This is the temple from the 1903 visionary/interpretive work Atlantis: The Book of the Angels (sometimes styled Atlantis, the Book of the Angels), which presents a dramatic, often grim account of pre-flood Atlantean civilization centered on the characters Azta (Tizin Azta, empress/queen figure), Tekthah, Huitza, and others.
It features prominently in processions, sacrifices, and political/religious intrigue involving Azta.
Azta (as Tizin/High Priestess of the land) has privileged access to the temple and participates in imperial processions and ceremonies there with the Emperor’s household, nobles, and priestesses.
Azta's journey in "Atlantis: The Book of the Angels" involving her rise to power, her relationships, and her ultimate downfall.
Ambition and Power: Azta is deeply ambitious and seeks to gain power in Atlantis.
Relationships and Manipulations: Azta's relationships are crucial to her journey.
Conflict and Downfall: Azta faces numerous conflicts, both external and internal.
Supernatural Encounters: Throughout her journey, Azta encounters various supernatural elements and beings.
Final Moments: In her final moments, Azta faces the collapse of her ambitions and the ruin of Atlantis.
Azta's journey is marked by her relentless pursuit of power, her complex relationships, and her ultimate realization of the catastrophic impact of her actions.
Status: Ruler and lover of Azta.
Azta: Noah communicated with Azta, a significant character in the story, particularly during pivotal moments such as the gatherings and discussions about the future and the impending doom of Atlantis.