close-up portrait of Bastet, originally a powerful goddess of war, revered as both a protective mother and a fierce avenger, stands tall and commanding. Honored in the Nile Delta, she is known as Bast, with the body of a woman and the head of a fearsome lioness. Her sharp, feline features and piercing golden eyes radiate both wisdom and ferocity (lioness head:1.2)(human face:1.4). She wears an intricate golden headdress adorned with the sacred symbols of ancient Egypt, and her flowing robes are detailed with regal patterns, hinting at her divine status. In one hand, she holds the ankh, symbolizing life, while in the other, she grips a curved blade, representing her role as a vengeful protector of her people (curved blade:1.4). The scene is set under a blazing sun, its rays casting a golden glow over her, evoking the warm, fertile lands of the Nile Delta, where she was worshipped. Around her, ancient temples and hieroglyphs speak to her rich history and influence. Her posture is regal and intimidating, a figure of awe and reverence, embodying both nurturing care and unstoppable wrath., aidmaHyperrealism <lora:aidmaHyperrealism:1>Max details, Photo,realistic,aidmaimageupgrader<lora:ImageUpgraderV2:1>