Hello everyone! This is my second entry for the Creality Cloud Halloween Contest, and this time I went full Aztec death god mode. I designed this piece as a tribute to Mictlantecuhtli, the lord of the underworld in Mexica mythology. I wanted something bold, brutal, and deeply rooted in ancient Mesoamerican culture — and nothing screams louder than a death whistle. Literally. I sculpted everything digitally, focusing on giving it that weathered stone texture, like something pulled out of a temple wall. The headdress, symbols, and even the screaming skull are all based on real Aztec references, but stylized to give it a unique voice — or scream. To push it further, I also worked with fluid dynamics software to simulate the internal resonance of the whistle. I wanted it to sound terrifying, not just look cool. I printed it in black PETG, which gave it a nice obsidian-like finish without post-processing. Supports came off almost by themselves — super clean, no hassle. The whole print took around three hours, and it came out just the way I imagined it. No warping, no errors. Just clean lines and angry vibes. I'm honestly really happy with how it turned out. The piece has presence, detail, and most importantly: it looks like it can summon the dead — which is exactly what it’s meant to do. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it. If you like it, feel free to drop a vote or a comment — or, you know… blow the whistle and let the underworld decide.