Xochitla

Xochitla is one of the Huehuei Callah of Ixal. It is widely regarded as the most beautiful spot on Ixal, aside from Huizyocan. This is due to its lush forests and rich variety of wildlife in comparison to other Callah.

Geography
Xochitla is one of the central locations on Ixal, with a small buffer of land between it and the borders of Mictla to the northwest, Chocoaya to the west, Huizyocan to the east, and Iciahuia to the far north. There is a road from the east of the territory that leads out before splitting and leading to Iciahuia and Huizyocan. On the western side is a small mountain range but no road. This is both due to the sour relations between Xochitla and Mictla, and the northwestern water route to Chocoaya.

This callah is a dense, swampy, sub-tropical territory that encompasses about 60% land and 40% sea within its borders. Like any other place on Ixal, it holds many types of poisonous flora, but its location and flora make it a hub for migratory species of the planet. It is regular that Xochinii Ixalen will gather to watch the animals graze and move. Due to their reverence of the nature around them, many Ixalen who live here are herbavorous despite their predatory origins, and often frown upon other tribes for hunting. Xochitla is often regarded as a tourist spot, though visitors may find the prohibition of hunting and meat to be a significant wrench in their vacation.

Demographics and Behaviour
Like some other Callah, Xochitla is highly open to tourists and immigrants. They are a highly generous and charitable group, and are usually the first to shower visitors and eachother with lavish gifts... so long as they follow the Callah's law. Xochitla has outlawed all hunting, and has a very humble culture. They are relatively quiet save for festivals, and don't appreciate loud noises that could scare their fauna.

The Xochitlanii typically reject the forward, predatory culture of their kin, preferring a more domestic, simple existence in harmony with their tribe’s wild beauty and creatures. Excelling even their own kind, they are particularly nimble and quick, while also boasting their species’ natural wit.

Unfortunately, they are considered naive, carefree, and childish among Ixalites, and may be treated as such. They refuse to hunt the few creatures that live there, and have a practice of asking the semi-sentient plant-life for food. While considered unreasonable by others, this method seems to work, as they are some of the healthiest Ixalen on the planet.