However, Sekhmet is a goddess of war and is not associated with dominion over time and space, and so is unlikely to be the basis of the statues, unless it is taken into account that statue teaches "the ways of war" if it is offered the blood of demons. The Divinity Statue bears some resemblance to the Egyptian goddess Sekhmet, who had a lion's head.This allows players to customize their technique set for each mission, even if they are poor in Proud Souls. However, in Devil May Cry 4, though the prices of all techniques rise as more of them are purchased, they can also be fully refunded after every mission, returning the prices to their previous state. In general, purchases are permanent, and buying items will cause their prices to go up to a certain limit. In Devil May Cry, Devil May Cry 2, Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening and Devil May Cry 5, Red Orbs are the only currency used, while in Devil May Cry 4, Proud Souls are used to buy abilities and red orbs are only used to buy Items and Orbs. The function of the Divinity Statue has remained largely unchanged throughout the series. In DmC: Devil May Cry, the statue's appearance is designed to resemble a masked woman lifting a lantern. In Devil May Cry 5, she was redesigned as a woman wearing a lion mask. If it is offered the "blood of demons", it will bestow the player with "ancient ways of war". It bears the likeness of the omniscient god of time and space, which resembles a lioness-headed woman holding an hourglass.
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