In Aztec mythology, the god of wind and storms, associated with fertility, is Quetzalcoatl. Known as the "Feathered Serpent," he embodies duality, representing both the inner workings of the natural world and the creative forces behind life. His presence signifies not only the elemental aspects of nature, like storms, but also the bountiful fertility that ensures survival. Quetzalcoatl's influence extends beyond agriculture, emphasizing the interconnectedness of life, spirituality, and the cycles of nature.