- “I like trouble, but I hate chaos.”
- ―Mesektet[src]
Mesektet was the fifth and most malevolent totem of the Ra-Tet. She appeared in the form of a little girl in a red dress and represented sunset.[1]
Biography[]
Because Mesektet was the second and most malevolent of the dark totems, her core was comprised entirely of darkness, unlike her fellow Ra-Tet Ashet and Ma'at, whose cores were comprised of light. Manjet warned the Angel Investigations team that they would find her particularly vicious.[1]
Mesektet was employed as the conduit to the Senior Partners for Wolfram & Hart, linking the Earthly branches of the firm with its Senior Partners via the White Room.[2]
In 2002, Lilah Morgan and Angel consulted Mesektet in their attempts to overcome Sahjhan. Mesektet explained that his people, the Granok demons, were too chaotic for her and too unpredictable for the Senior Partners, so they rendered the entire species incorporeal to prevent them from ruining the order that Mesektet liked, or interfering in Wolfram & Hart's plans.[3]

The Beast takes Mesektet's darkness.
The following year, Mesektet's darkness was one of the five ingredients the Beast needed for a ritual. Angel Investigations arrived at the White Room in the hope that Mesektet would know a way to escape Wolfram & Hart — which had been closed because of the Beast's attack — but found themselves too late. With her last breath, Mesektet told them, "The answer is among you," and saved them from the Beast by transporting them back to the Hyperion Hotel.[4]
After her death, her position as conduit was filled by "Big Cat."[5]
Behind the scenes[]
- She was portrayed by Kay Panabaker.
Appearances[]
- "Forgiving"
- "Habeas Corpses"
- "Long Day's Journey"
- "Home" (Only mentioned)
- "Hell Bound" (Only mentioned)
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Long Day's Journey"
- ↑ "Hell Bound"
- ↑ "Forgiving"
- ↑ "Habeas Corpses"
- ↑ "Home"