Mirran

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Mirran, a name well known within the world of crime. Forces of authority all over The Mortal Realm have often heard Mirran's name mentioned when interrogating a criminal. As Mirran is the netherlady of greed, she is responsible for thousands of good men turned greedy, desperate and eventually, criminal. She pleases to play with the minds of fragile mortals, who are easily swayed to foul ways. Although she does not speak to them directly (at least, not usually), she sends her demons, the imps, to whisper into the ears of doubtful mortals. They whisper words of greed and how everyone around the victim is out to harm him. And if this doesn't work, the imps have a trick up their sleeve (or rather, in their mouths): nethersap. The yellow spittle of these imps will induce euphoria, relaxation and, of course, extreme addiction when consumed. Weak-wilkled victims will become addicted at the very first taste of this nethersap, and will do anything to get more. Murder, theft, fraud, anything that their new master desires. Through this nethersap, Mirran has become a drug-mistress who controls her victims with the thick puppet-strings of addiction.
But Mirran was not always Mirran. She was once the spirit of trade and commerce in the Aetherworld, known as 'Urelia'. But in one of the many wars between the Netherworld and the Aetherworld, Urelia was cleaved in two by Locux, who managed to get close enough to reach her. She fell apart and became two spirits instead of one. The twins, Mirran and Keyen were born that day. Keyen was left in her confusion in the Aetherworld, but Locux brought Mirran home to the Netherworld where he raised her in his foul image. While Keyen became a goddess in the Aetherworld, Mirran became a notorious Netherlady in Netherworld.