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Olmec's Chamber

Locations

Type

Private Chamber

Climate

Interior

Economy

None

Secrets

Contains a secret entrance to the city built by Tecuhltli.

Mood Tags

  • •luxurious
  • •secretive
  • •tense

Government

None

Size Scale

medium chamber

Description

The luxurious private quarters of the Prince of Tecuhltli.

Inhabitants

Olmec.

Accessibility

Restricted access; features a heavy bronze door.

Plot Relevance

The site where Olmec attempts to assault Valeria and is subsequently paralyzed by Tascela.

First Appearance

Tecuhltli quarter

Geography Layout

Adjacent to the throne room on a lower floor.

Notable Features

  • •Jade walls
  • •Silk hangings
  • •Ivory furniture
  • •Bronze door

Timeline

The Assault

Olmec overpowers Valeria in his chamber and carries her away.

Tascela's Intervention

Tascela paralyzes Olmec with a drugged wine and hypnotic power.

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Chicmec

A scout for the Tecuhltli clan whose death serves as a narrative catalyst.

Characters

Valeria Discovers the City of Xuchotl

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Plot & Structure

The Great Hall System

## Overview The **Great Hall System** is the primary architectural and navigational artery of the city of **Xuchotl**. Unlike traditional cities, Xuchotl is constructed as a single, massive, interconnected structure under one roof, with the Great Hall serving as the equivalent of a main street. ## Mechanics and Rules * **Orientation:** The hall traverses the entire city from the **North Gate** to the **South Gate**. * **Dimensions:** It is described as being of "heroic proportions," with a length so vast that its vista grows indistinct in the distance. * **Construction:** The floor is composed of square tiles of a red stone that smolders with the reflection of flames. The walls are made of green jade, and the vaulted ceiling is crafted from lapis lazuli. * **Illumination:** The hall is lit by clusters of **Green Fire-Jewels** set into the ceiling, which glow with a poisonous radiance, supplemented by crystalline skylights that allow filtered sunlight to enter. ## Narrative Significance The Great Hall represents the only major open space within the claustrophobic, palace-like city. It acts as the boundary between the warring factions of **Tecuhltli** and **Xotalanc**. Techotl notes that the city gates, which terminate this hall, have not been opened for fifty years, emphasizing the isolation of the inhabitants.

World & Mechanics