Sakhmet Currators of the Devils Blood 3D Render, Digital Artwork by westcat

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Sakhmet Currators of the Devil's Blood

3D Render by westcat

A key FANTASY character of the "GalaxiBabes" story line.
An original story in development by "Westcat" aka Jason Edward.

Historical significance of actual Sakhmet/Sekhmet can be researched via these hash tags if you like. Fascinating bit of ancient Egyptian History, that I am exploring to create this version of a terrifying female creature for GalaxiBabes, in another Galaxy, another timeline of an entirely different dimension. Pure fantasy.

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Sekhmet whose name means: “She who is powerful" or “the One who loves Ma'at was the goddess of the hot desert sun, plague, chaos, war, and healing. She was created from the fire of the sun god Ra's eye when he looked upon Earth.
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SPECIAL NOTE; These are in NO way meant to resemble the tentacled Humanoids from a certain Sci Fi franchise.
1- these are cold blooded reptilian Creatures. Small brained, no bigger that a small first, with a very thick skull., about two to three inches thick. A very difficult animal to kill. About the intellect of a Chimpanzee but having the strike first attitude of a Snake or Gator. Covered in scales. Two Tentacle likes tails that extend from the sides of their thick skulls.
Egg layers, and place their future generations in Gator like nests.
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AI overview

Sekhmet or Sakhmet

Sakhmet was an Egyptian goddess of war, pestilence, and violent storms. She was also associated with healing and medicine. Her name means "the powerful one".

Powers and role:
Sakhmet was the Eye of Re, the sun god's eye, and was sent to destroy Egypt's enemies.
She was also a symbol of power and protection for the Egyptian king.
When appeased, Sakhmet's destructive powers could be used for protection and healing.

Depiction:
Sakhmet is often depicted with the head of a lion and a sun disk on her brow.
The sun disk and cobra on her brow identify her as the daughter of Re.
The ankh sign she holds in her left hand symbolizes life.

Statues:
Statues of Sakhmet were created to appease her and ask her not to use her negative powers.
Statues of Sakhmet were once found in the temple precinct of Mut at Karnak.

Festivals:
The Egyptians would perform a festival at the beginning of the year to soothe Sakhmet's wildness.
They would drink large amounts of beer and wine to imitate the extreme drunkenness that stopped her wrath.

VAMPIRE -
Sekhmet, the Egyptian goddess of war and healing, is sometimes considered the first vampire in Egyptian mythology.

VAMP-Explanation
Bloodthirsty
Sekhmet was known as the "Bloodthirsty" because she drank the blood of men during war.

Daughter of Ra
The sun god Ra created Sekhmet from the fire of his eye to punish humans for disobeying him.

Plague and healing
Sekhmet was associated with both plague and healing, and was the patron deity of physicians and healers.

Protector of the pharaohs
Sekhmet was the protector of the pharaohs and led them into battle.

Calmer state
When Sekhmet was calmer, she took the form of Bastet, the household cat goddess.

Rampage
In one myth, Sekhmet's bloodlust led her to a rampage that nearly destroyed humanity.

Stopped by beer
To stop Sekhmet, Ra and the other gods tricked her into drinking a lake of beer dyed red, which made her so drunk that she gave up on the slaughter.

Hmmm Egyptians invented beer?! Is there a Sak.....BEER???
YES THERE MOST CERTAINLY IS .....

AI Overview

Learn more
Sekhmet beer is a beer inspired by the Egyptian goddess Sekhmet, who was depicted as a lioness-headed woman. The beer is often red in color and made with ingredients like pomegranate, honey, and dates.

Mythology
In Egyptian mythology, Sekhmet was the goddess of war and one of the Eye of Ra deities. In one myth, the sun god Ra punished humanity by turning his daughter Hathor into Sekhmet. Sekhmet destroyed cities and threatened to devour all of Egypt. To stop her, Ra and the other gods tricked her into drinking beer dyed red with ochre or pomegranate juice. Sekhmet became drunk and passed out, saving humanity.

Beers
Some beers named after Sekhmet include:
Sekhmet's Rage: A pomegranate sour beer created by Bacchus Brewing Co. in Capalaba
Sekhmet's Rampage: A red ale brewed by Surly Brewing Co. with pomegranate, honey, and dates
Sekhmet: A red ale brewed by Treboom Brewer