Blowing Lashes

Execution

Blowing ones eyelashes at a huaca on the sideway is means of quickly praying to the local deity.
A traveler would pluck a hair from their brow and blow a kiss towards the huaca to wish for safe travels. If they forgot, then they would bite their collar to ward off the bad luck that was sure to follow from disrespecting the huaca.

Components and tools

Huacas

Huacas are the form and deeds of the gods. The proof of divinity.

Its power is proportional to the one praying. Anything that is unique can be a huaca:

Bone White Huarango Tree

Coricancha

Idols

Braided Grass Rope

A Lover

Withy Birdcage

Weapons

Kang Ruins

Twin Eared Maize

Caves

Imperial Presence

Quipu Records

Punchao

Communities

Gardens

The Unfamiliar

Staff of a Tocoyricoc

Lashes from the Sapa's face

Sun and Stars

Glass

Crystals

Unusual Rocks

Apacheta

Observance

Siq'i Ritual Pathways

Siq'i lines originate at the Qurikancha and travel in relatively straight pathways. Hayaqiago, Giantsfall, the Neverending Forest and Chinkapun encircle Tahuantinsuyo and mark where the roads end. The wak'a's location dictates the path of the siq'i line, and hence the road. They are constructed as straight as can be and are normally segmented such that the paths frequently curve or zigzag.

Ceque lines mark where the divine winds intersect with the terrain and thus where knottery devices are able to 'turn natural energy' and produce their magical effects.

It is only on, or near, these pathways where Innoit magic works. The pathfinders put alot of effort into tracking and mapping the siq'i lines of the world so their armies' travel is the most protected.

Primary Related Location

Qhapaq Ñan

Important Locations

• Ahcap Wall
• Fairy House
• Fire Mountain
• Messa
• Tampu

Related Organizations

• Tawantinsuyu

Related Ethnicities

• Innoit
• Smoggy Cloud Clan