feathered serpent from Aztec mythology.
In one account, this figure is conceived after the virgin Chimalman swallows an emerald. As a wind god, this figure blows on the sun and moon to make them move. This god burned himself to death after being tricked into sleeping with a celibate priestess. This figure created the fifth world cycle by mixing his blood with the bones of the inhabitants from the previous cycle. He retrieved those bones from (*) Mictlan with his dog-headed twin Xolotl. After striking him into the sea, this figure's greatest rival transforms into a jaguar. This rival of Tezcatlipoca may have been thought to have returned from the sea as Hernán Cortés. For 10 points, name this feathered serpent from Aztec mythology.
In one account, this figure is conceived after the virgin Chimalman swallows an emerald.
Quetzalcoatl [anti-prompt on “Ehecatl” until read] &lt;ES Mythology&gt;