Nothing was known of June’s birthday and birthplace, as her kidnappers destroyed her records. Her kidnappers were a group of scientists, from New York, hoping to create super soldiers for the government. They had begun to take infants to properly shape them into perfect super soldiers, as older than infants have more rebellion in them. That was true, as one of their old experiments came back and destroyed them like before.

This man was named Daniyal Abd Al-Rashid, an Egyptian man who was given gold-manipulating powers and a will to punish those who tortured him. He is now Anubis Al Dahabi, a villain who punishes sinners through challenges he created. A villain who was hurt by many even before landing in the hands of scientists. His first victims were some of the scientists and he came back for the others with his young followers.

While wreaking havoc, he stumbled upon baby June crying. He saw a piece of steel shaped by her cries and it made him pause in fear. He decided to take her as his child so as not to let her go through the same lab torture as him.

Under Daniyal’s care and teachings, June was raised by the villain with love and philosophy. The philosophy was a twisted sense of justice, taking matters into one’s own hands if no authority would stop it. He would keep her in his hidden mansion and have her follow strict rules to be safe. June followed it to a tee as a good daughter, but Anubis’ followers didn’t like that. Because she was doted on mostly by him and they had plenty of history with him, they grew jealous that she got Anubis’ attention easily while they had to work hard for it. So they did their best to steer her away from his teaching.

Through their questionable teachings, outdoor trips, and letting her watch the news, it made June think about her foster father’s work. Was it worth paying for bad people’s crimes? Was what those people said about her foster father being a villain true?

Eventually, Daniyal pulled her away from his assistants and had her be around him during work and help him out. He wanted her not be like those corrupted people, but this wasn’t enough as she continued to question internally about what he and his assistants were doing. She knew some had valid reasons to do such acts. Either from fear or no other choice.