Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

Lahkesis resembles the aspect of an angelic deity, with white eyes and a pair of wings that enable her to fly. She wears an elm on her head, as long as a toga held by a metal belt that Lahkesis wears in such a way to cover only half of her upper body, leaving her left breast completely exposed. She always carries her staff with her, probably using it as a catalyst for her magic attacks. However, she can also appear as an ancient woman with silver hair and bony arms. She wears cotton dresses and have heir hair tied back in a white bandanna.

Lahkesis is not as cruel as her older sister Atropos but still enjoys toying with the lives of mortals. She is very much proud of status as sister of fate. She also cares for her sisters.

Lahkesis is the second oldest, and possibly the least cruel, of the three Sisters of Fate who determine the destinies of Gods and mortals alike. It is her duty to "embellish" the Threads of Fate, which then determines how a person lives their life. Her Roman Equivalent is Decima.