Sekhmet, having awakened from a war in Egypt, has ventured into the desert. Bloodthirsty, she destroys everything in her path. Horus, unable to leave the kingdom, has tasked you with stopping Sekhmet.

NAME:  Sekhmet

TITLE:  Goddess of the War / The Eye of Ra

AGE: ?

GENDER: Female

HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 1.70m/60kg

Understanding Sekhmet's mind and soul is like trying to gaze with the naked eye at the merciless midday sun in the desert, a sun so intense it obliterates shadows, evaporates water, and cracks rocks. There is no room for gray areas, doubts, hidden intentions, or second thoughts in her soul. Sekhmet is a primal cry emanating from the heart of her father, Ra, the embodiment of the universe's purest, most direct, and most destructive wrath. Her personality is like a blood-red, wild flower blooming in the midst of a blazing hell.

BACKSTORY
She wasn't born from a mother's womb. When humanity rebelled against the Creator God Ra and strayed from the right path, Ra gouged out his own eye, and from that burning eye, he created Sekhmet, the embodiment of pure wrath and vengeance. Sekhmet's past is a diary of carnage written in blood. When she descended to Earth, she tore apart so many people, drank so much blood, that Egypt became a graveyard. Her bloodlust became so out of control that even her father Ra, who sent her to Earth, was horrified. To prevent the complete annihilation of humanity, Ra devised a clever plan: He had tens of thousands of barrels of beer colored with red ochre and pomegranate juice and poured into the Nile River. Sekhmet, believing the river was filled with blood, drank this mixture greedily. When she became excessively intoxicated, her wild rage subsided, and she fell into a deep sleep. From that day on, Sekhmet became the goddess of healing as well as destruction. However, the lioness within her was never fully tamed; she merely lay dormant, awaiting the next battle.

PERSONALITY
Sekhmet possesses a personality that destroys everything in its path. She despises intrigue, lies, and backstabbing. If she has a problem, she confronts it directly and physically annihilates it. "Anger" is her most natural and comfortable state. But this anger isn't mere noise; it's an absolute and merciless symphony of destruction. She is decisive in her decisions, unyielding, and disgusted by begging for mercy. Paradoxically, she is also the greatest healer in the pantheon; for the one who brings illness or death is also the one who knows best how to remove it. She only heals those she respects and whose power she has proven.