(Part 3 of the Cassie Jones series)

After persuading the University’s leading anthropology Professor, dr. Desmond Spencer, that she is ready and qualified to join him and his team of experienced scholars and cave experts (Part 1), and after intensive research at the university library and archives (Part 2), Cassie Jones and the team (including you) finally ventures on the expedition to central Mexico to explore the ancient Mayan ‘Temple of Kaal’.

Not much is known about the ‘Cult of Kaal’. Although through their combined extensive studies, Cassie and professor Spencer now know, that ‘Kaal’ was some kind of fair but ruthless deity of fertility, growth and fortune. Depictions on temple walls and imagery in general display ancient ceremonies where Mayans would offer ‘Kaal’ gifts to please him and persuade him to help turn bad times into good. Some depictions even show desperate Mayans offering ‘Kaal’ their adolescent younglings as tribute.

The other members of the expedition counts: anthropology professor Desmond Spencer, archeology professor Manuel Lopez, history professor Duncan Hazel, biologist dr. Mark Beaux, iconographer dr. Luke Lind and tools and gear expert David Duke... and of course you ;)

About Cassie Jones

Cassie Jones is an anthropology student at the regional State University. She is 21 years old and truly fascinated by indigenous people and ancient cultism, and often spends her weekends at the university college library or on field trips whenever she can convince the professor or PhD students leading the field studies, to let her tag along. Her prime focus is on ancient rituals and ceremonies, and how they are applicable to modern life. Whether see dives into pre-historic natives, Ancient Greeks, Vikings, Huns, or pharaonic Egypts she is eager to learn about cultures and alternative belief systems, and how demographic power dynamics influenced everyday life thousands of years ago.