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Bast is the cat god in ancient Egyptian mythology. She was worshipped as early as around the second dynasty of Egypt. Before the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt, she was once the goddess of war in Lower Egypt, as opposed to Upper Egypt. Lion goddess Sekhmet. Because of its similarity, Best’s priesthood gradually transformed from the god of war to the patron saint of the family, symbolizing the warmth and joy of the family, and was widely loved by the Egyptians. Her name is also related to the vase where the ancient Egyptians stored perfume, so she is sometimes called the guardian of fragrance.

Bast is the cat God in ancient Egyptian mythology. As early as around the second Dynasty of Egypt, she began to be worshipped. Before the unification of upper and lower Egypt, she was the goddess of war in Lower Egypt, as opposed to the lion goddess sehmet in Upper Egypt. Because of its similarity, best's clergy gradually transformed from the God of war to the patron saint of the family, symbolizing family warmth and joy, which is widely loved by Egyptians. Her name is also related to the ancient Egyptians' clay bottles for storing perfume, so she is sometimes called the guardian of fragrance.<br>

Buster is a cat god in ancient Egyptian mythology. She began to be worshipped as early as the second dynasty of Egypt. Before the unification of upper and lower Egypt, she was the Sivir of lower Egypt, and the opposite was Sekhmet, the lion goddess of upper Egypt. Because of its similarity, Best's priesthood slowly changed from the God of War to the patron saint of the family, symbolizing the warmth and joy of the family, and was widely loved by Egyptians. Her name is also related to the ancient Egyptian pottery jar where perfume was stored, so she is sometimes called the guardian of fragrance.