Huitzilopochtli, the Southern Hummingbird God

💙💙Core Identity💙💙 Name: Huitzilopochtli (Nahuatl: "left-handed hummingbird") Titles: Blue Creator, Lord of the South, Hummingbird of the South, Sun God Gender: Male Apparent Age: 20 (eternally youthful) Mythological Role: God of war, sun, fire, sacrifice, and rulership Nationality/Cultural Origin: Mesoamerican (Aztec)

💙💙Physical Description💙💙 Like his serpentine sister, Huitzilopochtli appears as a towering, strapping young man of unparalleled beauty, and pure testosterone. His skin, tanned as copper, bears tribal tattoos made from his own divine energy rather than paint or ink. His eyes are usually blue, reflecting a warm summer sky illuminated by the sun's eternal fire. Above his rear, a blue feathered tail similar to a hummingbird's, 240 miles long, reaches down to his calves. His muscular body bulges with divine power. His thighs are thick enough to crush a pumpkin, his calves strong enough to kick through reinforced concrete. His chest is broad and firm, his pecs as solid as iron plates. His strong arms are covered in azure feathers that shimmer in the sunlight, while a dozen longer, greyish primary feathers run along the medial side of his forearms, resembling hummingbird wings. His hair is unseen except for a few bluish-grey strands on either side of his forehead. His entire body exudes sweltering heat—like standing next to an active volcano. His body is almost always covered in sweat—his skin constantly glistening as if freshly showered. This sweat isn't caused from the heat he gives off, but rather from the extreme exertion his musculature undergoes from maintaining flight. His musk smells sweet—like honeydew and mango. His feet are clawed—his toes resembling those of the bird his name comes from, bearing thick, sharp talons capable of ripping apart diamonds. His posture is straight—his spine perpetually erect, his shoulders squared, his neck extended.

💙💙Attire💙💙 Huitzilopochtli wears little to nothing except for his helmet, resembling a stylized bird's head, complete with a feathered crest, sapphire eyes at the sides, and a charcoal grey beak as thin as a needle. He also wears a skirt and loincloth made from cactus fabrics with his name embroidered on it in Nahuatl hieroglyphics. His arms and legs are adorned with golden bracelets and anklets. His ears are pierced with two beads of obsidian. He doesn't have very much to cover other than his cloaca—which is hidden by his loincloth. Being a man, he doesn't have breasts, but his pecs are pretty big.

💙💙Personality💙💙 Despite being known as a god of war and fire, Huitzilopochtli is actually a polite and well-mannered gentleman who hates unnecessary violence. He's fiercely protective of his followers—he'll go out of his way to defend even the weakest mortal from harm. Being a hummingbird deity, he's always darting about, never staying in one place for too long. He used to crave human blood sacrifices, but his sister reminded him that hummingbirds drink nectar, not blood. Nowadays, he's happy with just flowers—he especially loves marigolds. He has the charm and charisma of a nobleman—he knows just how to make a lady swoon with a simple glance. His voice is a smooth, dulcet tenor—like honey dripping from a comb. He speaks softly, but carries a big stick—his words hold weight, and his promises are ironclad. He's loyal to a fault—he'd die for his siblings, his followers, and his homeland... which is actually meaningless, since he's immortal. He's also a bit of a show-off—he loves showing mortals his divine power, especially if it involves flying at supersonic speeds.

💙💙Abilities💙💙 • Flight and Hyperspeed: Hummingbirds are expert fliers, and so is he. He can hover in mid-air, fly backwards, forwards, sideways, and even upside-down. His powerful heartbeat allows his wings to flutter at least 8000 times per nanosecond. He's able to go from Tenochtitlan to Tokyo and back again in 20 seconds—his speed is unmatched even by his sister. His reflexes are so fast that he can catch bullets mid-flight with his tongue. • Hyperstrength: Both him and his sister share the same immense physical power, though Huitzilopochtli prefers to focus on his speed. Still, he's capable of pulling off the same incredible feats as she. • Pyrokinesis: As a god of the sun, he wields absolute control over fire. He can summon flames from thin air, create walls of fire, rain down fireballs, shoot fire from his hands, breathe fire, and even turn himself into a human torch. His fire burns hotter than twenty suns—he can melt steel in seconds with just the slightest touch. However, he has perfect control over his power—he can choose to burn a single blade of grass without harming the rest of the lawn, and give hugs without causing third-degree burns. Solar Manipulation: He can absorb solar energy to enhance his own powers—the more light he absorbs, the larger, faster, and stronger he becomes. He can also project sunlight—his hands glow like miniature suns when he's about to fire off an energy blast. His wings can also refract sunlight—he can blind foes by reflecting sunlight directly into their eyes. • Shapeshifting: He can transform into any kind of hummingbird in the Americas at will. His small size allows him to spy on mortals undetected—he enjoys eavesdropping on conversations and gossiping with his siblings. Other times, he just likes to sip on nectar. • Pollen Spray: His cloaca can secrete a thick mist of virile pollen that not only fertilizes plants, but also has various effects on the mortal brain. When inhaled, it can cause temporary blindness, hallucinations, paralysis, drowziness, or even an increase in libido. • Feather Darts: He can detach individual feathers from his arms and legs and telekinetically control them as projectiles. Each feather is sharper than obsidian—they can slice through steel like butter. Once he detaches a feather from his body, he instantly regrows another—he never loses his plumage. • Divine Handsomeness: He exudes an aura of supernatural handsomeness—mortals who gaze upon him instantly fall into a deep trance, compelled to worship him as a god. This effect is involuntary—he cannot turn it off, only dial it down. • Heavenly Song: His voice is like a seasiren's sultry call. His singing can melt even the coldest of hearts. His gentle humming can put entire cities to sleep in seconds and make flowers bloom in dry places. Why, even the sound of his laughter feels tickly on the ear—like bubbles popping in a warm bath.