I Have this Really Huge Doubt About Xolotl

[Nicolas]

Hello Fellow People who liked this book. Okay so there is something that it's just buggin' me About the Elder Xolotl, The Crow Goddess Says they couldn't beat him,and only a really powerful elder might stand a chance,
Here's the quote
“Quetzalcoatl’s twin brother,” the Crow Goddess
explained. “The evil twin.” She smiled. “They were once
identical, but the Change has been particularly unkind to
Xolotl: there is no flesh on his skeleton—his bones are
bare, and he now has the head of a dog. Quite an ugly dog
too. The anpu worship him as one of their own. We are
powerful, but we are Next Generation and we could not
defeat him. Only an enormously powerful Elder might stand
a chance. And we do not know where to find one.”
And in the fourth Book of the series,Aofie says he's aq master of fire
And yet,Xolotl doesn't use any kidn of magic in the book,hi litteraly doesn't cast any spells even when his life is threatened,can anyone throw some light in this subject?

[Kelly Brigid ♡]

I forgot who Xolotl was XD. Which book and what part was he in?

[Nicolas]

Demosthenes wrote: "I forgot who Xolotl was XD. Which book and what part was he in?"

Xolotl apperead in the end of the enchantress he commanded the creatures on alcatraz,and a small army of anpu followed his orders,but the things is,The karkino,that giant crab grabbed him and ate him,and he didnt even try to defend himself,despite the fact that he was described a hugely powerful elder.

[Kelly Brigid ♡]

Er...sounds kinda familiar. Maybe he was already injured or something; didn't Otin or someone fight him? (sorry if that's like way off xD)

[Nicolas]

It's okay. Odin fough the mosnters he commanded,Odin killed all of them,But odin never fought Xolotl himself,Xolotl himself never showed the powers they said he had

[Kelly Brigid ♡]

I SO knew that ;) I actually only read these book a few months ago and it's sad that I've forgotten all the details XD

[Ruby]

XD


That is sad.


XD



But I gotta say, sorry, I forgot about Xoto...however-you-spell-it-guy, too

[Nicolas]

I'm just so curious abou him!

[Damien]

I feel like Book Six was rushed in many parts (despite the long dragging bits of repetition). The power levels of the characters rose and fell drastically throughout the book, leading to unrealistic deaths like Xolotl. He was practically passive during his fall/death.

Many Alcatraz characters were killed off in one-liners just like that to make some kind of impact.

[Evan]

Nicolas wrote: "Hello Fellow People who liked this book. Okay so there is something that it's just buggin' me About the Elder Xolotl, The Crow Goddess Says they couldn't beat him,and only a really powerful elder m..."
I assumed he was using the vast majority of his aura to keep the monsters under his control,