The Story Behind
Many believe that myths and legends are pure fiction. This is not entirely true! Sometimes, magic persists for centuries and quietly exists to this day.
The Indians Wandered Back and Forth…
Many years ago, the Vigitu Indian tribe worshipped spirits. The chief appointed the shaman as the first person after himself, and he performed various rituals almost every day. The tribe was under the protection of different spirits who accepted bloody and bloodless sacrifices.
And then one day, the incorporeal protectors ordered the chief of the Vigitu tribe to settle down. For many years, the Indians roamed from place to place, and apparently, the spirits grew tired of wandering the earth, following people who gave them strength through their faith and rituals.
Blessing of the Spirits
The tribe had to learn simple farming to provide themselves with food and, of course, to hunt. Meanwhile, the spirits decided to help them by saturating the soil with special magic, thanks to which the harvest could be gathered every seven days. Fruit trees, berry bushes, and vegetables grew literally before their eyes!
The land provided the Indians with everything they needed except meat. They stored enough food and traded with neighboring tribes, who could not understand where the Vigitu got so much abundance! The chief and the shaman ordered the others to keep silent and not even mention the spirits’ protection, just in case, because who knows, maybe they would disappear along with their magic…
War for the Magical Land
Meanwhile, envy was strangling the neighbors more and more. They began sending spies to the tribe to observe the Vigitu. Soon, the spies understood the obvious: the tribe’s secret was directly connected to the land, but they still could not figure out what exactly was going on.
The neighbors declared war on the Vigitu, hoping to seize the lands belonging to the tribe. A bloody massacre began, lasting several months. In the end, the Vigitu were wiped out. The remnants of the tribe were expelled, and the victors took over the fertile lands that belonged to the defeated.
Our Days
Since then, not only has the story of the Vigitu ended, but also their lands, about which nothing else is known. However, one person managed to dig up a considerable amount of information about them, though the further history of the super-fertile soil is in no way connected to the sad fate of the destroyed tribe.
Now those lands belong to no one. Moreover, a huge area has long been overgrown and unused by anyone except Mother Nature, who “planted” there a sea of green grass, trees, and shrubs.
And Here is a Stone!
Señor Militos, being one of the most famous wealthy men in Mexico, could afford to buy such a vast territory. At first, he was interested in the myth of the Vigitu tribe; then the desire to buy the land was strongly fueled by a diamond found during the site inspection.
While the manager enthusiastically praised the land, Señor Militos noticed a stone and swiftly picked it up, grabbing it like a predator seizes prey, then hid it in his jacket pocket. That day, he finally confirmed his intention to buy the lands that many years ago belonged to the Indians.
Fresh Fruits and Diamonds
Later, the new owner discovered that the spirits’ magic had survived for many centuries. The land gave simply colossal fruit harvests! Also, precious stones were often found here despite geologists’ reports, which solemnly assured the owner that there were no deposits of any kind.
It seems that diamonds and gems appeared because of ancient magic. In general, this land is an amazing place that you can visit right now!
