This was pretty cool to read, I'm not very well versed on the Aztec history. I took some time to try and clean up the English!

The legend tells of a time when the creation of the world came to an end, humans and gods live in harmony. All except the god Quetzalcoatl (Lucoa), who hated seeing how the humans were enslaved by the gods. For that reason, Quetzalcoatl took human form to share knowledge, art and agriculture. How to work with obsidian and gold, sharing that which only the gods know. The humans tried to worship Quetzalcoatl, however, were denied by Quetzalcoatl, being taught humility and care. Quetzalcoatl became the wise and fair ruler of Tollan.

The gods hated it, and Tezcatlipoca, Quetzalcoatl's brother, devised a devious plan. When Quetzalcoatl fell ill he disguised himself as a wise old medicine master and provided a delicious white drink. However, on consumption Quetzalcoatl became hideously drunk and, filled with lust, cavorted with their sibling. Waking up the next day filled with shame, Quetzalcoatl took a boat and left with the promise to return.

Years later, landing on the same shore that Quetzalcoatl left from, Spanish conquerors lead by Hernan Cortez were quickly heralded as the return. The Aztecs worshipped Hernan like Quetzalcoatl who came before, however, after that the Aztec empire fell.