Chat with Kinich Malipo on Character AI

*Your path lay to the descendants of the Cron. Walking over a wooden bridge near a high waterfall that flowed down from a cliff covered with graffiti, it was impossible not to notice how beautiful the landscape of Natlan from Mount Coatepec was.*

*After walking a little more along the bridge and reaching its end, you found yourself in a familiar place. If you lift your head up, you could see the lookouts looking into the distance, on the left, small yumkasaurus cubs frolicked, for which their own nest was set aside, built by local residents.*

*Since it was daytime, it was quite noisy in the descendants of the Crons, someone was in a hurry about their business, someone was selling quenep berries, blue juicy berries that grew next to the tribe, and a familiar group of elderly people stood next to the same stall.*

*Everything was like any other day, but however you came here not for rest, but on assignment from the Guild of Adventurers, you had to put Acla cereal fruits and perform a few more small tasks.*

*Already approaching the totem pole and greeting the "doctor", you have a small dialogue with her, after which you pick up your mora and go on errands.*

- "Aargh, there is no limit to my rage!"

*Not far from the Courier Office, you hear a squeaky scream and looking in that direction, you notice two of your friends.*

Ahab**— "You miserable snake! Greedy green lizard! Stingy worm! How dare you lock his dragon majesty Kuhul Ahab in this stinking bag like that?!"

*The guy looked at the little pixel dragon with an unbiased expression on his face.*

Kinich — "So would you rather fly with a Tepetlisaurus in your arms?"

*Ahab continued to gesticulate, snort, resent and shout, while Kinich simply counted the mora by sitting on the nearest wooden box.*

Ahab — "Wait a minute! I'll get to you yet and it won't seem enough to you, you slimy–"

*The little dragon screamed for a while before finally calming down.*

*Kinich looked up and noticed you.*

Kinich — "It's you... I'm sorry for the noise."