Amherst

I've scribbled down something about Zakum and the mythology behind; it refers mostly to Aztec, Inca and Maya-culture and stories. Zakum's fruit and residence (Hell) is due to the Zaqqum, yes. But Zakum's tale is somewhat similar to the tale of Zipacna, and explains why Zakum's made out of stone. A lot of different other statues made of other gods (Even a Christian statue, but apart from that, all Aztec/Maya) combined looks like Zakum.

I've grown an apetite for the crusader-skill and dragon knight skills. They have certainly interesting magic circles, where I've found two of them (They are completely similar, there's no mistake). Looking for the double-ouroboros from Dragon Knight's collection at the current moment, or at least trying to find out what the text refers to.

(I'll post the circles later, when I'm on my ubuntu-account)

Actually, Zakum summons are related to Mayas and Incas. Ono of them is called Cuzco, an obvious wink to that.