Mythic Crossings

2. Precious stone that holds magical significance and is central to the plot.
6. Form taken by Hun-Kame in his quest for vengeance and redemption.
7. Theme of ancestry and lineage explored through the characters' relationships and obligations.
11. Cultural perspective that shapes characters' actions and beliefs throughout the narrative.
12. Feathered serpent god, a powerful figure who plays a key role in the story's events.
13. Symbol of kinship and sacrifice, central to the gods' interactions with mortals.
14. Emotion that drives characters to confront their past and seek redemption.
15. Object of power and deception that conceals the true identity of its wearer.

1. Astronomical constellation where Hun-Kame and Casiopea's journey begins.
3. OF SHADOWS Hun-Kame's title as the god of death, a crucial aspect of his character arc.
4. Underworld realm in Mayan mythology where Hun-Kame seeks his lost throne. (The setting of the book)
5. Mode of transportation that symbolizes Casiopea's longing for freedom and adventure.
8. City in Yucatan where Casiopea's journey takes her, representing both freedom and danger.
9. Mystical gateway that connects the mortal world with the realm of the gods.
10. Powerful female deity who influences the events of the story from the shadows.