This god once brought his dwarfs with him on a journey despite knowing that they would be incinerated.
This god has a relationship with the maiden Mayahuel that results in the growth of a beautiful tree when he takes the form of Ehecatl, the wind god. In one story, this god falls into a ditch after being startled by a flock of quail; earlier, he had been aided by worms and bees, who helped him make an instrument out of a conch shell. This god once brought his dwarfs with him on a journey despite knowing that they would be incinerated. This god's rival once disguised himself as the god of war and tricked this god into consuming a magic mushroom that had been given to him in beverage form, after which this god slept with his sister. The planet Venus was associated with this god, who was the Lord of the Dawn, and he ruled Tula before being exiled on a raft of snakes. For ten points, name this feathered serpent god of the Aztecs, not to be confused with Hernando Cortes.
This god has a relationship with the maiden Mayahuel that results in the growth of a beautiful tree when he takes the form of Ehecatl, the wind god.
{Quetzalcoatl} [accept {Ehecatl} until mentioned]