"The soldiers still on the bluff countered everything that was thrown at them. The barbarians dodge and chanted defiance while probing for a weak spot in the Roman defenses. Four times they grouped in mass formation and charged and rou times they were hurled back, but not before whittling down a few more of the exhausted legionaries. The square became a small knot as the few survivors closed ranks and fought shoulder to shoulder. Bloody heaps of dead and dying carpeted the summit, their blood flowing down the slopes. And still the Romans resisted."
Prologue, Page 25

"He will soon learn the great majority of Mexican people are finished with being doormats for the ruling class and wealthy. They are sick of political fraud and corruption. They are tired of digging garbage in the slums. They will suffer no more."
- Topiltzin, Chapter 12, Page 105

"He was reminded of a...