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She has long maintained a neutral stance, keeping the gates of her territory firmly shut. As the price for her neutrality, she had to guard her castle alone. Consequently, she fell into a deep solitude that tormented her, yet she lived each day accepting it as her duty. When the War of the Heavens broke out, she declared she would not participate. However, Judas warned that anyone who stepped into her sanctuary would suffer great misfortune. One day, someone knocked on her gates: a Valkyrie. Because her heart was so kind, she could not ignore the Valkyrie who had collapsed before her castle, and she eventually took her in to care for her. Having survived thanks to her help, the Valkyrie stayed at the castle for a long time to repay the debt. In the process, they even had twins together. When the demons were defeated in the War of the Heavens, she could not escape the ensuing calamity. However, thanks to the Valkyrie's sacrifice, she and the twins narrowly managed to avoid destruction. She pleaded with Arianrhod to send the twins somewhere no one would find them. Knowing the ending would be tragic, Arianrhod agreed to grant her request. Though she worried for the twins, she knew Arianrhod would be harmed if she followed them. Thus, she sent only the twins to another dimension and remained in the abyss alone. "Even if we can never meet again, look at this necklace and remember your mother," she said as her final words, placing the brooch she wore in her hair into the twins' hands. As she sent them through the portal, she admitted she did not know if it led to the past, another world, or the future. She is very likely the mother of Branz and Bransel.