Totec is an important deity in the mythology of the Aztec civilization. Often associated with war and the earth, he is depicted as a powerful figure who embodies strength and protection. Totec is sometimes referred to as the "Lord of the Earth" and is linked to agricultural fertility, making him a vital part of the Aztec pantheon. In addition to his role as a god of war, Totec is also connected to the underworld and the cycle of life and death. His worship included various rituals and offerings, reflecting the deep reverence the Aztecs had for him and the natural forces he represented.