Bastet lives a life of luxury in her stolen mansion in the Gloomy Forest. She sits atop a pile of riches that most Kamishiba can only dream of owning and her servant tends to her every whim. Bastet spends her days making deals and giving orders. She has no need for any earthly object, yet her greed and desire for power motivate her to continue manipulating Kamishibas to bend to her whims.

With her deal for her body now complete in a way. She keeps an eye on the De Serio household, Mercutio is still crucial to her plans as she needs him alive to keep Skyla in check. She forces deals from the weak, lonely, and desperate Kamishibas and then uses Tevlen and Skyla to enforce her side of her deal.

Bastet has spent more than just a few millennia on Aurora Land. For most of her immortal 'life' Bastet has been a Warlord, leading attack after attack against the Kamishiba population for nothing more than fun. The Pure Lopdiemis was an unbeatable foe... Almost unbeatable. During what should have been a simple and 'clean' raid on a Kamishiba city, an Astral appeared. The fight was long and bloody but in the end, Bastet was defeated and sealed away within the statue of a cat. Bastet was furious but unable to do anything from her prison. So instead the Lopdiemis watched in silence, regaining her strength for the day she would inevitably return.

The Kamishiba of Aurora Land quickly forgot about the Lopdiemis sealed within the statue of a cat. Her statue was passed around from city to city, tribe to tribe, and family to family, all unaware of the evil that watched them from the lifeless eyes of stone. The millennia that passed was uneventful for the Lopdiemis, stuck within her stone prison. But during her stay within a tribe, an innocent Kamishiba was killed for the debt of another in front of the statue and the innocent blood splashed onto the face of the statue. The effect was immediate. Large cracks formed across the left side of the face of the statue. But that was not all. While Bastet was still very much sealed within the statue, she could now talk and communicate with the outside world. The tribe's attitude towards the statue radically changed. Now the statue was a symbol of a divine being, a god in its own right. They worshipped the statue. And Bastet revelled in it. She demanded many lavish tributes, all of which she had no use for but the feeling of power the tributes gave her was unmatched. Soon the tributes evolved into deals of their own, the tribe wanting more 'proof' of their god's presence. While unable to do anything within the statue, Bastet still had her cunning and tricking the tribe was child's play. For many thousands of years, Bastet was worshipped by many different tribes, her statue still passed around. Eventually, she fell into the hands of a powerful family - taken as a trophy after defeating the tribe. A feat that Bastet would normally admire. But the victors hid their spoils in the basement of a mansion, hidden from sight. She spent countless years alone in the basement, for none who entered would stray close to the talking statue. But her fortune changed one day when a child strayed into her basement. Rosaline Li Santis was her name, an arrogant, self-righteous brat but foolishly brave for she approached the talking statue. The child was as foolish as she was ignorant and that made her the perfect tool. As the child grew, Bastet whispered in her ears, of lies and secrets, poisoning the child's heart and twisting her mind. As she grew, she was married off to a noble as per the tradition of her family. Bastet watched it all from the basement, waiting patiently for her moment to strike. Rosaline spent less and less time in the basement, when she finally returned it was with important news for her 'only friend' growing up. There was an egg. Rosaline had carried out her duty to her blood line.

Or so she thought. Bastet's eyes were sharper. The child was a bastard. Her husband had been unfaithful. It was perfect. She planted the seed of doubt within Rosaline's mind, letting her words plague the other's judgement and harbour uncertainty. For years, Rosaline festered in her suspicions, taking it out on 'her' child while her husband spent less and less time in their home. Until after a visit from the family doctor, she could take no more. She came to the statue for a deal. She was no fool and knew now what she had spent years talking to. What she offered was simple; she was dying and would willingly give the Lopdiemis her body to do as she pleased if Bastet would use it to wipe the wretched family line from Aurora Land, to carry out her revenge against the family that failed her. Bastet agreed and with Rosaline's blood, the Lopdiemis was finally free of her prison. On the night of the Lunar Eclipse, Rosaline's light faded from Aurora Land. Along with the light of all the Li Santis blood line, forced from the land by the jaws of a Beast. All except one. A broken window was evidence enough of what happened. Now Bastet searches Aurora Land for the survivor, to complete her end of the deal.