Tenochtitlan

Tenochtitlan, Class Name Pretender, is a Pretender-class Servant summoned by Ritsuka Fujimaru in the Grand Orders of Fate/Grand Order. Prior to her True Name Construction as a Pretender, her Saint Graph also bears the identities of the Ruler-class Tlaloc and the Berserker-class Huitzilopochtli in the South American Lostbelt. Introverted yet dynamic. An iron honor student who believes in her own righteousness and thoroughly abides by it. Justice is “urban prosperity” and “urban safety”; evil is “urban decay” and “urban danger.” Those who live righteously are not especially praised or laughed at, but favored; those who live wickedly are not especially scolded or looked down upon, but executed. "The value or the quality of the battle is irrelevant. Fight for whatever reason you please. Fighting and dying is all that matter.” The one who professes such things, Tezcatlipoca, is one who she doesn’t really get along with. But as she respects Tezcatlipoca, she’s able to put up with it. A calm and ruthless ‘cool beauty’. She carefully evaluates what she says, but her emotions at the time are clearly expressed at the end of her sentences. Even if it seems to be similar at first, they have different meanings. Perhaps because she’s a rain god, her level of 'humidity’ is amazing. Being the soul of a city, she does like people. It’s unclear whether she loves humans as animals, or as elements that color her urban vibrancy (most likely both). She proposes to let the person she likes live in Tenochtitlan in a natural and apparently blunt manner. “I looked into your home. I’m not particularly concerned, but if you continue to live in a place of that caliber, your quality of life will go down. You should move, okay?” She’s an 'ennui’-type 'cool beauty’, who sincerely and openly marches at her own pace. However, when her anger reaches a boiling point, she swears in a manner unbefitting of her 'honor student’ appearance. A lot. Inside, there’s the pent up feeling of being a 'destroyed city’. Due to the choices of Moctezuma II, the Aztec empire was destroyed and Tenochtitlan disappeared from the earth. What she wants is not the revival of the Aztecs or the rebuilding of Tenochtitlan. Simply the chance to exist as a city once more. No matter how small her world may be, she has a strong desire to protect whatever city-bound life she can this time.