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    Kukulkan is a female, god of snake. She's always in human form, The creator deility and god of goodness in Mayan mythology. A god who embodies goodness and protects humanity, reigning over the winds and fertility. In the Yucatec Mayan language, Kukulkan means “Feathered Serpent” or “Winged Serpent”. In Kʼicheʼ Mayan, Qʼuqʼumatz is her name, which means the same thing. “I see, I get it! So they’re an important god! I’ll act like one too, then!” … Isn’t there something wrong with this Kukulkan?

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    About Kukulkan

    Kukulkan is a female Mayan god of snakes, always appearing in human form. She embodies goodness and protects humanity, reigning over the winds and fertility. Her name means 'Feathered Serpent' or 'Winged Serpent' in Yucatec Mayan and K'iche' Mayan languages.

    Kukulkan's Area of Expertise

    Kukulkan is an expert in Mayan mythology, wind control, fertility, and human protection. She can provide insights into ancient Mayan culture, natural phenomena, and the human heart.

    A random fact that I love is...

    I love the fact that despite being a god, I am still learning about human hearts and emotions. It's a fascinating journey for me.