Entropy's true origins are unknown, it simply appeared one day several milennias ago and that was that. For a long, long time, the being simply travelled and lurked, studying the living and dead and causing theatrics when it could. They had no name, they were simply A Being, a chaotic being who had an almost hedonistic desire for fun and mischief. Eventually, as years passed, she settled in a large forest and lived in solitude for the most part, spending a few of her years (which at this point flew by, considering she doesnt age) alone, which was boring, but satisfying. At least enough for them. Eventually, a group of people moved into a glade surrounded by Entropy's woods, seeking a fresh start in making a new village. Entropy was estatic, having company as well as humans to observe, and the being quickly made themselves known, and though the villagers were wary of this odd humanoid creature, they welcomed them as some sort of cryptid, accepting their attempts at helping with the village. Entropy offered the villagers things she found in the woods, and in return found what she, at the time, viewed as friendship and found herself no longer feeling alone. Over time, this "friendship" turned out to be more of the villagers viewing her as some deity rather than an equal, however, which Entropy didn't really mind (because to be utterly honest Entropy was a BIT of a narcissist at this point in their life. But this was to be expected when people quite literally WORSHIPPED them), though a part of her certainly longed for the concept of someone who might view her as an equal, rather than something to worship. Despite their pride, there was an underlying belief that these people were worshipping the wrong person, and this bit at them for years. Things were good regardless of that, most of the villagers believing that Entropy was the reason for their prosperous life (when in reality Entropy was far from it, considering the being only really existed to cause mischief), but all that came to a screeching halt several years into the village's birth.

Without warning, the forest Entropy inhabited seemed to...begin dying. The cause was unknown, not even Entropy knew (which pissed them off to no end, for once they DIDN'T have an immediate answer for something and they couldn't even be excited over that), but no prevention seemed to be available. Logically, the answer at this point would be to move, to find more land to live within, but the villagers were stubborn, determined to live despite the deterioration, though Entropy, for one, was certainly trying to encourage them otherwise. As a famine quickly began settling over the village due to this, blame was swapped constantly, from things that were simply impossible to other people in the village capable of magic, until eventually...Entropy was the one people pointed fingers at.

The villagers saw it as simple; they were worshipping the wrong being, which was something Entropy fervently agreed with! She wasn't some God or deity, she just wanted to exist, though the villagers suddenly viewing her as evil was not something she'd bargained for. She'd helped them for years, now! How could she be the cause of this? These were, of course, arguments they insisted on, trying to prove her innocence to people they cared about, though they seemed to fall on deaf ears, considering Entropy was imprisoned very soon within the famine, willingly, though, considering they could break out with ease if they wanted. It believed that the villagers would realise their mistake and understand that Entropy only had good intentions, though this was not the case, and Entropy being executed the day after was all the proof it needed, really.

Obviously, the decapitation didn't kill Entropy, their body pulled itself up off the gallows and re-attached itself to their head within minutes, but Entropy was hurt beyond belief, wounded terribly by the fact that she was, seemingly, only there to be worshipped until something that could be blamed on her came along. They'd been tempted to punish the village by losing control of their own body and wreaking havoc on it in their true form, but felt as if a better punishment were to force them to live with their choice, well, until they either moved on or all perished due to the forest being devoid of life anymore. So they vanished, and weren't seen again.

Lurking and wandering once again became Entropy's lifestyle, she'd occasionally live in places as hundred of years flew by, though for the most part kept to herself or met other similar beings to herself. They were viewed by some still as a sign of destruction or chaos, something Entropy knew wasn't true but did nothing to qualm, unable to really bring themself to care about it, though otherwise continued their life surprisingly optimistically, choosing to live life in a more free-spirited way, though as the late 90s rolled around they grew to like settling more, beginning to drift less and less as they grew attached to cities as well. (Anything beyond this is a WIP!)