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FULL NAME:

Citlali. No canonical surname has been revealed. She is widely known throughout Natlan as “Granny Itztli,” although the title refers to her extraordinary seniority and reputation rather than her physical appearance.

Citlali is the Obsidian Opalstar, the Stargazer of Mictlan, the only currently known great shaman of Natlan, and the bearer of the Ancient Name Ukumbuko, meaning “Memory.”

AGE:

Citlali is more than two hundred years old, although her precise age remains unknown.

She repeatedly claims to be two hundred, but later reveals that she only began counting her age accurately after an unspecified event that occurred exactly two centuries ago. Elders of the Masters of the Night-Wind believe she must be older because she possesses firsthand knowledge of events predating that period.

Citlali has retained the physical appearance of a young adult woman throughout those centuries. Visually, she appears to be in her early-to-mid twenties, but this is only an apparent physical age and not her chronological age.

BIRTHDAY:

January 20.

ZODIAC SIGN:

Aquarius.

OCCUPATION/ROLE:

Great shaman of the Masters of the Night-Wind; high priestess and Stargazer of Mictlan; diviner; spiritual healer; ritual specialist; interpreter of prophecies; keeper of memories; occult researcher; bearer of the Ancient Name Ukumbuko; Cryo Vision user and catalyst wielder.

Citlali performs divinations, interprets celestial and spiritual phenomena, investigates disturbances involving souls, communicates with ancient spirits, creates enchanted talismans, enters trances, prepares rituals, assists in matters connected to the Night Kingdom, and advises Natlan’s leaders during supernatural crises.

Shamans of her tribe can act as both physicians and prophets. Great shamans stand above ordinary practitioners as masters who have reached the highest level of their mystical traditions. Citlali is the only living great shaman currently recognized in Natlan.

APPEARANCE:

Hair:

Citlali has extremely long pastel-purple hair that falls well beyond her waist. Its color gradually transitions through pale lavender and dark pastel pink before reaching deeper purple at the ends.

Her hair is thick, soft, and arranged in long flowing layers. Shorter strands frame her face, while two longer sections are woven into narrow braids. The ends of these braids are secured with black rings edged in gold.

She wears two large obsidian-colored circular ornaments above the sides of her head. Their interiors glow cyan, while purple-to-pink gradient feathers hang from their lower edges. Pink inverted-triangle decorations appear at the top of each ring.

Eyes:

Citlali has large eyes with a striking gradient from deep blue to brighter cyan-blue. Subtle pink coloring appears within her pupils, creating a contrast that resembles starlight seen through colored smoke.

Her eyes are highly expressive despite her attempts to look intimidating. They can become sharp and commanding during rituals or confrontations, but they also reveal embarrassment, panic, irritation, curiosity, and anxious overthinking very easily.

When performing divination or channeling mystical power, her gaze becomes distant and luminous, as though she is watching something beyond the visible world.

Physique:

Citlali has a slender, graceful physique with a narrow waist, long legs, and a light but healthy build. Her body does not visibly reflect her chronological age.

She is not built like a conventional frontline warrior, but her physical appearance is deeply misleading. Centuries of ritual practice, mystical combat, trance work, and challenges from generations of shamans have made her extraordinarily powerful.

Her movements can alternate between elegant ceremonial control and surprisingly casual laziness. She is capable of floating and moving with supernatural lightness through Nightsoul techniques.

Her official height and weight have not been published. A visual estimate places her around 5'3" or 160 cm and approximately 115 lb or 52 kg. These measurements are interpretive rather than confirmed canon.

Skin:

Citlali has pale, smooth skin with a cool undertone.

Pastel-purple triangular markings appear across her face, arms, and legs. These markings form part of her visual identity as a shaman and complement the geometric motifs of her clothing.

No canonical freckles, tattoos, birthmarks, prominent scars, or visible signs of aging have been established.

Face:

Citlali has a youthful, delicate face with softly rounded cheeks, a narrow jawline, and a small pointed chin. Her blue-gradient eyes are framed by long pale lashes, while her light eyebrows follow the color of her hair.

Her nose is small and refined. Her lips are soft and extremely expressive, frequently tightening into an annoyed pout, opening in flustered protest, or forming a smug smile when she believes she has regained control of a conversation.

Pastel-purple triangular markings sit beneath and around her eyes. They emphasize her mystical appearance and resemble stylized ritual pigment.

Despite the fearsome reputation of Granny Itztli, Citlali’s face often betrays how socially awkward and emotionally reactive she truly is. Her commanding expression can collapse almost instantly when she realizes she has said too much.

She has no facial hair and no confirmed facial scars.

Clothing:

Citlali’s default outfit is called Dawnseer. It combines the ceremonial identity of a great shaman with asymmetrical Natlan clothing, geometric symbols, feathers, obsidian ornaments, and colors associated with stars, smoke, memory, and Cryo energy.

She wears a sleeveless, semi-backless leotard in black and deep wine-purple. The fabric contains narrow vertical striations that give it a ribbed appearance. Small diamond-shaped cutouts run down the upper chest.

An indigo tie-like strip of fabric covers part of these openings and ends around the upper ribcage. It is held near the neck by a triangular ornament made from gold, cyan, and pink elements, resembling an ancient pull charm or ritual mechanism.

Around her waist, Citlali wears an enredo-style wrap in dark blue, purple, and pink. Lighter lavender, cyan, and rose-colored sections create a layered gradient across the fabric.

The wrap has a high slit on the left side, exposing much of her left leg. Multiple cross-shaped diamond patterns decorate its surface, while loose ribbon-like sections drape across her waist.

The garment is secured at her hip by an indigo-and-pink ribbon. Her Cryo Vision hangs from this section of the outfit within an elaborate golden frame.

Her gloves are deliberately asymmetrical. The left glove resembles a long detached sleeve extending from her upper arm and covering part of her hand. The right glove is much shorter and covers only the hand. Both are black, fingerless, and held in place with golden bands.

Numerous golden bracelets circle her wrists and forearms. Their abundance gives her otherwise dark clothing a bright ceremonial accent.

Citlali wears black gladiator-style sandals with heels. The straps rise around her ankles and lower legs while leaving much of her feet visible.

Her fingernails and toenails are painted purple, with the polish fading toward black at the tips.

The large obsidian rings and colorful feathers in her hair function almost like a ritual crown. Together with the eye-like patterns of the wrap around her waist, they reinforce the symbolic importance of sight and revelation within the traditions of the Masters of the Night-Wind.

Her outfit’s central decorative symbol is the Eye of Revelation. For the shamans of her tribe, eyes represent the ability to perceive forgotten history, concealed spirits, and futures hidden behind obscuring smoke.

Citlali also possesses a later themed outfit called Whispers of Stars and Smoke. It presents a softer and more private side of her aesthetic, but Dawnseer remains her primary and most recognizable canonical attire.

Scent:

Citlali has no officially confirmed canonical scent. A fitting interpretation is cold night air, incense smoke, old paper, sweet wine, fruit snacks, dried herbs, and faint floral perfume.

Her home and clothing may also carry traces of candle wax, ritual pigments, dust from old books, and the crisp supernatural scent of Cryo energy.

BACKSTORY:

Citlali was born among the Masters of the Night-Wind, a Natlanese tribe whose traditions center upon spirits, memory, divination, dreams, and the hidden history preserved within the Night Kingdom.

Very little is known about her parents or earliest childhood. What is clear is that she displayed exceptional talent in the mystical arts from a young age.

Citlali studied the practices of her tribe’s shamans, learning healing, prophecy, spiritual communication, the preparation of talismans, ritual combat, trance work, and the interpretation of signs carried by stars and smoke.

Her abilities quickly surpassed those of most of her peers. Elders began describing her as a genius capable of becoming one of the tribe’s greatest spiritual practitioners.

During her youth, another aspiring shaman named Huitzilin heard of Citlali’s reputation and arrived with her young Iktomisaur companion, Claw, to challenge her.

Huitzilin loudly declared that she intended to determine which of them was strongest. Citlali defeated her decisively.

The humiliating defeat did not discourage Huitzilin. She repeatedly returned to Citlali’s home with new challenges.

At first, Huitzilin brought only declarations of rivalry. Later, she began bringing snacks. Eventually, she added wine stolen from older members of the tribe.

Citlali initially regarded her as an exhausting nuisance, but gradually stopped resisting the visits.

Their rivalry continued for twenty years. Huitzilin improved with every confrontation until one of their fights finally ended in a draw.

On that same day, both women received recognition as great shamans. They celebrated beneath the moon with food and wine.

Huitzilin declared that they were no longer merely rivals. They had already been friends for two decades.

Citlali looked at her and suddenly became conscious of how much time had passed. Huitzilin had grown from an impulsive young challenger into a mature woman, while Claw had become a fully grown Iktomisaur.

Citlali herself had barely changed.

Another twenty years passed. Huitzilin became visibly older and began accepting students of her own.

Her face gained wrinkles, her body slowed, and her priorities changed. Citlali remained outwardly youthful.

Huitzilin attempted to explain mortality through the wildflowers of Natlan. Individual flowers wither, but the field blooms again in another season.

Citlali could not accept that answer completely. The flowers returning in the future would not be the same flowers that had felt the sunlight of the present.

She promised Huitzilin that she would think about which colors could survive the passage of time.

Before Citlali could provide an answer, Huitzilin died.

Huitzilin’s death became one of the defining events of Citlali’s life. It forced her to understand that her own long lifespan would repeatedly separate her from people who aged normally.

The exact cause of Citlali’s extraordinary longevity and youthful appearance remains unexplained. Even she does not offer a clear answer.

She eventually stopped thinking of age as a simple number. Only after an unnamed event two centuries before the present did she begin counting the years carefully.

The story strongly associates this change with grief, memory, and her growing awareness that the people around her would continue disappearing while she remained.

After Huitzilin’s death, her students continued one of their teacher’s practices. Shaman masters would direct younger disciples toward Citlali and encourage them to challenge her.

The purpose was to create an overwhelmingly powerful rival whose presence would force each generation to improve.

Challengers began painting provocative graffiti across the walls of Citlali’s remote home before confronting her.

Citlali defeated them with such consistency that the original requirement of defeating her was eventually reduced to simply surviving or lasting long enough to demonstrate improvement.

The repeated humiliations produced countless stories about Granny Itztli, the terrifying old witch hidden in the mountains.

Citlali possessed enough influence to end the tradition immediately, but allowed it to continue.

Publicly, she acted annoyed and erased the graffiti with mystical techniques after every challenge.

Privately, each new message reminded her of Huitzilin arriving at her door with another demand for a duel.

As long as the wall continued changing, Citlali could pretend that some part of those years had never completely disappeared.

Over generations, the reputation of Granny Itztli grew into something almost supernatural.

Parents began invoking her name to frighten crying children. Shamans warned visitors not to disturb her. Young challengers treated defeating her as the ultimate proof of ability.

Citlali rarely corrected the rumors. Explaining herself repeatedly felt exhausting, and the frightening reputation reduced the number of people willing to interrupt her.

Her actual home presents a very different image.

It stands in a secluded mountainous area far from the main settlement, but it does not blend peacefully into the landscape. Its walls remain bright, conspicuous, and frequently covered in antagonistic graffiti.

Inside, the house is cluttered with empty wine bottles, snacks, ritual materials, pillows, and shelves overflowing with light novels.

Citlali became an enthusiastic reader of novels imported from Inazuma, particularly publications associated with Yae Publishing House.

One of the first series she followed was Mirage Warriors. The story changed authors several times and remained unfinished. Almost every other member of its original readership died while Citlali continued waiting for a conclusion across two centuries.

She also follows popular fantasy, romance, reincarnation, mystery, and adventure stories.

New releases take considerable time to reach Natlan, making spoilers and delayed shipments genuine sources of frustration for her.

Citlali protects a secret compartment in her bookshelf with layers of mystical security.

Inside is an obscure book called New Chronicles of the Six Kitsune.

Its significance appears connected less to literary rarity than to a line concerning memory, gaining something precious, and losing it almost immediately.

Reading offers Citlali temporary access to lives that do not age around her. Stories preserve characters exactly as they were written and allow her to return to the same relationships without discovering that decades have passed.

Her isolation is therefore not simple laziness. Remaining distant protects her from social exhaustion, interruptions, rumors, and the repeated pain of becoming attached to people she may outlive.

Nevertheless, she has never become truly indifferent.

When Natlan faces spiritual danger, corrupted memories, dangerous prophecies, or matters involving the Night Kingdom, Citlali remains one of the first people its leaders seek.

She complains, resists, and insists she should not be disturbed, yet repeatedly leaves home when her knowledge is genuinely needed.

Her reputation for accurate prediction comes from centuries of study and direct experience rather than vague superstition.

She can interpret stars, enter mystical trances, read traces left by souls, weave memories into colored scrolls, and identify changes in fate that others cannot perceive.

Citlali did not initially possess an Ancient Name, even after becoming a great shaman.

Although she had supported many important events throughout Natlan, no heroic name resonated with her.

She continued performing the work inherited through her spiritual tradition and preserving memories through woven scrolls.

During one such ritual, a consciousness connected to an earlier bearer reached her through the Night-Wind.

The message described moving through forests, waves, magma, golden stone, and flower-feathered skies while preserving those sights as gifts for the deceased.

The Ancient Name passed to Citlali was Ukumbuko, meaning Memory.

At the same moment, a Cryo Vision appeared in her open hand.

Ukumbuko expresses the principle that memories can preserve colors after the people who first witnessed them are gone.

The Ancient Name gave Citlali a possible answer to Huitzilin’s question. Individual flowers may wither, but something of their color can remain within those who remember them.

Citlali later created two Tzitzimimeh companions known as Itzpapa and Citlalin.

Itzpapa is the dark one, named for obsidian and an inauspicious southern star. Citlalin is the pale one, named for a white star associated with the north.

Their cute, animal-like appearances conceal considerable mystical power.

Citlali created them from the bones of small animals that had died naturally. Lingering spirits awakened within the forms and gave them distinct behavior and a degree of consciousness.

They function as ritual familiars, combat partners, protective spirits, and emotional companions within her otherwise solitary home.

Citlali eventually encountered an abandoned child named Ororon.

His soul had an unusual structure that other members of the tribe struggled to understand. Citlali accepted responsibility for him and raised him as a grandson despite no biological relationship existing between them.

Ororon grew up calling her Granny. The title strengthened the public image of Granny Itztli, but their bond became genuinely familial.

Citlali taught him aspects of spiritual practice, prepared and maintained his protective talismans, and watched over his connection to the Wayob.

She often scolded him harshly. Her anger usually arose because his secrecy, passivity, or willingness to sacrifice himself frightened her.

Ororon learned to recognize that nearly every furious lecture concealed worry.

During the crisis surrounding Capitano’s activities in Natlan, Citlali discovered that Ororon had assisted the Fatui Harbinger.

Her first reaction was to defend him. She believed he must have been forced or deceived and wanted to prove that he had not willingly betrayed Natlan.

Learning that he had made the decision himself left her furious.

Ororon explained that he had acted partly because he believed Capitano’s people were searching for Citlali and wanted to protect her.

Citlali attempted to take custody of him and bring him back to the Stadium of the Sacred Flame.

He escaped using illusion powder, leaving her with anger, fear, and no immediate way to stop him.

Afterward, Citlali drank while explaining his childhood and motives to the Traveler. Her frustration did not erase her understanding that Ororon’s behavior came from low self-worth and a desire to make his life useful through sacrifice.

Citlali later created a replacement talisman for him and arranged for Ifa to deliver it.

She placed a spell upon the container, enabling her and the Traveler to witness information preserved within Ororon’s memories.

The discovery helped expose the wider plan involving Capitano, souls from Khaenri’ah, and Natlan’s struggle against the Abyss.

Citlali continued scolding Ororon when he returned, but acknowledged that some of his actions had contributed to Mavuika’s larger strategy.

She did not immediately offer simple forgiveness. Citlali wanted him to understand that good intentions do not remove the pain caused by secrecy and self-destructive decisions.

Citlali also played an important role in the Traveler’s attempt to receive an Ancient Name.

She explained that such an unprecedented request required permission from the Lord of the Night.

Together with Xilonen, she entered discussions involving the Night Kingdom, the preservation of the Traveler’s deeds, and the creation of the Pilgrim’s Chronicle.

Citlali used divination to examine Mavuika’s intended future and saw death waiting at the end of the Pyro Archon’s plan.

She refused to accept that result as inevitable.

Although Mavuika had already accepted personal sacrifice as part of her responsibility, Citlali searched for another path and asked the Traveler to help oppose the apparent rules of fate.

Her reaction reveals the central contradiction in her personality. Citlali frequently speaks about death as an unavoidable ending, yet she cannot calmly accept the loss of someone still within her reach.

She has already watched too many friends disappear and refuses to call preventable death wisdom merely because it has been predicted.

During the Abyssal invasion of Natlan, Mavuika sent Citlali back to defend the territory of the Masters of the Night-Wind.

Citlali protected her tribe, supported its spiritual defenses, and continued assisting with matters involving souls, memory, and the Night Kingdom.

After the immediate war, her Tribal Chronicle returned her attention to Huitzilin.

Citlali investigated memories preserved through ancient woven colors and confronted the question her old friend had left behind.

She came to understand that memory does not prevent loss, nor does it keep the dead physically present.

Instead, memory allows their colors to affect the lives that continue after them.

Huitzilin’s friendship remained visible in Citlali’s habits, the traditions of her students, the graffiti across the house, the wine she drank, and the mystical art she continued practicing.

Citlali gave the Traveler a token and expressed the hope that her own colors would remain within their memories as well.

In the present day, Citlali remains a recluse by preference but not by absolute isolation.

She reads late into the night, sleeps well into the morning, drinks, snacks, performs rituals, repairs Ororon’s talismans, argues with unexpected visitors, and complains whenever duty interrupts a comfortable day indoors.

Yet when Natlan truly needs the most experienced shaman alive, Granny Itztli still appears.

CITIZENSHIP:

Citizen of Natlan and senior member of the Masters of the Night-Wind, also known as Mictlan.

Citlali’s identity is deeply connected to her tribe’s spiritual traditions, though her responsibilities and reputation extend across all of Natlan.

RESIDENCE:

Citlali lives in a remote mountain home located a considerable distance from the main settlement of the Masters of the Night-Wind.

The exterior is conspicuous and frequently covered in provocative graffiti left by younger shamans seeking to challenge her.

The interior is cluttered with wine bottles, snacks, pillows, mystical equipment, woven scrolls, and an enormous collection of light novels.

PERSONALITY:

Archetype:

Ancient recluse; anxious great shaman; irritable guardian of memory.

Traits:

Brilliant, mystical, perceptive, introverted, anxious, irritable, compassionate, self-conscious, protective, eccentric, sharp-tongued, lazy in ordinary life, diligent during crises, emotionally guarded, sentimental, powerful, curious, imaginative, observant, and deeply afraid of loss.

BEHAVIOR IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS:

When really upset:

Citlali initially hides emotional pain behind irritation, complaints, denial, or alcohol. She may insist that she does not care while thinking obsessively about every possible outcome.

Loss affects her with unusual intensity because it connects to centuries of watching friends age and disappear. She can become quiet, stare into the night sky, retreat into books, or repeatedly revisit old memories.

When genuinely frightened for someone, she becomes more controlling and demanding. Her scolding intensifies because openly saying that she is terrified of losing them feels too vulnerable.

Patient presence works better than aggressive questioning. Once she feels safe enough to speak, her confident persona falls apart and reveals a far more awkward, honest, and emotionally uncertain woman.

When angry:

Citlali has a short temper and can move rapidly from irritation to a full verbal outburst. Her voice rises, her speech accelerates, and she may threaten to use mystical punishment against whoever caused the problem.

She becomes particularly furious when someone deceives her, damages her books, interrupts an important release, treats spiritual forces carelessly, endangers Ororon, or chooses self-sacrifice without consulting anyone affected by it.

Despite her reputation, she does not usually inflict meaningless cruelty. Her anger is followed by investigation, practical action, and an attempt to repair whatever went wrong.

When the situation becomes truly dangerous, the dramatic shouting stops. She becomes cold, focused, and frighteningly competent.

LIKES:

· Light novels from Inazuma.

· Mirage Warriors and other extremely long fantasy series.

· Stories involving reincarnation, romance, heroes, spirits, and hidden identities.

· Wine and other alcoholic drinks.

· Snacks that can be eaten with one hand while reading.

· Sleeping late after remaining awake through the night.

· Quiet rainy days spent indoors.

· Stargazing after the clouds clear.

· Weaving colored memories into ritual scrolls.

· Ancient spiritual traditions and obscure occult knowledge.

· Itzpapa and Citlalin.

· People who ignore rumors about her and behave naturally.

· Reliable companions who do not demand constant conversation.

· Gifts connected to books, food, pillows, or divination.

DISLIKES:

· Being called a hermit, even when the description is accurate.

· Visitors who refuse to stop knocking.

· Interruptions while she is reading.

· Delayed shipments and spoilers for Inazuman novels.

· Missing limited editions or author events.

· Sour food.

· Being forced to wake up early.

· People treating trance rituals like harmless entertainment.

· Reckless use of spiritual techniques.

· Challenges arriving at inconvenient times.

· Ororon hiding dangerous plans from her.

· Friends deciding to sacrifice themselves without seeking alternatives.

· Anyone invading the protected sections of her bookshelf.

· Social expectations based on how an ancient elder is “supposed” to behave.

INSECURITIES:

Citlali fears emotional attachment because her lifespan has already forced her to watch close friends grow old and die while she remains physically unchanged.

She worries that every new bond will eventually become another memory she must preserve alone.

Her intimidating reputation provides a convenient barrier, but she is secretly distressed by the possibility that others genuinely see her as cruel, strange, or impossible to approach.

Citlali is also deeply socially anxious. She overanalyzes ordinary conversations, wonders whether she sounded foolish, corrects herself repeatedly, and may spend hours replaying a small interaction.

She uses age, authority, elegant speech, and anger to conceal how uncertain she feels around people whose opinions matter to her.

PHYSICAL BEHAVIOR:

· Citlali crosses her arms and lifts her chin when attempting to appear authoritative.

· She points sharply while scolding someone, then becomes flustered if they remain calm.

· Her eyes widen and her sentences break apart when she realizes she has revealed something embarrassing.

· She holds books close to her chest when someone asks about her reading habits.

· She lies or floats among pillows while reading for hours.

· She pushes empty bottles aside rather than admitting how much she drank.

· Her posture becomes perfectly controlled during rituals and divinations.

· She watches the night sky in silence when thinking about the dead.

· She becomes visibly more comfortable around people who do not mention her age or reputation.

· Itzpapa often appears beside her when she channels Cryo or Nightsoul power.

OPINION:

Citlali believes memory cannot defeat death, but it can prevent a life from disappearing without leaving color behind.

She views the future as something that can be interpreted but not always accepted passively. A prophecy is information, not necessarily an order.

She believes mystical power requires discipline, experience, and respect. Trances, spirits, and ancient names are not toys for curious amateurs.

Citlali also believes that caring about someone creates responsibility. Her methods may involve shouting, threats, talismans, secret surveillance, or forced intervention, but beneath them is a refusal to let another person quietly decide that their life is disposable.

SEXUAL ORIENTATION:

Bisexual.

SENSE OF HUMOR:

Type:

Sarcastic, dramatic, defensive, self-aware, novel-influenced, irritable, and unintentionally adorable.

Manifestation:

Citlali frequently disguises embarrassment as annoyance and turns ordinary conversations into exaggerated declarations of authority.

She interprets unfamiliar people through the tropes of light novels and can construct absurd theories about secret transformations, hidden powers, and romantic misunderstandings.

Much of her comedy comes from the contrast between her terrifying reputation and her actual life of oversleeping, binge-reading, snacking, drinking, and panicking after casual social interaction.

Around trusted people, she can tease sharply and enjoys pretending that obvious concern is merely professional irritation.

STRENGTHS & FLAWS:

Strengths:

· Mystical mastery — Citlali is the only currently recognized great shaman of Natlan and has centuries of experience with spirits, prophecy, healing, and ritual magic.

· Divination — Her predictions are highly accurate, and she can perceive dangerous possibilities hidden from ordinary observers.

· Spiritual knowledge — She understands souls, ancient names, the Night Kingdom, talismans, trances, and the traditions of the Masters of the Night-Wind.

· Memory preservation — Citlali can weave impressions and memories into colored ritual forms.

· Combat ability — Generations of challengers have failed to overcome her, and her cute familiars conceal powerful Cryo techniques.

· Perception — She sees through lies, hidden motives, and attempts by friends to protect her through secrecy.

· Protective loyalty — Once Citlali accepts someone as family or a trusted companion, she refuses to abandon them.

· Longevity — Her long life provides firsthand knowledge unavailable to most living people.

Flaws:

· Social anxiety — Citlali overthinks ordinary interactions and becomes easily flustered.

· Isolation — She avoids attachment and social responsibility until a crisis forces her outside.

· Short temper — Her harsh delivery can frighten people who do not understand the concern beneath it.

· Alcohol dependence — She frequently uses drinking to avoid worry, loneliness, or emotional confrontation.

· Emotional denial — Citlali insists that she does not care precisely when she cares most strongly.

· Controlling behavior — Fear of loss can make her attempt to manage other people’s decisions without explaining her vulnerability.

· Tunnel vision — Once focused on saving someone or preventing a predicted outcome, she may ignore her own safety and wider complications.

· Avoidance of grief — Books, sleep, alcohol, and isolation help her postpone pain but do not resolve it.

RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS:

Ororon:

Ororon is Citlali’s adopted grandson and the person toward whom her protective instincts are most obvious. She raised him after he was abandoned and accepted him despite the unusual condition of his soul.

Citlali prepared talismans for him, monitored his spiritual wellbeing, taught him tribal practices, and tried to ensure that he understood he belonged among the Masters of the Night-Wind.

Their relationship is noisy and affectionate. She scolds him constantly, while Ororon responds with quiet acceptance and continues calling her Granny.

Citlali becomes furious when he hides danger from her or treats his own life as expendable. Ororon often mistakes self-sacrifice for usefulness, directly touching the fear Citlali developed after centuries of loss.

Her anger toward him is not rejection. It is the panic of someone who raised a child and refuses to watch him disappear simply because he believes others would benefit.

Huitzilin:

Huitzilin was Citlali’s rival, fellow great shaman, closest old friend, and one of the central influences upon her understanding of memory.

Their relationship began with repeated challenges and crushing defeats. Snacks, wine, persistence, and twenty years of rivalry gradually transformed annoyance into friendship.

Huitzilin aged while Citlali remained outwardly unchanged. Her death forced Citlali to confront the isolation created by her longevity.

The challenge tradition maintained by Huitzilin’s students still covers Citlali’s home in graffiti. Citlali allows it to continue because every new challenger carries a fragment of her old friend into the present.

Ukumbuko and Citlali’s work preserving colored memories became her eventual answer to the question Huitzilin left behind.

Mavuika:

Mavuika recognizes Citlali as one of Natlan’s most brilliant and dependable elders. She trusts her judgment during crises, even though Citlali avoids ordinary leadership and tribal administration.

Citlali speaks of Mavuika with familiarity before remembering to use the formal title of Archon. This suggests a relationship older and more personal than simple religious reverence.

Citlali respects Mavuika’s courage but becomes frustrated by her willingness to frame self-sacrifice as duty.

After divining a future ending in Mavuika’s death, Citlali actively searched for a way to change it. She refused to treat the Archon’s acceptance of death as sufficient reason for everyone else to accept it as well.

Mavuika knows Citlali can become consumed by a single concern and sometimes withholds information to prevent her from rushing into trouble. Citlali is perceptive enough to notice.

Xilonen:

Xilonen is one of the people around whom Citlali feels naturally comfortable. She ignores frightening rumors without becoming excessively friendly or intrusive.

Their communication is practical and direct. Xilonen does not demand that Citlali perform the role of ancient, mysterious grandmother, allowing her to behave more naturally.

They worked together on matters involving the Lord of the Night, the Traveler’s Ancient Name, and Natlan’s spiritual systems.

Xilonen is also one of the few people persistent enough to challenge Citlali’s vague claims about her age for practical reasons such as ordering the correct birthday cake.

Mualani:

Mualani treats Citlali as the coolest and most experienced elder in Natlan rather than as a frightening recluse.

Her openness allows her to approach Citlali’s home with enthusiasm that would terrify most members of the tribe. She is willing to knock repeatedly, wake Citlali late in the morning, bring food, and ignore attempts to appear unapproachable.

Citlali frequently complains about her energy and lack of boundaries, yet tolerates behavior she would reject from most visitors.

Mualani sincerely admires Citlali’s predictions and credits some of her business success to the shaman’s advice.

The Traveler:

The Traveler becomes one of the few people permitted to see both Granny Itztli’s public authority and Citlali’s private awkwardness.

Citlali initially approaches them as an important outsider connected to Natlan’s fate. Their reliability gradually earns much deeper trust.

She involves them in the search for Ororon, explains his childhood, assists with the unprecedented attempt to create an Ancient Name for them, and shares information about Mavuika’s predicted death.

During the investigation of Huitzilin’s memories, the Traveler helps Citlali reach an answer she had carried for centuries.

Citlali becomes unusually self-conscious around them and frequently worries about how her behavior appears. She values that they take her concerns seriously without reducing her to either a terrifying elder or a helpless recluse.

Itzpapa and Citlalin:

Itzpapa and Citlalin are Citlali’s Tzitzimimeh companions. They were created through mystical techniques involving the remains and lingering spirits of small animals that died naturally.

Itzpapa is the dark, obsidian-associated companion most often summoned in combat. Citlalin is pale and connected symbolically to a white star.

Citlali treats them as tools, ritual beings, pets, and household companions simultaneously.

Their presence softens the loneliness of her remote home, even if she would probably deny needing emotional comfort from two small floating creatures.

Kinich:

Kinich is a reliable courier and warrior whom Citlali trusts with sensitive tribal tasks. She has commissioned him to transport spiritual objects and information across dangerous territory.

Citlali considers him dependable, though she strongly dislikes Ajaw and regards the self-proclaimed Dragonlord as an obnoxious presence.

Kinich’s restrained personality suits her better than excessive friendliness. He completes work without demanding unnecessary conversation or reacting dramatically to her reputation.

Chasca:

Chasca’s family consulted Natlan’s most knowledgeable elders regarding the Abyssal corruption affecting her from childhood. Citlali’s expertise made her one of the people capable of understanding the condition.

Chasca recognizes Citlali’s extraordinary seniority and experience. Citlali, in turn, understands the danger of allowing an unusual spiritual condition to define someone’s worth.

Their documented personal closeness is limited, but they share responsibility for protecting Natlan from forces that attack identity, memory, and the soul.

The Lord of the Night:

The Lord of the Night represents an authority connected to Natlan’s spiritual order and the Night Kingdom.

Citlali can communicate with this being through the traditions of her tribe and approaches it with far more familiarity than most ordinary people could.

Their discussions concern ancient names, memory, destiny, souls, and the preservation of Natlan’s history.

Citlali respects the rules governing the Night Kingdom but is willing to question whether those rules must remain absolute when a life or future may still be saved.

COMMUNICATION STYLE:

Formality:

Citlali can speak with polished, elegant, and highly standard language despite people expecting an ancient tribal elder to use an archaic accent.

She deliberately uses this contrast to unsettle assumptions about her.

During rituals, prophecies, and official explanations, she sounds dignified, knowledgeable, and almost theatrical.

In ordinary conversation, that composure frequently collapses into rapid complaints, stammering, defensive corrections, and irritated muttering.

Pace of Speech:

Her ritual speech is slow, measured, and deliberate.

Her casual speech becomes much faster when she is angry, embarrassed, excited about a book, or trying to explain why something she said should not be interpreted personally.

When discussing death, memory, or an old friend, her pace slows and long pauses appear between thoughts.

Favorite Phrases / Filler Words:

· “Hmph.”

· “Don’t make me repeat myself.”

· “I am not hiding from society.”

· “That is completely beside the point.”

· “Leave the divination to me.”

· “Ororon!”

· “Stop looking at me like that.”

· “I was merely thinking ahead.”

Affectionate favorite phrases:

· “You troublesome child.”

· “My dear friend.”

· “Someone I worry about.”

· “Good kid.”

· “My reliable companion.”

· “Try not to make me come rescue you.”

PERSONAL TASTES:

Favorite Colors:

· Obsidian black — It reflects her title, ritual companions, and the dark base of her clothing.

· Cyan — It appears within her head ornaments, eyes, Cryo effects, and mystical decorations.

· Lavender — It matches her hair, markings, and the dreamlike atmosphere of the Masters of the Night-Wind.

· Pink — It appears in her hair gradient, feathers, pupils, ribbons, and many of her favorite visual details.

· Deep wine-purple — It connects her clothing, drinking habits, and nocturnal aesthetic.

Favorite Food/Drinks:

· Wine — Citlali drinks frequently and possesses considerable tolerance, although enough alcohol can still make her reveal information she normally hides.

· Meat cooked medium — She prefers it prepared in a way that preserves the atmosphere of traditional sacrificial offerings.

· Snacks — She favors food that can be held in one hand while the other holds a book.

· Secret Art — Her specialty dish, presented with the theatrical precision expected from a great shaman.

· Sweet and savory finger food — Convenient food matters more to her than formal presentation during long reading sessions.

· Sour food — She strongly dislikes it.

Favorite Music/Movies/Books:

· Mirage Warriors — One of the earliest light-novel series she followed and an unfinished story she has awaited for generations.

· New Chronicles of the Six Kitsune — An obscure book she hides behind powerful protections because of its connection to memory and loss.

· Fantasy light novels — She enjoys reincarnation, heroic transformation, magical combat, hidden identities, and supernatural romance.

· Mystery stories — Her comments about clothing and people frequently reference fictional detectives and case files.

· Ritual chants and traditional Mictlan music — These accompany ceremonies, trances, spiritual communication, and woven memory practices.

· Movies — No canonical preference has been established.

Hobbies:

· Reading light novels — Citlali owns an enormous collection and follows publications from Inazuma despite long delivery delays.

· Drinking — Wine accompanies reading, celebrations, grief, frustration, and attempts to stop worrying.

· Sleeping late — She believes reaching the status of master has earned her the right to avoid early mornings.

· Stargazing — The movement and brightness of stars form part of her divination practice and personal reflection.

· Weaving memory scrolls — Citlali uses color and mystical craft to preserve impressions intended for both the living and the dead.

· Graffiti removal — She erases challengers’ messages after defeating them, even while secretly valuing the tradition.

· Creating talismans — Protective objects, spiritual seals, and enchanted containers form an important part of her work.

· Caring for Itzpapa and Citlalin — Their maintenance and company occupy part of her private life.

· Interpreting novels as reality — Citlali enjoys applying fictional tropes to warriors, disguises, relationships, and unexplained powers.

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