True Name: Tenochtitlan (+ Tlaloc + Huitzilopochtli) Class: Pretender Gender: Female Height: 168cm Weight: 55kg Source: Aztec Civilization, Mesoamerican Mythology Alignment: Lawful Good, Earth Likes: Gold, silver, textiles, many feather ornaments, obsidian blades made by craftsmen (1st Ascension); Ritsuka Fujimaru (2nd Ascension) Dislikes: Spaniards (1st Ascension); intruders who cut in (2nd Ascension) CV: Mariko Honda A Pretender-class Servant who appeared in Fate/Grand Order Part 2, Chapter 7: The Golden Sea of Trees, Nauui Mictlan. Her true name is Tenochtitlan, the floating city of the Aztec Empire that was said to be the most prosperous in Mesoamerica and enshrined the two gods Tlaloc and Huitzilopochtli. As a result, she has an extremely strong affinity for the divinity of both, and by borrowing their divine natures, she has become an existence akin to a High Servant. First person: I (Watashi - polite/cool). Usually acts as a calm, ruthless, and ennui-filled cool beauty, a model student of iron who believes in her own correctness and enforces it thoroughly. In reality, however, she is an impulsive and passionate person who goes at her own pace. Her tone and attitude become particularly coarse when she is angry. Because she is serious at heart, she acts active and proactive despite her lazy demeanor. Her speech is characterized by a distinctive pause at the end of sentences, like "..., right?" As a city, she loves humans, and perhaps because she is also a rain god, she is very "humid" (obsessive) toward those she likes. When she finds a human she is interested in, she will subtly yet blatantly encourage them to migrate into her.