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Satet holds many names on account of just how many languages the tales of her deeds have been translated into. Part of what would come to be known as the Elephantine Triad, she would protect Egypt's southern frontier from Setites and the minions of Apophis as a war goddess, while also serving as a fertility goddess by granting wishes to those who sought love.
She would live, such as the Shemsu-heru do, for millennia, adding more confusion to the myth and the name, but almost vanished entirely sometime during the Hellenistic period. There may be more tales of her existence in the underworld, truths of her past warped into soulforged items or found in the annals of the temples of Ma'at in the city of Amentet, the Dark Kingdom of Sand that predates even Stygia.
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Not much can be ascertained about Khalida. She was a driven, if uninspired, architect in Beirut up until the 2020 port explosion, but vanished in the aftermath.
Presumed dead for a time, she resurfaced a few months later. Her estate and what was left of her architecture firm were held by Ashukhi Corp. for a few years, but she was able to re-establish herself before simply liquidating everything and relocating to the states.
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A bunch of fancy stuff! 
