Hathor was the main goddess of fertility, not Bastet. To my knowledge none of Bastets most common variations were involved with fertility. Then again, most ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses from the main pantheon had some aspect dealing with fertility.
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That being said, I've been wondering whether the adopted cat is going to have a more substantial role ever since the Daisy quest line. I'm really looking forward to a proper quest exploring Principal Smith and her cult. In fact, I'd say apart from the main quest in the update after Eve's, Principal Smith's cult quest is what I'm looking forward to the most.
There is a small problem with the Egyptian gods, because throughout the history and change in Egyptian cults," the gods' responsibility" has changed.
Hathor was the goddess of love, joy, dance and all pleasures and games.
Bastet was the goddess of love, fertility and motherhood.
Married women wanting offspring turned to Bastet.
Certain features overlapped. Anyway, Hathor and Bastet were sisters, and according to the description, they did some odd things, but Hathor did it during the day and Bastet did it at night.
In any case, the statues of black cats point to the goddess Bastet.
In general, I wonder why so many people think that the implementation of pregnancy for most or even all women with whom MC will have sexual intercourse is treated as a fetish?
Bastet is the goddess of fertility, among others.
Dr. Priya deals with infertility treatment.
Miss Okita, while commenting on the magnitude of MC's incest, speaks of an above average MC libido.
Aqua wants a child from MC.
Diane wants a child.
In my opinion, this may be DC's way of introducing universal acceptance of women to the "harem" MC in the SS.
It should be noted that monogamy is a cultural concept. In cultures that allow polygamous relationships, women find it normal to be one of several wives or concubines.
To justify acceptance for MC's "harem", it is enough for DC to introduce some culture to the SS that accepted the fact that one man had several concubines.