Emeriah

Emeriah, modern name "Emily," is the eldest child and daughter of Amarga and Davide, and according to the Lovotian religion, is the goddess of death, afterlife, final judgment, fate, and serves as ruler of the Underworld. One of the original twelve gods and goddesses of Lovotianity, the tale of Emeriah is a tragic one. In the early years of the world's creation, Emeriah was permanently banished, alongside Loselle, to the Underworld due to horrific crimes against the gods. While Loselle was later released, Emeriah remains. She is unmarried and has no children or successors to her name. 
In the initial days of the world's creation, each god and goddess oversaw a specific aspect in the development of the mortal world and how it were to function. However, Emeriah ultimately attempted to create an alternate universe in which she were to rule as the sole deity while simultaneously plotting a coup against Antoine. In doing so, she enslaved hundreds of thousands of demigods and later punished them in the Mauritian section of the Underworld. Upon discovery of her deeds and plans, Antoine and his siblings banished Emeriah to the Underworld for all of eternity, with no means of escape. She remains there as ruler, judging souls upon death and determining their final resting place in accordance with the types of lives each individual lived. 
According to scholars, historians, and priests, Emeriah is depicted as extremely fickle, judgmental, and petty. Under her rule, the Underworld remains largely dark and desolate, where souls are often punished to the fullest extent, even if their mortal lives do not reflect the need for retribution. She remains miserable and destitute, despising her siblings for betraying her, despite her initial actions. The goddess tends to favor souls who are passive-aggressive and unforgiving, much like her. Her following is very small in comparison to the other Lovotian deities, and she attempts to manipulate living mortals in turning against their god of choice. She remains an unfavorable component of the religion, as her deceptive, harsh, and miserable nature make her an undesirable choice for anyone to reliably worship.