Nightwalkers Part 3
The moment is overwhelming but at last aztec calms. while kitty sits up to wipe the back of a paw over her sticky lips., she watches with interest to aztec licking himself back into his sheath.
Alegeharian Almanac
Aither descends from aztec heritage. aither does not know much about the aztecs due to the small of amount of known history but he loves delving into the books about the tribe. aither was born in the us in california and is descended form an aztec.
A Warrior's Forgiveness (Part One)
aztec then fell with a short scream of pain. "aztec!" johnson yelled.
A Bump in the Road. Chapter Eighteen.
The shaman dropped the medallion as blood spurted from his chest, the golden coin bouncing down the top of the stone aztec temple hundreds of steps to fall on the grass far below.
Fantasy Fling
Asked aztec seeing the fox and ram at work. 'work and own it' said titas. 'we've been here for a day or two waiting to see if you'd arrive'. 'and getting a well earned rest too' winked aztec.
Vixen and the Temple Part I
She could see they were all hard, the elaborate aztec styled lion clothes covering their crotches pitched up by their members.
Feeling Feline
“it has come to our attention at the archaeologists guild that a ruin was found, believed to hold long lost information and relics of the aztec civilisation.
A Jaguar's Blessing
He embraced the jaguar god, who nuzzled and licked the aztec warrior, but then rose and padded into the forest, never to be seen again.
Fathom's Phantoms, Ch 21: Phantoms
"aztec-- that's you." the jaguar raced past kamrn, leaping off of the bulkhead even as he acknowledged. "on it, sir." kamrn watched as cpl.
The legend of the cincuate
Allies told them the aztecs were justified on their brutality and the conquerors realized something, unlike other tribes the aztecs took no sacrifices from here.
A Bump in the Road. Chapter Twenty-One.
The aztec toga draped down a bit, the over sized thing touching down into the water a bit. the golden belts on it only weighed it down further and my body could barely hold my own weight up.
Sacrifice to the Gods
Reaching the top of the newly risen aztec pyramid, the shaman turns and holds his hands up to ask for silence from the crowd.