During a storm blocking the caravan for several days, Guyat’Suta, the long-braided sachem pregnant at the moment, tries one last time to convince “the one who has lost his reason” to abandon the direction of the East to to head North, where she hopes to find fertile lands, or at least more welcoming ones. The tyranic sachem reamains deaf to the advice of his former counterpart and the tone goes up quickly between the two sachems. In a reaction of anger, exhaustion, deprivation and guided by a dark will that she can not explain, Guyat’Suta throws herself on Walko’Ota and cut his throat with a single and unique strike. The blood flowing from the remains of the old guide spread on the tent’s floor, seeping into the sand and making three small perfectly round stones glow. These three stones will be taken and considered as relics, called the Tech’catli. This life-saving event is “The First Blood,” the forbidden act preserving what remains of the three tribes, and without which the Radosi could not exist.