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Lady Spatium was the Embodiment of Space in the Void Between Worlds. The other two Embodiments were Lord Thymon, the Embodiment of Time, and Squire Psykha, the Embodiment of Thought. (PROSE: The Grand Multiverse Hotel)
According to Jenny Everywhere, the Embodiments' origins were disputed; some believed that they arose in the Void out of the amalgamated perceptions of all its other dwellers, while others claimed that they had once resided in a specific universe from which they had been banished, subsequently imposing their own perception on everyone else. However it came about, however, the perceptions of the three Embodiments of the Void provided a “consensus reality” experienced by all who travelled through the Void, thus allowing for permanent constructs inside the Void, such as the Interdimensional Tavern and the Interdimensional Hotel, to arise. (PROSE: The Grand Multiverse Hotel)
When Pythagoras-858 referred to Lord Thymon as “Thymey” upon their first meeting, an embarrassed Thymon complained that he sounded like his (Thymon's) mother. (PROSE: Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving) Indeed, at any one time, three Shapechildren, birthed by Lady Spatium, existed, any one of them ready to specialise themselves and take over if one of the three adult Embodiments was incapacitated. This meant that for any given Psykha and Thymon, “Lady Spatium”, in different iterations, was both a sister and a mother. (PROSE: Family Business)
In Issue 1034 of The Cupid Courier, Thymon was quoted approving of the recent Cupid Parliament ruling that non-Cupid inhabitants of the Homeworld would start officially getting monthly days off, stating that he would be able to use them to visit Spatium, whom he had been unable to contact since coming to live in the Homeworld because the Department of Postal Services did not handle deliveries beyond the Homeworld. (PROSE: Conspiracy-1263 Publicly Accuses the Gang of the Green Gorillas)