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And here we have the fully-grown Alastor and Marigold. Notice how Alastor has outgrown his sister, which makes some people who don't know them well that he is the oldest of the two. Even after all the centuries that passed they're still very close and love each other dearly.

Alastor matured and outgrew his pranking, though he does make a few ones every now and then. He turned out to like his European heritage from his father's side, much to Xibalba's delight, and as such often wears suits and cloaks rather than the usual aztec and Mexican attires worn by the other gods. Like his dad, Alastor is suave, smooth-talking but unlike him doesn't like to cheat on wagers. He is surprisingly a ladies' man, and half of the pantheon's single goddesses (Tlaloc's daughters included) are smitten by him, but his heart belongs to Feronia, the Roman Goddess of Wildlife and Abundance, his childhood sweetheart.

Marigold is, just like everyone thought, almost the living portrait of her mother La Muerte, both in looks and personality. She loves humans and often takes human form to interact with them, much to Xibalba's disapproval but La Muerte's delight. She is loving, playful and free-spirited as well as stubborn and headstrong. She still is frustrated that her father often treats her like a baby, though she loves him and her mother dearly.

Their horses were birthday presents from Epona. Alastor was given an Appaloosa mare which he named Pimienta due her stubborn nature, and Marigold obtained a gentle palomino gelding which she named Aguamiel.

The Book of Life characters belong to Jorge Gutierrez
Alastor, Marigold, Pimienta and Aguamiel belong to me.
Feronia belongs to Kaliko08

Description
And here we have the fully-grown Alastor and Marigold. Notice how Alastor has outgrown his sister, which makes some people who don't know them well that he is the oldest of the two. Even after all the centuries that passed they're still very close and love each other dearly.

Alastor matured and outgrew his pranking, though he does make a few ones every now and then. He turned out to like his European heritage from his father's side, much to Xibalba's delight, and as such often wears suits and cloaks rather than the usual aztec and Mexican attires worn by the other gods. Like his dad, Alastor is suave, smooth-talking but unlike him doesn't like to cheat on wagers. He is surprisingly a ladies' man, and half of the pantheon's single goddesses (Tlaloc's daughters included) are smitten by him, but his heart belongs to Feronia, the Roman Goddess of Wildlife and Abundance, his childhood sweetheart.

Marigold is, just like everyone thought, almost the living portrait of her mother La Muerte, both in looks and personality. She loves humans and often takes human form to interact with them, much to Xibalba's disapproval but La Muerte's delight. She is loving, playful and free-spirited as well as stubborn and headstrong. She still is frustrated that her father often treats her like a baby, though she loves him and her mother dearly.

Their horses were birthday presents from Epona. Alastor was given an Appaloosa mare which he named Pimienta due her stubborn nature, and Marigold obtained a gentle palomino gelding which she named Aguamiel.

The Book of Life characters belong to Jorge Gutierrez
Alastor, Marigold, Pimienta and Aguamiel belong to me.
Feronia belongs to Kaliko08