Iyereha was once known as Oshun, one of the most revered and powerful African goddesses. She governed the forces of love, fertility, and water, and was adored for her beauty, wisdom, and compassion. Oshun was a key figure in the divine council of African deities, greatly influencing the natural world and human fate.

However, a devastating battle among the gods erupted when a rogue faction challenged the balance of power, seeking to overthrow the established divine order. Oshun, fiercely defending her realm, led her forces into battle. In the chaos, she was betrayed by an ally and defeated by the warring gods, stripping her of her divine status and leaving her cast out.

Oshun had to reinvent herself as Iyereha to survive, hiding her true identity while slowly reclaiming her lost power. She now walks the mortal world, appearing as a tall, majestic anthro rabbit, with black and golden fur that shimmers in the light. The red in her hair symbolizes the fire of her past and her burning desire to restore balance.

The heart-shaped locket she wears around her neck is a relic from her time as a goddess, containing a small but potent fragment of her divine power. The African tattoo on her hips marks her as one who reveres the supremacy of the higher forces, a reminder of her roots and mission. Her back tattoo, written in an ancient, forgotten script, is the key to unlocking her full powers again, though it remains a mystery.

With her flaming neon crown still flickering with the essence of her lost divinity, Iyereha walks the earth, biding her time, waiting for the moment when she can reclaim her true name, Oshun, and bring harmony back to the world of gods and mortals alike.