Heroes of Natlan Series

The Heroes of Natlan Series (unofficial name) is a 4-Star Weapon Series, historically owned by five of the six Heroes of Natlan during the cataclysm.
Although all weapons in this series do not share the exact same passive, all the passives have an underlying theme of movement. Four of these weapons have passives that reduce stamina consumption for various modes of exploration.
==Weapons==
==Lore==
The Flower-Wreathed Feathers was used by Menilek of the Flower-Feather Clan, retelling his pilgrimage to save his Qucusaur companion Holawaqa Ngoubou from the Flamelord's Blessing. However, the pilgrimage has failed and Menilek perished during the cataclysm, leaving Ngoubou behind.
The Fruitful Hook was used by Burkina of the Scions of the Canopy, retelling his effort to harvest the Flamegranates from the Mother Flamegranate Tree, against the harassment of Qucusaurus and Yumkasaurus around the tree. Burkina created the weapon with the help of Tenoch, and he used it to defend against the Saurians and successfully harvest the Flamegranates. As he fell to the ground due to a sudden gust, Kongamato saved him, and the two became companions.
The Mountain-Bracing Bolt was used by Sundjatta of the Children of Echoes, retelling his discovery of the tunnel and the underground bastion in Ochkanatlan, where Nanatzcayan forebears hid from the tyranny of Och-Kan and eventually escaped to Tequemecan Valley, founding the tribe. The Mountain-Bracing Bolts were mass-produced for the warriors to defend their new home against the Abyss, and the ritual was kept when tribesmen threw the polearms to "the mountain spirits in their deepest caverns." 
The Sturdy Bone was used by Wanjiru of the Collective of Plenty, retelling her journey to the Great Volcano of Tollan to find suitable materials for her weapon. She fought with a great dragon and won with the cost of her left eye. Wanjiru used the dragon's bones to make the weapon, but she rarely used it until the cataclysm.
The Waveriding Whirl was used by Tupac of the People of the Springs, retelling his boredom as he could not find an adversary that could challenge him, and he tried to sail away to the unknown sea to look for the meaning of his life. After he had bested many monsters and touched the edge of the sea, the Lord of the Night convinced him to turn back and hone his skills because the greatest calamity would eventually come, and Tenoch would return to lead him into the battle.
Although there is no weapon owned by Sanhaj of the Masters of the Night-Wind that matches the theme of movement, the Calamity of Eshu conversed the same story theme as the other weapons in the series.
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