The Mark of the Bacchae: Difference between revisions
From YoungHerculesWiki
⧼monobook-jumptonavigation⧽⧼monobook-jumptosearch⧽
mNo edit summary |
mNo edit summary |
||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
'''Appears In:''' [[1.19 - Lure of the Lyre]] | '''Appears In:''' [[1.19 - Lure of the Lyre]] | ||
When a Bacchae bites a mortal, the mark left behind is known as ''The Mark of the Bacchae'' - two puncture wounds made by the long fangs of the Bacchae. Although the exact reason for transformation is unconfirmed, it is save to assume that Bacchae fangs may work similar to snake fangs, injecting a poison into the victim's blood stream. Unlike vampires, the victim does not have to die to be transformed - no matter what time of day they were bitten, they are transformed when the sun sets. | When a [[:Category:Bacchae|Bacchae]] bites a mortal, the mark left behind is known as ''The Mark of the Bacchae'' - two puncture wounds made by the long fangs of the Bacchae. Although the exact reason for transformation is unconfirmed, it is save to assume that Bacchae fangs may work similar to snake fangs, injecting a poison into the victim's blood stream. Unlike vampires, the victim does not have to die to be transformed - no matter what time of day they were bitten, they are transformed when the sun sets. | ||
The mark can be erased and the victim saved if the mark is washed with water from [[The Gilded Spring]] before the sun sets the same day the victim was bitten. | The mark can be erased and the victim saved if the mark is washed with water from [[The Gilded Spring]] before the sun sets the same day the victim was bitten. | ||
[[Category:Canon]] | [[Category:Canon]] | ||
Revision as of 20:09, 19 August 2013
Appears In: 1.19 - Lure of the Lyre
When a Bacchae bites a mortal, the mark left behind is known as The Mark of the Bacchae - two puncture wounds made by the long fangs of the Bacchae. Although the exact reason for transformation is unconfirmed, it is save to assume that Bacchae fangs may work similar to snake fangs, injecting a poison into the victim's blood stream. Unlike vampires, the victim does not have to die to be transformed - no matter what time of day they were bitten, they are transformed when the sun sets.
The mark can be erased and the victim saved if the mark is washed with water from The Gilded Spring before the sun sets the same day the victim was bitten.
