"Witness the Highland Main God! On this journey to trade in Cuba, the two hundred jars of honey I brought are from the Honey Temple of the Tulum City-State, and they are undoubtedly the best sacrificial items! These honeys possess the divine power of the Honey God, not only sweet and delicious but also capable of healing all ailments, stopping bleeding on wounds, aiding in the recovery of the injured, and dispelling the erosion of the God of Death... Each jar of honey should at least be exchanged for two large bundles of Cuban tobacco leaves, or three baskets of cotton yarn!..."
As the conversation went on, the topic shifted from the Maya gods to Cuban trade. The eyes of the Mayan nobility Yan Hu gleamed brightly when speaking of commercial trade, he was much more spirited than when talking about mythology. And as an outstanding leader of the Maya merchant fleet, his mental arithmetic skills were among the best in Central America's various tribes of this era.
