Sekhmet

"The blood of my enemies will flow before I am content." - Sekhmet to Amun-Ra

She is the main protagonist of *The Blood Queen*. She is feared by most of her peers due to her abilities and reputation.

## General Info

### Species

Chimeric Cyborg Umbreon (mainly); Umbreon/Kitsune hybrid (true form); is capable of changing her form (shapeshifting)

### Type(s)

Dark/Normal (mainly); Dark/Psychic (true form); is capable of changing her typing

### Aliases

Sekh (by various), Your Highness/Majesty, Sakhet, Sekmet, Sachmet, Sakhmet, Sekhet, (all Egyptian), Sachmis (Greek), Nesert (meaning “Flame”), The Lady of Terror, The Lady of Life, The Red/Scarlet Lady, She Who Mauls, The One Before Whom Evil Trembles, Lady of Slaughter, Mistress of Dread, Black Ten-Tails, Fox, Demon, Ten-Tailed Monster Fox, Umbreon, Sachmis, Black Chimera, Zetsu (pseudonym), PC-01-X (codename)

## Additional Info

### Classification

X-rank, Criminal offender, Shapeshifter, Most Wanted, Multi-Tailed Demon, Tyrannical Ruler, Chimera

## Relationships

### Family

Hathor (forcibly adoptive mother and creator turned victim), Ra (forcibly adoptive father turned victim), Amun-Ra (biological father), Isis (biological stepmother), Horus (biological half-brother)

### Others

Horned Torvosaurs (enemies), Mortimer (ally), Khan (ally), Ifset (ally), Sarada Haruhi (temporary owner)

## **Physical Appearance**

### **Ordinary Form**

Sekhmet usually appears as a teenage, anthropomorphic Umbreon with yellow eyes and primarily night-black fur. Like the rest of her kind, she has a slender (yet muscular) build, and yellow rings on her shoulders, thighs, and long ears, the insides of which are yellow. Unlike a normal Umbreon, however, she possesses a large, bushy, fox-like tail, which is completely white, save for a yellow, then black tip. She also has a yellow underside that stretches from her muzzle to her tail and a Silvally's gold and white head drives, which, along with her sclerae, change color to match her current type. On her back is a large yellow Ankh (☥) marking. During her time as queen of Memphis, she wears a red short-sleeved shirt, a white tunic, gold bands on her arms and legs, and a red scarab amulet in a gold chest piece, which doubles as battle armor. She wears a sun disc pendant around her neck and carries a long scepter with a lion's head that she also wields as a quarterstaff in battle. She has five long scars vertically crossing each eye, another on her right cheek, and three more on the bridge of her nose.

She later loses her arms and legs and has to undergo extensive surgery to have them replaced with enhanced, black-colored cybernetics. The arms have increased grip power, retractable blades on the outer sides, and installed cannons in the hands that are capable of firing up to 50 meters, while the legs have increased jump and kick power as well as rocket boosters. To increase these capabilities and power her beam attacks, a small tank filled with sickly green fluid powered by Sekhmet's bioenergy has been placed next to and attached to her stomach; the presence of this tank is indicated by a crooked scar on her belly. Collapsible gold metal fins have been attached to her head drives to aid her in powering her combat tech. She also gains several smaller scars on her muzzle and forehead, signs of her other implants.

As a slave under Hathor's control, she is naked and wears an iron chain around her neck. As a prison inmate, she is forced to wear a metal basket muzzle with leather straps that can be locked together to prevent her from removing it. She also wears an orange jumpsuit with her inmate number SKH2950I on the left breast and the word INMATE in black capitals on the back. She wears a black leather restraining collar with a tracking device on the front that doubles as an electric shocker if she misbehaves; it also prevents her from using moves and restricts many of her other abilities.

Currently, under the ownership of Horus' family, she wears a small pair of red tinted glasses and a white collar with a gold diamond-shaped tag bearing a black Ankh on it.

### **Hybrid Form**

In her Hybrid form, she becomes a large hybrid of Umbreon and several other Pokémon. She retains her normal head and body and coloration, but her other body parts are replaced by those of different Pokémon as a result of DNA (gene) splicing in her early life. Covering her entire neck is a Midday form Lycanroc's thick, fluffy, disheveled white mane with four sharp black rocks poking out, and a large pair of Yveltal wings with bright red undersides and branching black markings sprouts from her upper back. Below those are a pair of black Charizard wings with white inner membranes. In the hole of her Ankh marking is an implanted metal drive holder; this holds the Genesect drives needed for Techno Blast. Five gills are present on each side of her neck, and her fur is waterproof. She has four pairs of arms, each set belonging to a different Pokémon. The topmost are a pair of disproportionately large Necrozma's forearms. Underneath those are her regular forearms, which are later replaced by cybernetics. They're followed by a Zeraora's forearms, which are pure black save for two yellow zigzagging stripes, and her paws have yellow pads and viciously sharp claws. The last pair of arms are those of a Kabutops, skeletal and well-armored with sharp, hard scythes. She retains the head drives. A large white diamond gem sits in the center of her chest. She retains her legs, which are also later replaced by cybernetics but now resemble a *Dromaeosaur's*. She possesses nine long swiping fox tails. Her mouth contains a mix of different, but sharp, carnivorous teeth. She has a slight overbite and a sharp ridge on her nose that can turn into a horn during battle. Hard, spiky insectoid armor covers her upper arms and chest, and Samurott shell armor with seamitars covers her thighs. Thick red scales are present on her shoulders, thighs, and lower back. Her fur becomes slightly more sparse and the dark skin beneath is scaly and bite-resistant. Her chest gem, head drives, sclerae, tails, and wing membranes all change color to match her current type depending on the memory she's using or what form she takes.

### **True Form**

Sekhmet's true form is a massive Umbreon/Kitsune hybrid with a scarred pelt, glowing yellow markings and nine long, bushy, swiping, tails. Each tail has several large glowing red eyes around it and a black stripe running down to the tip. She later sprouts a tenth tail. Her snout is longer than before, and her claws have turned red. The upper half of her body vaguely resembles a woman's, and her back feet become fox paws. A brilliant orange marking resembling a sun disc outlined in yellow has now appeared on her forehead. In the middle of the marking, her third red eye is opened by a vertical eyelid. In periods of extreme stress, the Ankh on her back glows red, and she gains a single row of sharp, darker red electric spikes on her back. Her left and right eyes turn red, and the middle eye has a double red-yellow iris. Thick, jagged red streaks run along her sides and reach a large red eye that is opened by a vertical eyelid on her chest. Sekhmet will immediately revert to her ordinary form if this eye is damaged. She is now thrice (three times) her normal size due to her mystical powers and a drastically increased muscle mass.

## **History**

### **Early Life**

Sekhmet was born in a laboratory on Hamun Island, created by scientists who, under the tyrannical Hathor's orders, mixed the DNA of all known species of Pokémon, as well as the cells of all known types. This was done with the intention of giving her the ability to change her type, form, and skillsets at will, allowing her to learn any move and making her an unstoppable force. However, an Egyptian Kitsune's DNA was also accidentally mixed in, making her part Kitsune. Shortly after her awakening, Sekhmet was subjected to brutal experiments to determine her capabilities; she was an excellent fighter and shapeshifter, but rejected the RKS System ability and went berserk. After being subdued as an Umbreon, she was operated on by doctors who modified her internal systems so she'd be able to change her type more easily; they also implanted a Key Stone and all 47 Mega Stones inside her so she could use Mega Evolution as well. During the next experiment, however, Sekhmet again rejected the RKS System and went berserk once more due to the stress she'd endured previously, resulting in Hathor and Ra enslaving her and forcing her to undergo brutal battle training.

## ***The Blood Queen***

### **Chapter 1: When Will It End?**

The story starts in Hathor's palace in Memphis, where Sekhmet is sleeping in a dungeon cell; she is then woken up by Hathor screeching her name. Sekhmet hears her claws scratching on the floor as she approaches

### **Chapter 2: Attack on the Riverside Village**

The next morning, Sekhmet is sleeping in her cell when she's startled awake by loud yelling in the hall. A Sceptile guard arrives and opens her cell before entering and removing the chain around her neck. Sekhmet asks what's wrong, but the guard evades the question, simply commanding her to get up and follow him. The Umbreon obeys; they reach the hall upstairs to meet Hathor, who informs Sekhmet that a pack of horned Torvosaurus have attacked one of the smaller, neighboring villages by the river and are terrorizing the citizens before sending her, along with multiple soldiers and other slaves, to fend them off. Sekhmet nods wordlessly, knowing she has no choice, and joins the soldiers and slaves who are being escorted to the village by Hathor's guards. However, before leaving, she swipes a corked vial from one of the scientists hurrying by and hides it in her tail to prevent it from breaking.

She and the others arrive at the village being attacked. Sekhmet spots three juvenile *Torvosaurus* chasing and eating several civilians. To get their attention, she grabs a nearby spear and hurls it at the nearest *Torvosaur*. The latter starts screeching in pain as the spear strikes her face and blood spurts from the wound. The other two, whose names are revealed to be Zeta and Rho, ask their sister, named Beta, who hurt her, but Beta is still roaring in pain and merely points in Sekhmet's direction. Rho and Zeta soon spot their new foes and growl at them. Sekhmet and a small handful run to fight Beta while the others head off to confront her siblings. However, Zeta and Rho are able to interfere despite being outnumbered; they quickly dispatch Sekhmet's comrades, leaving her to face Beta alone before being attacked themselves by the villagers. Sekhmet then jumps at Beta's head, yanking the spear off her face. Beta, roaring in rage, snaps at her, but the latter dodges. The two glare at each other, but are stopped from attacking by a commotion occurring at the entrance nearby. Sekhmet gasps in horror as she sees a massive *Torvosaurus* bursting in on the scene; Beta becomes elated, realizing the newcomer is her mother Alpha.

Sekhmet races away towards Alpha's location with Beta in hot pursuit. The young carnosaur warns her mother of Sekhmet's approach before snapping at the Umbreon again. The latter jumps clear of her jaws and lands on the side. Beta tries to turn toward her, but fails to do so in time and crashes into Alpha, accidentally stabbing her leg with her nose horn in the process. Sekhmet, satisfied, watches as Alpha roars in pain and Beta leaps back with a hasty apology; however, she tenses again when Alpha snaps at her daughter to get back to work before calling her mate's name, Humphrey. Beta runs off, forgetting Sekhmet completely. The latter is relieved when the rest of the soldiers and slaves who accompanied her viciously attack Beta, Zeta, and Rho.

She then shapeshifts to her true form before leaping at Alpha and pinning her to the ground, holding down her arms, legs, and tail. Alpha tries to free herself, but can't, allowing Sekhmet to press down on her neck with a hand. Sekhmet bends her head and demands why she came. Alpha refuses to answer, prompting Sekhmet to press even harder, choking her. The latter repeats her question while choking Alpha even harder before suddenly releasing the pressure. Alpha rasps that she knows Hathor has her mate and is looking for him; she demands where he is or she and her offspring will destroy the village until nothing remains. Sekhmet bites her neck before snarling that she'll no nothing of the sort before adding Alpha isn't in a position to make demands. She hears pained roars and screeches nearby and spots Alpha's three children fleeing from the villagers, slaves, and soldiers chasing them. She hisses Alpha that her kids are fleeing and commands her to join them. Alpha snarls defiantly, and Sekhmet retaliates by tearing off a chunk of flesh from her shoulder with her teeth, causing her foe to screech in agony. The Kitsune then releases Alpha, who quickly leads her children out of the village and disappears. Sekhmet, watching them leave, reverts to her normal form. She then takes out the vial before ripping off a piece of Alpha's flesh (with tissues and skin) and placing it inside. She closes the vial and follows the other slaves as the soldiers escort them back to Memphis.

### **Chapter 3: Interrogation**

After the attack, Sekhmet visits Humphrey in his detention cave below the palace to interrogate him about the Torvosaurus pack. She finds him lying on the floor, weak from lack of food; he raises his head to look at her. Sekhmet asks Humphrey about Alpha calling his name and looking for him. Humphrey says he has no idea what Sekhmet's talking about. Knowing he's lying, Sekhmet angrily shapeshifts into her true form and roars at the dinosaur to tell the truth. An unfazed Humphrey says nothing, but leers at her, not scared of Sekhmet even though she's now bigger than him. The Umbreon again demands he tell the truth behind the attack, but he refuses and turns his head away. Sekhmet grabs some palm leaves lying on one side of the cave, grabs Humphrey, pins him down, and force feeds the leaves to him. She gets off him and watches as he vomits the palm leaves back up moments later, noticing tears coming from his eyes. Humphrey then admits that the Torvosaurus who kept calling for him was indeed Alpha. He explains that he's part of her pack and that she misses him dearly since he was captured. Satisfied, Sekhmet watches as he struggles to get back on his feet since half-starving him weakened him considerably. She leaves his cell, but later concludes that if she releases him, the Torvosaurs will stop attacking the villagers. She escapes her cell and returns that night to lead Humphrey out of the dungeon. Humphrey asks why she's doing this, and Sekhmet replies it's to stop his family from attacking her and the other residents of the land they both share. She hisses at him to get a move-on and helps him sneak past the guards. They reach the main gate without alerting anyone. Sekhmet opens the gate, and Humphrey whispers he learned his lesson. The former snarls at him to leave and never come back, and to tell his family to leave them alone. Scared now, Humphrey obliges and immediately takes off into the desert, running as fast as he can. A pleased Sekhmet watches him out of sight before closing the city gates again and sneaking back to her cell.

### **Chapter 4: Visitors**

The next day, Sekhmet is woken up by Hathor screeching her name again and senses she's angry. Hathor storms up to her and snarls that Humphrey has escaped, demanding to know if Sekhmet had something to do with it.

### **Chapter 5: The Experiment**

After the visitors leave, Hathor grabs Sekhmet by the chain on her neck and drags her to the testing room underneath the palace. She throws her daughter in the room and gives her all 17 type memory discs by forcibly inserting them into the disc drives on her head. Sekhmet cries out in pain, and Hathor responds by slapping her in the face, knocking her to the floor. The Pyroar then leaves to head to the examination room to watch the experiment about to begin. She orders Sekhmet to change her secondary type to Fire. The latter is hesitant, but obeys when Hathor spits the command a second time. She rotates her head drives by 180 degrees and feels herself heating up rapidly; she sees the edge of her vision turn red and realizes she is now half Fire-type.

However, a searing pain instantly flares up in her body as a result of the power quickly accumulating inside her; she feels her head drives starting to rotate rapidly and begins going berserk, screaming. She sees a bunch of energy coming out of her mouth, which rapidly changes colors along with the edge of her vision, and realizes she's changing her secondary type involuntarily. Hathor and the other scientists notice this too and realize that Sekhmet's body is once again rejecting the RKS System ability. Sekhmet, in an uncontrolled fit, changes into a Dark/Fighting-type, runs up to the window where the scientists are and starts clawing at it, leaving marks in the glass, startling them. She then staggers backward, feeling her drives rotate even faster, and screams as her body stiffens from the agony before becoming a Dark/Psychic-type. The pain causes her to use Psystrike, which is powerful enough to bend the window, cracking the glass. She hears the faint voices of the scientists on the other side and notices them rapidly conversing and typing on their computers.

Sekhmet jumps back and becomes a Dark/Dragon-type, preparing a Dragon Pulse attack. She sees Hathor gasp in horror and hears her order the others to fire restraints. Sekhmet attempts to finish preparing her attack, but the restraints, which are thick cords, wrap around her neck and chest, wrenching her head upward and forcing her to fire the Dragon Pulse in that direction. The attack smashes through the ceiling. Feeling the cords choking her, Sekhmet tries to free herself, but the pain in body flares up again, causing her to see red. She feels something moving in her eyes before an agonizing tearing sensation rips through her body. She shrieks as she feels several protrusions grow outward from all over her body and breaks free from the restraints, letting out an enraged roar that shakes the entire palace. Everyone in the other room gasps in horror, with Hathor being especially astonished. Sekhmet looks at her reflection in the window and gasps to find a chimeric version of her standing there. Studying her new form, she realizes she might be able to overpower Hathor and glares at her, snarling viciously. She becomes a Dark/Steel-type and is about to rush at the scientists. However, they fire sedative darts before Sekhmet can react; she is knocked out almost immediately.

### **Chapter 6: The First Trial**

Sekhmet, still in her chimeric new hybrid form, wakes up to find herself in a holding cell with Hathor standing over her. The queen remarks it's about time and snaps at her to get up. Sekhmet obeys, and Hathor remarks that the experiment was a success before leading her out of the cell. She escorts her to the entrance of a room that smells like chlorine-filled water. Sekhmet asks what it is, and Hathor replies it's the Aqua Room, telling her to go inside. The former starts to ask why, but Hathor walks away, leaving her no choice.

She enters the Aqua Room, an area with a large pool-like tank similar to an aquarium; there, she sees a Mewtwo among the other contestants and notes that he bears a striking resemblance to Amun-Ra. Some of the contestants, including the Mewtwo, are equipping themselves with scuba gear. He spots her, and their gazes lock before Sekhmet is called over by Mortimer, another contestant. While she and Mortimer introduce themselves, Sekhmet feels the Mewtwo's eyes boring into the back of her head, spooking her a little. She later notices him talking to a Zeraora before all the contestants are directed to get in the tank and hold on to the edge. Mortimer informs Sekhmet that his name is Horus and he is the son of Amun-Ra, briefly shocking the latter.

Sekhmet ends up next to Horus with Mortimer on his other side. The contestants all look up as Hathor addresses them from the supervising room above the tank. Sekhmet notices Horus tense upon hearing that some of the contestants may die during this first trial, and his gaze sharpens as Hathor tells them to suck it up. To Sekhmet's and everyone else's shock, Mortimer yells at Hathor to suck his balls. Horus responds by punching him hard in the face, causing him to grunt in pain. Sekhmet watches this and decides to keep her distance from Horus while noticing Hathor snickering. Hathor then commands everyone to be ready to dive. Horus puts his regulator in his mouth and inhales; Sekhmet watches him and rotates her head drives by 180 degrees, becoming a Dark/Water type to swim better. Hathor wishes everyone luck, and the alarm blares, signaling that the trial has begun.

### **Chapter 9: A Failing Rebellion**

Sekhmet, Horus, and Mortimer, being the only three survivors of the three trials, are forced to accompany Hathor and her other Pokémon subordinates to quell the rebellion that many of Memphis' residents have instigated to overthrow the queen. The trio watch as Hathor and her subjects take up guns and begin shooting darts filled with the Transformation Serum at the anthropomorphic animalistic individuals. Many citizens watch in horror as those struck by the serum darts revert to ordinary versions of their species. The first individual to be transformed is a Sceptile named Gavin, a former construction worker. Gavin, after reverting to a regular Sceptile, runs off. Hathor explains about the serum she made, sending everyone into a panic. The queen orders her subjects to chase down the rebels and imprison them, adding to transform them if they resist. Many of the subordinates obey, and those who refuse are transformed after being hit with the serum darts. Hathor joins the chase, gleefully shooting rebellious animals and Pokémon who cross her path.

Sekhmet and Mortimer watch as horrified Horus stops Hathor from transforming an elderly Espeon by using Teleport to get the senior citizen to safety, causing Hathor to miss the shot. Hathor angrily glares at him and demands why he interfered, to which an angered Horus responds that what she's doing is wrong. Enraged, Hathor shoots Horus with a serum dart. She and everyone else watch as Horus winces in pain. However, the serum has no effect on him, and he angrily rips the dart off his chest, glaring at a stupefied Hathor. Horus hears an anguished scream in the distance and flies off toward the sound, dodging all the serum darts Hathor's guards fire at him.

Hathor then decides to test the serum on Mortimer and has a Garchomp guard shoot a dart at him. Mortimer is also unaffected, and he angrily retaliates by firing a super-effective Ice Beam at the Garchomp, incapacitating him. Sekhmet, fearing her friend is in danger, uses Dark Pulse on Hathor, who angrily shoots her with a serum dart. Sekhmet roars in agony as the serum enters her body, causing white-hot pain. However, she doesn't feel herself transforming and realizes the serum has no effect on her. She turns to Hathor, unfazed, and the latter realizes she's immune to the serum since she used her DNA to make it. Sekhmet finally snaps, having suffered enough cruelty; she transforms into her true form and roars in rage, attacking Hathor and her subjects. The soldiers shoot serum darts at her, but they have no effect. Sekhmet goes on a rampage, killing most of the guards and anyone else who hits her with the serum darts. The remaining soldiers, realizing the darts are ineffective against Sekhmet, drop their guns and flee. The kitsune spots Hathor fleeing and starts chasing her, shaking off all the serum darts in the process.

### **Chapter 10: Revenge**

Sekhmet chases Hathor down and confronts her for everything she's done. Hathor snaps that Sekhmet is only useful for following her orders, with the latter noticing the fear in her voice.

### **Chapter 11: Ra's Illness**

After killing Hathor, Sekhmet returns to the palace to find it empty. She picks up the scent of illness and follows it to Ra's chamber, where she sees him lying in bed. Ra weakly looks up, but she hides out of sight, not responding when he calls her name.

### **Chapter 12: An Unwelcome Guest**

Isis, Amun-Ra's wife, arrives at the palace to confront Sekhmet for her actions. Sekhmet lies that she doesn't know what Isis is talking about, prompting the former to mention Hathor and Ra's murders. Suspicious now, Sekhmet asks Isis how she found out, to which she replies she witnessed them both. Sekhmet remarks that Isis made a big mistake before firing a Shadow Ball at her. Isis dodges the attack and retaliates with Aura Sphere. Sekhmet counters this move with Crunch, eating it and absorbing the energy, shocking her enemy. However, Isis recovers and dives at her, grabbing her by the throat and pinning her to the palace wall. Choking, Sekhmet looks up at Isis glaring at her and briefly imagines her taking on Hathor's likeness.

The memory infuriates Sekhmet, and she slashes Isis' stomach with Shadow Claw, wounding her. The Umbreon throws her off with a kick, snarling her belief that Isis is just like Hathor. Shocked, Isis denies this. Sekhmet then flies up and hits Isis with three successive Night Slashes before knocking her away with Dragon Tail. Isis falls into the distance and disappears. Believing her to be dead, Sekhmet resumes her duties.

### **Chapter 20: Breaking Point**

Fed up with the constant rebelliousness of the citizens, Sekhmet finally snaps and transforms to her true form before going on a rampage. The citizens realize what they've done and try to flee. Sekhmet uses Draco Meteor to prevent them from escaping; however, only a few are killed by the meteors.

### **Chapter 30: Overthrown**

Four years into Sekhmet's tyranny, the rebels have finally had enough and attack Memphis to reclaim their home. Sekhmet, Danny, and the Houndoom soldiers fight back and quickly drive out the rebels once more. Knowing they'll try again, Sekhmet leads her entire army out of Memphis, leaving the citizens defenseless, and tracks the rebels to a large fleet of warships on the nearby Nihil River. They attack the rebels and steal most of the warships, but are unable to stop their enemies from escaping. After finding multiple cannons on the boats, Sekhmet decides to use them to eliminate the rebels and uses red, black, and yellow paint to stylize the ships she stole. She and her new fleet pursue the rebels up the river, eventually catching up to them while sailing through Luxor City, which is near Memphis. Noticing the city's abundant resources, Sekhmet plans to plunder it and enslave the inhabitants after killing the rebels, something that Danny whole-heartedly agrees with.

However, Horus arrives on the scene, revealing himself to be the rebel leader. He tells Sekhmet that her reign of terror is over, adding she'll be dealt with like her adoptive parents. Sekhmet, expecting this, refuses, and orders her soldiers to take aim, then fire. Horus, stunned at the sheer speed of the cannonballs, can only dodge them, which distracts him. Sekhmet orders Danny to continue sailing the armada into the harbor ahead. She then shapeshifts into Mega Charizard Y, changes her secondary type to Dark (becoming Fire/Dark), and engages Horus in an aerial battle; while fighting him, she hears Danny warning his soldiers to avoid hitting her. Horus puts up a good fight despite being at a type disadvantage; however, Sekhmet is able to keep him at bay long enough for the fleet to reach the harbor. She wounds Horus with a super-effective Night Slash before knocking him into the water with Dragon Tail, presumably killing him.

She then flies back to her fleet and orders the soldiers to turn the ships around and bombard the city. While they're doing that, however, Horus reemerges from the water below, having Mega Evolved into Mega Mewtwo X, stunning them. Sekhmet and the army are even more shocked at seeing several of his fellow rebels emerge from the water and begin boarding the ships. Horus flies off to evacuate the Luxor residents; meanwhile, the Houndoom army engages the rebels in combat and slowly begin losing to them. Sekhmet discovers this but says it doesn't matter and orders Danny, who's manning one of the cannons, to have his soldiers fire them anyway. Danny becomes frightened and hesitates, telling his general he doesn't want to kill his own packmates. Sekhmet, however, grows angrier and hollers the command again. Danny grows angry, having realized the true depth of his former friend's malevolence, and refuses by stepping away from the cannon. He growls he won't follow her orders if it means putting his soldiers' lives on the line. Sekhmet becomes enraged and screeches that he's an insolent fool. She quickly strikes him down with Dragon Claw and fires the cannon herself, killing some of the rebels as well as her own soldiers.

To Sekhmet's shock, the rebels defeat her remaining soldiers. Infuriated, she now has no choice but to take on the rebels herself, but becomes satisfied upon learning they're no match for her. She fights them off long enough for her own warriors to recover and kills them one by one. Horus returns and becomes incensed when he sees what happened in his absence, not caring if he now stands alone against an army. Sekhmet again orders her soldiers to take aim at the Mewtwo, and they start firing at him. However, Horus uses his hands to deflect the cannonballs back at the ships, much to Sekhmet's horror. She can only watch as he destroys her entire fleet, killing the rest of the army in the process, though she herself survives. She tries to flee, but Horus pursues her and shoots her down with Aura Sphere. Horus then tells Sekhmet to come with him, but she angrily refuses and attacks him with Shadow Ball. The surprise attack fends him off long enough for her to escape, and she flies back to Memphis in her Dragon form, listening to the Luxor residents cheering for Horus below.

She returns to Memphis to find out the citizens and her palace soldiers have all turned on her and aim to force her out of the city for her crimes. Sekhmet tries to fight them off, but quickly becomes too exhausted. Heavily outnumbered, she reverts back to her normal form and runs out of the city, fleeing into the desert.

### **Chapter 31: Wandering**

Two weeks into her exile, Sekhmet is wandering alone in a forest when she hears rapidly approaching footsteps. She looks up to see a young girl in green clothes running towards her. The girl exclaims she saw an Umbreon, frightening Sekhmet and causing her to run off.

### **Chapter 32: Captured**

Sekhmet, disguised as a large Garchomp, wanders into someone's backyard, trying to find out exactly where she is. Something suddenly lands on her back; she looks up to see a Beartic holding her down. The Beartic calls out, and Sekhmet spots the same girl she saw earlier running towards her. The girl gasps and calls to her mother that she and Beartic found a large Garchomp in the yard. Both the girl's parents emerge from their house; the mother gasps at seeing Sekhmet, who snarls at her. The latter listens as the girl tells her parents she has no trainer, and intends to take her as her partner. Her parents relent, but her father tells her to take good care of the Garchomp. The girl, whose name is revealed to be Sarada, thanks them and gives Sekhmet the name Zetsu since she had no trainer before recalling Beartic into its Pokéball.

Sekhmet stands up and watches as Sarada's parents go back into the house. She then tries to attack Sarada, but the latter is able to defend herself using martial arts, to her surprise. Sekhmet, knowing this girl is very smart, decides to feign being clumsy to let her win easily. Sarada then shows her a syringe filled with a sedative powerful to knock out even the most powerful Dragon-types; seeing it, Sekhmet realizes she needs to let her body heal and lets Sarada intimidate her into submission. Sarada tells "Zetsu" to come inside the house. She explains she needs get a bath because of the nasty smell coming off her. Sekhmet is annoyed by this comment, but complies for the sake of her own physical health.

*More coming soon.*

### **Chapter 37**

Two years later, Sarada, having turned 17, is old enough to become an employed person; she is assigned by her father to work as a nurse at a nearby hospital, taking Sekhmet with her. While at the hospital, Sekhmet is forced to watch Sarada assisting in operations. Some time later, she is excused and goes to the lobby for half an hour. However, while thinking about her current circumstances, she is attacked from behind, but is able to throw off her assailant. She reverts to her old form and squares off against an opponent, who is revealed to be an Okidogi. Sekhmet demands who he is, and her foe replies that he was a student of Hathor, introducing himself as Inu.

He lunges at Sekhmet; she tries to dodge the attack, but is unable due to Sarada's recent overfeeding resulting in weight gain. Inu bites her left arm and rips it off, causing her to scream in agony. She kicks his crotch and bites off a portion of his torso, resulting in a bloody fight. The two exchange vicious blows, but Inu ultimately emerges victorious, ripping off all of Sekhmet's remaining limbs (except her tail). He bites down on her neck, making her choke on her own blood, before she passes out.

### **Chapter 38**

Sekhmet wakes up to find herself on an operating table, feeling pulling sensations in her stomach. She notices Horus, who recognizes her immediately, Sarada, and several other medics operating on her. Raising her head, the Umbreon spots four black metal cybernetics attached to her body. Realizing her organic limbs have been replaced, she looks back at Sarada, who notices she woke up. She helps another medic work on her stomach while a third places an oxygen mask over Sekhmet's nose. Sekhmet feels the gas entering her nostrils, but doesn't feel sleepy. The anesthetist reports this to Sarada's father, who readies a sedative syringe. Sarada herself and the other medic finish working on her stomach and start stitching it up.

However, Sekhmet has had enough; desiring to seek revenge on Inu for ripping her limbs off, she uses Recover to regain her strength and heal her wounds, astonishing everyone. Rejuvenated, she begins to break free of her restraints; Horus tries to persuade her not to, but his plea falls on deaf ears. Sekhmet frees herself and jumps off the table, landing on her new feet for the first time and balancing herself perfectly.

Horus stands in front of her and angrily commands her to get back on the table. Sekhmet glares at him, growling, and doesn't comply. Horus warns her she's not used to her new limbs yet and the doctors will put her out if she doesn't get back on the table. Sekhmet responds with a snarl and becomes a Dark/Dragon type before raising her tail. Horus and some other doctors prepare for the attack. Sekhmet swings a Dragon Tail at them; they dodge, and the move knocks over a small cart. Sekhmet lets out a ferocious roar. Sarada yells for her father to sedate her; Sekhmet dodges him, her new limbs functioning perfectly, and changes into her true form. Everyone backs away, uncertain, except for Horus, who tries to calm her down. Looking at him, Sekhmet thinks of Inu again and roars loudly before running off out of the hospital.

### **Chapter 39: The Loyal Three Protégés**

Sekhmet sprints away from the hospital and catches Inu's scent soon after. She follows it into a forest, where she catches two other scents mingling with it, and follows the trail to a large clearing. She spots a Fezandipiti sitting under a tree; he gets up and sneers at her before calling for his friends. Sekhmet watches as Inu and a Munkidori emerge from the bushes on either side of her. She demands to know who they are. The Fezandipiti introduces himself as Kigisu and the Munkidori as Saru, knowing she already met Inu. The latter remarks Sekhmet's now limbs are working already, and she spits she just got off the operating table. Kigisu reveals he knows Hathor, much to Sekhmet's shock. Saru adds they were Hathor's students in the science lab, where they helped her with Sekhmet's creation and experiments. Inu reveals they know Sekhmet killed their teacher and ripped off her limbs as revenge.

Incensed, Sekhmet roars, causing the forest to shake. She snarls that she'll kill them all for what they did; Kigisu sneers they'd like to see her try before ordering his comrades to attack her. They all lunch a Venoshock at her; Sekhmet effortlessly dodges and rotates her head drives to become a Dark/Ghost-type, shocking them all. She turns to Inu, snarling that he's first, and lunges at him with a Ghost-type Multi-Attack. While she approaches him, Saru tries to use Miracle Eye on her, but she turns on him and lunges at him instead, hitting him with overwhelming speed. Saru is knocked back against a tree, and Sekhmet launches a Dark Pulse at him, weakening him.

Inu uses the distraction to lunge at Sekhmet from behind with a Power-Up Punch. Sekhmet turns around just as he lands the move on her. However, it has no effect, shocking Inu. Sekhmet snarls at him, grabs him by the throat, becomes a Dark/Psychic-type, and uses Power-Up Punch on him. She sends Inu flying and gains an attack boost before running at him. Noticing Kigisu flying at her, she dodges his Fairy Wind attacks and outruns him. Inu, who is struggling to regain his footing, tries to get up, but Sekhmet hits him with a Psychic-type Multi-Attack, knocking him out.

With his comrades down, Kigisu attacks Sekhmet himself. She becomes a Steel-type, gaining an immunity to Poison, and hits him with a Steel-type Multi-Attack. Stunned, Kigisu is unable to react in time to defend himself as Sekhmet hits him with Iron Tail, knocking him to the ground. She growls that he and his friends made one fatal mistake, pinning him down. Kigisu begs for his life, but Sekhmet grabs his neck in her teeth and crushes his windpipe, killing him.

She leaves his body and goes for Saru next. Saru tries to fend her off with Psyshock, but it doesn't affect her, and she kills him by ripping his belly open with Metal Claw. She hears a horrified scream behind her and sees Inu staring at her. Sekhmet snarls that he's next and uses Teleport, popping up right behind him. Inu backs up and tries to escape, but Sekhmet traps him with Sand Tomb, jumps in, and violently disembowels him before ripping his head off. She roars triumphantly and resolves to return to Memphis to reclaim her rightful place as queen.

### **Chapter 40: Horus' Family**

Sekhmet decides to head back to Memphis immediately, intending to wipe the city's population and introducing a new one to prevent rebellion. However, Horus arrives to stop her, stating that she needs to let go of her past. Sekhmet spits she'll do no such thing and shifts to her Dragon form before flying into the air in an attempt to lose him. He is able to keep up with her, so she resorts to tricks to get him off her trail.

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Sekhmet finally falls to the ground, defeated. She looks up to see Horus standing over her and coughs up blood, which concerns him. Sekhmet asks him why he cares about her, as she tried to kill his mother earlier on. Horus replies with his family's belief that all life, including hers, are sacred to them, and that Isis realized she was very young, traumatized, and unable to think clearly.

## **Personality**

Crafty, quick-witted, psychotic, manipulative, and extremely intelligent. She can also be reckless in battle at times, attacking her opponents with no regard for her own safety. She is devoid of compassion and focuses solely on battling due to being created for that purpose. Due to her traumatizing past with her "parents", including lack of socialization, she is antisocial due to never learning how to communicate properly. As such, she has no problem ignoring people she doesn't like or who come off as bad and despises those who try to force her to fight or cooperate. She also has an extremely vicious temper and a hostile, aggressive disposition, often resorting to violence. She later becomes an insane, bloodthirsty, and tyrannical ruler who enjoys killing and inflicting pain on people for sport like Hathor, a result of the latter's behavioral imprints on her; this leads to her becoming a sociopath. She is very vengeful of those who wrong her and tends to hold long-term grudges.

However, she loses several of these traits after living with Sarada and later Amun-Ra's family.

*More coming soon.*

## **Known Moves**

Sekhmet knows all moves of every Pokémon type, including signature ones and the recently named Stellar type.

## **Physical Prowess**

Sekhmet possesses massive reserves of immensely strong energy, at least fifty times greater than that of both her adoptive parents combined. Upon becoming a vessel for Ifset, these reserves are doubled. She is an expert at manipulating the elements. She also is able to fend off massive numbers of foes and perform relentless assaults through coordinated strikes from each of her limbs. She also has a massive amount of physical strength, capable of launching strikes powerful enough to upturn the ground. Her claws and teeth are very sharp and the wounds inflicted by them often take a long time to heal. Her bite force is "insanely strong" according to Hathor, being able to crush literally anything. She can learn and use any moves and change her type and form. She can use her tail as a weapon in combat. She is also noticeably fast and agile, able to quickly get behind her opponents unnoticed and evade attacks at tremendous speeds. She is capable of breathing fire that burns hotter than 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit.

## **Skills**

* **Flight:** She is able to fly due to being a Kitsune.
* **Element Manipulation:** As part Kitsune, she can manipulate any and all elements in battle.
* **Immortality:** She is able to revive after being dead for a short time, being incapable of dying permanently.
* **Toxic sweat:** Like all Umbreon, she is capable of releasing a poisonous sweat whenever she gets agitated or angry.
* **Weapons master:** She is capable of wielding all sorts of weapons.
* **Shapeshifting:** She can change her size and form at will. She can also take the form of other beings and mimic their habits, personalities, etc. However, she will retain both her normal coloration and her head drives regardless of what form she takes to retain the ability to change her typing.
* **Survivor:** She can survive in the wild.
* **Exorcism:** She is able to expel Serkis and deter any more evil spirits from possessing her by consuming the blood or flesh of a deceased organism.
* **Ghost Parasite:** She can consume a spirit, therefore making them her host. By doing this, she inherits whatever abilities the spirit has, such as levitation and intangibility.
* **Lethal Bite:** She is revealed to have a bite force of 5,000 PSI due to very powerful neck and jaw muscles. She has sharp, venomous teeth and a mouth full of bacteria. Normally, anyone she bites may die from either poisoning or septicemia. However, stronger individuals are able to recover, though the wounds they receive may become healed scars.
* **Toxin Absorption:** She is able to absorb toxins into her body; however, she gets sick if she absorbs too much.
* **Strength:** She can lift very heavy objects and deliver strong blows due to a high muscle mass.
* **Portals:** She can open and travel through portals to other worlds.
* **Shock waves:** She is able to produce massive shock waves that are capable of decimating anything in their path, be it by using sonar underwater, her psychic powers, or simply roaring.
* **Light Enhancement:** Sekhmet grows stronger when exposed to sunlight due to having Fire-type genes. As an Umbreon, she also becomes more powerful when exposed to moonlight during the night. These powers will wane at dusk and dawn, respectively.
* **Type Advantage/Immunity:** She'll gain a type advantage and immunity depending on her current type. For instance, as a Dark/Normal type, she is immune to both Psychic and Ghost-type attacks.
* **Type and Ability Change:** She can change her type and second Ability at will since she stores all 17 type memories inside the disk drives in her head and has two Abilities. She rotates the drives 180 degrees to change her secondary type and 360 degrees to change her primary type. Example: As Mega Charizard X, she becomes a Fire/Dragon-type, but she can change either type. She can either change her first type to something like Fairy/Dragon or her second type to something like Fire/Bug. Regardless of the form she takes, the same body parts (sclerae, head drives, and in many cases, wing membranes and tails) will all change color to match the current primary or secondary type, whichever she chooses first. Additionally, she cannot change her Ability unless she changes her form first.
* **Serum Immunity:** She is immune to the Transformation Serum since it was made from her own DNA.
* **Ability to Use any and all Moves:** Due to being created from the cells of all known Pokémon, Sekhmet can take any of their forms and use even their signature moves.
* **Head Regeneration:** She can regenerate her head after losing it. However, this is the only body part she can regenerate.

## **Abilities**

* **RKS System:** Sekhmet's main Ability and the signature Ability of Silvally. Changes her primary or secondary type (whichever she chooses first) to match the memory disc she holds.
* Additionally, she has all known Abilities, including signature ones.

## **Weaknesses**

* **Bloodlust**: At times, she feels an uncontrollable urge to kill or maim her opponents. This can cause her to think only about defeating them and ignore anything else that might be happening, which will at times put her at a disadvantage and even in harm's way.
* **Outside Influence:** She can be easily influenced by individuals like Isfet and sometimes, even manipulated by them to help get what they want.
* **Emotions:** In certain situations, her emotions get the better of her and make her do things she normally wouldn’t. In some cases, she becomes emotionally unstable, which can make her vulnerable to manipulation by others and also open to possession by ghosts like **Serkis**. This can also physically harm her and cause her to become a vengeful enemy of those who've slighted her.
* **Drugs:** She is weak against medical drugs, especially paralyzers and sedatives.
* **Vulnerability to Manipulation:** Because she can easily be influenced by certain people, she is vulnerable to being manipulated by them. However, she later overcomes this.
* **Type Vulnerability:** She becomes weak against certain types depending on what type she is. For a full list of each Type Effectiveness, click here.

## **Quotes**

**Horus:** "I won't allow this anymore, Sekhmet! If you do not stop now, I *will* defeat you!"

**Sekhmet:** "I'd like to see you try. You have no idea what I've become!"

Horus confronting Sekhmet above Memphis when she tries to reclaim the throne, Chapter 40

"Why...? Why do you care for me? (coughs) I tried to kill your mother."

## **Trivia**

* She has PTSD, which hinders her ability to rule Memphis properly after she kills Hathor. The mental disorder is one of the many things that leads to Sekhmet's downfall.
* She is immune to Hathor's Transformation Serum since it was synthesized from her own DNA.
* Due to the fuel tank attached to her stomach, the fuel will sometimes accumulate in the organ, causing her to throw it up; however, this is completely harmless to her body.

## **Crimes Committed**

* **Mass manslaughter:**
* **1st degree murder:**
* **Usurpation:**
* **Matricide:**
* **Patricide:**

## **Implants Gained**

* Fuel tank filled with elementally reactive gel attached to her stomach. The gel is distributed throughout her entire body.
* Cybernetic limbs with elementally reactive sensors to assist with learning and using attacks associated with those areas (e.g, Night Slash, Mega Kick). Also possess cannons and rockets in arms and legs, respectively.
* Collapsible solar fins on the backs of her RKS drives to aid in powering her combat technology.
* IR and ultrasonic sensors, inertial navigation system, sonar transmitter and receiver, and temperature sensor implanted in her parietal lobe and frontal cortex; all of these serve as different combat technologies.
* Microchip implanted in her prefrontal cortex to make her more obedient to commands should the need arise. Also allows her to process information much faster.
* Compact tissue in her skull reinforced with chrome, allowing her to use head attacks without risk of damaging internal systems.
* Electronic auditory, visual, and olfactory sensors implanted in the top sides and front of her head, respectively, to enhance those biological senses a hundredfold.
* Vertebral metal spikes implanted in her spine to assist in both offense and defense.