"'Spirit of the Bear' Grahame!
You are the Incarnation of the War God, the forest is your fur, the mountains your limbs, the plateau your skull...
Awaken, awaken..."
The Great Shaman Cihuateteo placed the youth on a bed of palm leaves, and behind her, a ghostly bear larger than a house materialized.
Chanting a desolate song, she cast her Divine Light downwards, and the black pottery shells encasing the body of the young Prince of Michoacán shattered piece by piece.
Unlike Chichen Itza, which mainly followed the path of the 'Eagle Spirit Warrior,' the city of Uxmal, where they were from, primarily followed the path of the 'Bear Spirit Warrior.'
Especially these shamans, who possessed far more forbidden knowledge than the warriors and had a wider variety of methods at their disposal.
At the Third Order, they could use their life-bound Guardian Spirits to command the various Animal and plant Spiritual Bodies around them, achieving dazzling witchcraft effects.
