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{{Infobox Individual
|individual name= High Priestess
|image = High Priestess (TFOP).jpg
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|race= [[Pyrovile]] (but once was [[human]])
|species = Human
|home planet= [[Earth]]
|species2=Pyrovile
|home era= [[Early Human History|79 AD]]
|origin= [[Earth]]
|appearances= [[The Fires of Pompeii]]
|first= The Fires of Pompeii (TV story)
|actor= [[Victoria Wicks]]
|appearances=
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|actor= Victoria Wicks
|affiliation=Sibylline Sisterhood}}The '''High Priestess''' was in charge of an ancient sisterhood called the [[Sibylline Sisterhood]] who were hired by the city of [[Pompeii]] to see the future.


'''The High Priestess''' was encharge of an ancient sisterhood that lived in the city of [[Pompeii]]. When she was younger she was possesed by the [[Pyrovile]] force and her body turned into stone. She had a telepathic link to the other sisters in her order as well as several other citizens of Pompeii, such as [[Lucius Petrus Dextrus]] and a young woman called [[Evelina]]. She had a plan to conquer the planet Earth and transform every one into stone. Donna Noble had a different Profency of the events that were due to come. She said that MOunt Vesuvios would erupt. The High Priestess had a plan to turn every one into stone so that her race could survive. She planned to sacrifice Donna but the Doctor saved her. She had millions of Rock Giants living in the center of Vesuvios. Ready to attack but her plan was fioled by the doctor as her destroyed her plan to mass conquer. She died due to the link being brocken. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Fires of Pompeii]]'')
Earlier she had been possessed by the [[Pyrovile]] force by breathing in [[volcano|volcanic]] dust. Her body had largely turned into stone. She and the rest of the Sisterhood had a [[telepathic]] link to each other and to several other citizens of Pompeii, such as [[Lucius Petrus Dextrus]] and a young woman called [[Evelina (The Fires of Pompeii)|Evelina]]. In [[79]], [[Donna Noble]] told Evelina of the events that were due to come and referred to them as a new prophecy. She foretold that [[Mount Vesuvius]] would erupt and destroy the city.


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The High Priestess had a plan to convert humans into Pyrovile to keep them from extinction and then boil the oceans away, taking over Earth and all civilisation. She died as a result of Mount Vesuvius erupting and destroying her along with Pompeii. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Fires of Pompeii (TV story)|The Fires of Pompeii]]'')
 
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[[Category:Humans with unknown names]]
[[Category:Humans with psychic powers]]
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The High Priestess was in charge of an ancient sisterhood called the Sibylline Sisterhood who were hired by the city of Pompeii to see the future.

Earlier she had been possessed by the Pyrovile force by breathing in volcanic dust. Her body had largely turned into stone. She and the rest of the Sisterhood had a telepathic link to each other and to several other citizens of Pompeii, such as Lucius Petrus Dextrus and a young woman called Evelina. In 79, Donna Noble told Evelina of the events that were due to come and referred to them as a new prophecy. She foretold that Mount Vesuvius would erupt and destroy the city.

The High Priestess had a plan to convert humans into Pyrovile to keep them from extinction and then boil the oceans away, taking over Earth and all civilisation. She died as a result of Mount Vesuvius erupting and destroying her along with Pompeii. (TV: The Fires of Pompeii)

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