The rarest variant of all, Sekhmet’s Pride tend to live their lives seeking vengeance on those who upset them. Very rarely do they possess the power to overcome these grudges, which leads them to be very destructive. They are never seen without a weapon or a deadly animal of sorts, so make way if you see them walking down the street. Of all the variants, these tend to be the most savage, creating and using their own personalized swords for war or assassination. They make great hitmen, warriors, or blacksmiths.




Meretseger
A cobra Goddess who protected the tombs in the Valley of the Kings. She was also the Deity of punishment and mercy.

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Meretseger, the Egyptian goddess of tomb workers, featured in the stories, myths and legends in Egyptian Mythology. As a cobra goddess, she spat poison at anyone who tried to vandalise or rob the royal tombs. Meretseger was sometimes depicted without eyes as a reference to her striking people blind. She was believed to dwell on the top of a pyramid-shaped mountain called Al-Qurn, now called Mount Meretseger, which overlooked the tombs of the pharaohs in the Valley of the Kings.

Meretseger was the patron deity of the ancient Egyptian workers in Deir el-Medina who built the tombs. The tomb workers at Deir el Medina called Meretseger "The Lady of the Peak" after the place where she lived which they believed was on the top of a pyramid-shaped mountain called Al-Qurn, now called Mount Meretseger, which overlooked the tombs in the Valley of the Kings. The tomb workers were aware of the danger of being bitten by a cobra which were, and still are, plentiful in the Theban desert. Snakes were feared not only for the lethal poison they could inflict but also as a source of evil and danger. Meretseger, the cobra or serpent-goddess, was worshipped in order to avert the danger posed by the cobra. Prayers and offerings, typically of the lotus, in the hope that snake bites from the cobra could be avoided or cured. There was not a temple dedicated to Meretseger, however, there were many shrines erected to Meretseger in the worker’s village of Deir el-Medina.

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* Alternative Names: Mertseger, Merseger, Mereseger

* Only worshipped as a local goddess in Thebes, particularly by the tomb workers in the Valley of the Kings necropolis

* The "Lover of Silence". The tomb workers at Deir el Medina called her "The Lady of the Peak" after the place where she lived.



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Since a young age, she knew she was special. A queen, a goddess; she was worshipped, feared. Life was good. Life was great-
But at the turn of her adulthood, she came face to face with those d a m n Buzzards. Kidnapped, stolen, thieved- many words for a single act.
Away went her worship, away went her offerings, away went her awe and fear- She lived in filth, in fear, lost in the wasteland they called home.

She slaved away as a miner, her scales never losing their godly luster. She will survive. She will work her way out of here, and she will show them what it meant to encur a god's wrath.
She may be a Buzzard, but she was still a Sekhmet's Pride; rarely do they possess the power to overcome their grudges to those that wronged them.

And she had a thirst for vengeance.