Kukulkan's descent is also presented in the Temple of the Warriors, marking the Western edge of the plaza, a structure remarkably similar to the one in Tula. A forest of pillars, carved with warriors and originally roofed over with perishable materials, forms a long prechamber presumably to restrict access to the main pyramid where the rulers would have held audience. A single flight of stairs leads to a temple whose threshold is marked yet again with a chacmool and two columns depicting Kukulkan's descent. In the back is a bench where the king may have sat
as captives were sacrificed against the chacmool.