Statue of Heket

Origin
Heket was the frog goddess of fertility. This small statue was created to worship Heket. In ancient Egyptian times, the frog was a symbol of fertility, related to the annual flooding of the Nile.

One of the ten plagues that Moses put upon the land of Egypt's stubborn pharaoh was a plague of frogs. The frogs got into their bread, inside their beds, and even in the Pharaoh's throne. The frog statue seems to have absorbed the fear of the Egyptians when they saw an invasion of frogs.

Effects
The statue of Heket emits a low croak that attracts all frogs within the vicinity. This can be problematic for the user, as the frogs will get into everything that the user owns, from their clothes to their food.

Collection
Ths Statue of Heket was being stored in a museum. Artie Shaw located the artifact and asked the curator about it. The curator said that the Statue of Heket was found by an archaeologist in 1995, and placed in the museum's collection. Artie and the other agents decided to collect the frog statue and place it within the Warehouse.