There was a tribe Tzini on the shores of ancient river in Mexico. Their wealth of knowledge about metalworking and soil treatment was known far beyond. They were governed by wise and fair leader named Quetzal. A lot of people in the tribe believed in legend that he was a true God and it could be impossible to find anyone wiser and stronger than he was on the whole continent. But there were other tribes who envied and desired to reveal the secret of such a great strength of Tzini. The enemies attacked and destroyed the whole tribe one night. Quetzal was tortured for a long time, he didn't surrender. With his last breath he said previously unheard words invoking the power of the ancient gods to avenge his tribe and protect their legacy. He called upon the spirits of the river and the jungle to rise up against their enemies and strike them down.

As his words echoed through the night, a fierce wind began to blow, and the ground shook beneath their feet. Suddenly, the river rose up in a great flood, sweeping away the attackers and carrying them out to sea.

The legends say that from that day forward, the spirits of the river and the jungle became the protectors of Tzini's legacy. They guarded the secrets of metalworking and soil treatment, passing them down from generation to generation and ensuring that they were never lost.

Over time, the story of Quetzal and his tribe became a legend in the region, known far and wide for their wisdom and strength. And while the village of Tzini may have been destroyed, their legacy lived on through the knowledge they left behind and the protection of the spirits of the natural world.