Keyen

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Even in the Aetherworld is there space for merryment and joy. Keyen, the goddess of luck and good fortune, is a gleeful deity that blesses her followers with the sway of her hand. She is very happy to give out her favour to each and all, except for those who don't deserve it... but then again, her judgment on who do and who don't has proven to be slightly off. However, she mostly gives out her blessings to the commonfolk, the farmers and the merchants. She is the one who makes sure the harvest succeeds. She is the one who keeps misfortune at bay. She is the one who puts fruit on the tree of effort.
However, she is also very fond of valuable objects, preferrably the shiny ones. And coins too, of course. At times, she is viewed as slightly immoral from her fellow gods, but she has proven to be as harmless as can be. And because of her fondness of shiny objects, she is a highly revered deity of the Myaani. But behind this glee and joy a dark past looms.
Many centuries ago, there was once a spirit known as 'Urelia', the spirit of trade. She was a neutral spirit, both with a good and a bad side. Ever since the humans began trading, she was created but then one day, Locux lead an assault on the Aetherworld and more specifically, Urelia. That fateful day, Locux sliced Urelia in half with his diabolical blade, splitting her in two: Keyen, the goddess of luck and good fortune, and her twin sister, Mirran , the soon-to-be Netherlady of greed. Locux was satisfied that day, as he brought Mirran with him back to the Netherworld, leaving the newly created (and feeble) goddess of luck and good fortune behind, in the Aetherworld.
But as the laws of the Aetherworld want it, a new spirit of trade was created to replace Urelia. But the Netherworld had won a vile deity that day.