Aztecs 2
GAY, WARNING, NULLIFICATION, MINOR
One boy fulfils his sacrifice as another makes himself available to become the next candidate.
` AZTECS `

By Pueros

Chapter 2 - Tezozo

(Tenochtitlan, midsummer's day, 1520)

The young splayed sungod soon spurted his sacred seed into the waiting bowl,
which the acolyte would swiftly take inside the pyramid for it must be
retained in its liquid state until needed. The divine substance would be
cautiously transferred into a tiny red pottery urn, emblazoned with the yellow
sunburst, which would then be kept in a cool storeroom in a carefully
maintained container of snow, part of a large supply brought daily from the
sacred mountain, Popocatepetl. Similarly painted pottery boxes, which would
also be placed in the snow, awaited certain of the sungod's human organs.

The first of these was about to be removed from the young sungod's beautiful
earthly form. The High Priest held the light-skinned boy's now softening penis
firmly in his left hand whilst he placed the re-sharpened sacred sacrificial
knife against the underneath of the lad's deliciously smooth scrotum with his
other hand. With practised skill, he began the incision that would unman the
boy. The sungod screamed as agony overcame his sense of spiritual destiny and
blood began to spurt all over the plinth and onto the High Priest's hands and
robe, but this did not deter the man because he had become accustomed to such
messy reactions. This would be the fifteenth time that he had performed this
particular rite, and he had had to emasculate thousands of others during the
rituals of other ceremonies.

The knife advanced upwards and both the screams and blood flowed relentlessly.
The blade soon began to appear either side of the upper base of the cock and,
with one last push and rip, the sungod's genitals were dangling above his
loins in the grip of the High Priest's left hand. The held them up for the now
agonised and horrified boy to see before showing them to the cheering masses
at the foot of the pyramid.

The boy would quickly bleed to death if left but the High Priest had one more
function to perform that would bring forward the sungod's return to the
heavens. Having placed the severed sexual organs in the proffered bowl, he
carefully used the bloodied knife to slice open a circle of skin on the boy's
left chest. As the man peeled back the flesh, he saw the sternum and ribs
underneath. He prised apart these bones with the knife, aided by his left
hand, and soon saw the full beating heart. He gripped the throbbing organ in
his left hand and skilfully started the cutting necessary to extract it from
inside the sungod's body with the knife held in the other. The still-vibrating
cardiovascular organ was soon raised from the now quietened boy and being
displayed to the rapturous throng.

The boy's body, now free of its divinity, was disposed of in the same way as
the previous 99 young victims of this midsummer's morning.

(Eastern coastal plain, Central America, same time)

13 years old Tezozo was standing proudly shoulder to shoulder with his father
and his people's other warriors. They were lined up to defend their homeland
against the invading Aztec army, which greatly outnumbered them and was slowly
advancing towards them. The father glanced at his light-skinned, golden haired
blue-eyed son, whom he loved as if he was his own. However, the boy had
actually been a present left within his mother by a strange white man who,
with others, had come ashore from an equally strange boat to attack their
coastal town, pillaging and raping. The lad had suffered taunts from his peers
during his early boyhood because of his appearance but stood up for himself
well and eventually gained their respect and many friends. He had also
recently proved himself a man twice over. He had started to produce his own
seed and had accordingly been wed to a girl of the same age, who was now with
child. Additionally, and more significantly, he had killed his first Aztec, a
young man who was part of a large raiding party that attacked the town. As a
result, the boy was declared a warrior, the youngest amongst his people, and
would now have the opportunity to try to kill more invaders.

The father realised that they were about to die and looked forward to meeting
his son again in paradise. He had sent the rest of the family to a remote
village in the hope that they would be safe from the Aztecs for he knew this
battle would be lost, although he hoped that his people's tiny army would be
taking many invaders with them into the afterworld. Their general was in front
of the line and signalled the charge. Tezozo and his father therefore started
running towards the mass of Aztecs, attired only in small blue loincloths and
armed with only a dagger and a spear. As they neared the enemy, the young
boy's erection increased.

The clash between the two lines of warriors was ferocious but the subsequent
fight was short. Tezozo saw his father fall after a spear had struck him in
the chest. The boy managed to exact revenge on the thrower by spearing him in
the stomach. He also knifed another Aztec in the neck before darkness
overwhelmed his mind. His blood-spattered body fell on top of that of his dead
father.

Tezozo awoke with a sore head for he had been hit with a slingshot. He found
that his hands had been bound tightly behind him with rope, which was attached
to the neck of another captive sitting two paces behind him. His own neck was
fixed by another rope to a prisoner sitting two paces in front. In fact, there
was an inter-connected line of about forty prisoners, all guarded by heavily
armed Aztecs. Tezozo was immediately sorry that he had survived the battle for
joining his father in paradise was much more preferable to being enslaved or
sacrificed by these evil conquerors. However, he and the others were soon
making the long march towards Tenochtitlan and their fate.

(To be continued in Chapter 3 - 'Selection')

  

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