The [Shaman Mask] symbolizes Death God Apuche of the Aztec civilization.
It was a Cursed Object born at the same time as the Bone Gnawing God during the destruction of Tarascan City, which Byron and his companions had once passed by.
Both carried the hatred of tens of thousands of city-state inhabitants against the invaders; one was a Curse Spirit, and the other was a Cursed Object.
As long as the recognized user chanted the last history of the city-state, full of blood and tears, they could utilize the mask's four abilities: Divine Emblem, Spirit Medium, Hidden Barrier, and Soul Armor (Chapter 139).
Without this treasure, Bruh would not have so easily disguised himself as Pirate General Bill and, by a twist of fate, won the beauty for himself, subjugating that enchantingly seductive top Dancer, [Fairy] Rigel.
Among its abilities, the first, [Divine Emblem], allowed one to commune with Death God Apuche and borrow a portion of His Authority.
