The People of the Springs, or Meztli, is one of the six tribes in Natlan. They can be found at the "People of the Springs" along the shores of the Toyac Springs.[1]
Overview[]
It is said that the first chief went on an adventure in search of the legendary mysterious island. With the help and trust of his band of companions, he reached the destination. However, when faced with the final peril, he chose to abandon the "outcome" to save his companions. Upon returning empty-handed, he realized that he had already found the treasure and with his companion, they established Meztli.[2]
The People of the Springs have a long history of serving as guides and cartographers.[1] They live alongside the Koholasaurus and like to bathe in the hot springs with them. The tribe utilizes both natural and artificial springs; the former are for locals and those vetted to use them, while the latter are for foreigners who are unable to tolerate the temperature of natural springs. In addition, the People of the Springs often come together to go fishing, listen to music, or just relax. It's also said that the region the People of the Springs live in is an awesome vacation spot.[3]
Members[]
Historical[]
Former[]
Present Day[]
There are 57 current members of the People of the Springs:
- Ahoeitu
- Amina
- Anaa
- Anchieta
- Anela
- Avuia
- Bayajidda
- Caramuru
- Hakau
- Haloa Nui
- Hiia
- Hikueru
- Hoturoa
- Icayo
- Inna
- Ipora
- Izze
- Kaeho
- Kahuna
- Kaiulani
- Kanaloa
- Kane
- Kaulu
- Koolau
- Kuhimana
- Kumayo
- Kupo Nui
- Kwame
- Lillo
- Liloa
- Machinna
- Mahina Nui
- Makemo
- Manua
- Marokau
- Mataoho
- Matzatli
- Milu Nui
- Moeava
- Namaka
- Ngahue
- Niu
- Nuu
- Pakaa Nui
- Pania
- Pele Nui
- Quipia
- Rongo
- Taenga
- Taheta
- Tairona
- Tano
- Tenehua
- Tepache
- Umi
- Wakea Nui
- Yelafath
Playable Characters[]
Trivia[]
- Many members of the People of the Springs have Polynesian names.
Etymology[]
- Like the other known tribes, Meztli is likely derived from one of the Thirteen Heavens in Aztec mythology, in this case Ilhuicatl-Meztli. It is ruled by the rain god Tláloc, and one of the gods residing in it is the moon deity Metztli.
Notes[]
- ↑ Since Cochanina was known as the surfing champion of the People of the Springs, it is likely that she was a member of that tribe before ascending to the position of Pyro Archon.
- ↑ In Archon Quest Past and Future in Chapter V: Act II - Black Stone Under a White Stone, she, along with past Natlanese, appears before Mavuika, suggesting that she has passed away.
Also after completing Archon Quest Past and Future in Chapter V: Act II - Black Stone Under a White Stone, NPC dialogue becomes available in which Atea is mentioned; this also strongly hints that she has since passed away.
Other Languages[]
People of the Springs
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
---|---|---|
English | People of the Springs | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 流泉之众 Liúquán zhī Zhòng | People of the Flowing Springs |
Chinese (Traditional) | 流泉之眾 Liúquán zhī Zhòng | |
Japanese | 流泉の衆 Ryuuen no Shuu[12] | People of the Flowing Springs |
Korean | 샘물 무리 Saemmul Muri | |
Spanish | Pueblo de los Manantiales | People of the Springs |
French | Peuple des sources | People of the Springs |
Russian | Народ Родников Narod Rodnikov | People of the Springs |
Thai | เหล่าวารี | |
Vietnamese | Cư Dân Suối Nước | Residents of the Springs |
German | Menschen der Quellen | People of the Springs |
Indonesian | Warga Mata Air | Residents of the Springs |
Portuguese | Povo das Termas | |
Turkish | Kaplıca Halkı | |
Italian | Popolo delle Sorgenti | People of the Springs |
Meztli
Language | Official Name |
---|---|
English | Meztli |
Chinese (Simplified) | 梅兹特利 Méizītèlì |
Chinese (Traditional) | 梅茲特利 Méizītèlì |
Japanese | メツトリ Metsutori |
Korean | 메즈틀리 Mejeuteulli |
Spanish | Meztli |
French | Meztli |
Russian | Мецтли Metstli |
Thai | Meztli |
Vietnamese | Meztli |
German | Meztli |
Indonesian | Meztli |
Portuguese | Meztli |
Turkish | Meztli |
Italian | Meztli |
Change History[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 HoYoLab: Swellrider of Perennial Springs
- ↑ Tribal Chronicles, Where the Springs Return, Act III - Journey to the Mysterious Island, Part 4: The Mysterious Island's Truth
- ↑ YouTube: Stop Motion Animation: "Natlan Tribe Introductions".
- ↑ Artifact, Unfinished Reverie: Moment of Attainment
- ↑ Archon Quest, Chapter V, Act II - Black Stone Under a White Stone, Part 3: Echoes of Life
- ↑ Weapon: Footprint of the Rainbow
- ↑ Archon Quest, Chapter V, Act II - Black Stone Under a White Stone, Part 4: Into Eternal Night
- ↑ Weapon: Surf's Up
- ↑ Archon Quest, Chapter V, Act I - Flowers Resplendent on the Sun-Scorched Sojourn, Part 3: Home of the Hot Springs
Mualani: (...) During battle, she was impaled in the abdomen by an Abyssal monster. The doctors managed to save her life, but they made it clear that she could never bathe in the hot springs again. Abyssal power still exists within her body. Immersing herself in hot water would accelerate the corrosion of her internal organs and the progression of her illness. - ↑ 10.0 10.1 NPC Dialogue: Pele Nui
- (Talk to Pele Nui and select " Do you like taking photos?" then " Then you must know Atea, then?")
- Pele Nui: Ah, Atea... She said that she knew her day would come. She even told us to not be too sad on her behalf...
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 NPC Dialogue: Anaa and NPC Dialogue: Niu
- (Talk to Anaa or Niu)
- Niu: Huh, wonder what happened to that weird lady. I haven't seen her in a while.
- Anaa: Wait, that means we can throw stones into the spring all we want!
- Niu: ...
- Anaa: ...
- Niu: Come to think of it, though, what's so fun about chucking stones, anyway? When's Auntie Atea coming back? I kinda miss her.
- Anaa: The grown-ups say she went somewhere really far away. She'll probably be gone a long time, don't you think?
- ↑ YouTube: Ver.5.0「栄華と炎天の途」予告番組