Serket

This page originates from Serket page on Lost Girl A Serket is a Fae species that thrives on giving life, healing, restoring vitality, and youthfulness. A Serket could also steal health, vitality, and youth if they wanted to.

Description
Normally, killing goes against everything a Serket stands for. Serkets have special jars they use to store a person's vitality and youth. When they take and store a person's vitality and youth, the vitality and youth passes through their body and comes out of their other hand, into the jar. When they use their powers, wounds are seen on their three of their fingers. They touch two fingers, thumb and index finger, to a person's neck when they use their powers. After they use their powers on a human or Fae, two wounds are seen on their necks.

History
Hessa and Lana are Dark Fae Serkets that run a clinic that steal the youth and vitality of the people who don't pay, which ends up killing them, and gives life and vitality to those who do.

Powers

 * Serket power.jpgHealing Manipulation: Serkets have the ability to heal injuries and wounds by touching them.
 * Youth Manipulation: Serkets have the ability to restore youth in others or steal it and make them older. When they take a person's youth, black swiggly lines run down the back of their hand.
 * Vitality Manipulation: Serkets can restore a person's vitality or steal it and make them weaker.

Trivia
In Egyptian mythology, Serket is the goddess of healing poisonous stings and bites who originally was the deification of the scorpion. In Ancient Egyptian art, Serket was shown as a scorpion, or as a woman with a scorpion on her head. Although Serket does not appear to have had temples, she had a sizable number of priests in many communities. Serket was considered a highly important goddess, and was sometimes considered by pharaohs to be their patron. Her close association with the early kings implies that she was their protector, two being referred to as the scorpion kings.

Appearances

 * 2.15 Table for Fae