A written invitation arrives by courier in each of the Aumwen-following nations, namely: the Land of Eternal Darkness, Divine Storm Tribes, Ki'an, and UREU.

The Tetk'in have called the First Conclave of Aumwen in their capital city of Tz'amtanak'al. You may send representatives to the conclave, where they will advocate for your nation's interests. These individuals may arrive at any LED or Tetk'in settlement, where they will be escorted to the city itself. Though any representatives of your nations may be sent, the Conclave will be well guarded, so even your most important politicians and leaders may attend if they so desire. The Tetk'in are to be represented by a 6-member council, composed of the 6 Ajaw of the Tetk'in City-States, as well as Kob'muyal, the Tetk'in spiritual leader. The Conclave itself will be held in a large conference complex formerly used for diplomatic meetings with the Tz'ikak'ab, which was constructed in the Tz'amtanak'al temple district almost 200 cycles ago. Food and lodgings will be provided in excess for all attendees, plus slaves and armed escorts available on request. We look forward to seeing attendees from all nations that have been touched by the divine truth of Aumwen.

Signed Ek'muwan, Waxaktal Ajaw of the Tetk'in

OOC Note: If you want to know what the conference complex is like for RP reasons, it is a large, long stone building, with stucco and paint covering both the interior and exterior walls. The tall windows contain no glass, allowing air to circulate throughout the building. Lodgings for diplomats exist in the lower levels of the building, while the main conference room is on the highest floor, with a view of the Tetk'in temples and grand plaza.

The entire conference complex is open to diplomats, so feel free to engage in RP below once your delegates arrive. I will try to RP a Tetk'in response to any questions or encounters.

Important: Remember that it costs one magistrate to attend the conclave. Once all invited nations have either spent their magistrate, or have declined to attend, the Conclave will begin. Until then, smalltalk and pre-conclave negotiations are encouraged in the comments.