A list of the most common forms of Lavender.
Originated in eastern areas of Czechoslovakia sometime in the early 1800s, although, their official name was not applied until the mid-1900s. Ladies of this descent are connected with the Earth, with power over all vegetation. They often surround themselves with precious, semi-precious stones as forms of amplifiers for their powers. Some individuals have been reported to grow leaves, flowers, feathers or branches from the scalp like hair.
First documentation of the Heka is dated back to sometime near 3000 BC, during the first dynasty of Ancient Egypt. Notable Hekas include: Meryt-Neith (first female pharaoh of Egypt), Nitocris, Twosret, Nefertiti, Cleopatra, Sobekneferu and Hatshepsut. The trait found within every Lavender of this descent is the ability to sink into the Earth and use it as a form of transportation. (Otherwise known as Desert Walkers/Earth Sleepers).
Originated in the south of Nigeria. Named after the goddess Ala of the Igbo people, due to the uncanny similarities between their abilities. While the goddess ruled over the dead and Underworld, she was said to hold the souls of the dead in her womb. Lavenders of this descent have the ability to collect and hold the souls of the dead, so to raise the being from death.
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